In 1983, Congressman Larry McDonald was interviewed by Pat Buchanan and Tom Braden to debate on the topic of the Council on Foreign Relations. McDonald exposed Tom Braden to the audience, pointing out that he himself was a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. McDonald asserted that the Council on Foreign Relation's ultimate objection is the creation and implementation of a one world government. Braden did his best to try to discredit, belittle, and mock Congressman McDonald. However, McDonald eloquently and firmly made his case despite the constant obfuscation from Braden in particular.

If you haven't seen the interview, you should check it out. It's one of those rare moments they actually talk about something important on national television.

Congressman Larry McDonald interview with Pat Buchanan and Tom Braden on CNN’s Crossfire (1983):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BPhYEFGaGM

“Well, Tom, I’m sure being a longstanding member of the Rockefeller apparatus and as a member of the Council on Foreign Relations of longstanding, you are fully aware that there is an elitist core in this country that has seen value in subsidizing communism, of protecting communism.” – Congressman Larry McDonald, interview on Crossfire (1983)

“There is an elite core in this country that has dominated American Society. The Trilateral Commission. The Council on Foreign Relations. Well, let’s face it. They’ve dominated the state department for forty years and pretty much openly so.” – Congressman Larry McDonald, interview on Crossfire (1983)

“Well, their objective is to try to bring about a gradual transition in our society, a dissolving of sovereignty, and a moving steadily to the left on the political spectrum.” - Congressman Larry McDonald, interview on Crossfire (1983)