Topic: Stock Market

A caller inquires about the safety of the stock market and the potential for a depression. The host and George Humphrey characterize the market as a mechanism for wealth transfer rather than wealth creation, citing the Hegelian "problem-reaction-solution" strategy. They specifically criticize Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and Alan Greenspan for facilitating a globalist agenda through the manipulation of the money supply.

Rick Oliver and the hosts discuss the possibility of an impending world depression, suggesting the Monica Lewinsky scandal is a distraction from financial instability. Oliver shares a personal anecdote about a stolen wallet in 1971, speculating that identity theft and Social Security fraud contributed to his recurring tax problems. The segment ends with a transition to a video presentation featuring Alex Jones.

Tony Brown proposes a seven-step plan for "Empowering the People," focusing on wealth creation and the establishment of a legal, gold-backed currency system. He warns that the Y2K computer problem will manifest as early as March 1999 during fiscal year changeovers, potentially causing the stock market to plummet as companies fail compliance tests.

Winston Churchill's memoirs are cited to claim that the 1929 stock market crash was a "carefully contrived occurrence" orchestrated by JP Morgan to consolidate power. The hosts explain that the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 and the subsequent federal income tax were designed to turn Americans into "debt slaves." They argue that the central bank is a parasitic system that finances wars to increase national debt and control.

Jeff Davis reveals that his show's website was sabotaged by hackers and that the webmaster is being stalked. A caller named Lebo briefly discusses using the internet for stock market trading. The hosts reiterate the importance of the Waco documentary "The Rules of Engagement" and explain that independent films must travel from city to city because they lack major studio promotion.

Alex Jones characterizes the American government as a "parasite class" that extracts 62% of wealth through various taxes, comparing modern citizens to feudal serfs. He claims the Federal Reserve is printing 10% more money every few months to artificially inflate the economy, creating a Ponzi scheme in the stock market. The narrative suggests that the "filthy Rockefellers" and the World Bank profit from keeping the population in a state of economic dependence.