Jobob and Isabel Brown Expose World Economic Forum's Great Reset Agenda at Davos Switzerland

[00:00] So this week in Davos, Switzerland, the

[00:03] World Economic Forum is happening, which

[00:05] is honestly one of the highlights every

[00:07] year of social media content because

[00:09] basically it's this summit where every

[00:12] powerful person from around the world

[00:13] flies in on a private jet to lecture you

[00:16] about how oppressed they are because the

[00:19] world just sucks if we have freedom,

[00:21] right? So instead, they want to

[00:23] institute a one world government to tell

[00:25] you basically how to breathe. And this

[00:27] year they're really focusing on climate

[00:29] change. So I'm really excited to be

[00:31] lectured to by a bunch of gazillionaires

[00:33] flying into Davos, Switzerland on their

[00:37] private jets to save the world from

[00:40] carbon emissions and protect the ozone

[00:42] layer.

[00:42] Well, the other the other thing that's

[00:43] funny about that too, speaking about the

[00:45] private jets, I well, I'm going to Davos

[00:48] in a couple days and found out that you

[00:51] can't just fly in there. There's no like

[00:53] way to get in there. We have to fly to

[00:54] Zurich and then we're going to have to

[00:56] drive whatever 4 hours to get there. But

[00:58] all of the all of the people that are

[01:00] saving the Earth are flying directly in

[01:03] because they have private planes,

[01:04] something that I do not have access to,

[01:07] which is just the irony is is a lot.

[01:10] It's insane. And last year they talked a

[01:12] lot about this idea of the Great Reset

[01:15] and exactly how they want to change

[01:17] life as we know it all over the world.

[01:20] You want to know something funny about

[01:21] this? If I'm being completely

[01:22] transparent, do it.

[01:24] I heard the Great Reset through Turning

[01:27] Point stuff. And when I heard the Great

[01:29] Reset, I kind of thought, "Okay, that's

[01:31] Turning Point's branding for what's

[01:33] going on there. There's no way they

[01:35] actually called it the Great Reset." And

[01:37] then after doing a little bit of

[01:39] research and watching videos that the

[01:41] World Economic Forum themselves put out,

[01:43] they called it the Great Reset. And

[01:45] they're supposed to expect us that these

[01:47] ideas aren't this globalization thing.

[01:50] Like again, I thought this was a

[01:51] branding on our end.

[01:52] Oh no, no, no, no, no. In fact,

[01:54] actually, they love that word

[01:55] globalization. They love the word reset.

[01:57] Like they are leaning really far into

[02:00] this Matrix dystopian

[02:03] Star Wars vibe of the Empire and the

[02:06] Death Star. So, I'm excited for you to

[02:07] get to go.

[02:08] Has radically changed the world as we

[02:10] know it. And the actions we take today

[02:12] as we work to recover will define our

[02:14] generation. Now is the time to think

[02:18] what history would say about this

[02:21] crisis.

[02:22] 2020 has been challenging on a lot of

[02:24] levels as economic, environmental, and

[02:27] societal frailties have been laid bare.

[02:30] But it's also proved that when we need

[02:32] to, we can act rapidly and restructure

[02:34] our lives,

[02:35] restructure our lives. Opportunity,

[02:39] we can see rays of hope in the form of a

[02:41] vaccine, but there is no vaccine for the

[02:43] planet. Nature needs a bail. Ah,

[02:46] you don't want to go back to the status

[02:49] quo that you had before simply because

[02:52] it was the status quo that got us here.

[02:55] With everything falling apart,

[02:56] where

[02:56] we can reshape the world in ways we

[02:58] couldn't before.

[02:59] This is ways that better address so many

[03:01] of the challenges we face. And that's

[03:03] why so many are calling for a great

[03:05] reset.

[03:06] Yeah,

[03:07] a great reset.

[03:09] That sounds more like buzzword bingo

[03:11] masking some nefarious domination.

[03:14] It does. Hands up. This kind of slogan

[03:16] hasn't gone down well. But all we really

[03:19] want to say is that we all have an

[03:20] opportunity to build a better world. And

[03:23] it's not surprising that people who've

[03:25] been disenfranchised by a broken system

[03:27] and pushed even further by the pandemic

[03:29] will suspect global leaders of

[03:30] conspiracy.

[03:31] Who pushed them?

[03:32] The world's not that simple.

[03:35] Every one of us has differing

[03:36] priorities, values, and ideas. That's

[03:40] part of why solutions are so hard to

[03:41] come by and why we all need to be

[03:44] involved in the decision-m because

[03:46] whether it's politicians, CEOs,

[03:48] academics, activists, or you, we're all

[03:52] about getting people together.

[03:53] But they're literally not getting

[03:54] everyone together.

[03:55] Sit down at the table and develop

[03:57] solutions that work for all of us. But

[04:01] we need enormous trust between the

[04:03] private sector and the public sector for

[04:05] this to actually work. That trust

[04:08] definitely trust both of those sectors

[04:10] already.

[04:11] It's time for people to work together,

[04:13] listen to each other, and build this

[04:15] trust so we can move towards a better

[04:17] world. And we really need one because

[04:21] while the pandemic affects us all, it's

[04:23] clear it affects some more than others.

[04:26] The first people who are hit are the

[04:28] people at the front, those who are

[04:29] vulnerable. It is those on the front

[04:31] line who take it first, and that is

[04:33] simply unacceptable. See, at the start

[04:35] of 2020, 1% of the world's population

[04:38] owned 44% of the wealth. And since the

[04:41] start of the pandemic, billionaires have

[04:43] increased theirs by more than 25%.

[04:46] Whilst 150 million people fell back into

[04:49] extreme poverty,

[04:50] I wonder why. With set to dwarf the

[04:52] damage caused by the pandemic, the

[04:54] message from 2020 should be abundantly

[04:56] clear.

[04:57] Capitalism as we know it is dead.

[05:00] Wow.

[05:01] This obsession that we have had with Max

[05:03] in the video created by the computer

[05:06] developed

[05:07] inequality emergency.

[05:13] But no one can do this alone and top

[05:15] down approaches won't get us anywhere

[05:17] because

[05:18] work has shown us that diverse voices

[05:21] lead to better results. And it's for

[05:23] these reasons that the forum talks about

[05:25] something called stakeholder capitalism

[05:27] which would shift businesses away from

[05:28] just profit. Because if we want to

[05:31] change where the focus of our recovery

[05:33] will go, then we need a new dashboard

[05:35] for the new economy. And that needs to

[05:37] encompass people, planet, prosperity,

[05:40] and institutions.

[05:42] Giving people a real stake in the

[05:44] economy and putting well-being before

[05:46] growth. And that's all about getting the

[05:48] right people in the right place at the

[05:50] right time.

[05:51] We must rebuild our relationship with

[05:54] nature for the survival of the peoples

[05:57] and our planet.

[05:59] We have a window of time which is

[06:01] closing and we need everybody who cares

[06:04] to get together and find solutions now.

[06:08] It's the people who have great ideas and

[06:10] who share them with others

[06:11] are the rainbows who are shaping the

[06:13] future.

[06:14] So if you want to be a part of the

[06:16] change then tune in, turn on and get

[06:18] involved. Follow the Davos agenda right

[06:21] here.

[06:21] The agenda

[06:22] online.

[06:24] Wow.

[06:25] So

[06:26] that's a lot to unpack. I feel like

[06:28] there's so many things. First of all, I

[06:30] did not see any super straight

[06:32] representation in that video.

[06:34] Joe Bob, they don't actually want

[06:36] everyone's voices at the table. You

[06:38] bigot.

[06:40] Um,

[06:41] can I tell you what my favorite part

[06:42] about watching that video was?

[06:43] My facial reaction.

[06:44] Watching you watch the video.

[06:46] I've been told a lot that my eyebrows

[06:48] each independently have their own

[06:50] personality while I watch videos. It's a

[06:53] thing. I don't know. I can't help

[06:54] myself. I'm very expressive.

[06:57] Where do you want to start?

[06:58] Uh, let's just start with the fact that

[07:00] they gaslight you through that entire

[07:03] video about how this is building a

[07:05] better world for everyone. We need

[07:08] everybody's voices at the table, even

[07:10] people you might not like when this

[07:12] little graphic of a phone with account

[07:14] suspended comes up. Meanwhile, it's just

[07:18] billionaires, politicians, CEOs, the

[07:21] powerful people in the world that are

[07:23] all getting together to sit in a room in

[07:25] Davos, Switzerland. Talk about

[07:27] economically inaccessible for most

[07:30] people to get to Davos, Switzerland to

[07:32] feel bad for the poor people because

[07:35] they're so poor and we got so rich. And

[07:37] the reason that they kept getting more

[07:39] poor and we kept getting more rich was

[07:41] because of COVID. Not because we shut

[07:44] down your business or prohibited you

[07:47] from working or took away your license

[07:49] to practice medicine or practice law or

[07:52] banned you from ever running for public

[07:53] office or shall we continue?

[07:56] I I'd like to. Can you continue? This is

[07:58] great. I don't want to interrupt the

[07:59] Isabel race.

[08:00] Ridiculous. I am so tired of being

[08:04] screamed at by all of these miserable

[08:07] rich people about how my life sucks. It

[08:10] doesn't suck.

[08:11] Well, you need to change your

[08:12] perspective then because the rich people

[08:15] say it does. You know what I think my

[08:16] favorite part about that video is is

[08:18] like right at the front end cuz I I

[08:19] talked about be at the front of this of

[08:21] like I didn't know that they were using

[08:24] great reset as a term. I thought that

[08:26] was us telling everybody, hey, this is

[08:28] what they're trying to trying to do a

[08:29] great reset. They're calling it the

[08:31] great reset, but then they say, "Well,

[08:33] we understand that this terminology may

[08:36] have some uh varying degrees of impact

[08:38] on people." Basically saying, "Now, I

[08:40] know what this looks like, but I

[08:42] guarantee you it's not what this is."

[08:45] And what what it's what it feels like is

[08:47] like, imagine if I go home and tell my

[08:49] wife, "Hey, I didn't give $2,500 to a

[08:53] Nigerian prince on the internet." She's

[08:55] going to be like, "It it kind of sounds

[08:58] like you gave $2,500 to a Nigerian

[09:00] prince on the internet." Like, why did

[09:02] you just come out and say that?

[09:03] Like, my favorite thing was that they

[09:04] literally animated the little words and

[09:06] they were like, "We realize this might

[09:08] look bad to some people." They pull the

[09:10] glasses over it and it says in all caps,

[09:12] "Obey exclamation point."

[09:14] Saying the quiet part out loud, "Are we

[09:16] world economic for?" My god. I I it's

[09:20] it's and this kind of like is an a

[09:23] testament to testament to my own little

[09:25] bubble, but I just I guess I assume like

[09:27] we've made fun of this sort of stuff so

[09:29] much. It's really interesting to watch a

[09:33] group with this much money, influence,

[09:35] and power

[09:37] say all of the things that we mock

[09:39] routinely in a serious tone and take it

[09:43] seriously. That's what's weird to me.

[09:45] Oh, it's like very dystopian feeling to

[09:47] me. And what's really interesting is

[09:49] their messaging kept harping back on

[09:50] 2020 on COVID, on the pandemic, on

[09:53] whatever. Like the world as we know it,

[09:55] life as we know it completely

[09:57] transformed overnight because of co

[09:58] because of co because of co and then we

[10:00] were able to all rally together and

[10:02] change the way we do things overnight

[10:04] for the better of everyone. Now they are

[10:07] saying the quiet part out loud that they

[10:08] want to replicate that exact series of

[10:10] steps for pretty much any other aspect

[10:12] of their agenda. this time going for a

[10:15] climate emergency that is super

[10:16] time-sensitive and unless we

[10:18] dramatically get rid of the status quo

[10:21] and we change life as we know it moving

[10:23] forward, we're all going to die. It's

[10:25] the exact same lingo that they used for

[10:27] COVID to convince you to stop seeing

[10:30] your family, to stop going on dates, to

[10:32] stop going to school, to stop opening

[10:34] your business every day. I mean, it's

[10:35] very, very scary. And so I think what

[10:37] they're probably going to be saying

[10:39] throughout the World Economic Forum this

[10:41] week is that we basically are in a

[10:43] climate pandemic. Now

[10:44] I have a hypothetical question for you.

[10:46] Oh, I like just say, right, none of

[10:49] these people or ideas or anybody

[10:51] involved is looking for world

[10:53] domination. Okay, but let's pretend

[10:56] there is a group out there that is

[10:58] trying to globalize the world, seek

[11:01] power over every single person on the

[11:04] planet, and institute what they want at

[11:07] any cost. How would that group do

[11:10] anything different than what this group

[11:12] is doing?

[11:14] They wouldn't,

[11:16] right? That's this is what I'm saying.

[11:17] Because the easiest way to take over and

[11:20] the easiest way to gain domination and

[11:22] power over people is to gaslight them

[11:23] into believing that that's what's good

[11:25] for them. If you institute this

[11:27] authoritarian martial law armed regime

[11:31] all of a sudden overnight

[11:33] there's going to be push back. People

[11:35] are going to say, "Hang on a second.

[11:36] We're not we're not for that." I mean

[11:38] that's that's crazy. I I still want to

[11:40] live my life. I still want to say what I

[11:42] want to say and think what I want to

[11:43] think. If you can transform from the

[11:45] inside out how people feel about all of

[11:47] this by thinking that this is good for

[11:49] them or good for the planet or good for

[11:51] humanity or whatever, that's how you're

[11:53] able to effectively effectuate change. M