Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, Michael Yon, and Eva Vlaardingerbroek discuss recent events encircling the Dutch farmers protest, how their anti-globalist movement mirrors the Canadian Freedom Convoy, and how their message has resonated across the world despite best efforts to silence their voices. At age 19, Michael Yon completed Green Beret training. His Green Beret experience taught him the art of observing and surviving in the most dangerous environments on earth. Combining his skills as a writer and a photographer, and with the encouragement of fellow veterans, Michael began his correspondent career by traveling to Iraq in December of 2004. That was the first step in his nearly 20-year journey—traveling the globe to report on world events firsthand. He has traveled to more than 80 countries including China, India, Bhutan, and Vietnam studying issues from cannibalism, information warfare, insurgency, protests, migration wars, and more.  His most recent journey has taken him from Asia to Europe, America, and Central and South America to study the conditions for global famine. Eva Vlaardingerbroek is a Dutch journalist and host of the “Let’s Talk About It” program on the YouTube channel Riks. Vlaardingerbroek has published opinion articles in newspapers such as the Dutch weekly and Elsevier Weekblad. She has also appeared on programs like Tucker Carlson's show on Fox News. She advocates for a cultural return to faith, a rejection of the WEF manifested, globalist ideology.

Dutch journalist, Eva Vlaardingerbroek, and German farmer, Anthony Lee, discuss the ongoing farmers' protest, the war on efficient agriculture, the failed German state, net-zero goals, and making grassroots change at local and national levels. They also explore the impact of green policies on farmers and the economy, the rise of far-right parties in the Netherlands, and the political landscape in Germany.

Dutch political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek discusses the refugee crisis in Europe, the problem with open border policies, the loss of national sovereignty within the European Union, and the issues facing Dutch farmers. They explore cultural coexistence in Amsterdam and the impact of high housing prices on immigrant communities. They also delve into the political and social climate in Europe, including discussions on immigration and the Dutch farmers' situation. Overall, they highlight the need for change and the concerns about public participation in voting for the right parties.