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This wasn't a warning. They made the guy talking about the trilateral commission out to be a nut job. They were pushing the "conspiracy theorists are crazy people" propaganda to keep people from bringing it up in conversation with others.

So when you bring it up to someone they think or say: "Oh you believe what that crazy guy on Barney miller believes... haha you're a nut".

I remember that episode when it was first broadcast, and I was already aware of the Trilateral Commission, as well as the Council on Foreign Relations. This was not well known, but it was public enough that an old almanac I had listed all of the current members of each organization.

"Barney Miller" was one of the jewiest shows on TV at that time. Captain Barney Miller was played by Hal Linden, born Harold Lipschitz. His wife on the show, Barbara Barrie, is a jew. His role on the show was to play the wise counselor, as a rabbi would do with his congregation. Abe Vigoda played Sgt. Fish. Steve Landesberg played Detective Dietrich. Three jews in a squadroom of only seven regular characters. Plus there was recurring character Carl Levitt, a jew who was played by an Italian from Newark.

The show tried to normalize a number of things, such as prostitution and homosexuality. It had a "diverse" cast with only one White character who was a regular. I remember it was kind of funny, but I could smell an agenda even when I was a young man.

Here’s a good site that breaks down the TC and CFR and who was involved. Many good links.
https://swprs.org/the-american-empire-and-its-media/

Yep. The John Birch Society was warning about these things long before they were mocked on BM. Media universally mocked and reviled the JBS for calling out the plans of the elite. This episode was one of many efforts to show the public how deranged the "conspiracy theorists" were.

And thats what it's like talking to normies.

Holy shit this is amazing.