Geopolitics and Empire is joined by New York Times bestselling author and award-winning journalist Richard Poe.

He's the author of Shadow Party, How Soros, Clinton, and Sixties Radicals Sees Control of the Democratic Party.

He's writing a new book on the history of globalism, which is what we'll be discussing.

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All right, Mr. Poe, how are you?

And how is the new book coming along?

Well, I'm great.

Thank you. And the new book is along? Well, I'm great. Thank you.

And the new book is coming along very well.

I've been writing portions of it, I guess you might say, on loo Rockwell.com.

So if people want to see my new stuff, that's the place to go.

It's on this subject, as you said, of

globalism and where this strange phenomenon of globalism came from. And of course,

a lot's been written about this subject. But what I've had discovered over the years is that

there's a systematic distortion in the way globalism is presented,

even in alternative media.

And sometimes I think this is done inadvertently simply because people are just repeating

what they've seen in the known alternative sources.

But what I'm referring to specifically as a distortion is this kind of idea that there are these

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