Topic: Council For National Policy

Greg Carlwood provides a post-interview recap, comparing Iserbyt's work to that of John Taylor Gatto. He reads a passage from her book about a 1973 "smiley face" questionnaire used to extract personal data from students. Carlwood also teases the second hour of the interview, which covers the Council for National Policy, South African gold mines, and Iserbyt's thoughts on magic and astrology.

Carlwood previews the second hour of the podcast, available to Plus members, which features John Brisson's research into the co-option of the American Right. The discussion covers the Council for National Policy (CNP) as a conservative counterpart to the CFR and examines the shifting ideologies of media outlets like Red Ice Radio. This segment explores the "backseat drivers" influencing conservative politics and the potential masters behind figures like Donald Trump and Alex Jones.

Josh Reeves describes his research methodology, noting how investigations into one subject often lead to unexpected connections in others. He explains how his work on "The Secret Riot" and the Council for National Policy eventually intersected with his archaeological research. His current focus in "The Spellcasters" has evolved from a Hollywood exposé into a broader study of mind control and information warfare against the public.