Topic: Daniel Estulin

Author Daniel Estulin reportedly secured a $126 million contract for a blockbuster film based on his book, "The True Story of the Bilderberg Group." Despite backing from the owners of the Terminator franchise, the production company suddenly went bankrupt shortly after the project was announced in Madrid. Milligan cites this as an example of how the "powers that be" prevent alternative narratives from reaching the mainstream cinema.

John Perkins and Greg Carlwood discuss the perceived powerlessness of U.S. Presidents, including Barack Obama, due to their dependence on corporate funding and vulnerability to character assassination. Perkins argues that the United States has become a "corporate talkocracy" or a fascist state where business and government are indistinguishable. He asserts that political leaders cannot fix the system because they are beholden to the corporations that funded their elections.

Author Daniel Estulin discusses the origins and structure of the Bilderberg Group, which held its first meeting in 1954 at the Bilderberg Hotel in the Netherlands. The group functions as a secretive NATO-aligned alliance of financiers, politicians, and media moguls from Western Europe, Canada, and the United States. Estulin claims the primary objective of these annual meetings is the erosion of nation-state sovereignty in favor of global corporate control.

Greg Carlwood concludes the interview by promoting Daniel Estulin's books and Twitter account. He shares success stories from the THC Money Bomb, including helping listeners pay for college tests, car seats, and art classes. The show ends with a reminder for listeners to use the voicemail app and a brief musical outro featuring a political-themed track.