Alex Newman about the term conspiracy theory

Alex Newman on how the term conspiracy theory is used to discredit people even if what they're saying is true:
"And they've a new term now that they've been using, I'm sure you've seen malinformation, which is information that's true but the elites have determined is being put out there for purposes that they disagree with. So it's amazing now, that we're in a world where truth is no longer a defense...You can't say that even if it's true because pick your term conspiracy theory, malinformation, whatever it is. And I think as people who value truth, we should stand on truth regardless of what nudgers like Cass Sunstein want us to feel when we're accused of being so-called conspiracy theorists or whatever...I think there is something in human nature where sometimes we justify things to ourselves that we know are not right. And I think there's a lot of that going on with the elites. You know to go back to what we have started the conversation with, a lot of these guys justify conspiring with each other. And you know, David Rockefeller actually uses that term, to go back to David Rockefeller. If you get his autobiography, if you pick up the original copy page four or five, you'll see he's actually bragging. He uses the term conspiring. He says some even believe that we, talking about the Rockefeller family, are part of a secret cabal, is the term he uses, that we're conspiring against the best interests of the United States with internationalists, or as Trump would've called them the globalists, to build more integrated one world, a one world order, if you will, he says. If that's the charge, I stand guilty and I'm proud of it. So by David Rockefeller's own admission, he is guilty and proud of conspiring with a secret cabal against the best interests of his own country to build a one world order. So how can somebody say there's no conspiracy with the guy's bragging about it? It's a smoking gun confession. What more do you need?