He’s not your average Ivy League chemist. Cornell professor Dave Collum joins The Rice Report to tear through the narrative fog—exposing gold market rigging, deep state psyops, and the dark undercurrent of AI that’s got everyone asking... who’s really in control? This isn’t sanitized academia. It’s raw, unfiltered truth from a professor who refuses to play by the establishment’s rules—and who’s built a loyal following on Twitter/X for doing just that. In this deep-dive conversation, we uncover: - Why gold’s recent dip might be a paper market illusion - The eerie connection between AI and demonic possession - How MK Ultra mind control may still echo through media & culture - The real role of Hollywood in shaping mass perception - Why October 7th, global banking, and the Vatican are all connected 🎓 Dave’s a retired chemistry professor at Cornell University, but he’s better known for his annual macro reports and pulling zero punches on X (@DavidBCollum). 00:00 - Intro: Hollywood’s Real Role & “Fictionalizing Reality” 03:00 - Tucker Carlson, tribal media & who’s really in charge 06:30 - Gold’s “smackdown”: market volatility or paper manipulation? 10:45 - Is AI creating a vessel for evil? MK Ultra & brain splitting 16:00 - Laurel Canyon & the CIA roots of the music industry 24:20 - Gold vs fiat: real value, fake system 32:00 - Israel, October 7th & the power of controlled narrative 45:00 - Vatican ties, banking & the suppressed history of power 51:15 - Charlie Kirk’s death & donor influence in conservative media 58:30 - Are we all living on a narrative farm? 01:06:00 - MK Ultra survivors & the psychology of fragmentation 01:17:00 - Final thoughts: when GPS keeps rerouting your truth This is what real critical thinking sounds like. 👉 What was your biggest “wait... WHAT?” moment? He's known for that. 🔔 Subscribe for more real talk on gold, government, and the growing AI takeover. Quick heads up: We trimmed a couple phrases (including “G*ddamned” and “Jesus Christ” used as slang) just to keep things respectful for everyone watching. Doesn’t change the message—still hits just as hard.
