Nick Rockefeller Told Him the Plan. The Scariest Part Is What's Coming NOW...

Overview

The video revisits filmmaker Aaron Russo’s 2007 account of conversations with Nicholas “Nick” Rockefeller, whom Russo said he befriended while running for governor of Nevada. Russo claimed Rockefeller tried to draw him into elite circles through business opportunities and introductions, including to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Russo interpreted this as an effort to recruit him, though the video notes that the conversations cannot be independently verified.

Russo’s Claims About Elites and Institutions

Russo portrayed Rockefeller and other influential elites as believing society should be managed by a small ruling class. He alleged that powerful financial interests influence both major U.S. political parties, and that central banks and institutions such as the CFR help advance their agenda.

The video presents these statements as Russo’s allegations and acknowledges that his broader claims about organizations and families combine documented history with speculation.

Money, Technology, and Control

A major theme of Russo’s account is that control over money enables political control. He argued that central banks create money and credit, leaving governments and citizens dependent on a system that produces both inflation and debt.

Russo also claimed that Rockefeller described a future of cashless payments, implanted identification chips, and digitally stored money that could be restricted or taken away. The video connects these warnings to the growth of digital wallets and identification systems, but explicitly states that there is no evidence a crisis is being planned to impose such a system.

The Women’s Liberation Movement Claim

Russo recounted Rockefeller’s alleged claim that the Rockefeller Foundation funded the women’s liberation movement to expand the tax base and shift childcare and education toward state institutions. The video offers no independent corroboration for this account.

It stresses that photographs confirm Russo and Rockefeller knew one another but cannot establish what was said in private.

Conclusion

The documentary argues that Russo’s account remains provocative because some of the technologies he described are now technically possible or increasingly common. It closes by distinguishing those developments from Russo’s unverified claims about a coordinated plan. Russo died in August 2007, a few months after the interview.

Presenters and Contributors

• Aaron Russo: Interviewee
• Alex Jones: Interviewer
• Unnamed video narrator/commentator