again one of their carers earlier i spoke with alex jones i asked him why bohemian grove doesn't really get any major media attention these days. the c.e.o.'s and presidents vice presidents of the big four networks all attend year after year and you have former presidents you have current presidents you have british royalty that go there helmut schmidt the previous german chancellor wrote a book men in power as a political retrospective and in the book he said look the trilateral commission goes there the bulk of our group because they are the leaders the world go there for fifteen days and a lot of decisions get made there and he admitted that they are establishing a private corporate world government and that one of the most important secret meeting houses is the bahamian grove and richard nixon told harper's magazine and after his death a recording was released of the interview but it is not been fully published where he did say that it is basically a again meeting that that's the main thread besides politics is that a lot of the major magnets. in corporations and media but also gove

now radio host alex jones is one of the people one of the outsiders who have infiltrated bohemian grove he sneaked in back in two thousand and he filmed what he saw some of it and he joins us from austin texas to tell us about he's back with deals he also said he might have heard something over the weekend alex on friday we spoke and thank you for joining us from texas we spoke and you said you were going to get some intel for us on this year's gathering did you find anything out yes we did we're learning a lot more. i've talked to employees that work inside the grove and they said that george herbert walker bush bush forty one did engage in a drum circle was some of the younger people that were there some of the big computer company she was george herbert walker bush has done this in the last few years in a row tripping down to his underwear late at night well ok let's let's put aside that do we know who's there this year and what i'm going to get all of the way yes some of the people inside of reported that some of the guests not members are tom cruise mark mcguire people like that ha

host of the alex jones show he's in austin texas alex this is an organization with members including george washington andrew jackson but also jesse jackson silvio berlusconi hard to argue that the entire membership thinks the way anders breivik does but i wanted to get into the psychology behind this organization i know you've looked into it a bit what do you make of this. sure well you just got back from bohemian grove of your great coverage there that i watched and that is a masonic organization and it's admittedly masonic and they carry out some of the more archaic and secretive rituals there and it's even been covered by national geographic magazine showing over a hundred year old photograph of them engaging in a black magic ritual there so there are different branches of the masonic system and what happens is private intelligence agencies government intelligence agencies criminal groups try to infiltrate different arms of masonic lodges because of the secrecy they can organize behind closed doors in compartmentalise areas that's why the illuminati and seven hundred seventy six

and earlier i spoke with radio host alex jones he's one of the people who actually have infiltrated bohemian grove he sneaked in back in two thousand any films and i asked him about these backward dealings and really i asked because i had interviewed alex on friday and that interview was very popular on the internet on you tube is was one of the ten most discussed over the weekend so i asked with that kind of interest why more mainstream news organizations are covering this. if you look at something like will he me i'm broke. but there's been very little press over the years about it same thing with build a bar just five six years ago the new york times made fun of myself and others saying that build a bird didn't even exist and it was a former german chancellor helmut schmidt said much of what is decided to go to bird is also brought to a consensus at bohemian grove and it's because so many of the c.e.o.'s of the big six media companies in the united states and canada are in attendance that it would be career suicide for any of their reporters to report on it in fact the people magazine rep

now earlier i spoke with radio host alex jones he's actually sneaked into bohemian grove in the past and we talked about this on friday some of the background that he knows and i asked him you know that interview we had was very popular on you tube when the ten most discussed stories of the week and on the site i asked him given that interest why he thinks more mainstream news didn't come out about the gathering. first the corporate media denied it existed for a long time it's like build a bar again now that we've exposed it they say oh it's no big deal the reason they have secret service there the reason there is such a caring is because major global decisions are being made inside the north american slash british power axes known as the anglo-american establishment their own historian carol quigley wrote about it as i said german chancellor schmidt helmut schmidt run about how major decisions are being made there the growth likes to set it on having power and then trying to be secret but then separately the other san francisco chronicle berkeley and san jose state they released the

up call i think most of the world and certainly i tragic attack that happened there are a host alex jones joining us thanks authen texas well from mysterious folklore to fictional superheroes i want to talk now to an event that happens every year in southern california this year it's true one hundred thousand people that come. comic con now here's the gist of it people interested in comic books video games movies or simply dressing up spend a lot of money in some cases a thousand dollars to attend this convention in san diego again one hundred thousand people gathering despite the tough economic times not coming together to protest the foreclosure rate or unemployment and again who better to save the day than your favorite superhero at least that was the spirit of comic-con international but while thousands play dress up there are some very graphic and painful problems lurking just footsteps away from where that convention was held. there shows us the disconnect between the comic book fans and the real world. while bombs explode and thousands of american troops continue to fight in the co

call i think to most of the world and certainly a tragic attack that happened there radio host alex jones joining us thank you often talked. well today as you know is monday and we're coming off a weekend work hence does not begin to describe the situation between the president and help lawmakers here in washington now you may remember president obama held a mandatory meeting of sorts on saturday calling top lawmakers to at the very least make some headway in the process of raising the debt ceiling all the weekend has come and gone or is a nice photo off of everyone sitting down at the table together often jobs exchanged and where are we today in comparison to last week well it appears we are no further the clock now ticking with just nine days to go in the u.s. is dancing with the thought you can see the clock right behind me taking actually how on earth did we get to this point and what needs to happen in the next week to avoid what some are comparing the financial armageddon on a global scale well earlier i spoke to called paul craig roberts he was the assistant secretary of treasury u

mean especially when you have people like the stories that came out today did not mention that alex jones the slightly not so radio host from austin has written about this i'm sorry he has been on the air for he has been clear about spears people have complained about tons of other meetings and i think what they're missing here is that like poor bold decisions and crimes against humanity if you want to call some of them like war horrible citizens it may have bars they get made private dinners or a lobbyist or they get made at all times almost never seen it stirred when you have a league rupert's together for two and a half we who knows maybe. take you with us and she came alone and i were to tell offer to weeks every year not adding on what we were doing and call it like i don't even know what we call it i would be carried away a day i was out of here he's a very talented artist but he was tired after the civil war is now has about twenty four x. he's got twenty five thousand twenty four hundred members among those are every republican president supposedly since one thousand nine hundred

tells us exactly why we should all care about what's going on is that all boys' club radio host alex jones he will be here and be sure to tune in to our team next week for an even deeper look into the union grove meeting straight from the backwoods with our own.

jones may still make his way to arizona for the mid-summer classic. he joins alex gordon, victor martinez, and others as the final five in the american league. one will make the team because of online voting. good to orioles.com to vote. the contest runs through thursday. the team has the issue of the five-game losing streak. they contended today indeed. in atlanta in the bottom two. the shot off of britton. he is already proving useful at the plate. he goes a step further. bye bye. the first home run for an orioles pitcher since 2006. 1-0. he remains focused. he had another hit. 3-0. in the bottom of the sixth, they battled back. atlanta takes the lead. in the seventh, thor gets all comic-booky. in the bottom of the seventh, mccann hits it and thinks it is gone. he does not run that hard. it is off the wall. nailed, threat ends. collet strike three. there is no complaining about finally getting a break. the birds when, 5-4. the predicted matchup of rafa and novak djokovic. djokovic control the match most of the way. this play was symbolic. he was tired and resorts

the dow jones industrial average fell 198 points or about 2% yesterday. the nasdaq lost 75 points. >>> jeopardy host alex trebek will have surgery at the end of the week avenue hurt his leg trying to run after a burglar in his san francisco hotel. he was in town it at google. his wife woke up early tuesday morning and saw a woman grabbing cash and valuables out of their hotel room. the woman fled and trebek ran after her. during the chase he ruptured his achilles tendon and is now recovering at his los angeles home. >> everything is okay. thanks. >> did you get a bracelet back? >> no. >> he is talking about a bracelet that he has worn on jeopardy for the last two decades. hotel security ultimately stopped woman lucinda myers. she is now awaiting arraignment. >>> a parolee once accused of the bryan stow beating is trying to get out of jail. lawyers for giovanni ramirez asked a judge to let him go. the times reports the attorney accused police chief charles beck of rushing to judgment when he announced ramirez was the person who attacked stow about a month ago after two other suspects were arrested last we

afternoon, thousands out to jones beach and other shorelines to try to find a way to cool off that water in the 70s. that's refreshing news. he'll leave you with this, alexat new york city has seen since the beginning of 2010, they've seen their fourth, sixth, and eighth biggest snowstorms. they've seen their snowiest january, february, hottest spring and two tornadoes. that's just since the start much 2010. >> you know, we got to talk about that off camera in terms of what's going on, but before i let you go, when we saw you last hour, erik, nobody was on the beach behind you. looks like people are coming out. we have to remind people, it's only, leak, 8:30 in the morning here. what are people saying to you as they see you there with your weather channel mike? are they complaining to you or asking you when it's going to end or what are they saying? >> well, you know, it's the bean of the weather channel existence. they ask you for change. hey, can you do something about this heat, and, unfortunately, if i knew how to do that, i preebl wouldn't be here reporting. >> hey, hey, we love having you here. thank you very much, eric fish frer the weather channe

jones beach, new york for us. lots more um brem las there. people trying to escape the heat getting in the shade. how are things right now? >> reporter: good morning, alexg earlier this morning, and not a whole lot of folks were here early in the day. now you see funny people. talk to us a little bit as you walk past. >> it's hot and there's a lot of flies. so we're getting bitten. >> reporter: where to now? >> back home to the backyard. >> reporter: that sentiment shared by many along jones beach. you look out across the area, and a lot of umbrellas where people are trying to take shelter from the searing heat. temperatures in the city should top triple digits. yesterday was the hottest day in central park history reaching 104 degree. they said all-time high temperatures in newark, and today we are dealing with the same type of weather maybe a couple of degrees cooler. relief is on the way by tomorrow in new york city. much cooler. that trickles down to d.c. by monday and then eventually down towards the carolinas. one word of caution, it gets hot and i know a lot of people want to have a margarita or an iced coffee or slurpee. a slurpee is full of sug

jones beach, new york, for us. is it getting hotter? i got to tell you, i can see your face a little more glistening with sweat, but that's okay. still look fine. >> you know, alexs hasn't about an a week for the most photo genic live reports. we started in minneapolis last weekend, and i was in atlanta for a couple of days, and now to new york, and i -- it's not important at this point. the heat is on for sure. yesterday astronomical heat along the east coast. we had all-time record highs. washington dulles, and also newark, new jersey, hartford, connecticut, and connecticut. we're at the beach, but it makes it a difficult job for some of the lifeguards here. we're joined by one of the lifeguards right now. jones beach lifeguard. i noticed you just came out of the water. >> the water is really the only place to be today. it's just so hot. you have to make sure you stay cool, hydrated, and in and out of the water. >> now, we have thousands of people on the beach. i know there are a lot of lifeguards here, but is it difficult to keep tabs on all those people on a day like today? >> yeah, with the crowds like today, everyone is in the water, so you are watching mo