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| David Knight here at Bilderberg 2017. I wanted to talk to some of the individuals here, especially some of the ones that have InfoWars t-shirts, because we know they're listeners. | |
| We want to talk to them about what they know about Bilderberg, if they've been here before, how they woke up. | |
| This individual is? | |
| Terry Kim at Yorktown, Virginia. | |
| Great. | |
| And so you've been here to Bilderberg before, right? | |
| Correct. | |
| In 2008, I missed it. | |
| And I live about three hours south. | |
| And I said, you know what? | |
| That ain't going to happen again if they show up. | |
| So I came up here in 2012, met Alex, and it was a cast of, you know, hundreds. | |
| It was crazy. | |
| And it was great. | |
| And not very many people this year. | |
| What do you think? | |
| Do you think people are getting complacent about this? | |
| Think that we've won this because we've got Trump here? | |
| We had a major victory as this year. | |
| He said we're going to get out of one of the three legs that's essentially going to establish global governance. | |
| I mean, you've got the open borders and the population migration, you've got the trade agreements, then you've got the climate agreement, which is going to fund a global governance, also be able to control the economy. | |
| So that was a major win that came just as these globalists are here. | |
| Do you think that has created apathy on the part of people that we don't have very many people here now? | |
| Yeah, you mentioned the climate deal from yesterday. | |
| Big deal. | |
| I thought it was great. | |
| Trump really, really withheld his promise or, you know, fulfilled it. | |
| I think with all the things that you mentioned, David, I think it's information saturation, mainstream media. | |
| Right media. | |
| I think that people are, you know, like a doctor, and after so many years dealing with patients, they become to the point that, you know, it's all the same and they have to step away. | |
| I think a lot of people are just making a living, and I figured on a Friday we'd have more people here. | |
| Maybe we will this weekend. | |
| How did you find out about Bilderberg in the first place? | |
| Was it through Infowars? | |
| I see you've got a Trump-Pence 2020 t-shirt. | |
| Well, I've been reading on them for years, and then my dad grew up in the Depression. | |
| And he used to say, it's all going to come down. | |
| He was one of these guys that had his cash in a can, you know, and buried, you know. | |
| And so I got a healthy dose of that when I was a kid. | |
| And I said, you know, there must be something to this. | |
| He was a simple guy, a farmer. | |
| And he's got a healthy criticism of the government, this type of thing. | |
| And so I think a lot of this stuff has come to fruition. | |
| Yeah. | |
| No, they're just here to help us. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| And everything just continually goes up, no matter how. | |
| How high the economy goes, no matter how high the stock market goes, it's going to continue to just go up, right? | |
| That's what they want us to believe. | |
| They're just wonderful people. | |
| And like I said, the number's a little bit down this year, but I was just speaking to a patrolman, a bike patrolman, and he mentioned to me that one of their higher-ups called over here to the hotel and said, since the numbers are down, do you still need all of us? | |
| And the response was, well, yeah. | |
| And he looked at me and he says... | |
| It seems silly because we're paying for that. | |
| The taxpayers are paying for it. | |
| They're not. | |
| And I thought, well, that's interesting. | |
| That's the thing that has come up at every single one of these Bilderberg venues, whether it's in Copenhagen or whether it's in the UK. At some point, people say, well, we've got all this security. | |
| And here in Virginia, they've done a great job of staying behind the scenes, keeping a very low profile so that most people here don't even know this is going on. | |
| They don't even know there's a meeting here. | |
| They quietly took over this hotel. | |
| But eventually, people... | |
| Ask who's paying for the security, and they're always surprised to find out they are. | |
| We get the bill. | |
| We incur the cost. | |
| They get the profits. | |
| We get the losses. | |
| That's the way they always set this up. | |
| And I think the key thing that's going on here, as we said earlier when I was talking to Alex on the radio, this is a metaphor for how they operate. | |
| They do this behind the scenes. | |
| They do a quiet takeover, just as they've quietly taken over this hotel, this area of Virginia. | |
| They get you to pay for everything. | |
| Which is what they're trying to do with the carbon credits and so forth. | |
| But they take over the entire thing. | |
| That's what they're trying to do. | |
| They're here plotting to take over the world as they've quietly taken over this area here. | |
| And I think the key thing for people to understand, and I think one of the reasons we're here is because I think it's very important if people can see what's going on here at Bilderberg. | |
| They realize, hey, they're hiding a lot of stuff from us. | |
| And maybe we need to do a little bit of digging here. | |
| And so when they see this, I think it gets them to look a little bit closer. | |
| One of the issues that we looked at, of course, was the fact that they're looking at meetings that are taking place. | |
| Every meeting that they can come up with in the past, in terms of, you know, did a senator meet with a Russian ambassador? | |
| They're scrutinizing that as this begins. | |
| And yet they absolutely pay no attention to what's going on here. | |
| Yeah, they refer to us as cockroaches. | |
| We call them scumbags. | |
| And one of the things that I've seen come out every year from these guys is the Europeans in particular. | |
| They're in shock that we have the ability as private citizens to have a wherewithal to come here and do this. | |
| We're not supposed to have that kind of money or anything. | |
| And we're a real thorn in their side without the megaphones. | |
| Well, if they're successful, we won't have that kind of money because our life... | |
| Our quality of life, as well as the length of our life, is directly tied to cheap energy. | |
| They want to destroy cheap energy. | |
| They're using the environment as a beard. | |
| And one of the phony aspects of this is how selective they are in terms of imposing these limitations. | |
| Some nations get a total pass. | |
| The biggest polluter gets a total pass. | |
| China. | |
| India, one of the largest polluters, didn't even commit to any reductions. | |
| They only committed to starting looking at something a couple of decades in the future. | |
| They're selective about who they're going to throttle. | |
| They're coming after the countries with the money right now, and they are enabling other countries. | |
| They're trying to take away our cheap energy. | |
| That will directly make it impossible for us to fight them, and that's why they're doing this. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I was watching CNN this morning at breakfast only because I had to. | |
| And they were trying to rationalize the heck out of the climate agreement that, you know, we were in the forefront of all the alternative energy. | |
| This would kill jobs, you know, and the higher-ups don't agree with their boss. | |
| I was flipping channels, and as I went through CNN, I saw... | |
| Penguins waddling across the ice flows. | |
| And so it's like, alright, I know what they're talking about here. | |
| All the penguins are going to die because of what Donald Trump did yesterday. | |
| This is a beard. | |
| The climate treaty is a beard. | |
| It's not a treaty. | |
| It was not ratified by our Senate. | |
| It was something that was merely signed by Obama. | |
| Now they come back and they say, well, legally, Trump can't really get out of this until 2020. So we'll see what happens. | |
| Maybe they'll find some way to challenge him in the courts. | |
| That seems to be the only way they have to do this. | |
| What will happen first? | |
| Will Brexit happen? | |
| It'll be interesting to see what happens. | |
| Thank you so much for talking to us. | |
| Thank you for turning up. | |
| I want to get somebody else here. | |
| I see he's got an InfoWars t-shirt. | |
| You've got a Paul Joseph Watson t-shirt. | |
| Conservatism is the new counterculture. | |
| It definitely is. | |
| So how long have you been listening to Infowars? | |
| About a year, year and a half. | |
| I mean, I knew Alex Jones a long time ago. | |
| I saw the Aaron Russo interview. | |
| That was one of the first things that really woke me up. | |
| That's a great interview. | |
| Yeah, it really is. | |
| But I went to college, and, you know, I kind of, you know, in 2009 when he said it all was going to happen passed, and I kind of was like, oh, maybe it's not true with the RFID chips being implanted and everything. | |
| But then a couple of years ago, I started thinking, well, they have these RFID chips in our phones, in our pets, in our IDs. | |
| In the middle of your ID, there's one. | |
| So why do they even need to inject us with it? | |
| And I started waking up a little more then. | |
| And then in the election, I was like, am I really going to have to choose between Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton? | |
| That's what they had planned. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So I started looking into Trump because I noticed that the media was just... | |
| Grilling him, killing him non-stop. | |
| And the first thing I came across was Alex Jones' interview with him. | |
| And that was... | |
| Really woke me up because I was like, oh, well, I like Alex Jones. | |
| I know he gets a bad rep, but this is like the best interview where I've actually heard Trump get to explain his positions. | |
| And I agreed with everything he had to say. | |
| So after that, I was like, wow, Infowars is the only place where I can get news without the spin. | |
| And since then, I'm a daily listener. | |
| That's great. | |
| I remember the very first debate when the very first question was, will you support the other guy if they win? | |
| You're talking about Jeb Bush or whatever. | |
| And Trump was the only one who had the guts and the candor to say, not necessarily. | |
| I'll have to take a look at that. | |
| That got a lot of respect from me. | |
| I really appreciated that he would have the authenticity. | |
| And that's the key thing about Donald Trump. | |
| Whether you like him or not, you've got to say the guy is authentic. | |
| And I think we've seen that authenticity here. | |
| Many of us, and I've been very worried about some of the snakes that he brought with him to the swamp, pushing back against him. | |
| And maybe that's just his management style, because as we see today, some of these losers were saying Trump never really wanted a discussion. | |
| He never had anything good to say about the climate treaty. | |
| Now we're out of it. | |
| They're furious. | |
| They're apoplectic. | |
| You've got people like Morning Joe, who's been one of the recipients of the leaks from inside the White House, the people who are opposing him. | |
| Just absolutely furious, saying, oh, it was Bannon who was the president. | |
| It's President Bannon this, and President Bannon trying to goad Donald Trump into coming after Bannon and saying, oh, well, you know, show that you're the real authority. | |
| The people at the same time are attacking Trump, saying he's not listening to us as we push back against him. | |
| He's his own man, I think. | |
| Yeah, well, that's the thing. | |
| That's why I was so drawn to him, because he funded himself, so you know there's nobody that's going to be influencing. | |
| That's why this whole mainstream media propaganda that he is only in it for the corporations, it's the classic Saul Alinsky rules for radicals technique. | |
| Say what they're doing, or say what you're doing, and blame it on your opponent. | |
| Project it onto them, exactly. | |
| So you're here at Bilderberg, and is it because you heard this at InfoWars? | |
| On a Friday afternoon, why are you here at Bilderberg? | |
| Well, I'm here all the way from South Florida. | |
| And I just, within the past month, I've been trying to do this for the past half a year, but I really have just been procrastinating. | |
| But this past month, I finally got into it, started my own YouTube channel, trying to do my own thing. | |
| Red Pill Media, if anybody wants to check it out. | |
| So I came here to cover it because when I first saw Endgame, I watched Endgame after watching that Donald Trump interview. | |
| That was the first time I had heard about Bilderberg, even though I had... | |
| We've been into conspiracies for a while. | |
| This is kind of like a well-kept secret. | |
| That's the best conspiracy. | |
| It's not a real good conspiracy if you don't keep it secret, right? | |
| They have done a great job of keeping it secret. | |
| And for years, they would tell everybody it doesn't even exist. | |
| And then they couldn't deny that anymore. | |
| And then after the crowds got really big, they started pretending that they were going to be somewhat transparent with people by releasing a list of the attendees. | |
| I mean, the big game used to be trying to see inside the darkened limousines to see who's really turning up here. | |
| And, of course, they give us an official attendees list, but we don't know who else is here because they're only 30 minutes from the White House or right here in the middle of Washington, D.C. Like in 08 when Obama and Hillary showed up on the helicopter. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| Yeah, I'm here from South Florida, so I really wanted to come cover it. | |
| And earlier in the year I was like, oh man, I've got to cover Bilderberg this year, but I figured it was going to be in Europe. | |
| I don't have money to get out there really. | |
| And then when I saw it was here, I actually called in. | |
| Rob Dew and Darren McBreen were talking. | |
| They had on Ben Garrison. | |
| Somebody called in and was asking about Bilderberg. | |
| And I actually called in and I was like, they didn't know where it was going to be. | |
| I was like, hey, it's going to be in Virginia. | |
| I actually looked into it and some of the weaponized autists on 4chan were saying that they think it's going to be here. | |
| So I looked into it. | |
| I went to the official hotel for this Marriott. | |
| And June 1st to 4th, you couldn't book anything. | |
| So I was like, oh, it's going to be here. | |
| I'm going to head there. | |
| They love this hotel. | |
| It's a perfect thing for them. | |
| Completely hidden. | |
| It's the way they hide their agenda. | |
| Well, thank you for talking to us. | |
| And you're Red Pill Media, right? | |
| Red Pill Media. | |
| Dan Beladoff. | |
| Appreciate it, folks. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you, Dan. | |
| All right, that's going to wrap it up here. | |
| David, oh, we've got somebody else here. | |
| You came over to talk to us. | |
| I don't know anything, really. | |
| I mean, I just live around here. | |
| I love this show. | |
| I don't know anything. | |
| But we're here in the heart of the swamp, aren't we? | |
| I would like to thank InfoWars for everything you guys do. | |
| Buy the products. | |
| I have some in my pocket. | |
| Brain Force. | |
| That's what I take with me on all the trips, too. | |
| That stuff really works, doesn't it? | |
| I consider you guys to be 90% of the media in the entire world. | |
| Well, thank you. | |
| You're the only people who do journalism. | |
| Thank you. | |
| And people at work, and I work inside this office, and they seem to think that CNN is somehow related to factual matters. | |
| And it's like, I can point to you the building where that stuff is written. | |
| It's fake. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And it's the thing, Trump busted through it. | |
| When Trump came out in 2015, he destroyed the whole paradigm of the Mockingbird media. | |
| And I mean, I'm not involved in it, but it was just amazing because they have a way to take people down, right? | |
| They could destroy it. | |
| And they did everything they had at Trump. | |
| And he went up. | |
| Yes, yes. | |
| And I think it's because people have had enough. | |
| And one of the things is, once people realize, like, I think Bilderberg here is kind of a Rosetta Stone, don't you? | |
| Once people realize how this is being shielded and covered up, once they realize the roots of so many of the structures began here in these private negotiations, and you see the hypocrisy of the mainstream media focusing with a microscope on anybody that's tangentially involved with Donald Trump talking to somebody else, and yet... | |
| They completely have nothing to say about this. | |
| I think less than 2% of Americans have even heard of Bilderberg. | |
| That's right. | |
| But when you get laid off out there in America, keep in mind that five years ago, your layoff was planned here at this meeting. | |
| That's right. | |
| By the things that they do, because they do run the world. | |
| That's right. | |
| Right? | |
| And you can have elections, but Trump, I mean, he can't... | |
| Change the swamp. | |
| It's too big. | |
| Yeah, that's right. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| That's going to wrap things up here talking to some of the people at Bilderberg 2017 in Chantilly, Virginia. |
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