Nicole Shanahan, the former wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin and now running mate to RFK Jr., is breaking ranks with Silicon Valley’s elite—and she’s not holding back.

In a jaw-dropping interview with Allie Beth Stuckey on “Relatable,” Shanahan pulled back the curtain on what she calls the “tech mafia,” describing an insular and powerful clique of tech billionaires driving globalist agendas under the guise of progress. “It’s a really small group of people making these decisions,” she warned, referring to Big Tech’s ties to Hollywood, Davos, NGOs, and their own companies.

“Their money was being conscripted to set the groundwork for the Great Reset,” Shanahan revealed. She described how an interconnected web of elites quietly coordinated to advance policy and cultural shifts, not just through boardrooms and philanthropy—but also through the manipulation of information.

Her comments stunned Glenn Beck, who has long warned of this agenda. “It is amazing to go from five years ago, everybody saying, ‘That’s crazy, that’s not happening,’ to the former wife of the head of Google coming out and saying, ‘Yeah, this was all orchestrated,’” Beck said on his program. He was particularly struck by Shanahan’s admission that she and other wives had no idea what they were caught up in—until it was too late.

“She said she really saw the reality of evil, the reality of hell, when she was deep into politics,” Stuckey explained. That awakening shifted Shanahan’s view on the supposed “benevolence” of Silicon Valley’s influence.

The turning point came when Shanahan’s daughter was diagnosed with autism. Her search for answers led her into controversial territory—questioning environmental and pharmaceutical links that many mainstream platforms suppress. Ironically, the one platform most responsible for that censorship was Google—her ex-husband’s company.

“As she was digging into the research, she found some things that have been dubbed ‘right-wing conspiracy theories,’” Stuckey said. But researching them became nearly impossible due to algorithmic suppression.

“She was married to the co-founder of Google, who was playing a part in censoring that information,” Stuckey added, pointing out the bitter irony of a mother being denied crucial medical information by her own spouse’s empire.

Shanahan’s revelations have sparked a firestorm. Her blunt talk about Big Tech’s behind-the-scenes power, their manipulation of data, and their connections to the global elite is causing many Americans to reevaluate who’s really pulling the strings.

In a time when elites wrap themselves in the language of “equity” and “science,” Shanahan’s candid testimony is a wake-up call. As she sees it, Silicon Valley isn’t saving the world—it’s controlling it.

And now, the world is starting to listen.