Topic: Nancy Reagan

The hosts discuss how "magic" involves aligning actions with the Sky Clock to increase potency. They revisit the demotion of Pluto following the 9/11 attacks and the public mockery of Nancy Reagan's use of an astrologer as a tactic to distance the public from natural cycles. Crow777 asserts that history repeats in cycles and that events like 9/11 were encoded in media as far back as the 1930s.

Ronald Reagan’s presidency was heavily influenced by astrologer Joan Quigley, who used electional astrology to schedule speeches, meetings, and travel. While the official narrative blamed Nancy Reagan’s anxiety following the 1981 assassination attempt, evidence shows Reagan used astrology as early as his 1967 gubernatorial inauguration. Chief of Staff Donald Regan later exposed the "court astrologer" in a tell-all book, detailing how the White House schedule was dictated by celestial portents.

The "Teflon" quality of the Reagan presidency, where the President escaped scandal despite the Iran-Contra affair and staff indictments, has been attributed by some to the strategic use of astrology. Nancy Reagan notably admitted to following astrology during a "void moon" period, a time when practitioners believe actions have no lasting consequences. This strategic timing may have contributed to the lack of public backlash following the revelation.