In this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, we dive deep into a thought-provoking conversation with investigative journalist Whitney Webb. As Webb unwraps complex topics such as the intersection of national security, technology, and political influence, she offers a critical perspective on the dynamics shaping our world today. Tom and Whitney explore the roles of elites and technocrats, pondering the balance between liberty and security in a rapidly digitizing society. They discuss how globalism and economic strategies may be manipulating power structures, and delve into the implications of AI and surveillance on civil liberties. If you're curious about the underlying mechanics of political and technological developments and their impact on society, this episode is sure to provide eye-opening insights. Tune in as Tom Bilyeu and Whitney Webb embark on a journey to question conventional narratives and seek truths hidden beneath the surface.

Everyone's been focused on RFK Jr in the hearing. But what people may be are ignoring certainly in the MAGA movement, the deputy secretary, Jim O'Neill, who would also be confirmed.

UN Agenda 2030 and Directed Energy Weapons expert researcher Deborah Tavares returns to SGT Report to document the ongoing deliberate destruction of California with evidence that these never ending “wildfires” are anything but natural. Alert the plebs, we all remain under attack by an unseen foe who wants us all living in 15-Minute UN-Rothschild “Smart Cities”.

Joining today Mark Goodwin, former editor of Bitcoin Magazine, author, and current writer for Unlimited Hangout, here to discuss what has become a very contentious topic, Bitcoin. Long has the origin of Bitcoin been a topic of discussion, debate, and even drawing lines in the sand. The reason for this is largely due to the justifiable concern that the enigmatic "Satoshi Nakomoto" -- the pseudonym that we associate with the founding of Bitcoin - might be nothing more than a thin veneer hiding a long-planned government operation. That debate alone has caused major shifts in the blockchain/cryptocurrency communities. Then there is the next important question to ask: Even if this was started as a government operation (similar to many tools we use to fight back today, such as the internet itself) can it still be used or possibly altered in order to fight back? We cover this and much more today as we dive through the history of Bitcoin, the many ways that it is currently being used by the incoming Trump administration, and what the future may hold down that path.