3 chapters across the catalog
Media Warmongering and Intelligence Agency Blackmail
The hosts criticize major news outlets for abandoning anti-war principles and acting as "CIA outlets." They speculate that figures like John Bolton may be using blackmail or intelligence files—possibly related to historical "bathhouse" scenes or Roy Cohn—to influence President Trump's foreign policy. They also touch on historical CIA experiments with LSD in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Intelligence Agency Rivalries, Roy Cohn, Alex Jones
A theory is presented regarding a continuous war between the CIA and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) for influence over the presidency. The discussion links Roger Stone and Donald Trump to the legacy of lawyer Roy Cohn and suggests that Alex Jones and InfoWars may have risen through DIA support. Austin, Texas, is identified as a hub for military intelligence and "Future Command."
Mueller Investigation Targets, Donald Gregg, White House Scandals
John Brennan hinted that future Mueller indictments could reach the "top of the organization," potentially including Trump's family members. The discussion pivots to historical scandals, mentioning Roy Cohn and a Washington Post story about Donald Gregg allegedly giving tours to gay prostitutes in the Bush White House. These anecdotes are used to illustrate how personal scandals are often used to bring down political figures.
