Topic: Lawyer

David Barnheiser joins the program to discuss his background as a professor of law emeritus and a lifelong civil rights lawyer. Despite his liberal background, Barnheiser argues that modern "woke" ideology has become a massive problem and a war of attrition against intellectual creativity. He introduces his book, Conformity Colleges, which examines the destruction of dissent within American universities.

Tony Merkel reveals that Charlie was eventually contacted by military officials in his new country of residence to ensure he would not leak harmful information. Charlie also suspected he was being monitored by a new coworker. Due to the story's importance, Merkel re-released the cleaned-up audio as Episode 351 to provide better quality for listeners interested in this military glitch account.

A panel of experts discusses a historic petition filed on April 10, 2018, demanding a special criminal grand jury to investigate the collapse of World Trade Center buildings 1, 2, and 7. The panel includes architect Richard Gauge, former White House policy analyst Barbara Honegger, and attorney David Meiswinkle. The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York has reportedly granted the request to present this evidence to a grand jury.

The guests provide an update on ongoing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests and litigation against agencies like NIST and the New Jersey State Police. They mention efforts to obtain records from the Shanksville crash site and photos of individuals arrested on 9-11. The segment concludes with a call for donations to LC4FOR911.org and AE911Truth.org to fund the continued legal and technical battle for a new investigation.

Beyond the TPP, negotiations are underway for the Trade in Services Agreement (TISA) involving 52 countries and a separate deal with the European Union. These agreements utilize the World Trade Organization (WTO) as a judge and jury, where corporate lawyers serve as judges in an undemocratic system without an appeal process. These behind-closed-doors negotiations are establishing a worldwide financial interchange system that bypasses national democratic oversight.

Jordan Maxwell begins by clarifying that he is not a legal authority but a student of extraordinarily brilliant experts he has met over 50 years. He asserts that the world does not function as the public perceives, describing society as a system of "smoke and mirrors." Maxwell warns that legal terminology used in federal courts differs significantly from common language, necessitating the use of lawyers to navigate a system designed to make laypeople lose.

Fresco discusses the historical phasing out of jobs like ice delivery and elevator operation through technology. He predicts that lawyers, bankers, and police will eventually become obsolete. The hosts discuss the "illusion of choice" in the capitalist marketplace, where hundreds of low-quality versions of the same tool are produced to ensure repeat sales.