Topic: Pat Buchanan

Ross Perot is characterized as a 33rd-degree Freemason and a "stooge" who donated land for the Federal Reserve in Dallas. Despite his public opposition to NAFTA and GATT, he is viewed as part of the entrenched political establishment alongside Pat Buchanan, a member of the Knights of Malta. The presidential election process is described as a closed system that prevents genuine patriots from achieving power.

A seminar regarding the Federal Reserve is mentioned, alongside a defense of Pat Buchanan against charges of racism. The conversation shifts to how elite organizations use front groups and religious organizations to control resources and information, employing a strategy of creating "order out of chaos."

The host characterizes Ross Perot as a 33rd-degree Freemason and a "stooge" for the elite, noting his ties to the Federal Reserve and the Rockefellers. He also expresses distrust for Pat Buchanan due to his membership in the Knights of Malta.

During the August 1995 convention in Dallas, the Texas reformers were blocked from presenting their resolution by Ross Perot's son-in-law and Russ Verney. Despite prior promises of a workshop, the rules were changed at the last minute to silence the dissenters. This led to a public confrontation and a walkout by members who felt conned by the national leadership.

Speakers discuss "Education 2000," a program they claim is designed to track students' medical, dental, and scholastic records via barcodes and centralized databases. They link the financing of these programs to the Federal Reserve and the "slave master" elite. The segment also touches on Pat Buchanan's 1996 presidential run, suggesting he was "railroaded" by an establishment that manipulates the entire election process.