My guest today is James Corbett. And James, what's going on in the world right now?

Do you think with Schwab resigning and the Pope dying and all this other stuff, what's happening?

Oh, I don't know. There's not really much passing through the news wires these days, is there?

Not much to comment on. You know, I will comment on the Klaus Schwab story, if only because I think it vindicates what I've

been saying for several years now, which is that Klaus Schwab is nothing more than a carnival

barker who was barking for his particular brand of globalism through his particular organization

and the World Economic Forum was never the agenda setter for the entire globe. And with whether Klaus Schwab

is the head of the W.F. or out of the WF, whether he's being accused of Me Too or whatever is happening

right now, doesn't really matter in terms of the overall agenda of the people who are really running

this show. I don't think Klaus Schwab was really the one who was ever calling the shots.

And I think the fact that he's going down so spectacularly like this is just another indicator of that.

So you think that these are the same old ideas and they just keep, I keep getting rebranded with new names and nothing really changes.

The W.E.F. If that were to go away, it was the Bilderberg before that.

Builderberg is still around, actually. Yeah. But most people probably haven't heard of it.

It's a much more, much more exclusive organization than Davos in the World Economic Forum.

Davos, every year, you know, thousands of people end up congregating there and they have open sessions

and there's a lot of press coverage.

Bilderberg, however, has been meeting every single year since, well, almost every single

year since 1954 under complete secrecy to the point where even the existence of the Bilderberg

group was denied and people were called crazy for even believing that it existed until the early

2000s, at which point it became

undeniable that 150 to 200 of the most richest and powerful and influential people in the world,

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