Topic: Rhodes Scholar

Hillary Clinton recently criticized those who wish to "turn the clock back" to a world dominated by white men of a certain ideology. Her comments are framed as a defense of the "progressive progress" favored by the North Sea Nexus. Clinton's background as a Rhodes Scholar is cited as evidence of her alignment with British-influenced globalist interests.

A review of Dr. Lena Wen’s career highlights her status as a Rhodes Scholar and her presence as an ER physician during the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. Her frequent media appearances and rapid career shifts across organizations like the WHO and Planned Parenthood lead to speculation regarding her background.

The White House task force has shifted its reliance from the discredited Imperial College model to data provided by Christopher Murray at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME). The IHME is funded primarily by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, leading to concerns about the centralization of pandemic data. Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx have transitioned their public projections to align with these new Gates-funded supercomputer models.

The biography of Pete Buttigieg is examined, highlighting his education at Harvard and Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. The hosts discuss the history of the Rhodes Scholarship and its founder, Cecil Rhodes, linking the program to "one world government" ideologies. Other notable Rhodes Scholars mentioned include Bill Clinton, Rachel Maddow, and Cory Booker.

Following World War I, the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations allegedly collaborated to prevent American life from reverting to its pre-1914 state by controlling education. They focused on altering the teaching of American history by recruiting a "stable" of twenty historians who were briefed in London. This effort is linked to the Rhodes Scholarship program and the disappearance of history books written before 1914.

Walter Isaacson, former CEO of CNN and a Rhodes Scholar, has released a 652-page biography of Leonardo da Vinci. The book is criticized for "redesigning" Da Vinci as a flamboyant gay misfit to suit modern cultural narratives. Isaacson's background with the Broadcasting Board of Governors and the Aspen Institute is cited as evidence of his "spook" and globalist credentials.

Biographical details of Susan Rice are discussed, including her marriage to former ABC News producer Ian Cameron and her upbringing on Embassy Row in Washington D.C. Rice's public resentment toward the idea that her success was due to affirmative action is analyzed. The hosts suggest her elite background as a Rhodes Scholar and daughter of a Fed official makes the affirmative action debate irrelevant to her career path.