Knowledge Fight - #1006: January 24, 2025

Episode Date: February 10, 2025

In this installment, Dan and Jordan continue their examination of the beginning of the second Trump term, as Alex declares Trump king of the world, discusses his perilous financial situation, and thre...atens the life of a high-schooler.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Music It's time to pray. I have great respect for knowledge fight. Knowledge fight. I'm sick of them posing as if they're the good guys saying we are the bad guys. Knowledge fight. Dan and Jordan. Knowledge fight. I need money. Andy and Kansas. Andy and, Andy and, stop it.
Starting point is 00:00:35 Andy and, Andy and, it's time to pray. Andy and Kansas, you're on the air, thanks for holding. Hello, Alex, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas.
Starting point is 00:00:43 Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas, I'm Andy and I'm a fan of Andy and Kansas. Andy Knowledge Fight, I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes that like to sit around, worship at the altar of Selene, and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Oh, indeed we are, Dan. Jordan. Dan. Jordan.
Starting point is 00:01:10 Quick question for you. What's up? What's your bright spot today, buddy? My bright spot today is checking back in with the weird foods that are gonna be eaten in 2025. We've got a double shot today. A double shot? Two foods that sucked.
Starting point is 00:01:24 Okay, both of them full on suck oh yeah okay I have got two shotgun barrels full of ire okay for these food products all right all right the first yeah uh red bull iced vanilla berry what were they doing what what were they doing I don't know who's oh where are there scientists or or are there just pitchmen someplace? Do you know what I mean? I think it's something to do with like DMT trips and ayahuasca Drips, I just whenever you tell me something like that. Here's what I go I go into the like physical motion of somebody going hey You know what we should do and then that comes out and then somebody else going like I've got a way. No, you know what we should do? And then that comes out. And then somebody else going like, I've got a way.
Starting point is 00:02:06 No, you don't. I, it's the winter variant of it. So, I mean, I guess the iced whatever, the vanilla is a mistake. I remember back when I used to get high a lot. And I would think of, I remember the first time I heard about like a quesarito. Right.
Starting point is 00:02:24 And I was, I feel like, time I heard about like a quesarito right and I was I feel like am I getting old? Here about like iced vanilla berry red bull sure and I don't have the same excitement that I did back when I heard about a Quesarito or is it just a bad idea? I think I think Experiences pile up you know and the more experiences you have the harder it is to differentiate At the same time man. That's a terrible idea Yeah, you can sense you can you can taste it when you hear about it, and it doesn't taste good Yeah, it was bad drinking it and then it was sitting on my desk, and I smelled the empty can Experienced it. I don't like Red Bull necessarily to begin with and it was made worse by the flavor.
Starting point is 00:03:06 There are very few drinks that if you can smell them, it is a good thing. You know, most drinks you should not be able to smell, especially not from a distance. Yeah. That'd be nice. Maybe a wine, something like that. I don't know about from a distance. Exactly. I don't know if you want wine from a distance.
Starting point is 00:03:22 Exactly. That's the thing, yes. So then the second thing, very excited about these kettle chips. Jalapeno cranberry. Oh, that's what they looked like. Okay. You told me about these chips. Yep. I think I mentioned it on an episode of the cat breakdown. Yes. Maybe or maybe that was before we recorded. Could have been. But I was so excited about these jalapeno cranberry chips. Yes. I've never seen cranberry as a potato chip bananas not good surprise yeah calciferate it's not very strong
Starting point is 00:03:52 cranberry flavor and I just was like this is boring it also just doesn't taste very good I will tell you this I did not visualize those the way that they are what does that mean? I mean, I somehow saw them as like, you know how you can get apple chips where it's like desiccated apple slices? You thought they were little tiny slices of cranberry? I kind of did. Neither jalapenos nor cranberries are very big.
Starting point is 00:04:21 Nope, nope, not big enough. To hydrate and make a chip out of I mean they're they're doing winter Vanilla berry Red Bulls who knows what they can do with cranberries these days. I just had a great idea Yeah, potato flavored cranberries. Okay, flip it around. Okay. All right. All right I'm very chips, but potato flavor right I like this. Okay. I like this idea. What's your bread? too many cranberries. Uh, I forgot my bright spot now. No, there's a new season of one of my favorite shows,
Starting point is 00:04:54 and that is the Great Pottery Throwdown. Oh. Oh, yeah. Oh, God. You tried to get me into that, and I just couldn't do it. You can't do it. He cries all the time, but you know what? After a while, so do you. So do you. Now I look at some of that I look at some of these fixtures. I look at a toilet now sometimes and I go I can't control the tears. My problem wasn't the crying. No. No. No. It was just overall it wasn't for me. That's fair. It's fair. I think that watching someone make pottery is slightly less intriguing than like food
Starting point is 00:05:28 because I eat food. I don't really, I don't have a lot of pottery in my life. Whereas your wife is an art teacher. Sure. It kind of hits you a little bit closer. Definitely true. I find it better for, so I can't watch the British baking trash anymore. I can't do it.
Starting point is 00:05:44 They got too good. You know what I mean? Because it used to be all the amateur home trash anymore. I can't do it. They got too good. You know what I mean? Because it used to be all the amateur home bakers. It used to just be like, hey, can you bake a cake? I'll try, you know, and then you put some trees on it. So one might actually fail one of the challenges. Yes, absolutely. But see, the thing about pottery is, is if you are great at pottery, you're already doing it. So everybody, everybody, every time is just kind of like an amateur potter, and whenever they succeed, it really is amazing. But I also think that even like some pro potters
Starting point is 00:06:16 probably fail sometimes. Pottery's extremely hard, they fail all the time. You gotta have that spinning in the kiln and everything. They fail all the time. Yeah, yeah, so even if you did have like really high level people there, there's a little bit more danger. Totally. And one of the things that they always say is like, hey, frankly, you never know what's
Starting point is 00:06:34 gonna come out of the kiln. And you're like, no, you're professionals. And they're like, no, you genuinely don't. We make a million of these, sometimes they just explode and there's no difference, there's no reason, it's just God. and you're like, okay fair enough And that's why the man cries and that's why the man cries because God is in every piece of clay. It makes sense Yeah, I think maybe I just listened to too much jars of clay Well, that's there's a lot of God in there, too. Do you remember their hit?
Starting point is 00:06:59 No, I don't rain rain on my face. No stopped raining for days. Really? Yep. Oh man So Jordan today we have an episode to go over. Yeah, we're gonna be talking about January 24th, 2025 All right. All right continuing our march through Alex's time after the inauguration, right? And I think that there's a value in This is an important time. Sure. This is in, you know, this is an important time. Sure. This is, as much as his coverage on January 6th is like sort of a document of this moment. Sure. I think every day on his show, after the inauguration, is an artifact.
Starting point is 00:07:40 It's a moment. You know, I don't disagree with you, and I think a lot of that though is in some respects like It should be so much more of a moment That's kind of the thing that I'm feeling is like it is it is like a it's like a diamond That's imploded and you're like that is mmm. Well. I think the diamond as it implodes Yeah, is having a realization that shit, I'm probably in a position now where I'm gonna,
Starting point is 00:08:10 I'm gonna be looked pretty poorly upon by history. Yeah, oh yeah. I got what I wanted and it's gonna be bad. Yeah, have you ever made a deal with the devil? I did not really think this was gonna work. And now Elon Musk is essentially overthrowing the government. Yeah I'm getting exactly what I want out of this whole thing. Yeah. Yeah that Faust guy. Mm-hmm. Yeah, I think that's really Fascinating on a sort of human drama kind of level of Alex
Starting point is 00:08:40 Having to zombie walk through essentially him becoming the antithesis of what he's supposed to be and having to rationalize that. The worst thing that ever happened to me was that I got everything I ever wanted. Yes, and it has affected the world. It has destroyed the world, yes. Yeah, functionally it's over with.
Starting point is 00:09:01 Yeah, so we'll talk about the 24th, but first let's take a little moment to say hello to some new waltz. That's a great idea. So first, Lucky Psycho enjoys home brewing, so everybody he gives a little shaky to me. Thank you so much, you're now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much.
Starting point is 00:09:17 Thank you. Next, Maddie from Washington, Halloween nap queen, spooky bitch, eat the rich. Thank you so much, you're now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much you're now policy wonk i'm a policy wonk thank you very much thank you and happy birthday becky all hail selene emiris and nancy thank you so much you're now policy wonk i'm a policy wonk thank you very much thank you and we got a technical credit in the mix jordan so thank you so much to my raptor princess of a wife used your show in her graduate level law class and i love her for it thank you so much i guess i'll play the raptor I'm a policy wonk. Four stars. Go home to your mother and tell her you're brilliant. I'll barbecue your ass. It's over for humanity.
Starting point is 00:09:45 You're a beautiful soul. They're coming for your balls. Well, I piss all over your god. Very few people crap in the pool unless they're babies. I piss all over the state. You make it a practice of calling people pieces of garbage? When they are. Come it!
Starting point is 00:09:53 As you see fit. Thank you so much. Man, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that
Starting point is 00:10:01 one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, that one, babies. I piss all over the state. You make it a practice of calling people pieces of garbage? When they are. Come it! As you see fit. Thank you so much. Man, that one hits so much better these days.
Starting point is 00:10:12 Well, it's been a while. Yeah, I wish we could go back to those times. Those days of Roger Stone being a dick to Larry Klayman in a top position. God damn, the world was better when that was going on. It was an... I mean, shit still sucked, but there was an innocence to it. There was a sense of joie de vivre. There's something beautiful in that pile of shit. So we start here on the 24th and Alex is giving Trump a grade on how he's done so far.
Starting point is 00:10:40 Four days and he's already getting a grade? It's a pretty good grade. Okay. So far four days and he's already getting a grade and it's pretty good grade Okay, and if I had to give him a scale of one to a hundred I would give him about a hundred and fifty right now Total Democratic Party operative creeping around the White House. I'd give him a 200. I mean so so this is Unbelievably fabulous. I can't even sleep. I slept three hours last night and I am not tired. I am bouncing off the walls.
Starting point is 00:11:15 I've had two cups of coffee, but I've been up since 3am went to bed at midnight. Look like 305. Okay, so 200 out of 100 but it's bumped down to 150 because of Sam Altman being hanging around because he's Bill Gates 2.0. I guess that makes no sense. Nope. And these are these are the same sort of folks you know they like to yell about participation trophies. Yeah. You know, you can't give 110%. I mean, I was just I'm just thinking as far as my understanding of grading goes unless we're I mean, I guess maybe we're in a new semester Metaphorically, so the old grades don't count because I feel like having Isis up your dirty asshole And never having pulled it out as far as I'm aware. No that was that was a sophomore year
Starting point is 00:12:03 We're now into junior right right, right, but they're still up there, man. So that's gotta be, you'd bump me down to at least a 95. You get five fewer points, you can never get a full 100 until you pull ISIS out of your asshole. Here's the way I would look at it. That ISIS being up your dirty asshole is a behavioral issue. So maybe you get a Saturday detention or something like that it's all right but you but it doesn't affect your great no okay doesn't carry over sure some kind of demerit into the next
Starting point is 00:12:33 that's fair that's fair yeah I think you start at zero okay okay so clean slate Alex better hope the way he's acting I guess and so I guess there's been a couple assignments and Trump has done some extra credit sure Maybe great. So He's been all offense. Yes so far. I think that's pretty accurate. Mm-hmm Trump had to go on total offense or the deep state would reconstitute and block him and us and destroy him and I have harped on this to Trump and to his top people and to his family
Starting point is 00:13:10 and to his ex wife. I mean, everybody behind the scenes. And of course, they understood that they didn't mean to tell him, but they need to be reminded that it's not the number one issue. It's everything. You must go on total offense the the serious uppercuts right hooks and powerhouse Slams and Spinning back kicks suplex and pile drivers sure give three more examples
Starting point is 00:14:20 So he did the best job of anybody in the last four days We did the best job of anybody in the last four days trying to cover it all and I didn't hit half of it. He didn't hit shit. No, I don't recall him hitting anything. He's done the best job of covering all the stuff Trump's done. He has not done half of it. I can tell you that for sure. Alex is totally right though that Trump had to go fully on offense in order to push his
Starting point is 00:14:39 agenda through because if people had time to understand and respond to the things his administration was doing, they would not support a lot of these actions. through because if people had time to understand and respond to the things his administration was doing, they would not support a lot of these actions. If Alex took the time to reckon with all the things he's supporting or hand waving, he couldn't possibly defend himself. So it's important to move quick. This is how really bad leaders who want to consolidate power work. They take advantage of the fact that a large portion of their opposition actually cares
Starting point is 00:15:02 about the issues they're arguing over and by antagonizing the points that matter, you can overwhelm people to the point where it's very difficult for them to react. You get overwhelmed and burdened by overstimulation. For instance, a lot of folks sincerely care about trans people's right to exist, and therefore they take the attempts this administration is making to erase them to be disturbing and something that needs to be fought back against. Trump's administration can force government agencies to remove any recognition of these identities and people will be rightly upset about that.
Starting point is 00:15:34 The problem is that by the time anyone's able to respond to it, Trump has already given Elon Musk the keys to the government and said that he wants to take over Gaza so he can quote clean it out. We've already been through this and we have every reason to know that this is like how things were gonna go. Trump has a style of making a mess then when people are noticing the mess he's made, he's making another mess to distract from the first mess. It's not unsurprising.
Starting point is 00:15:59 Yeah. I think the level of some of it has been a little shocking. Sure. That's just personal. Yeah, I think the level of some of it has been a little shocking sure that's Just no, I mean if I was if I was going to be mad at anybody about this It would be the opposition like how do you know this was this was all you had prepared We've known this was coming for quite some time We've known exactly how it was going to work for quite some time. This strategy is so obvious Alex Jones figured it out.
Starting point is 00:16:26 It's, yeah, yeah, it is obvious, but it's also kind of slippery. Sure, no, totally. Because it is exploiting the fact that you care about something. Absolutely. And that you are right to care about that thing. I am not saying that there's not an understandable reason for being caught off guard. Yeah. But at the same time, there's an understandable reason for losing a basketball game, and it
Starting point is 00:16:49 might be because you didn't play very well. Sure. Or it might be the shoes. Could be the shoes. Might be the rolled gold pretzels. Should have practiced, should have prepared, should have watched tape, any number of reasons that maybe you would have a better response in the first few days. It's funny that Alex thinks he advised Trump on response in the first few days. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:17:05 It's funny that Alex thinks he advised Trump on any of this stuff though. Like it's literally Roger Stone's motto to always be on offense. And Roger's known Trump a lot longer than Alex's dumb ass. And another point, Trump's ex-wife, Ivana, died in 2022 and was weirdly buried in Trump's golf course in New Jersey that isn't a cemetery. So Alex has to be talking about the other ex-wife, Marla Maples. That doesn't sound true. Is Alex hanging out with Marla Maples?
Starting point is 00:17:28 That can't possibly be true. I think it's conceivable. Maybe he's been playing golf with a ghost. That makes sense. That actually does make a lot of sense. He has those skills. I mean, if anybody does, it's, well, Tucker can't get ghosts. Tucker only gets demons, and I think we all know because ghosts think he's a nerd.
Starting point is 00:17:46 Hurly from lost? Right. End of list. So Trump got 150 out of 100. I really would be ashamed if I had my tongue that far up a man's ass. I would be like, this is too far. But do you think it can go further? I don't think so. But somehow you might tell me otherwise.
Starting point is 00:18:09 What if you were to rate him again? No, a few hours ago. 3040 other big developments. And my job, in my mind is to try to do I just skim over each one and least get to all of it or do I pick a few things in deep dive? I try to do a mix. But first the 35,000 foot view. If I was giving Trump a report card on how he's doing on a scale of one to 10, I'd give him a 20. There's a few things I'm concerned about. Do we understand fractions? Sam Altman Central. You talk about Bill Gates 2.0, he's it. Uber bad.
Starting point is 00:18:58 Not just all the evidence on him, which is overwhelming, but just the, the final most important factor, the vibe. The vibe. I would give Alex a D for math, and I dropped out of high school. That's not good. Alex is creating Sam Altman here as a convenient scapegoat character, and this serves a couple of important purposes.
Starting point is 00:19:19 The first is that Elon Musk is Alex's hero, saving the world, and he's heavily involved in the tech and AI sector. Sam Altman is also in that area. So by creating a villain who exists in a lot of the same spaces as your hero, Elon, it's easy to just take negative things about Elon and pretend that Altman secretly the person who's doing them. So he will fill that role. And the second is kind of more personal.
Starting point is 00:19:42 Alex needs to look like he's not a sniveling worm bootlicker who's just running around giving Trump 200% scores on all his report cards and not being analytical about things at all. In his first few days in office, Trump did a ton of shit that Alex is supposed to be opposed to based on the character he's pretended to be on air for his whole career. Trump's actions violate what are supposed to be principles Alex has about tyranny and state power, but he never really had those principles to begin with. If Alex talked about the specifics of a lot of the stuff that Trump's doing, he'd have
Starting point is 00:20:10 to wrestle with how stupid he sounds. For example, his career is essentially built on yelling about how the government is being controlled by unelected bureaucrats, but now it's cool for Elon Musk to wield this level of power as an unelected bureaucrat just because he's doing what Alex likes him to do. Alex knows that this shit is stupid and it makes him look like a complete idiot. So he needs to create fake complaints about Trump to mask the fact that there isn't any real criticism about him to make that wouldn't be self-indicating. Focusing on Sam Altman is the way that Alex is choosing to pretend to be critical at this point.
Starting point is 00:20:42 And then the third kind of function that it fits is like All your villains are boring. Yeah, what do they got? No one cares about Klaus Schwab Fauci is retired Bill Gates doesn't get people the juices flowing anymore. No, you got nothing Soros doesn't scare people Yeah, you know it feels like what they really want as far as a narrative is concerned is something more like a feudal situation, you know, like our Lord is better than your Lord, that kind of thing, you know, like, Oh, Elon Musk is cool because he owns our city that where we're poor surfs and Sam Altman sucks because he owns that city where everybody's poor surfs.
Starting point is 00:21:22 Well, it's like a, it's like a show, like a drama reality show. Yeah. But feudal. Yeah. 100%. That's what you see the impulse. It does. It feels like, like whenever I've watched British people talk about the Royal British
Starting point is 00:21:39 people and they sound insane to me, you know? I go like, that sounds insane. But now listening to the way these people talk about Trump and Elon Musk, it's like, oh, you like to transpose your reality shows into real life sometimes. That's kind of what it is. And kind of have the characters that you project yourself as.
Starting point is 00:22:01 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. This is what I would be if I was a good king. Like, what? Speaking of which, what I would be if I was a good king. Like, what? Speaking of which, what do you think about Ivar? Oh, man. I am surprised. On traitors. I am surprised.
Starting point is 00:22:13 And then I was immediately very much not surprised. I was like, this British lord is taking these uncomfortable things very well. And then my next thought was, he is a British lord. Uncomfortable things have been taken. You know what I'm saying? True. He might be plotting a lot of. You know what I'm saying? True. He might be plotting a lot of their murders
Starting point is 00:22:28 when he gets back to the hotel. But like in real life, not in the game. Right, yeah. But he seems chill. Yeah, he does. So Trump made some moves about FEMA. And so Alex talks a little bit about that. All right.
Starting point is 00:22:41 As I told you yesterday, right. As I told you yesterday, my sources said you're really going to like what happens tomorrow. Trump's going to take FEMA to the woodshed with executive orders and the BLM and the national Boris groups and the state of California. Part in true my sources were accurate Just like I have other sources that told me For anybody else four days before that he would RFK jr. Was gonna endorse him. They would do it a rally on Friday I did it it wasn't be LA, but they moved it to Tucson that only part I got wrong was that cuz it changed
Starting point is 00:23:35 That they moved wrong. They just changed something So if you're listening to this show you have literally no idea what Trump did in relation to FEMA or any kind of disaster management Organization, I guess I'm supposed to understand that you got rid of DI DEI and hurricane responses idea what Trump did in relation to FEMA or any kind of disaster management organization. I guess I'm supposed to understand that you got rid of DEI and hurricane responses. You learn nothing from the show because Alex doesn't really even know what Trump did and doesn't care. But I want to talk about Alex's understanding of accuracy here. He said that RFK was going to endorse Trump at this rally in LA, which was presumably
Starting point is 00:24:03 based on what this source told him. That changed, and the endorsement ended up happening in Tucson. So Alex was wrong. If we assume that any of this is real, the source was right when they gave Alex the information. And you could even be generous and say that it's possible that when Alex conveyed the information to the audience, it was accurate, but it turned out to be wrong. And that's okay. That happens all the time, and this doesn't even rank in terms of the sins Alex commits with information.
Starting point is 00:24:32 There's no problem with him just letting that go, but he has a defensiveness where he needs to insist he was actually still right about this, and it's so unnecessary. Yeah, he shouldn't be concerned. These are the things that he shouldn't be concerned with. Yes. Like he's, he's all about truth with a capital T. It don't think he's details of like, but no, what matters is I knew RFK was going to endorse him. That's what's important. But you're talking about, you knew where he was going to, right? Right. That was wrong. You're wrong about that. Yeah. And look, I've done a thousand episodes of a podcast about him.
Starting point is 00:25:05 I would never nitpick on that level. I would be like, oh, they changed the location or like the information that you got prior was, you know, it changed. That happens. Right. All right. I would respond to him acting like this, not about making a very understandable and sincere mistake. Yeah. So anyway anyway states rights what about him Trump loves him I believe that and he hasn't unveiled the details of what he's gonna do to FEMA but I was basically already told so he's gonna expose the bureaucrats clean up FEMA. Clean up the
Starting point is 00:25:47 National Forest Service and. Go after the state of California spotlight what they did. Announce a bunch of federal mitigation with an emergency to override Newsome blocking water that's in the state and federal lands in those big. Mountain Reservoirs reservoirs and call for a investigation by the federal government of what went on because
Starting point is 00:26:10 Newsom can't be trusted to run his own investigation that he's launched. And I was told more. I mean, I wasn't told more. There's more too, but just let people know. 06. You could be forgiven if you've forgotten the days of Alex's passion for states rights I guess when his guys are in charge. There's a lot less of the let's Make states
Starting point is 00:26:31 Repass the 10th amendment or whatever and there's a lot more the centralized power authority should dictate how states can run Yeah, that does tend to happen. It's very strange How these principles are so easy to violate for him and yet if there's ever a president he doesn't like again States rights are to be so important. He is going to forget that he ever cheered on Trump federalizing California. The Constitution is the most important document in the world. So important.
Starting point is 00:26:54 So important. Also, if I were Alex, I would really be starting to worry about the possibility that he's getting worked by sources. If you're a journalist or reporter and your source is telling you like, hey, let people know, you really should start questioning if you're like a dupe to them
Starting point is 00:27:10 and they're just using you to put out whatever they want. Sure, sure, sure, sure. Yeah, sometimes you're not so much a source as you are a press release. You know, like, oh. Sometimes people can use you for their advantage. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, cause it makes it look like you're telling them
Starting point is 00:27:24 and it's not a press release. Yeah. There's that angle, or people could be you for their advantage. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, cuz it makes it look like you're telling them and it's not a press release Yeah, there's that angle or people could be just fucking with you like pro wrestling. They do that a lot It is fun, you know, and as we've seen, you know, he can just say any old bullshit. Yeah. Yeah, why not? Yeah, we're still dealing with that Ebola outbreak Aliens the aliens haven't even gone away yet. Right. Trump hasn't even gotten rid of the aliens. Well, and then there was, everyone died from the vaccine. Right. And there were like all of those human trash robots that went around and soil and greened everyone.
Starting point is 00:27:55 See, here's the thing, here's the thing for me. Like if I'm, if I'm in, uh, soil and greening everybody has already happened. If I'm in Aliens Are Real, if I'm in this world, I'm thinking, you know what? I let go of a lot of stuff and I just focus on those fucking med beds. If these things are true, there are med beds and you said that Trump could make them happen for us. So everybody, let's shut up about everything else. I want those med beds. Well, I know they're real. I saw Elysium. See, that's what I'm saying. Let's
Starting point is 00:28:28 everybody get together and get those med beds. Yeah. Elysium told us that they were real. Absolutely. Yeah. So Trump had some other things that he did. Something about CBDCs, central bank digital currency. I did not know that that was what that stood for. They banned them. Oh, okay. And then of course he signed an executive order banning Central Bank digital currencies, a major blow to the private federal reserve. I'll explain more on that. I shot a quick report on that last night. I'm glad people thought it was important because it is.
Starting point is 00:28:56 As of this morning, I just glanced there was 60 million views on X of that report, which tells me you'd think's important, because it is. So I'll give you a little more on that. Okay, man. Grads on the hits. So Trump did ban making the dollar digital, which Alex, he can have fun celebrating that, but it's actually really stupid. Alex wants this to be a situation where Trump said that the central banks can't create
Starting point is 00:29:21 a digital retail currency in order to replace the physical dollar. The issue is that while some country's central banks have opted to explore that kind of thing, the US really has never had that much interest in CBDCs in terms of retail use. The main advantage to them is for government to government or between government and company transactions as the technology advances. That's just something that's going to be used by governments all around the world. It really over simplifies transaction rates between currencies and all that shit. Opting out of this thing just gives
Starting point is 00:29:57 China wide open playing field to dominate that space and will not be able to catch up. So it's kind of self-defeating in a lot of ways, but Alex is celebrating it. Because there's the imagined idea that the short-term benefit of this is like, hey, we're not going to get involved in this system, so no one will ever develop that system because the dollar's not in it. As opposed to like, no, we'll fall behind or it will be created without us and will be kind of an island Yeah, yeah, that one's that was always interesting I like it whenever money and technology start moving super fast because it's like oh that will never catch up and then two years later
Starting point is 00:30:36 It's like oh nobody's ever used that ever again. We just don't use it anymore You know, it's it's so bananas what might hit and what might not yeah the more. It's so bananas what might hit and what might not. Yeah. The augmented reality glasses. Yeah. Somebody might invent a better transaction system tomorrow because that's how fast or how slow things work. I have no idea. Yeah. Yeah. A lot of these are not fully functional systems, but there's a lot of things that they show some progress and some promise. and I can't imagine a reason why People wouldn't end up using them
Starting point is 00:31:10 Like I can see a reason why you wouldn't use them to replace your dollar right in within a day-to-day transaction, right? All right, but I can't imagine why No, it's international businesses wouldn't it but sometimes it boggles my mind whenever it's like you're banning a tool You're not banning like the reason that people exploit it is because they have exploiting things Mm-hmm, you can't ban a hammer because sometimes no hammers. Yeah, you know, it's like that. No, it's a tool For tooling Alex understands that fully well in terms of guns, right? Makes perfect sense So Trump did some other things. He's getting to all the hits.
Starting point is 00:31:48 Trump pardons 23 pro-life activists that just peacefully prayed outside abortuaries. Oh, that's not true. So Trump did pardon these 23 people, but they didn't just quietly pray peacefully outside abortion clinics. On their knees, hands clasped together. Silently, not bothering anyone.
Starting point is 00:32:04 Give us this day our daily bread. Many of them physically blocked people from entering the clinics in question, and one of them had five fetuses in jars in her home when she was arrested. I do recall that one. Those fetuses came from somewhere, and I think that place was stolen. Probably. I think she stole them. Probably.
Starting point is 00:32:21 Physically assaulting people seeking reproductive health care is the same thing as quietly praying in protest to Alex because he wants people trying to get abortions to be physically assaulted, but he knows that sounds bad. Yeah. So he's just pretending that these people did the other thing. Yeah. That's fine. Yeah, you know, that whole fetus is inside the home thing made me kind of question, like,
Starting point is 00:32:43 maybe we're dealing with these people in kind of the wrong way. That person's crazy. Yeah. You know, like, so maybe very strange. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Something. I'm not saying that it's crazy to be against abortion or anything, but I am saying that there's something else going on that has nothing to do with abortion. I think I strongly believe in access to reproductive health care. Agreed. But I also think that it is possible for people to have differences of opinion sure I don't think it's possible to have differences opinion about having five feet. It is not it's not it's not No, you just can't do it. There's just no one maybe maybe that's how crazy it is To have five is that I'm I guess it's pushed the overton windows so far that maybe I will accept one well
Starting point is 00:33:25 see here's my thinking on one if you are an anti-abortion activist sure then maybe you want to have it as a demonstration oh okay so like uh it's like a science class skeleton you know like this is uh or this is your you drank too much soda liver or whatever you have one yeah I kind of I think you're still strange very creepy but I I kind of get it. Hey if you got five It's like what are you what I'm doing them out to other people doing presentations There's no way that the five is more there. There's no better than four. There's no like oh well I had four, but I just couldn't with only four. Yeah, you know yeah, there's no way that you get around it No, that's too many. There's no there's no answer to the question
Starting point is 00:34:04 What could you be doing with this fetus that I would one believe from you right like whatever you tell me I can't believe you you have five fetuses in your house. Yeah and there's no possible answer that your response would then be like oh that's cool. Yeah no doesn't happen. You know what makes sense. Seemed weird at first. Yeah you know what but now you've talked me off the ledge of it's wrong to I don't think I've ever been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist.
Starting point is 00:34:34 I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet assist. I've never been to a five feet like, I was pondering whether or not this show is, is serious. Okay.
Starting point is 00:34:50 Of course, the horrible as you were listening, man-made global warming and climate change is so horrible. Life-threatening cold weather to expand southward across the nation, impacting 235 million people. Record cold. The ice caps are bigger than ever. It's the absolute lies. We've got interesting little things here that just illustrate how the old
Starting point is 00:35:12 kleptocratic, arrogant deep states in trouble. Washington insider Megan McCain says her reputable sources confirm Obama divorce rumors and that that's happening. Obama divorce rumors and that that's happening. Tom Homan offers epic response to defiant illegal immigrant who said he's not going back to Haiti. The one saying, F Trump, we love you Obama, we love you Biden, and a big stack of developments there. So in the span of about one minute, Alex presented three headlines. The first was a lie and a fundamental misunderstanding of climate change.
Starting point is 00:35:47 The third was a celebration of a federal official clapping back at a clip of a person who's apparently not happy about being deported that ended up being popular on social media. And then the second is Alex reporting that the Obamas are apparently getting divorced based on something unnamed sources told Megan McCain, someone who Alex hates and thinks is demon possessed. My point is that this show, I think it's stupid. There's literally no chance that Alex organized this information at all before getting on camera.
Starting point is 00:36:16 This is just a guy riffing on whatever dumb shit his staff printed off Twitter that morning. You can't possibly have that lineup of headlines and it be an intentional thing. Nope. There's no way No, that's that is if he was on a magazine rack as I was walking out of less reputable Walgreens I would be like, oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's the National Enquirer telling me that aliens are abducting people that makes sense But it would have to be like multiple different issues of different national inquiries. That were cut and pasted together
Starting point is 00:36:50 and then mailed to me with letters that said I won't allow you to see your daughter ever again. And yeah, it has no coherent structure to it. There's no like editorial work being done. No, it's just a blast. Yeah. Yeah, it's just happening Yep, so Alex talks a little bit about Trump and why he's so powerful, right? And I think he does touch on something that makes some sense. Okay People that don't understand why Trump's so powerful
Starting point is 00:37:20 It's not just that he has the people behind him during a global awakening. It's not just that the United States. It's not just that he has the people behind him during a global awakening. It's not just that. He's smart and been through hell for nine years. It's that the United States with the
Starting point is 00:37:42 British Empire set up the U. N set up the global government. And then it was designed to collapse us slowly and absorb us into it and get rid of all the nation states. We're not going to let it go. We're not trying to collapse us slowly and absorb us into it and get rid of all the nation states. But if we get a patriot in there at the 11th hour, which we've done. We tried. It built
Starting point is 00:37:54 the runway eight years ago to springboard now. And it worked themselves and fighting us and brutalizing people to really reveal themselves the last four years to now just wake the public up so they were ready for the change and wake up Trump to a higher degree. And Elon Musk and everybody else was all part of that process. We were just there way before and foresaw all of this that because the U.S. Still had control of the corporate global government systems administratively. Sure, European Union, Robert Barron's, the Rothschild's own the most stock in the private Federal Reserve and its subsidiaries. But the command and control muscle is through
Starting point is 00:38:41 the federal government and its agencies in the interlocking think tanks and NGOs and foundations that create the policy that's then implemented by the agencies. But if you cut off the Rockefeller foundations and the Carnegie Foundation and the Ford
Starting point is 00:38:57 Foundation and the Tabistock Institute and the other. Groups that are creating the policy for the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the
Starting point is 00:39:08 the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the
Starting point is 00:39:13 the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the
Starting point is 00:39:18 the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the
Starting point is 00:39:23 the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the control off from the unlawful corporate governmental bureaucracy, then you can use that command and control system. I hope not to create an imperial American empire. I'm sorry, being a globalist empires becomes an American empire. It doesn't mean the US won't be dominant. It doesn't mean that we won't then culturally, 1776 worldwide that I've talked about for 20 years, of soft power and intellectual dominance to help the world and again be the example of what to be, what not to be. So Alex is saying a lot of words there, but what this boils down to is that Trump is powerful because he's willing to abuse power and he doesn't care about the effects that has.
Starting point is 00:40:11 Alex can dress this shit up all he wants, but he can't really talk his way around supporting Trump in pretty much like he's being everything that he's pretended to oppose about the globalists. There's very heavy overlap there. Yeah. There's no way to about the globalists. There's a very heavy overlap there. And there's no way to just explain that away. It definitely feels like if you were someone who is sincerely against imperialism, you wouldn't choose as your savior someone who might bring about the resurgence
Starting point is 00:40:37 of American imperialism. It seems like that's a huge unnecessary risk to take when you could find yourself a patriot who's staunchly opposed to imperialism instead of a bully who seems to want to annex Canada. The question of why Trump is so powerful is that he's a bully and he doesn't care. Ron Paul didn't care about anyone else and would sentence the rest of the world to death if it meant saving corporations money, but he wasn't a bully, which is why he could never really make the most out of this right-wing fan base that he could have tapped into. He was out of sync with the base's desire to elect an asshole."
Starting point is 00:41:10 And Alex can pretend Obama was some kind of tyrant all he wants, but you listen to this and you kind of know that Alex understands that at his core Obama was deeply conciliatory, and that Trump can't afford to make that same mistake. That's more or less what you're getting at. Trump has the power of the federal government and there's muscle and command and control. He has the military. That's what he's saying. Yeah. There is a certain element of a circular repudiation slash Reinforcements of Obama's mistakes, you know like for one thing if you didn't want Trump to arise
Starting point is 00:41:51 Then Obama should have used more bullying executive tactics that Trump is using now Right, but that would be doing the thing that he was trying to not do, or at least trying to stop other people from doing. So it was essentially him saying, well, I can't do that. And then Trump doing it, thus proving that you could have done it. But at the same time, because Trump does it, you can tell that you're not supposed to do it. Because if Trump is doing it, you shouldn't be doing it.
Starting point is 00:42:21 Yeah. You imagine and you hope for the existence of another way to be assertive and not a bully. Right. And hopefully that's possible. So Trump is taking command. Sure. The globalist infrastructure is his. That's right. Boy, that was a lot of words that he said.
Starting point is 00:42:42 Command and control. Yeah, that was a lot of words he said for no good reason. Yeah, Rothschild's got stocks and banks and stuff, but Trump has the military. Great. That's basically a lot of it. Yeah, shorten it. But yeah, this is a real problem for Alex, I think. That is that he's directly saying that Trump has control of the globalist infrastructure.
Starting point is 00:43:00 Yeah, it does feel like that. Trump is in command of the globalist infrastructure. Yeah, it does feel like that. Trump is in command of the globalist infrastructure. And now he understands that if he just gets control and he's he's in the first five days doing it, and rolling them back and not being intimidated, not caring what they say, and just with confidence marching in there with loyal people who aren't going to put up with anybody's BS inside the government. He has a mandate. And all they got is we're Hitler. We got bored. They're out of bullets. None of it works. It's all crap. So I've done the 35,000 foot view and I'm going to get into it more later,
Starting point is 00:43:41 but nobody else is explaining this. Nobody else is stating this. And I don't want to be the person that has the most advanced 360 analysis. Don't worry. I know there are people that understand that you're safe. A lot of them on the bad guy side. And quite a few now in the Trump orbit. Are actually. Trans transcending the false political paradigms that have been put out there as a smoke stream.
Starting point is 00:44:11 We're not in the fog of the mainline political distraction. That's all just there to confuse you and distract you. We are the enemy. We see all. But whereas I only have a limited power, but a shard of God's consciousness, what I focus on I can know all, but only on that. You're not drunk enough to pull this off. This is, this is not landing. Nope. But also if Trump is now in charge of the globalist infrastructure, it seems like there's literally no excuse for them to pop up as villains ever again.
Starting point is 00:45:07 Absolutely impossible. Seems like this is probably a little narrative flourish that Alex is not going to hold himself to in the future, otherwise I think he's going to have a tough time telling stories. I mean, he has essentially just said that my all-time enemy has been defeated. Completely. Well, and the infrastructure of control and the devil's plot that goes back to the beginning of time has been seized by Trump. Trump has taken control of all of the shit
Starting point is 00:45:34 that the devil has built. So now, I mean, the devil doesn't have it anymore. So now what? I guess people can go bat at Alex, but they don't have the they don't have yeah Command and control system or anything. I would does the devil have backups does he have an underground? Maybe he has a volcano island he must he's got to have something Yeah, I just think that this is a corner that Alex isn't gonna want to be backed into you
Starting point is 00:46:01 Don't you only win when the movie's over? Yeah, you don't win three quarters of only win when the movie's over. Yeah. You don't win three quarters of the way through the movie and then everybody just stands around going like, oh, well now what do we do? Well, he's doing, he's doing a lot of work trying to deploy Sam Altman as a compelling villain that can be like the deep state was, or he can be the face of the new deep state kind of conspiracies. But if Trump has control of the globalist infrastructure,
Starting point is 00:46:27 which Alex literally said, I don't know what kind of a threat anyone could pose. The globalist infrastructure was the threat. To have it under your control is to neutralize said threat. Or the only possible villain is Trump and Elon Musk. Those are the only possible villains. The secret truth is that they were the bad guys all along. Oh no. Yeah. So Alex gives us... It's a Blaxploitation film. Alex gives us a little bit of a history lesson. Hmm, I don't...
Starting point is 00:46:54 No? Okay. You don't have a lot of faith? Eh. I laid out information in the last 30 minutes that will clip out in the next 30 minutes, opposed to X. And I revealed. The public secret of how the world really works. No. And the fact that public secret in the last few years finally understood that the people giving him the advice that I just gave you are dead on. And that. the NGOs under the direction of the think tanks that are funded and controlled by the big tax-free foundations
Starting point is 00:47:51 that set up this plan at the turn of the Century a hundred and is there something to admit 25 years ago? To counter the the Sherman antitrust What? And to establish a global corporate government. What am I admitting? And so you have the Federal Reserve Act in 1913, the National Security Act in 47, the completion of the coup in 63 with the killing of Kennedy. And then we move into where we are today
Starting point is 00:48:18 as they try to consolidate and cement their power. Who killed Kennedy again? While they leverage it out to control the world. But America was supposed to fade away and be part of this global system and be a third world district. Okay. But if we could get a populist in that understood that before they did it, you then get full control over that whole system.
Starting point is 00:48:43 Am I admitting that the The Anglo-American Empire. That's what it's called in their own documents. That's why when Putin addresses the West, he says, are the Anglo-Americans are doing this and they're doing that and they want to get us out of the way because we're in the way of their world government and their empire. I mean, all the real leaders and academics,
Starting point is 00:49:03 this is just a fact. Yeah, this is just a fact. Yeah, it's just a fact. It's just a fact. What am I admitting here? Something about the Sherman Antitrust Act. I feel like I was supposed to, I began with the first thing we have to do is you have to admit this, you have to admit this. We had two full things that you had to admit.
Starting point is 00:49:18 Yes. Then we started on the third thing that I needed to admit. It got extended away. And then we never admitted anything. Well, you have to admit that the Sherman Antitrust Act happened. I guess, yeah. And then I guess the globalists are all in response to the Sherman Antitrust Act? I guess, but even if I'm admitting that, I'm confused as to how that is going to help
Starting point is 00:49:41 move us forward. So the Sherman Antitrust Act, the globalists organized in opposition to that, but that doesn't make sense. I admit that it doesn't make sense. Because opposition to the Sherman Antitrust Act is more like what the John Birch Society types would prefer. Yeah. I don't know. I don't understand this. Also, it doesn't seem like on the devil's level. You know what I mean? Yeah, you know, it is it does seem a little bit on the on the lesser side. Yeah. I was just talking about the fog of politics and how he sees in the dark with sonar. You're talking about the Sherman Antitrust
Starting point is 00:50:21 Act. I guess I admit it. Oh boy. So I think that if there's one change you can definitely see in Alex's tone after the inauguration, it's a desire to see Trump wield the weapons of the globalists. He's repeatedly hitting this beat where he talks about the globalists setting up a tyrannical system, then you get a patriot in at the last second, and you get to use the system that the globalists set up. This should be a huge problem for Alex's audience because the system existing was supposed to be the problem, not who was in charge of it. It would be fine, I guess, if Alex could say with a straight face that Trump was taking this power in order to bequeath it and make sure that no one can hold that kind of power again, but Alex can't pull off that level of swing without the Tito's.
Starting point is 00:51:05 I just don't, I don't think so. Yeah, I believe his preferred style of government is very similar to a mushroom spore landing on an insect, making the insect climb all the way up a tree and then exploding with more mushrooms. Yeah, but being mean while you do it. Yeah, that's a good point. The mushrooms don't really have it out for you Yeah, but that's the problem being a dick to other amps being a real piece of shit on the way out. Yeah Yeah, okay So, uh, you know, maybe maybe earlier when Alex said that Trump took control of that stuff Maybe he already has realized that was a really bad
Starting point is 00:51:41 He's already figured out that he shouldn't have taken control of that stuff Maybe I should walk it back good call, but also walk that back a little bad idea. And he's already figured out that he shouldn't have taken control of that stuff? Maybe I should walk it back. Good call. But also walk that back a little bit while I'm walking it back. Why would you not? And some people will spit when I said, say, oh, Trump's in charge of the new rule order now. Trump's in charge of globalism.
Starting point is 00:51:55 No, it's a control system. So you can't just take over and act like the federal government doesn't run that too. Trump is understanding he is not just the king of America. The return of the king must post it on X. I'm sorry? What are we doing? No, he's he's the king of the world. Okay. If he continues down the line he's on. And I don't mean that in a totalitarian or dictatorial way. The globalists are an elected, tyrannical, imperial, royal system. I mean, if you look at who they make, the EU Commission has been headed up by.
Starting point is 00:52:41 They're all royalty. Herman von Rumpieie look into him. So I'm really glad that Alex clarified that this you didn't mean that King of the World as some kind of dictator thing or King of the World kind of way. He's a relief to know that it's chill, super cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:52:59 You know what's great about humans is that this is the moment, listening to that would be the moment in a sci-fi story where you'd be like, aha, I know it's a robot because you can't hold all of those thoughts in your head at the same time and then they explode. Like none of that would, robots can't do that shit. Nope, can't do it. Heads explode. So Alex also keeps mixing up his EU people.
Starting point is 00:53:23 Herman von Rupy's dad was an economics professor and he is definitely not royalty. He also wasn't the head of the European Commission, he was the president of the European Council, but Alex doesn't know the difference between those things so who gives a shit. Van Roempie was the prime minister of Belgium and then he was the first full-time president of the European Council, serving from 2009 to 2014. After his term ended, he was given an honorary title as a count, that's what Alex is talking about. He's royalty, he's given a title after he retired
Starting point is 00:53:52 from government. Right, right, right, he's like how Elton John is a knight. Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got deep looking into the Belgian royalty, trying to figure out what's going on over there. See who else is how they do it? I got nothing. Hmm. I didn't recognize any of the name trouble trouble. Yeah, Belgium get your shit together sure Poirot There you go. I think he's a knight or a Viscount or something
Starting point is 00:54:18 David Suchet is Just by counting it up honorary marquee. Yeah, I like it. I like it. So Trump, he's got the globalists infrastructure, or doesn't. We're in a very nebulous space of what is or is not. He can't fully control it because then he's responsible for everything. That is kind of the problem with being in control But also Alex said that he has full control of the globalist infrastructure walk that back shit So what if it's like a sword that he's grabbing? I'm sorry, and he's mid-grab
Starting point is 00:54:59 This is a real revolution or it's not. And the very shadow corporate global government infrastructure that we paid for, but was designed to transfer our power to the corporations and totalitarian dictatorships is now in Trump's hand if it was a sword he's got his hand around the hilt and is tightening his hand on it right now very quickly at current acceleration mode within about a month he'll have the sword fully gripped in his hand but it's it's in his hands his Gundams he's closing his fingers Got it get it close them quickly quickly Get it do it now. What are we doing? This is a mess. What is happening?
Starting point is 00:55:57 Well, I think that Alex is maybe trying to soft launch. You know they're the terrorist color-coded Warning says all right. How close is the hand how many fingers right right are secured on that that knife? You know how they have the terrorist color coded warning system. How close is the hand? How many fingers are secured on that knife? Thirty seconds to hand holding. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I think you gotta go finger by finger. Finger by finger?
Starting point is 00:56:15 Oh boy. Those doomsday clock guys are fucked. You can't have like half a finger. But this also just makes me think of the globalist proboscis. I mean, I think in the middle of removing and it is it is like every part of this is how do I make it so everything good is his fault and nothing bad is his fault. Yeah. You know, it's like, how do I make it so when he grabs the sword and he uses it and we like what he's doing, he used it.
Starting point is 00:56:48 Yeah. And it's cool and the sword is great. And how can it always kind of feel like this coin is up in the air? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I never have to actually take a stance on anything. How do I stop gravity? Because he's getting 150 or 200 or 250 or 20 out of 10 or 15 out of 9 Yes, threw a curveball at you. Yeah, who knows Jesus so
Starting point is 00:57:10 Alex can see the future. We know this sure we I actually saw I Saw in the future. I had a dream about him talking about how he was gonna Did you that was a pretty good dream? Yeah, so I can do it, too And I've done deep research on So many angles and that's how we're tomorrow's news today. And I understand the theoreticals of all this. That's where I have the real knowledge is in the futuristic top projections. And then I apply my knowledge of other systems in my own unified field theory analysis with a a Gaelian equation to be able to predict future events. Words are just sounds.
Starting point is 00:58:10 What's the computer? What's the right here? What you call intuition or knowledge or wisdom is the sum of all the data you have and your instincts from your ancestors that you consciously the cerebral cortex cannot quantify but the brain knows sure in its fullness right and then the job is be able to articulate that and the best way is to prove You know the future I'm sorry, I'm predicting it over and over and over again
Starting point is 00:58:58 So that at one point enough people listen to you So that you can change the future. You know, there's a there's a real sense that I have that maybe Alex on some level does actually think that he can predict the future. Like he's bought into his own edited clips. Yeah. And he's bought into his own profit hype. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:59:20 And that's a bummer. I don't think he fully does. He has to know he's he's full of shit. Yeah. But there's there's a piece of it that's like, ehh? I'm really vibing with the concussion theory today. Yeah. You know? Well, certainly some of that Hegelian equation nonsense.
Starting point is 00:59:38 That made me feel like he was just making sounds and he was hoping... Like he was picking words out of a out of the Magnets that you put on your fridge. That's what he was doing. Yeah, you know just throwing shit out there He did say that he couldn't sleep at night before which maybe is good Cuz you're not supposed to sleep if you got a concussion. Yeah, yeah So maybe maybe these pieces are starting to line up a little bit needs he needs more or less medication But also let's let's think about this. Alex has facets of knowledge and electrochemical unified fields.
Starting point is 01:00:13 I'm already struggling. But that's because it's heady. He has electrochemical. And then immediately after that he said hegelian right equation Gaelian equation electrochemical long pause Hegelian for fun Long thought train that wound up with him not being able to say dialectic, but also not being able to say
Starting point is 01:00:38 Not a conclusion word so he went with equation right right After that I'm lost. What's the computer? That is another good question? What is the computer brain knows in its full is the brain knows in its fullness the cerebrum ticks alone like a clock Tell me the brain knows in its fullness sir, so I was enjoying this sort of Bong circle or whatever the fuck this was yeah But it had to be interrupted by reality crashing into sharp focus and that is that the money is not good right now That's probably true. The shits tight for Alex and he's he's not happy about boy
Starting point is 01:01:19 If I gave you a report card on our information Stratospheric parabolic, exponential, meteoric ascension, I would say that it's biblical. I mean, it's gargantuan. It's... Out of what? In the department... 20 out of 20? 20 money how many is in the Bible it is? Getting about a 70 e out of what drop below that you get enough so what is wrong with you that and the position we're in and and wrong with you that and the position we're in and and and and the fact that I've always done everything myself
Starting point is 01:02:15 that I haven't brought in other people and things at this juncture, I'm relying upon you. And I think that's really what this broadcast is all about. It's purest form is that it's the fact that I won't sell out that I love the truth. And I think that's really what this broadcast is all about. It's purest form is that it's the fact that I won't sell out that I love the truth and that I work hard and
Starting point is 01:02:32 my crew does a great job and our guests and everybody or callers. And then we're in the search for truth and the promotion of truth when we find it. And. I Well, yeah, I don't know if I can advertise with it if you say that. Well, great, I'm not taking your money. Oh, no, no, no, no. Hey, don't ever call me again. Shut up. I'm a little aggressive about it. Yeah, man. So I think that there's different kinds of selling out. There's a selling out
Starting point is 01:03:17 that's like your sponsor is telling you you can't talk about this stuff or they'll pull their ads. And I can not really believe that Alex has that kind of a backbone, but I'll pretend that he does. For the sake of argument. Sure. I mean, that's what he's trying to present as his bravado of being able to stand up to that. It sounds about as real as a tiny person saying, hold me back, hold me back. But there's another kind of selling out altogether, and that is the kind of selling out where you are so into
Starting point is 01:03:48 Getting money that you let an old man tell dirty limericks on your show as a condition of being a guest and sponsoring your show You're a one-of-a-kind Marty. Oh, you're something else like he did that once a week Yeah back in the day Marty shactor would come on and tell dirty limericks Yep, it's like that's selling out man. That is pretty much as good as it gets Yeah, like don't pretend that that's not like it's the integrity equivalent of doing an ad for The globalist I'll do whatever you want. I'll say whatever you need you want to do a limerick fuck. Yeah Okay. All right. You want to make my content fucking embarrassing to be a part of. You
Starting point is 01:04:33 want to do like you want to do a limerick that includes the word Nantucket on my show. I am serious about fighting the fucking devil. Yeah. And you're going to do a dirty limerick with the word Nantucket in it. Come on, man. Don't, don't make me eat a worm. Don't make me eat a worm, man. I need that five bucks, but don't make me eat a worm. And there's nothing wrong with dirty limericks and there's nothing wrong with eating a worm.
Starting point is 01:05:00 I'll like, I'll mow your lawn. I can mow your lawn and still retain my Alex dignity. Yeah. Don't make me eat a worm. I like Alex can't. I'll mow your lawn. I can mow your lawn and still retain my Alex dignity. Yeah. Don't make me eat a worm. He has too much integrity to be the guy who is forced to sit through a limerick. Yep. Sold out bro. Yeah that's too much. So anyway another thing that Alex seems to have sold out on is spending time with his family. Oh no. He's too busy. Oh god. What? Too too busy he's complaining all the time I mean I worked 20 hours yesterday And I love my seven-year-old daughter my other kids and most I mean I played like a
Starting point is 01:05:37 card game with her for 45 minutes Right after dinner. I ate real quick that she wanted to play. I just said, I'm sorry, sweetheart. Because if I don't beat these people, she has no future. And my middle daughter was calling. Want me
Starting point is 01:05:56 to come over and see her. She's moving on moved out and want to come over and I sorry. I gotta go. I just hung up on her and I think back on that. I'm guilty. But I'm really not. I just I'm sorry. Emergency This is an emergency. And when I sit back and look at how much time I'm spending trying to scrabble around and get money.
Starting point is 01:06:09 I know there are a lot of people out there that are middle-class and middle-class wealthy. And we have the best supplements, the best t-shirts, the best stuff at the Alex Jones store.com gourmet. Freeze dried storable beef that tastes amazing. Top rated. I just got added I love the image of his daughter calling him being like dad you want to spend some time together. I gotta go No, it barely even sounded like he said that no said he hung up on it did sound like that
Starting point is 01:06:37 crazy, I I you know like okay, so back in back in like the 50s whenever Being analyzed you know that that kind of therapy was just coming into a massive swell of popularity. I kind of imagine like nobody having an easier job than somebody being like, oh yeah, my relationship with my parents is fucked up. Tell me some stories. No, I'm going to give you several thousands of hours of evidence as to why I am who I am and the therapist will go like I Figured it out the end that your dad hung up on you because he's too busy fighting the globalists by scrolling through racist Twitter memes
Starting point is 01:07:19 Say you're if you are not like if you're if you're not rabid you're you've succeeded You know every every Alex Jones child that isn't feral on the side of the street like cutting people's Achilles tendons I feel like they've done a better job than some people. I was I was watching like I don't know So YouTube recommended some documentary about a mathematician sure and. And so I was watching this guy. Yeah. I mean, it obviously wasn't real footage of him. Sure.
Starting point is 01:07:49 But you know, he's just obsessed with solving these problems in math. Yeah. And it essentially drove this person mad. Yeah. And I'm like, I understand if you're that person and you're like, I have no time for my family. I have to figure out these numbers. I'm literally insane.
Starting point is 01:08:04 Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But for Alex, it's really just looking at memes. You're like I have no time for my family. I have to figure out these numbers. I'm literally insane Yeah, yeah, but for Alex. It's really just looking at memes. You're lazy There's no lazy, and you don't relate to them because you're insane. Yeah, it's not it's not solving like Quadratic equations elbow grease in there, and I bet it'll be a lot easier than you think yeah If you had a more impressive product I might be compelled to say yeah, you could leave those kids alone But for now come on. I went to check out Alex's store, and they've really spruced that place up There's a bunch of knives you can buy now the Alex Jones store. Yeah, they got a bunch of knives right They seem to be perpetually raffling off a truck
Starting point is 01:08:41 And there's a Joe Rogan experience ripoff shirt design with Alex's face on it. Nice. And there's some Trump themed Valentine's cards for the lovers. And now at long last you can buy freeze-dried beef for the low price of $127 for a 12 ounce bag. I'm sorry? What? Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa a 12 ounce bag? Hold on. Of beef. My pitch is not finished finished a 12 ounce bag of beef for how much money? $127 fucking now let me tell you this okay once you rehydrate that baby all right. It's 48 ounces of wet beef It's dehydrated. It's 12 rehydrated 48. I mean Can't beat it. I I can't imagine going to a second ham MRE store a second ham a second hand
Starting point is 01:09:31 Well now now yeah, yeah fair enough. That should be the name of the second It's not your first ham. It's somebody else's second. Hey, I can't ham ham. Yeah. Yeah, I like it So I figured this was probably a my patriot supply thing, but it appears to be a company called Prepper all naturals All naturals, dr. Jones naturals. What's going on here? Interesting naturals. Hmm, it's doing business That's a doing business name for American mission supplies They appear to just be a dehydrated beef company and also a hoarder of URLs Which is another thing that Alex and his companies do a lot.
Starting point is 01:10:09 Always a good sign. Some of their websites include eternal beef dot com, 1776 beef dot com, and his glory beef dot com. Ah, God's glory beef. All right. On the third day, they rehydrated the beef. You know, sometimes you wonder about people who start a company knowing like, there's a good chance somebody's going to want to shut us down.
Starting point is 01:10:35 You know? Like that's a very strange thing to start a company with. Sure. Or it's also weird to think like, all right, I'm going to use religion to sell this dried beef. That's all the strength. His gonna use religion to sell this dried beef. That's also strange. His glory beef. Yep.
Starting point is 01:10:49 So I was also poking around and I noticed something strange for a site that Alex has nothing to do with and he doesn't run. Sure, sure, sure. At the top of the site, there's all the navigation links to things like supplements and clothes. And then there's a link to become an affiliate. Oh, good.
Starting point is 01:11:04 That link takes you to a page where you can sign up to make money by posting links to Alex's store. This is run by a company out of Vietnam called up promote, which allegedly gives you 10% of whatever sales you direct to Alex's store, which is crazy. Yeah, that's this is really just kind of like what people do with influencer marketing, except that's usually a little bit more exclusive. This is just kind of like what people do with influencer marketing, except that's usually a little bit more exclusive. This is just kind of begging anyone to post your links and it comes off a little desperate. And plus, as we saw in our interaction,
Starting point is 01:11:33 dry beef sells itself. I mean, clearly. Yeah. I definitely didn't shout multiple times at you in both frustration and surprise. I will say, one of the experiences of watching Alex's show is that I am tickled by the new products. Yeah. Because I never expected sea moss to become like the biggest thing. I have dried beef. Yeah. Well you
Starting point is 01:11:57 didn't see the bone broth coming. You know what I like? I like how earlier in this very broadcast he said things like, I never brought anybody else on, this is all me. And then at the same time later on he advertises for a website named The Alex Jones Store that somebody else owns. Hey, hands off. It has nothing to do with it. Yeah, see. Yeah. I do everything around here except for all of the fake companies that I totally don't
Starting point is 01:12:23 own. Yeah, yeah. There should definitely be a point in, point and I listen, you know what? I'm not going to get involved in the legal system or have thoughts about it after this other than to say if somebody says that, then now your lawyer can't say otherwise. You know what I mean? Like there should be a, sorry buddy, hand tied behind your back now. You know, there's just a penalty for having a bad guy as your client Yeah, I think I think it should just introduce a higher level of challenge. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah You should you should need to be like
Starting point is 01:12:52 One of those like the lawyer equivalent of someone who plays video game blindfolded. Yeah, absolutely Gotta be that fucking good. Yeah so Alex does a little bit of a movie reference here. And I think his reference aim is off. Gloves are off. In fact, Trump just hasn't taken the gloves off. He put brass knuckles on metaphysically nonviolently. He's got a fire axe actually. Here's Johnny, the good guy.
Starting point is 01:13:29 So this is wild. Alex is comparing Trump to Jack Nicholson's character in The Shining, which seems like a mistake. In the Here's Johnny scene, he's wielding an axe, trying to break down the bathroom door to murder his wife and child, having been driven mad by ghosts or maybe alcohol. Yeah. There's a lot of interpretations to Kubrick's work, but none of them are that Jack Nicholson was a crusading avenger who would be in the right to terrorize his family with an axe.
Starting point is 01:13:56 Yep. It really should be so much more of an issue for Alex's audience how he can really only relate to clear villains in media. Yeah. how he can really only relate to clear villains in media. It's almost like comedy levels, how bad and obviously wrong the people he likes are. It feels like sometimes whenever I'm doing it, there's actually a tiny, like, real, like the actual Alex Jones was shrunk down and then hidden behind the eye of an Alex Jones robot. And every now and again, he can just get a little something out through the form of a...
Starting point is 01:14:31 Because if you were going to describe what Trump is doing now as being a father losing his mind and destroying his family, I don't think that's a terrible metaphor. Sure. He's been driven insane by whatever now. He's got America At the mercy of his crazy person acts yeah No, and I don't think that Alex is like unaware of that on some level whether it's conscious or subconscious Tiny little Alex behind the eye. He's trying to get it out. He's trying to let people know I'm warning you but real Alex or robot Alex is like this is actually a good thing that we want it's crazy Robo Alex Robo Alex that was a bad movie is
Starting point is 01:15:14 half robot half Alex okay fair enough so earlier we heard that Trump was going to you know he's gonna get rid of DEI in like disaster response. Sure. As Alex talks, he touches back on that for a second. Now and I just earlier mentioned Trump sending power back to the states on every front, which is what you do when you're decentralizing on a tyrant. But he says, but we'll still send you the money FEMA has, and we'll still send the Army Corps of Engineers more quickly and better than you know, obviously
Starting point is 01:15:47 Biden did. And they got caught. What the local said was true. Don't help white people don't help Trump supporters don't help Christians. We only help LGBT and minorities, not just the documents on video the managers telling them in zoom meetings. So remember all that the core media is saying it wasn't true. So this is a fun little story that Alex has trotted out a number of times, but I usually just ignore it. But I wanted to point out that this isn't based on Zoom meetings or FEMA documents. Some dipshit posted this on threads and then went viral in right-wing social media. Quote,
Starting point is 01:16:22 friendly reminder, under the Biden-Harris administration, FEMA is supposed to help out white people last for the purpose of equity. Don't believe me? It's literally on FEMA's website. Naturally, this person just saw that FEMA has a policy to distribute aid equitably, which was then taken to mean it's discriminatory towards white people. Obviously. From there, Alex has worked his magic into making this a very real bombshell story about how tough white Christians have it here in the United States. On a related
Starting point is 01:16:49 subject, in 2021, the New York Times reported on racial disparities and how FEMA funds are dispensed. From the article, quote, a growing body of research shows that FEMA, the government agency responsible for helping Americans recover from disasters often helps white disaster victims more than people of color even when the amount of damage is the same. Not only do individual white Americans often receive more aid from FEMA, so do communities in which they live according to several recent studies based on federal data. The point is that Alex is too busy doing all the research to play cards with his kids. Like these memes aren't going to skim themselves, and he's the only person with 360 vision and can see the future. And has a Hegelian equation.
Starting point is 01:17:33 Yeah. Yep. This is stupid. Yeah, I mean, it's really hard to get over the most like, don't believe me, it's on their website. I don't believe you and then you go to the website and it doesn't say that and they're like ah but you don't understand it and it's like what then what's the point of talking to you when it says equitable that means anti white what are you why have words that we share mm-hmm why do it you're just making sounds you're just saying
Starting point is 01:18:00 a Gaelian right you know so know, so, um, you know Alex Yeah, he's got he's got a lot to do in his life. He's got a lot of memes to look at He can't even keep up with the news. Okay, like Elon Musk and Trump. They're doing so much stuff He can't even really keep up with any of them. I Mean, it's exhausting to even watch Trump in his face and by that it's a good exhaustion the I'm not going to be a full time job. Just keeping track of Elon Musk kicking the shit out of the globalist. And then I get frustrated because I don't have time to do that. And I've
Starting point is 01:18:54 gotten I talk about must constantly because I mean, I've gotten the last few years, particularly last year, like, you know, constantly watching what he's doing and like that's good. That's exactly what I do. Oh, that's even better. Oh,
Starting point is 01:19:03 basically, you know, he did what I thought you do. I mean, you bet I'm getting it's. Imagine I'm like a 100 ft Sentinel out there battling the globalist for decades. Pretty much by myself, Ron Paul and a few others, huge grassroots with me. Having huge effects.
Starting point is 01:19:17 I'm like 100 ft tall and they are enemies are like 5 ft tall, but there's thousands of and I'm out there by myself just battling with a huge huge club and then all of a sudden Trump comes along and he's like a thousand feet tall and that he gets diminished and shut down and pushed off for a while and then must comes along and
Starting point is 01:19:43 over the last four years it goes from like a hundred feet tall to ten thousand feet tall and and it's just Vaporizing him with like laser beams out of his eyes when he was an analogy the enemy. And he's just shooting from like 100 ft. Tall to 10,000 ft. Tall and it's just vaporizing him with like laser beams out of his eyes when he was an analogy. And I don't when Trump gets in, it'll even get bigger than that. And he did boom. He's 100,000 ft.
Starting point is 01:19:58 Tall against the enemy, and they're just. Their whole systems like when you see the simulations of a hydrogen bomb hitting New York. And it all just turns to ash in seconds the I'm trying to keep track of it all. I'm trying to watch it all. Then I'm trying to report on it all. Then I'm flogging the crews doing a great job.
Starting point is 01:20:13 To get it as much of it out as we can. And I'm asking you to boost everything from info wars dot com and band out video and real all the time. I'm not saying that you can't do that. I'm saying that you can't do that. I'm saying that
Starting point is 01:20:24 you can't do that. I'm saying that you can't do that. I'm saying that you can't do that. I'm saying that you can't do that. I'm saying that you can't do that. I'm saying that you can do that. I'm flogging the crews doing a great job to get as much of it out as we can. Then I'm asking you to boost everything from m4s.com and band out video and real Alex Jones on action. You are I mean, I couldn't even count it this morning. I stopped like 250 million views of the videos yesterday. I stopped. I just said I don't have time for this. You don't you absolutely don't have time for that. And yet you do it. Because that's really what you're doing. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:20:48 He's saying that he's like, I can't just sit here and salivate. He's salivating looking at his own video view counts. Yep. Like this is absurd. Yep. Play cards with your kid. I mean, yeah.
Starting point is 01:21:01 It is like, like Alex is getting, what's being done is like, like Alex is getting out. What's being done to Alex is what Alex has been doing. You know that like if I just flood you with as much bullshit as I possibly can, then you're going to get your little dopamine burst and forget everything I said tomorrow. Right? So Alex is just doing the same. Oh, Elon did this. Elon did that. He's not going to remember in two weeks what he he doesn't remember now what he did last week. But that's what yeah, but he's experiencing it and doing it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's crazy. He's a he's a he's a human centipede is what he's doing. He sure is. Yeah. So they're gonna try and kill Trump again, apparently. Sure. And by they I mean, obviously the globalists who didn't try and kill Trump any of the other times.
Starting point is 01:21:46 So the globalist infrastructure that Trump is in control of. But can you ever really? That is a good question. That's a good question. I hadn't considered that. Yeah, so they're gonna try and kill him again. Okay. Because of course. I'm very worried they're gonna try to kill Trump again. But I know that worried they're going to try to kill Trump again. But I know that if they're
Starting point is 01:22:10 smart, they can see that it will go much worse for them. If they do that. But they've still got some crazy groups and subgroups and operatives within the system that could act on their own. And Trump killing the central bank digital the And Trump killing the central
Starting point is 01:22:27 bank digital currency, which will kill it worldwide, by the way, and I'll describe that report last night. They got 60 million viewers, but I probably get back into it. That's so important. They'll send a real team, not some
Starting point is 01:22:38 wind up toy that they thought they could have plausible inability like the two they sent. I mean, just that alone is what really got Kennedy killed him. He pissed people the US $5 bills, the 20s and hundreds are coming out the next month, they actually made them but they canceled those and destroyed them. You can find one they're super valuable. The $5 bills aren't that valuable. But it doesn't say Federal Reserve says US Treasury. Show a Lincoln, Lincoln, they killed him too. Over the banks. Was that Jackson to over that wasn't pull up? Just go to Google and click the images they probably haven't blocked that yet
Starting point is 01:23:32 Kennedy JFK $5 bills you'll notice they got a red seal on them, but nowhere does it say Federal Reserve, but I Can believe a lot of stuff from Alex and like, I maybe he doesn't know this or maybe he's a money guy. Yeah, like he's a hard money guy. He's had precious metal sponsors like his entire career. He's made so much money off that shit. I find it offensive that he's trying to pass off that he thinks this. Yeah, Like this is crazy.
Starting point is 01:24:05 He knows damn well those $5 bills that he's talking about with the red ink instead of green, they're legal tender notes and that they long predated Kennedy and they existed after his death. The difference between legal tender notes and federal reserve notes is that legal tender notes were backed by hard currency, in this case silver. In 1963, Kennedy wanted to free up some of the US reserves of silver in order to use it to make coins,
Starting point is 01:24:28 so he ordered that the five and $10 legal tender notes, they be phased out, the ones that could be exchanged for silver. He wasn't trying to abolish the Federal Reserve. If anything, he expanded it, and this is nonsense. And Alex knows, he's a currency guy. He cares. Yeah, I wonder if it's just like the moment you throw Kennedy in there, you're just signaling
Starting point is 01:24:51 all bets are off. He has given every possible reason to have murdered Kennedy at one point in time. And they're all right. And said, but that's the real reason. He's even being like, listen, I've said there's a billion reasons, but this is the real reason. Yeah. It doesn't matter. He was even being like, listen, I've said there's a billion reasons, but this is the real one. LBJ gave the order, but he didn't give the order above the order. I want, I want their, their ship.
Starting point is 01:25:12 I mean, man, if somebody does that, that's the most annoying thing. What, what are you, what are you saying? Baby Roger Stone did it. I'll buy that as long as it's a guy and not he's not the guy he gave the order to the order that gave the order what okay it all goes back to baby Roger Stone that does make sense so Alex we were talking earlier a little bit about how he loves the Constitution sure first amendment loves a part of it huge part he doesn't understand it hmm I've seen a lot of this garbage I know you have to so this is just emblematic of it this is a snapshot the White House. I don't know if you understand it. I've
Starting point is 01:25:46 seen a lot of this garbage. I know you have to. So this is just emblematic of it. This is a snapshot. A sample. Of leftist all over the Internet. Saying we got to kill Trump. Somebody go. To the White House. I'm not saying this. They're saying
Starting point is 01:26:04 this and kill him. Which is illegal. It's one thing to say, I hope he dies or he deserves to be, you know, tried for treason and convicted and executed. I mean, you can say that hypothetically. I'm not saying that, but I'm saying you can say that about Biden, Obama, any of those people, Fauci. But you cannot say, I want you to go to the White House and kill him, somebody, people go kill him.
Starting point is 01:26:29 I mean, that's how you get lunatics to feel validation and go do that. That is not free speech. That is a call to directed premeditated violence. So this is a weird situation because I agree with what Alex is saying, that making public violent threats shouldn't be something you can just throw around and then hide behind free speech excuses when someone wants to hold you responsible for the consequences of your actions. That's an acceptable thing for me to believe because I'm not a free speech absolutist, but Alex is, or at least he pretends to be. It's fully unacceptable for him to have this huge of a carve out for what isn't protected
Starting point is 01:27:01 speech. He very regularly engages in acts that would run afoul of the standard that he's setting, and what he's espousing contradicts the Constitution. The 1968 Supreme Court case Brandenburg v. Ohio established the rule that calls to violence are not protected free speech in the case that they are directed at inciting or producing imminent lawless action and quote likely to incite or produce such action. This is a central issue of Alex's philosophy, the free speech stuff, so he should really know the basic facts
Starting point is 01:27:34 around this. And the Brandenburg versus Ohio case had to do with the Klam stuff, so it's even more in his wheelhouse. He can't possibly maintain this position. No, no, no, no. Especially since he very loudly in court said the First Amendment covers situations exactly like this. And if we apply the standard that Alex is setting to himself, he's declared war on people like a thousand times in his career, and I'm sure there's a number of times he's forgotten to throw the word politically in
Starting point is 01:28:05 after he describes violently murdering someone. This is a good illustration of how, even about things that are supposed to be his main things, Alex doesn't know shit. He's just whatever is convenient for the day. That's real predictable. I mean, Jesus. So this person that he's mad at this leftist, he plays this
Starting point is 01:28:27 video of them calling for Trump to be taken out. Take him out. And he gets really mad. And I think that his reaction is a little bit excessive when you realize that this is a high school. Ooh. So I have one example of this I'm going to play. This is unhinged leftist who is going to get prison time calling for advocating for someone to assassinate Trump. Here it is. Why ins all your glocks and your switches and your shy sees. We need you right
Starting point is 01:29:05 now at the White House. We're not doing that grazing his skin, his ears, okay? We're going full blown Lincoln, full blown Kennedy right now. Like off with that motherfuckers head. I'm sorry, like I know we're not supposed to wish death upon people and it doesn't matter like Which side they're on blah blah blah. No, no, no, no, no, no, I don't give up anymore I don't give up anymore and you obviously know that because i'm posting this Off with it
Starting point is 01:29:39 Some someone get up there. I need someone with Precision that knows what they're doing. I'm not a call up the Y ends in Beaumont, Texas, because what's going on? And I don't know. I mean, maybe if you shoot him, maybe the next president will give you a pardon for it and you'll be released out of jail. So, you know. I guarantee you that idiot probably can't even cook a meal for herself, probably on a bunch of SSRIs, totally lazy, on welfare, probably got a thousand dollar smartphone though and just wants to play war, wants to call for people to go kill a super popular populist
Starting point is 01:30:22 president. I mean does she have any idea what would happen if he got killed and somebody was connected it to her? She'd be in a super max prison for the rest of her life. You're in a war little lady. It took a lot of work and a lot of death to build this civilization. You can sit around on your pink pillow and play soldier. Your problem is you probably didn't even have parents. Your problem was
Starting point is 01:30:53 nobody ever beats your ass because you don't have the idea of any consequences. The globalists in the left better pray nobody kills Trump. You better pray. I don't have time to explain to you what's gonna happen if that happens. But I'm telling you, I am scared of what the people are gonna do to you. You idiots think you want death? You don't know anything about death. You think death's powerful because you don't know anything about death. You think death's powerful because you don't know anything about it. You think it's
Starting point is 01:31:30 something that's cool. Killing people is easier than brushing your teeth, sweetheart. A lot of people that could break your neck like a toothpick, okay? You talk about precision killing which you know nothing about it Am I getting scared straight right now All right, I'm not getting scared. Did I just get scared straight. I think you did. I think I just got scared straight I got scared giggly
Starting point is 01:32:02 Alex has said like a hundred times on this show that he has so much news to get to and how hard it is to keep up with everything that Trump and Musk have achieved so far. And yet he's spending all of this time getting mad at a random person that he saw in a video on Twitter. So as it turns out, this video was posted to TikTok by a girl who's in high school who lives in a town with a population of about 3000 people. school who lives in a town with a population of about 3,000 people. Naturally, her video was reported to the Secret Service who talked to her, at which point she took the video down and posted an apology. But in the meantime, it was re-uploaded. People re-uploaded the video and they ignored the fact that she was a high school student who fucked up and apologized. Alex airing this video and talking this kind of shit about a child is some sick shit. This is, it's really
Starting point is 01:32:47 strange. Do you want to know about death little lady? Do you know it? Do you know it? It hadn't occurred to me really until this moment how much I remember adults yelling at children all the time like this, right? Not like that. Not like, well, I mean, where I grew up, it was more like that than not. Do you think you can sit on your pink pillow and play soldier? There are some times where, you know, and now I realize, like, if you're yelling at a teenager and you're Alex Jones, you're the one who's very sad. Yes.
Starting point is 01:33:21 You're the one who is very, very sad. Yeah. Yeah. There's a part of me that actually is really, I I mean I can't imagine what that girl is going through Sure, I imagine that there's probably harassment and threats and I I imagine that her family may be scared Yeah, so I don't want to trivialize that or anything But holy shit. I'm a little bit jealous Cuz I would troll the fuck out of Alex if I were in high school. Yeah, he did that. shit, I'm a little bit jealous. Cause I would troll the fuck out of Alex
Starting point is 01:33:45 if I were in high school and he did that. I would make another video and send it to him. I would just be like, oh my God, I got a reaction out of this guy. He is so pissed. Yeah. I'm a high schooler. There is that problem with that.
Starting point is 01:34:02 I have to study for finals. He just put his neck out on a pink pillow and it would be it would be who the rest of us to Remove God sent me in the womb. He built me to yell at a high school kid about death I mean and also what I get that language changes and stuff But I will never I'll never join a revolution that begins with like y'all Totally, we gotta fucking kill this dude, bro Sure, I think but I think that that was less a
Starting point is 01:34:39 matter of a Sincere call to revolution and I more, I think there's TikTok timing. I think that this person has a delivery that seems like there's some jokes in there. I can see the intent to make a funny TikTok video. And then she's in high school. So you can tell I'm serious because I made this. That's not, only in high school does that make sense to you.
Starting point is 01:35:04 Yeah, and you're suspended. Yeah, exactly, Yeah. But do you know what you're going to do? You're going to apologize and back down and then go to school the next day and next semester your grades will start back. It's going to be fine. You're you're in high school. It doesn't matter. So if I were in high school as a teacher, I were grading Alex on this next clip, I would give it an incomplete. Mm-hmm hundreds of millions of views alone like On X yesterday. It was almost 300 million. I stopped looking everywhere
Starting point is 01:35:33 50 million here 60 million there 20 million here 70 million here 30 million here 10 million 10 million 5 million 8 million 6 million for me just keep million million 5 million 3 million 4 million 20 million. Oh, there's only 40 million You know, I just the But they're burrowing through it's kind of like Neo and the Matrix is up there beating Agent Smith on the surface, but the machines have got the drills going into Zion where he's jacked in to get him physical body. We're up around the surface winning and meanwhile big drillers coming through the door and the legal is the ground troops I've got physical in here. This is an allergy when they're coming through machines coming in. Thanks for letting us know. I'm
Starting point is 01:36:31 up here at the top of the matrix in the matrix battling and winning. And meanwhile down here I'm jacked in and there's frickin frickin robots flying around. I mean, so I need cavalry people. Go to the Alishow store. Dot com. Yes. I remember. Yes. Thank you. Get the products, come on supplements, get the Patriot gear. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
Starting point is 01:36:58 I want to be covering news and people say, well, go to Trump or go to some big thing. It's all in a bankruptcy. It's all held up in court. This fight has to go through. the The point is, is that we are not on our biggest winning streak against evil ever. It's at a whole other level. I, it sounds like it. I does it. No, I can imagine some of the reasons that people might want to get a little peek inside info wars.
Starting point is 01:37:39 I think Alex would be pretty worried about that. Um, but also Alex's spirit body is in the Matrix, fighting Agent Smith and winning down here on Earth. I guess. Alex's body is jacked in and needs to be protected by Norm Pattis. Right. Who is the Morpheus? Who is protecting Neo's body in the Matrix?
Starting point is 01:38:04 I forget. Tank and Dozer at one point. The Morpheus who is protecting Neo's body? Yeah, but then dozer dies or tank dies one of the other well the one who wasn't done lost Right, maybe the one who was exactly you have correctly sussed out a problem Yeah, I don't really I know that they're not in the third one though right there on the ship. They're not in Zion. They're not in the first or they're not in the second or third one and the second one is the guy who's on Lost. Harold Perino.
Starting point is 01:38:37 Yeah and that's the brother of the original or not the brother the brother-in-law of the original Tank and Dozer. Okay. Not the brother the brother-in-law of the original tank and dozer okay? Dozer dies on screen or tank and then I don't know I guess whom tank or dozer dies off screen also I've lost track of most at Cornell West in that movie too right is he I think he is how about that So look yeah Alex is dumb Um, so, look. Yeah. Alex is dumb. Yes.
Starting point is 01:39:06 That's the point. That's the general point. Yeah. Yeah. Norm Pettis is protecting his body from robots. I guess that's what we're doing. This is an analogy. I really am glad he clarified that.
Starting point is 01:39:17 Yeah. I was in real trouble. I was worried that we were actually there. I don't actually know if he actually thinks that it is an analogy. That's the problem Is he I do think he thinks he's doing spiritual warfare inside the matrix. Yeah In some way that doesn't exist on the physical realm. Is he telling us it's an analogy or is he telling himself? It's an analogy. I think he he was he's hoping that if you're worried, you tell yourself it's an analogy. Right, right. I'll believe that. Hey, listen, for the sake of, for the benefit of the doubt,
Starting point is 01:39:50 I'll believe it's an analogy. If this will become a credibility issue. Right, right, right. I gotcha. Yeah. So there's a lot of reasons not to like Elon Musk. Sure. And Alex points out one of them here. Here's why they don't like Musk. Clip 25. Elon Musk won't be bribed or bought. Offer me money, offer me power, I don't care. I'll say what I want to say and then the consequences is losing money. So be it.
Starting point is 01:40:18 He also goes on to say Europeans are being targeted for extermination. So a lot of people don't like Musk because he's a very obvious white nationalist And I wouldn't be surprised if he's like a couple months away from advocating Segregation sure but like cool segregation. Yeah, techno segregation. Yeah It's not about race It's about exact amount of intelligence that I'm going to determine based upon the size of your skull and skin color and it's also like dumb memes. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:40:45 That promote it. So no one doesn't like Elon because he can't be bought. He's already super bought and his actions in the past few years illustrate this really clearly. Without government contracts and subsidies, his businesses wouldn't be viable. And while the Biden administration was in office, he was looking at some serious problems with the SEC, both over his purchase of Twitter and about him claiming online that he'd secured the funding to take Tesla private, but he had not. These are potentially serious instances of consumer fraud.
Starting point is 01:41:16 But now that doesn't matter. He gave Trump about a quarter of a billion dollars in the 2024 campaign, put Trump over the top, and now Trump's going to replace the head of of the SEC and I imagine they'll understand that Musk isn't really a priority. It's crazy how that works. Reuters reported that there are quote, federal investigations and regulatory actions affecting his business empire of which at least 20 are ongoing according to three sources familiar with SpaceX and Tesla operations and the company's interaction with the US government as well as five current and former officials who have direct knowledge of individual probes into Musk's companies.
Starting point is 01:41:51 I'm not saying that he would have been fucked if Trump didn't win, but he certainly would have reason to think he might be. Musk is the definition of someone who's bought, because it's just the passive state he exists in. No one has to offer him money, they just have to make him worried that he's going to lose his money, and then he's automatically bought for the other side. He's also a bigot piece of shit, which doesn't help, but his actions make kind of a lot of sense from a cynical billionaire perspective.
Starting point is 01:42:20 Right, but you'd have to, it is it is an insane person like it is only an insane person who? Would be the richest man in the world and be like, oh, I'll only be the tenth richest man in the world That's insane. You have more money than you can then can be Comprehended. Yeah, I go man. Well, I think that maybe there's an awareness that If some of these scales weren't being tilted a little bit, it would not be the difference between the richest and the 10th richest. It would be a much bigger fall or maybe he'd go to jail. Well, the problem is everything is based on an illusion and it is propped up by everybody's
Starting point is 01:42:59 collective belief. Right. Yeah. Right. Yeah. But I think that a lot of Elon's actions kind of make sense if you are like It's not just I'm gonna be a little bit less wealthy. I'm going to be dramatically less wealthy And maybe this whole thing falls apart. Hmm, and I'm kind of a crazy drug guy and
Starting point is 01:43:20 I make bad decisions. There's definitely that I'm impulsive. Let's let's shoot the moon on this I Mean, you know, I think maybe even the worst part of it is that it's really just so he can score points online Mm-hmm like the cool meme. That's it. That's is that all he maybe that's all he is is he's doing all this money stuff So he can continue scoring points online. I mean, I don't think it's all of it, but it's more than it should feels like a lot Yeah, so we get one last clip here and it's Alex Begging for some money and I think in the process he reveals that maybe he kind of owns those companies I know it's shocking and if they shut down this operation, we've got the Alex Jones Network back up But it's not fully constructed yet the game changer. And if they
Starting point is 01:44:25 on a lot of fronts here and the game changer. But it's something that had to be done. So I'm fighting on a lot of fronts here and the game changer is like Musk was the game changer in the election and you taking actions game changer and you voting for Trump and donating and getting
Starting point is 01:44:37 involved and getting pissed. We're winning now because you got pissed. And because you backed up Trump without you, he'd be in prison right now. We'd be probably a martial law. And they got a lot of dirty tricks up their
Starting point is 01:44:47 sleeves. I need to be engaged 18 hours a day fighting for you fighting for myself fighting for humanity. And so we have incredible products at the Alex Jones store dot com. And you know, Chris Murray and the rest of them have it set the the the the the the the the
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Starting point is 01:45:44 It is fascinating. It is fascinating because it is like, it might as well be saying, listen, they have said that I'm not supposed to have this stuff, so in order for me to have it, now I just have to do three more things. Not, I don't have it, or I can't have it, I just need to do three more things to get it now.
Starting point is 01:46:03 Which is like, fucking hell, that's as good as we're gonna do, isn't it? I have been told not to come back to this theater because my behavior is objectionable. Right. So I put on a mustache. There you go. I put on a fake mustache. Yep. And now...
Starting point is 01:46:18 And now I have to wear a mustache. Right. I have to... can you believe what this theater has done to me? It itches! I have to wear a believe what this theater has done to me? That's not my real mustache I could grow a mustache, but that one would be real and the theater would know and also it doesn't really suit my face It doesn't it's I'm not a mustache guy. No no I would be prettier without a mustache or perhaps a larger facial hair I just I find this to be like But can't be much more clear. I mean yours really can't it just it
Starting point is 01:46:49 can't mmm it is Crystal So that's the 24th Yeah, it's a good time if we learned a lot about what Trump and Elon Musk are up to and that is cool stuff Yeah, yep, just cool cool guys doing cool and that is cool stuff. Yep. Yep. Just cool cool guys doing cool stuff doing cool guys stuff. Yep, and Alex is continuing to really embarrass himself You know, I like the way we're doing this and I'll tell you why I like the the slow in the slow playthrough this
Starting point is 01:47:20 Right because I think and I think this is also tying into a lot of people, they feel overwhelmed, they feel like they need a break, they feel like everything's too bad and all that stuff, right? Like, it's, take a break, it's still going to be there. It's a long fight. Right. It's not going away. 100%. And you know, I, as much as I would love for our show to be able to be an up to the minute news show, as has been, you know I as much as I would love for our show to be able to be an up to the minute news show Sure as as has been you know somewhat of a conflict over the course of Our time doing the show the desire to have some immediacy sure and also the just it's maybe not necessary Yeah, I think that they're like obviously we're still living in like a real bad situation Obviously, we're still living in like a real bad situation
Starting point is 01:48:10 Obviously, but the fact that this was on the 24th, you know, there's still there's still here There's a little bit of distance. Yep. It's not super far in the past No, but it's a little funnier to hear Alex being this stupid Yeah I mean and you can tell like even you know, and it's it is it was exemplified in our very first clip today of Even you know and it's it is it was exemplified in our very first clip today of Alex being like look at how we're Overwhelming you with all of this shit that was our strategy from the beginning right like our defense against that is to Slow it the fuck down Don't be overwhelmed by this shit. We can try exactly see if that has any any positive. It's still gonna be there We're got it and And so far I give you 150 out of 200.
Starting point is 01:48:48 That's too many. And at the same time not enough. If you weren't hanging out with that AI guy, you'd have perfect marks of 200 out of 100. Damn that AI. So we'll be back with another episode chronicling Alex's Hegelian equation. I guess. But until then we have a website. Indeed we do. It's knowledgeright.com. Yep. We'll be back. But until then, I'm Leo. I'm Leo. I'm DZX Clark. I am the mysterious professor. And now here comes the sex robots. Andy in Kansas. You're on the air. Thanks for holding. Hello Alex. I'm a first time caller. I'm a huge
Starting point is 01:49:25 fan. I love your work. I love you.

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