The World Order by Eustace Mullins (Interview With Bobby Lee "The Mouth of the South")

Eustace Mullins discusses his book "The World Order." He explains the history of the United States as a revolution "not against the banks [but rather] a revolution against King George III of England." The United States won independence from King George III but the banking status quo remained after the war. Notably, Alexander Hamilton helped to renew the Bank of England charter shortly after the revolutionary war as the "First Bank of the United States" which existed until Thomas Jefferson refused to renew the charter during his presidency (so the banking status quo and subserviency was unchanged until Jefferson's presidency). As a consequence of Jefferson refusing to renew the banking charter, England declared war on the United States (The War of 1812).

Mullins goes on to explain the origin of the Rothschild banking dynasty, their relationship to the British aristocracy, the impact of both King George V and the Rothschilds in the communist (Bolshevik) revolution in Russia (ruled previously by Czar Nicholas, King George V's cousin, and at the time the richest man in the world), and the Federal Reserve banking system in the United States.