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The hosts discuss Tucker Carlson's political influence and his alleged ties to the Pilgrim Society, a pro-British secret society. They examine Carlson's background and his use of specific terminology like "Anglo" and "rather." The segment questions whether Carlson's public persona aligns with his actual social standing and historical family connections to British commodities.
Author Richard Poe presents a historical theory claiming the British government invented the use of NGOs and secret societies to destabilize foreign rivals, including France and Russia. Poe suggests that British agents were behind the 1848 revolutions and the conspiracy to assassinate Abraham Lincoln through the "Young America" network. The discussion links these historical methods to modern globalist agendas and the influence of the Pilgrim Society.
Jake Tapper and Secret Societies in Washington
CNN anchor Jake Tapper has written a fictional book titled "The Hellfire Club," which explores secret societies in Washington D.C. Tapper discusses the historical reality of such clubs and suggests that wealthy, well-connected individuals likely maintain private alliances today.
Representatives John Ratcliffe and Trey Gowdy reveal text messages between FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page referencing a "secret society" within the DOJ and FBI. The messages, sent in the immediate aftermath of the 2016 election, suggest a coordinated effort to work against the incoming Trump administration. Lawmakers are calling for further investigation into whether these officials acted on their documented anti-Trump bias.
The hosts discuss the recurring appearance of the number 33 in news events, such as BP compensation claims and dividends for Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. They explore the mystery of Disney's "Club 33," a private club located in the New Orleans Square section of Disneyland. They suggest the number may serve as a code for "mission accomplished" among global elites.
