Welcome back to the Alex Jones Show.

I'm your guest host, Jay Dyer, of Jason Allisys.

Today is an important day because we have Bilderberg.

Bilderberg is going on.

Of course, it's secret for many years in the sense that people kind of knew it existed.

And it was one of these big

international steering committee types of meetings with corporate elite, a lot of the heads of

media, a lot of people from a trilateral commission from the CFR. And they would meet at Bilderberg.

But the press would typically not report this. I mean, you would think that the most powerful people in the world,

the wealthiest CEOs, getting together and discussing global policy would be something worthy

of media attention. And yet we would only find typically kind of occasional stories here and there,

maybe in the European press, there might be a story here or there.

But nobody really talked about it because, of course, there was quite a bit of clampdown, and it was intentionally not discussed.

But to find out the real origins of Bilderberg, of course, there's quite a few books out there now,

but most famously, which you guys have heard me talk about many times in the fourth hour, is David Rockefeller's own memoirs.

And to really understand the purpose of these institutions, steering committees, NGOs, think tanks, etc., they all kind of fall under the banner of this global elite plan.

It helps to go to the man himself, David Rockefeller.

Now, the Council for Relations itself was set up as one of these kind of steering committees in 1921 at the behest of the Rockefellers.

And it was intended to be an entity that would help steer global policy modeled on what Dr. Carroll Quigley talks about in his books on Chatham House, on the Royal Institute

for International Affairs, on Pratt House and so forth. All of these things are kind of models

of what they call roundtable groups. And the roundtable groups, again, a strategy, a type of

governance coming out of the British Empire. In the waning of the British Empire,

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