Topic: Information Dominance

The concept of "Information Dominance," a term linked to the NSA and military intelligence, is discussed in the context of digital influence operations. As the US debates social media regulation, the European Union is preparing to implement the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which imposes severe fines for data mishandling. The narrative suggests that Facebook has become a political punching bag in the absence of concrete evidence of Russian collusion.

The Mueller investigation is characterized as an "extraction exercise" to remove problematic figures from the FBI and DOJ rather than a search for collusion. A satirical argument is made that Dilbert creator Scott Adams should be "indicted" for using "hypnosis" and "information dominance" to help Trump win. The segment reflects on Robert Mueller's long tenure and the institutional culture of the FBI.

G. Edward Griffin, author of "The Creature from Jekyll Island," explains the "divide and conquer" strategy used by global elites to control populations through money and "information dominance." The hosts link this to modern intelligence agency practices and the "Internet in a Suitcase" program previously funded by the State Department.

General Alexander uses a series of metaphors—including taking a bath, holding a hornet's nest, and wearing seatbelts—to justify mass surveillance. He claims the agency has achieved "information dominance" to prevent another 9/11-style event, though the hosts remain skeptical of these "new tools."