Topic: Newsweek

The discussion references the 1948 election between Harry Truman and Thomas Dewey to illustrate that media outlets do not have the constitutional authority to call elections. Dr. Farrell predicts a potential reversal of results in states like Georgia and Pennsylvania, which could lead to a constitutional crisis. He warns that such a reversal might trigger violent reactions from organized and well-financed groups on the left.

Russ Baker recounts his attempt to interview Thomas Devine, a former CIA associate of George HW Bush who refused to cooperate. Baker criticizes the mainstream media and publishing industry for promoting "authorized" biographies that ignore documented research in favor of established myths. He notes that figures like Alfred Ulmer, a CIA coup specialist, are often omitted from mainstream historical accounts of the Bush family.

The guest recounts being labeled a "NASA plant" by researcher Richard Hoagland in a Newsweek article. This leads to a critique of Hoagland and Mike Barra, suggesting their work on "space conspiracies" actually reinforces the underlying NASA paradigm. The guest argues that his lunar wave research is more disruptive to the status quo than the theories presented by established fringe figures.