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Some of their literature calls for a kind of introduction of socialism into capitalism.

And so I think it depends on which writer you're looking at as to how much socialism they want to call this.

This is your host, Scott Bertram, and that's Dr. Charles Steele, our first guest on today's

program. Dr. Steele is Chairman of Economics, Business and Accounting, Associate Professor

of Economics, and Herman A. and Suzanne S. Detweiler chair in economics at Hillsdale

College. We talked at length with Dr. Steele about The Great Reset.

And it's a term that actually I had not heard of until I saw your comments on it.

It's one of those things that perhaps have been lost in the shuffle in the past six, eight months or so.

What exactly is The Great Reset?

The Great Reset is a set of proposals or set of ideas for, essentially for restructuring the world's

economic, political, and social systems, and pretty much from the top down.

So don't make any small plans, I guess.

No small plans.

So who's behind this?

Where does this idea come from?

Who's pushing it?

The Great Reset comes from the World Economic Forum.

And this is their, the concept, the World Economic Forum, of course, those are the people

who put on the Davos, annual Davos Conference, Davos, Switzerland,

on economic affairs.

And so these are very big, you know, heavy hitters on the world stage.

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