Topic: Private Company

Cargill is identified as a primary driver of global food control, with the hosts noting that the privately-held company's intelligence capabilities are said to exceed those of the CIA. The Cargill family, which remains largely out of the public eye, oversees a fleet of 570 ships and 155,000 employees. The hosts explain that almost any processed or additive-heavy food in a supermarket likely passed through Cargill's hands.

NBC Nightly News reported that Twitter employees expressed pride in the company's decision to ban President Trump. Twitter executives warned of plans for future armed protests proliferating on and off the platform. Legal experts cited in the report noted that as a private company, Twitter's actions do not constitute a First Amendment violation, despite the ban being instigated by internal staff pressure.

A Reuters report reveals the eccentric background of Haruna Yukawa, who traveled to Syria on a "hardship course in self-discovery." Yukawa had previously lost his wife and business, attempted suicide by self-mutilation, and believed he was the reincarnation of a cross-dressing Manchu princess. He established a "Private Military Company" that existed only on the internet before being captured by militants.