Topic: Soft Coup

Dr. Meryl Nass addresses the European Parliament regarding proposed changes to the World Health Organization's International Health Treaty. She characterizes the amendments as a "soft coup" that would grant the WHO Director-General the power to declare pandemics without specific standards. The proposal reportedly includes provisions for digital passports, censorship of dissenting narratives, and a "One Health" concept.

Steve Pieczenik admits to running a psychological operation against John Bolton through his video content to expose him as a "soft coup" participant. The segment notes that Trump's obsession with such internal distractions can be detrimental, though his lack of reading habits may protect him from the contents of the "Anonymous" book.

The political situation in Venezuela is described as a potential soft coup following the self-proclamation of Juan Guaidó as interim president. Reports indicate the United States has offered visas to Venezuelan military personnel to encourage them to break with the Nicolás Maduro regime. One high-ranking military diplomat in Washington has already defected from the Maduro government.

Glenn Greenwald argued that the CIA is actively subverting Donald Trump because his "America First" foreign policy is antithetical to the agency's regime-change goals in Syria. He characterized the intelligence community's leaks and withholding of information as a "soft coup" that is dangerous to democracy. Greenwald also noted a "disturbing double standard" where liberals who once decried classified leaks are now cheering them.