Topic: Brent Scowcroft

Former CIA and national security officials Brent Scowcroft and Richard Armitage endorsed Hillary Clinton, which the hosts view as the "old guard" protecting their interests. Reports from the Petra News Agency suggest Saudi Arabia has funded 20% of Clinton's campaign. The hosts theorize that Clinton's 2012 "fainting" incident was a cover-up for a plane crash related to secret Iran deal negotiations that would have angered her Saudi donors.

Zbigniew Brzezinski and Brent Scowcroft testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee regarding global security threats. Scowcroft proposed a nuclear fuel bank, while Brzezinski discussed the strategic threat of "confrontational cyber" capabilities from China. The hosts comment on the advanced age of the witnesses and a snide exchange involving John McCain.

An investigation into the Albright Stonebridge Group, a strategic consulting firm that helps clients navigate "challenging markets." The hosts describe the firm as a tool for the "Lizard People" to manage global resources and influence governments, noting the close personal and professional ties between Albright and Condoleezza Rice.

Foreign policy experts at a CSIS meeting, including Brent Scowcroft, admitted the United States was caught off guard by the speed of the Ukrainian revolution and the subsequent loss of Crimea. Critics argue the State Department was too focused on installing a new government in Kiev to notice Russian military preparations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's overt support for Mitt Romney is characterized as unprecedented interference in a U.S. election. The discussion explores the possibility that the Benghazi attack was orchestrated by foreign intelligence services to embarrass the Obama administration and create an "October Surprise" to benefit the Romney campaign.

National Security Advisor James Jones stated at the Munich Security Conference that he takes "daily orders" from Dr. Henry Kissinger. Jones described a chain of command within the National Security Council that includes Kissinger, Brent Scowcroft, and Sandy Berger. The hosts highlight this as evidence of the enduring influence of the "evil elite" over current US foreign policy.