Knowledge Fight - #1079: Knowin' Shroyer- Owen Vs. Babar
Episode Date: September 22, 2025In this installment, Dan fails to bring Jordan something fun, and instead tunes in for an Owen stream thinking that it would be about Alex and Infowars, only to find it is mostly complaining about ele...phants.
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Hello, Alex.
I'm a first friend calling.
I'm a huge fan.
I love your word.
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Hey, everybody.
Hey, welcome back in Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan.
I'm Jordan.
We're a couple dudes like to sit around,
worship at the altar of Celine, and talk a little bit about.
Alex Jones.
Oh, indeed we are, Dan.
Jordan.
Quick question for you.
What's your bright spot today, buddy?
My bright spot is my parents were in town for the weekend,
and we had a nice time.
On Saturday, we went to a Bigfoot Beach State Park in Wisconsin.
Right.
Notariously where Bigfoot has been found in the past.
Well, no.
Oh.
Well, look.
This is all second or third hand.
I'm not sure.
This is what my dad, I think, was reading in a brochure.
Okay.
It has nothing to do with Squatch.
I had no idea.
Okay.
It has to do with like a chief who maybe some white guys thought was named Bigfoot.
That makes a lot more sense.
Yeah.
Yeah, that makes way more sense.
Yep.
I should have just assumed racism.
Why didn't I do that?
I really, really thought it was Sasquatch.
And the image of Sasquatch Beach State Park sounded so funny in my head.
How could that not be great Sasquatch on the beach?
Yeah, in trunks, with a cooler.
Of course.
It was fine.
It's a lovely little park.
Whatever.
I'm out.
Yeah.
Some kids playing baseball.
Some people grilling and camping.
It really gave me a charge.
Yeah.
But we, you know, we weren't staying the night or anything.
But, yeah, it was great.
Getting out in nature, having a good time.
Nice.
What about you?
What's your bright spot?
My bright spot is rediscovering this band.
Stop me if you are already into this genre.
I'm really familiar with it.
Tennis?
Nope.
Oh, that is a band.
No, I know.
That is a band.
No, you ever hear a lot of Australian instrumental rock?
Like the didgerie do?
No.
Oh.
No.
So Dirty Three is this, I don't know what to describe it to you as other than like incredibly
sad music for very specific music nerds.
Who are also Australian?
No.
I'm just anywhere.
Yeah, weirdly enough.
I don't think they're huge in Australia.
Did you say Australia?
Yes.
Okay.
Because you just made me think I imagined that.
No, I think I may have imagined them.
But they have, so there's one thing about them that I particularly enjoy,
which is that the violin we think of oftentimes in like the Vivaldi way is a very sweet,
you know, kind of high-pitched, you know, a very beautiful note.
But if you tune it down low and you kind of,
to use a real kind of scruffed up bow.
Sure.
You can get a really dark sound.
Like, this music sounds like if you walked into a saloon, a ghost cowboy is listening to it.
Like, yeah, that's, all right, here we go.
It's haunted with a whiskey back.
Yeah, and that violin sound, it's just, it's just like that fiddle.
You know, it's that primordial.
This is before violins were good.
This is dark.
This is deep.
This is what's in your.
heart you old man like that's it's beautiful this instrument is bad it's i love it so much it's bad news
oh god yeah it's great well that's actually sold me yeah it sounds interesting it's really good
i love it nice yep so uh today something that is also shitty yeah much like that violin is uh we have
an episode to go over oh shit and we're gonna go a little bit off the beaten path but it's also still
sort of on the beaten path okay and uh we'll talk about that here in a second but first
Let's take a little moment to say hello to some new walks.
Oh, that's a great idea.
So first, my dog pickles for always keeping it real
and helping me plot my world takeover
on these early 3 a.m. knowledge, fight, listen sessions.
Thank you so much.
I'm a policy walk.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Next, what's your take on Enya,
best artist of our generation or best artist of our lifetime?
Also, I love my wife Lily and I might have pooped my pants at work.
Derek Woods, read my name, God damn it.
Thank you so much.
You're now, Policy Walk.
I'm a policy walk.
Thank you very much.
I would never have put his full next.
name out there but he literally said read my name god damn it so yeah i would have respected privacy
but then hey what are you going to do i got yelled at demand yeah also i like ania yeah yeah great um
to bill sorry but not sorry for the twice weekly seven a m today on knowledge fight texts from
the treadmill thank you so much you're now a policy won i'm a policy won't thank you very much
and we got a technical credit the next jordan so thank you so much to to my wonderful wife alix
thanks you uh for joining my knowledge fight i five commute obsession love you dan
Please play the little breakie drop
Because I think my wife will find it hilarious
Shit
I still don't remember which one it is
50-50 shot
I'm a policy wonk
I have risen above my enemies
I might quit tomorrow actually
I'm just gonna take a little breakie down
A little breakie for me
And then we're going to come back
And I'm gonna start the show over
But I'm the devil
I gotta be taking on there
up and all this blah blah blah blah fuck you i got plenty of words for you but at the end of the day
fuck you in your new world order and fuck the horse you rode in on and all your shit maybe today should
be my last broadcast maybe i'll just be gone a month maybe five years maybe i walk out of here
tomorrow and you never see me again that's really what i want to do i never want to come back
here again i apologize to the crew and the listeners yesterday that i
was legitimately having breakdowns on air.
I'll be better tomorrow.
Nope.
Nope.
It won't be.
But we won't know.
Oh.
Because on our last episode, Jordan, I made a promise.
Yeah.
And by that, I mean, I stray mentioned that...
You obliquely mentioned, yeah.
That I might look for something fun to do today.
Yeah.
And so I did.
Okay.
I didn't want to just cover Alex's boring response and continuing hysteria around Charlie Kirk.
Sure.
And so I was like,
God, let's look, see what Jim Baker's been up to.
Yeah.
And so I found an episode where a lady escaped from hell.
Yes.
And I was so close.
I was like, uh, this could be, this could be great.
Are you kidding me?
But then I watched it and it turns out all she did was run.
What?
Yeah.
That's it?
She found herself in hell.
There was a giant skull.
She started running and before she knew it, she was back in her body running.
God damn it, woman.
Yeah.
Fucking josh it up a little bit.
If that is true, which of course it's not.
Why even bother telling it without shitty way?
Well, because she was talking about how she did a lot of drugs,
and maybe that is what she experienced or something.
You know, like, I'll give her a pass on, like, seeing a skull and imagining something.
The Courts of Heaven guy.
That guy commits.
He's not just going to run.
He's going to build a whole backstory.
He's going to do some parkour.
The man is going to get out.
Yeah.
And when I have, like, in front of me the title, I escape from hell or whatever.
and five minutes into the episode,
I'm bored by how you escape from out.
Bad sign.
That's not good.
So I kept poking around a little bit.
I was trying to find something other than Alex's show.
And I saw that Owen Schroier had re-entered the fray.
Oh, no.
And as much as I said that I didn't want to talk about him anymore,
I was drawn into watching his stream.
Okay.
There just hasn't been anyone that I can think of
that's been in the situation that he's in.
Other people have left Info Wars in the past,
but not tried to continue being right-wing media figures, like Jacari Jackson.
People have disappeared from InfoWars, but not on, like, overtly hostile terms, like a Paul Joseph Watson.
Some people have left InfoWars on hostile terms and wanted to continue in right-wing media,
but they were dead in the water, like David Knight.
I can't think of anyone else who has the combination of attributes that Owen currently has.
He wants to continue being a figure in this media space.
He left Info Wars in an ugly public spectacle, and he isn't David Knight.
I've seen a lot of things in my time, you know, covering the Info War, but this is actually new, even if Owen himself isn't very compelling.
I agree.
And so a sick part of my brain needed to see where this is going, how he ends up playing this really weird hand that he's been dealt.
Like there's an obvious way to do it, which is destroy Alex.
I mean.
And eat from his bones.
Here's the problem, is that I don't want to follow up with him because I strongly suspect, no matter what it is he chooses to do, I will say what you should be doing is something completely different, you fucking idiot.
Yeah, and I think that might be where you end up at the conclusion of this episode.
But on September 16th, he released a stream titled The Elephants in the Room.
And if I were guessing based on the title, I would bet that this would be about Alex going off on it.
and accusing him of extortion and being a demon and being a snitch.
Yep.
The proverbial elephant in the room is that he left a media job of almost a decade
and his former boss is burning him on air a ton.
Regularly.
Losing his shit.
Constantly.
And to the point where he's using the staff and Owen's old friends against him, it's crazy.
What a great divorce.
Yeah.
Maybe it's because Alex's coverage of the Kirk shooting was so distasteful that I wanted to put him in timeout.
Or maybe I'm a messy bitch who lives for the drum.
and I wanted to see Owen hit Alex back
but for whatever reason I checked out this stream
and it wasn't quite what I expected
but it did tell me a lot about how Owen is choosing
to define himself in this new right wing media ecosystem
and I think it's worth reflecting on a little bit
even if he does still suck
spoiler alert this isn't going to be like amazing
yeah no I strongly suspect here's what I'll even go so far as to guess
I strongly suspect he has not understood
what the phrase elephants in the room mean
and he is not talking about the actual literal elephant in the room?
He's, no.
It's, I mean, like, it's infuriating.
Yeah.
But he starts off, as he has in past streams with a song
that he's going to get sued for playing
if he tries to monetize these episodes.
Ladies and gentlemen, Owen Schroier Live,
episode 116,
The Elephants in the Room.
The elephants in the room
This one's going to be pretty epic
But first, brand new limp biscuit
That's right
Brand new Limp Biscuit
Still making great music
Almost as unbelievable of everything else
They were being told to believe
New Limp Biscuit as the audience gets
Live with us here
Enjoy
Look, I've been on record for a long time that Limp Biscuit is not as bad as people want them to be.
Fred Durst was a little embarrassing, and a lot of their humor doesn't stand the test of time.
But I will argue that they are a better band than the punchline that most people remember them to take.
Okay, okay.
I think Owen's being sincere here, though.
I think he does like Limp Biscuit.
I agree 100%.
It's a strange thing, though, because Limp Biscuit's been pretty clear that they don't like people like him.
New Metal has an aesthetic that's very right-wing coded.
Mostly because of the right-wing figures in the media,
they like to pretend that they have a monopoly
over things like masculinity,
aggression, poverty, and being white.
Underneath a lot of those surface-level things,
a lot of the time, these figures are more progressive
than they appear to be.
Sure.
For instance, after the 2016 RNC,
Limp Biscuit's guitarist West Borland came out
and directly told Trump fans to go fuck themselves
and stop following him.
Owen plays Limp Biscuit's new song,
which is called Making Love to Morgan Wallen,
a title he strangely never says.
Weird, weird, that he doesn't bring it up.
Weird.
The first line of that song is,
Damn, I Miss You, Chester,
which is a reference to Lincoln Park's lead singer Chester Bennington
who died of suicide in 2017.
I love Lincoln Park's first few albums,
and if you could listen to their music
and ever think that they would like Owen Schroyer,
you're insane.
If you can't pick up on the subtext of their songs,
Chester did tweet in 2015
Quote Donald Trump is a greater
threat to the United States than terrorism
This is a remarkable song
choice for Owen because it reveals
how shallow his analysis of everything
around him is. He sees
Fred Durst and assumes he's just a cool
racist like Kid Rock, but he's
the guy who directed the rearranged
music video. Owen is
one of the people watching Limp Biscuit
get drowned in milk and he doesn't even
realize it. Yeah. He's metaphorically
the people that they want
to break their face.
Yeah.
No, I know.
Owen could not, the moment he said it's New Limbiscuit, he could not more be the guy he is.
That is exactly what he should say.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Like Fred Durst's done interviews about how, like, man, all the people that I would have hated
are now dressed up like me at my concert.
Yeah.
And how surreal that is.
Yeah.
And that's Owen.
Yeah.
I can't.
What is it?
What was it the throbbing gristle who deliberately dressed like Nazis is,
is like the inverse of that, like people, if you do stuff like that, then they start dressing
like you.
So they dress like Nazis in order.
It was very strange.
It didn't make a lot of sense.
I feel like, no, I don't want to get into Romstein again.
But didn't they, they had some weird, like, sort of aesthetics.
But that might have just been like darker.
Yeah, I think that was more like they were doing a thing.
Yeah.
You know?
Yeah.
I also was thinking about this.
Like, Fred Durst was doing the red cap before Trump.
Yep.
He's got to feel pissed off about that
He's lost a lot of money to the Trump caps
Yeah, and yet somehow he's still kept rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling.
Yep, yep.
I made that joke on the last episode of that.
I know, we were going to keep doing it forever.
You stole it.
So he comes back from the limp biscuit
And there's big news at the Owen stream.
All right.
Brand new limp biscuit tonight.
How about that?
I hadn't heard that either.
We're both hearing it together for the first time.
I thoroughly enjoyed that.
Owen Shroyer Live, episode 116, the elephants in the room, coming to you, as always, through the Owen. Dot Gold microphone, become a member of the club at Owen. Dot Gold, the only membership that pays you back in gold. All right. We're going to address the elephants in the room tonight.
So it looks like Owen's plan to get sponsors for all the little aspects of his show is well underway with his microphone having its own sponsor.
Owen. Dot Gold is bringing you this microphone, which is incidentally the same microphone that he was using last time.
Isn't that crazy?
Owen dot gold takes you to a web page for a company called wolfpack.
Dot gold,
which is unsurprisingly a gold sales operation.
Wolfpack gold is an online precious metals and Bitcoin shop,
which is owned by another company called Wise Wolf,
which is a precious metals physical store with locations in Branson, Missouri, and Denison, Texas.
Okay.
I think that gold companies are kind of inherently sketchy,
but when they have multiple similar aliases, that should be a big red flag.
Yeah, that good.
So Wolfpack. Gold offers nine levels of membership.
Already out.
Ranging from the lowly $35 a month Wolf Cub all the way up to Zen Wolf.
$35 a month for what?
Gold.
Oh, my God.
You know how much Zen Wolf is?
They don't tell you.
$1,200.
It's starting at $2,000 a month.
Get the fuck out of here.
You guys are thieves.
That's the floor.
My God.
So each membership level has a different rarity of coins.
or medals that you get sent each month,
which is almost like printing money.
As long as you never give members more value
than the membership costs,
it's a perfect way to make a scammy business,
even shadier.
That's the scammiest thing I've ever heard
in my entire life.
You give us an actual value,
and we will give you a possible value.
Now, if you understand capitalism,
guess where we make money?
In that possibility.
In that possible range.
Yeah, because if you're, you know,
You know, you're paying 10 bucks for something you give, you get 35 from somebody for.
Like, you're making 25.
How do you not?
It's great.
How do you not understand that that is a scam immediately?
Yeah, it's so perfect.
What an asshole.
Oh, my God.
So the privacy notice on Wolfpack.orgold's website informs people who go to it that the
company is run by an entity called Wise Wolf Digital Strategies LLC, aka Wise Wolf Bitcoin.
This is an operation run by a guy named Tony Arterburn, Jr., a long-time cryptocurrency promoter who's from Rockwall, Texas, the same Dallas suburb where Alex grew up.
That sounds right.
Tony Arterburn Sr.'s name appears on a ton of filing documents with the Secretary of State of Texas for what appear to be gas stations and check-cashing places, whereas most of junior's businesses appear to be, like, in the crypto field.
This is a fucking family business.
stealing money from regular people.
I think it goes deeper than this,
but I just couldn't quite pull the thread.
Yeah, you think they're full-on mobbed-up kind of level?
No, I don't think so.
But I think there's a weird family thing going on.
All right, all right, right, right.
I couldn't figure out the relationship,
but I think that they're related to Stephen Arterburn,
who's the founder of New Life Ministries,
one of the most profitable Christian organizations in the world.
Right.
They have the same last name,
and Stevens from Ranger, Texas,
which is also just outside Dallas,
which makes me think that they're probably related.
Could be?
But I'm not totally sure.
I couldn't get to the bottom of this.
Stephen wrote a book.
Like, Tony Sr., I think, would be the age to be Stephen's brother.
Right.
And he wrote a book about how his brother died of AIDS in 1988.
Okay.
And he has another brother, but I can't find his name.
Right.
Oh, man.
And everything, all the interviews, the only information I could find about the third
Arborterd.
Arterburn.
Arthur Byrne.
Brother is that he was also gay.
Okay.
And so that makes me think that it's not Tony Jr.
It could be cousins.
But it's possible.
I don't know.
Sure.
No, anything is possible.
Anyway.
With the Archer Burns.
It's too uncommon of a name, I think.
I mean, of all the things to share and then to also be scammers, it feels like genetically,
there's some sort of connection there.
So either Owens' microphone sponsor is part of the, one of the most influential Christian
families in the country, or he's a crypto-enthusiast.
who has the same last name.
Either way, bad investment,
but perfect scam.
10 out of 10.
I mean, it's just, it's just amazing.
It really is amazing that you can do it.
I just, you know,
I feel like at a certain point,
we were making movies about con people
that took pride in their work.
You know, like not,
this is just like trap fishing.
Yeah.
That's all this is.
This is just putting a line out and waiting until you've got fish.
It's a smash and grab.
Yeah.
This is not the cultivating a long-term relationship only to pull the rug at the very final second.
Yeah.
And, you know, there's a, there's a buck 65.
He's a Canadian rapper.
This is a song called Craftsmanship.
Yeah.
Where he's just talking about the process of shining a shoe.
You know?
And, you know, they don't do it like they used to.
You got to take pride in your work no matter what that work may be.
Yeah.
It's selling gold.
to do better than this.
Yeah, but it's, it's such an interesting thing where it's like, okay, he's learned from
Alex.
Like, this is, this is him mirroring Alex's behavior.
Yeah.
But also doing a version of it that is so transparently a scam.
Yeah.
That, like, I feel like Alex wouldn't do this.
I mean, maybe earlier on.
At the very least, he would be less like a straight up radio man about it.
You know, Alex would try and find.
a way to put it into a different context of like here's a thing that is happening this is also
my sponsor as opposed to i'm talking into this microphone sponsored by scams yeah he would
desperately try to make sure you knew it was in your best interest yes whereas someone's like the
gold membership that pays you back in gold blah blah blah blah blah blah fuck off oh it sounds too
good to be true i i just can't
I'm proud of him.
So the elephants are in the room.
Yeah.
And I was like, what fucking elephants?
Are you going to get into this?
Are you going to talk shit on Alex or what?
Right.
Step up.
Instead, he starts talking about Charlie Kirk and how he's dead.
You know, this story has obviously gone in many different directions.
It's captivated the political world for obvious reasons.
And I think now.
it's going to force this this entire movement to to confront the elephants in the room and that's
what we're going to talk about tonight we're going to talk about the elephants in the room because
what I see coming is let's call it a come to Jesus moment no no pun intended but is there a
That's what we're staring down.
So in case you're curious, the elephants in the room are like Jewish people and they're
being a Zionist occupied government.
Of course it is.
Owen's going to try to play semantic games and pretend that he's criticizing the Israeli government
or Zionism, but there's a reason that he feels the need to call out the come-to-Jesus
pun aspect of this because it's about Jude.
Okay.
So now I get where it's a pun.
Yeah.
Right.
Right, right, right.
I should have assumed that that's an anti-Semitic pun.
See, I didn't get that.
That's the elephant in the room.
That's what I didn't.
I didn't know that you could just do
like loose anti-Semitic puns
from a distance.
You can.
Nope.
If you're going,
when you got that gold.
You got that gold.
So I think that Owen has an interesting level of insight
into the community that he's a part of.
Oh, yeah?
Although I don't think he's processing it well.
Everything we're going through here,
everything we've been through together,
all the moments that have led to this,
all seem to be,
building up to where we're about to be and and this moment that we're about to have all of us together
is going to be the big come to Jesus moment and I think everything after that tells us where we're
really at and sometimes you know maybe you feel this way about this one story or that one story
or one person does or a couple this one everybody seems to be kind of on the same frequency
on the same vibe.
Now, things might be going different directions,
but everybody kind of feels this.
Everybody kind of feels that we're about to have this moment together.
And it's going to be the most telling moment of where we're really at politically
and where we're really at with this Trump administration.
That moment is now directly in front of us.
And the Kirk assassination has forced us now all into the room together.
and there are elephants in the room
there are elephants in the room
ladies and gentlemen
bavar king of the elephants right over there
so owen I think is more or less right
about what he's describing here
the maga movement has to decide
whether it's the Fourth Reich or not
and pretty much everyone in his media space
gets that they've fucked up the game
and they're going to be forced to show their cards
on a basic level the Patriot nationalist movement
that Owen is describing it's a mutation that grew out
of two ideologies.
One, the South should have won the civil war, and two, communism is the greatest evil
in the world.
The natural combination of these two strains gets found in the belief that, like,
the civil rights movement was a secret communist plot to overthrow Christianity, and,
you know, when these come together, good things happen.
Peanut butter and chocolate comes together.
Their worldview is based on being mad when society comes together to agree to stop beating
up particular groups of people for being different, which is why their big tent includes
so many racists and Nazis.
Whether or not they agree on everything,
they have basic causes in common,
like maintaining what they believe is the natural social hierarchy.
At a certain point, it became poor form
to express their views publicly because they sucked,
and the basic point that they were trying to make
was something that our culture had already rejected.
They couldn't push their ideas about racial supremacy
without risking being beaten up or ostracized from polite society,
so they adapted.
They used codes that allowed them to communicate their bigot ideas
while appearing to be saying something more socially acceptable
so they could have their cake and eat it too.
They didn't realize that they were sitting in a boat on a calm lake
where they got to signal to racists and energize their audience
with direct appeals to racist shit
while pretending that they were talking about politics
because that lake was artificially propped up by the damn
that is political correctness.
Right.
In their zeal to tear down all the annoying aspects of PC culture,
they didn't realize that if everyone can just speak freely,
then no one will buy their half-eastern,
racism anymore.
In the past, it was completely plausible to think that someone like Alex was secretly
talking about the Jews when he said globalists, but he knew that if he spoke freely,
he'd be taken off air.
But now, it's pretty clear you can say whatever the fuck you want, no one's going to stop
you.
If you insult Trump in a way that pisses him off personally, you might be in trouble,
but no one can possibly believe that anyone is holding their tongue out of fear of being
called a racist anymore.
Like, that's insane.
Yeah.
So that environment requires facing some elephants in the room.
The time is fast approaching when these guys are going to have to put up or shut up.
And I think Owen realizes that.
And if he reads the comments on his videos, then he also realizes that when that moment of truth comes, he's going to have to go Nazi to keep an audience.
Yeah.
Like there's not enough people who are wanting the code.
Well, I mean, that's what I don't understand.
I understand why he's doing this because this is the classic mistake that people like him make every single time.
okay I just fucked up and lost this thing
I'll just go recreate the same thing somewhere else
nobody wants that nobody wanted it at the thing that you were at
but you were propped up by that thing
by Alex right but now you're actually free
part of the reason that you were mad at the old place
was because you weren't allowed to do or say that
you know don't do this shit do something different
evolve change grow but I mean if you're a Nazi
you can't really do that not really
everything's backward facing it is everything is
trying to claw back, like, things that you perceive as losses of your power.
Yeah.
And so, like, there is, there is no real, like, experimental growing.
That's why his show would be called The Owen Report.
Right.
And you have a roast segment sponsored by a coffee brand.
Right.
Like, he's not creative.
No, I mean, the entire philosophy is based on what is mine I shouldn't have to go get
because it's already supposed to be mine.
Yeah.
Right.
So, yeah.
And I think, I think that there's this really.
bizarre tone that he strikes which is like I think he reads this correctly in terms of like his
media space their game like there's a hole in the boat right it's sinking right right right need to do
something yeah and I think that he has misdiagnosed this as like I can just use a little bit further
code yeah I don't have to go all the way right I can I can just be a little bit edgier I'll be like
the reverse
Lincoln Project. I'll be like
the conservatives who are like a little bit liberal
so they get a free pass I guess
I have no idea. Yeah I think
he wants that and doesn't realize that like
no no no the point of the hole in the boat is that
like you don't have supplies to patch it up
you're not it's not going to work. Yeah he
has the he has the
survival instinct
of working at Info Wars for a long time
but he doesn't have the ability to think through what is
actually happening. He just knows like there's a tingle
on the back of my neck, something's up, that kind of thing.
Yeah, yeah.
And there's almost like an analytical ability,
but then a complete absence of any, like, wherewithal.
Like Alex had always been the locomotive, the engine.
Right, right, right.
And Alex, because Alex was never a true believer,
was always able to, you know, like,
maybe I'm not supposed to do this,
but here's where I go and now I'm making a lot of money.
Let's get back to those true.
believer ideas a little bit later in this episode.
So there's elephants in the room.
Sure.
Packaderms.
Okay.
And Owen starts to talk about some of these elephants.
All right.
And now because of the Kirk assassination, we're all put into the room together and we have to
confront these elephants.
So how can they be ignored?
They can't anymore.
The elephants in the room.
You've got the Iran-Israel war.
the Iran strikes.
You've got the continued war in the Middle East,
and you've got Israel bombing at least seven countries this year alone.
I think it might have just gone up to eight, actually.
You've got the Ukraine-Russia war continuing.
And you've got the United States still involved in every single one of these things.
Every single one of these things the United States of America is still involved in.
And this is not what we voted for.
This is not what we want.
Owen is making it seem like the elephant in the room is that the GOP is eager for war,
which is a fair point, I guess.
It's absolutely what they voted for, though.
Like these dipshits wanted him to take over Canada and the moon.
That's not an elephant in the room.
Tons of people are criticizing the Trump administration for being too hawkish.
And even in right-wing media circles, that's not an edgy position.
This isn't the point that Owen is making.
This is preamble.
Yeah.
This is laying track for what the elephant in the room is.
Right, right, right.
The specific regions that we're talking about, why is America in those specific areas probably from the somebody else's influence and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And if those somebody else's happen to have two-way citizenship, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And if we start to like name more elephants, maybe patterns emerge.
Yeah.
So the continued war, the continued funding of war, this is an elephant in the room.
this is an elephant in the room you've got the MAGA movement the MAGA culture the MAGA media the MAGA politics
it has now been co-opted by never Trumpers and Israeli loyalists that's a fact
A victim of an anti-Semitic speech gets more direct access and heartfelt welcoming to the White House than a Purple Heart veteran that was persecuted for January 6th and spent years in jail.
That's a fact.
Well, I mean, you dumb shits tried to overthrow the country for the guy.
Like, why would he want to hang out with you?
Do you think that if you fight a war, then you get one get out of jail free card?
Yeah.
Is that how it works?
Sure.
Unless you're a damn.
I mean, is that, it should that be how it works?
Like, if you fight, if you fight it, if you get a purple heart, you can commit one overthrowing a government.
No.
No?
No.
You don't think so?
It can't be one to one.
I believe he's advocating for some level of that.
It's a weird system that he wants to have, like, credits.
It would be credit.
It would be a credit system for overthrowing governments.
So as Owen goes through the elephants that he sees in the room, you start to see a little bit of a thread emerge.
He's just saying that Israel runs our government, which is the same thing that the extreme right wing has been saying the whole time he's been alive.
When he was just a baby, the Aryan nations people were yelling about a Zog and Alex was running around suggesting they say globalists and making a buck off it.
He's trying to be both.
Yeah, motherfuckers, I was reading that Nick Fuent.
New York Times piece.
And you know what I was thinking?
David Duke was in the New York Times first.
We've been doing this for a long time.
Yeah, there's nothing really new about the attempt that Owen is clearly, like the line he's
trying to walk.
Yeah.
And it's just, I don't know.
It's uninspiring.
But there's more elephants.
I mean, really, the ironic part of this, of course, is that because Owen is Owen,
there are really only two elephants in the room, Epstein and Alex,
and he's probably not going to talk about either of them, is he?
Well, actually, you know what?
I mean, like, I think it is, it's not in-depth talk about Epstein,
but he is very clear that, like, Trump fucked us on that.
Yep.
And so, like, that's not even a question.
Yeah.
So he's pretty clear about that.
All right.
I think he even says, like, Trump broke up with us over that.
So we're done.
Good.
Good for him.
So, like, I'm not, I'm not forcing him to wear Trump forever into the future.
Fair enough.
Fair enough.
But he can't undo everything he's done up till this point.
That is kind of the idea.
But these elephants.
All right.
Elon, kind of an elephant.
Okay.
Elephant adjacent.
Okay.
You've got the fallout with Elon Musk and Doge.
Where's that going?
Throw in the audit of the gold at Fort Knox if you want.
What happened to Doge?
What happened with Elon Musk?
What happened there?
That's an elephant in the room.
And when you've got Netanyahu's campaign manager, Susie Wiles, now running the White House, all of these things tie together.
That's an elephant in the room.
Yeah.
Susie Wiles, one of Nick Fuentes, has popularized her as a target of why there's infiltration in the White House.
He's the chief of staff.
Right.
And so, you know, he's just coasting on that,
that kind of momentum of blaming her for why the deep state is there.
Wild.
And so, I mean, it's just, you know, more of the same.
Like pathologically incapable of taking responsibility
for their actions or beliefs or anything.
Isn't that?
It's wild how stridently they are unwilling to take responsibility
for the things they shout about all day every day.
Or reflect.
Why would you?
That is how you get.
Yeah. But it's so weird because there is like the tiniest little bit of reflection.
Yeah. And like Owen is manifesting that. Right. The elementary school version of reflection where he's like, wait, wait, wait, wait. There's no arrests happening.
Wait, wait, wait. What's going on? I thought we were playing a game, guys.
Oh, God. Where are the deep state arrests?
Where are the deep state arrests?
Don't look at me like that.
Don't look at me like that.
I can't see you.
You're talking to me?
I thought we were all in agreement here.
I thought we were all in agreement that the 2020 election was stolen.
I thought we were all in agreement that COVID was a weapon.
I thought we were all in agreement that January 6th was a setup.
I thought we were all in agreement.
agreement that the Russian collusion hoax was a crime against this country. I thought we
were all in agreement that the Obama administration illegally spied on Trump and other Americans.
I thought we were all in agreement here. I thought we were all in agreement that the Biden
administration just allowed, facilitated, funded, led the way for an invasion of our
country. The biggest land invasion in the history of the world, a permanent damage done to our
country. I thought we were all in agreement that that happened. You can't convince me that
Owen worked at Info Wars for almost a decade and thought they were taking this stuff seriously.
Sure, they all say they believe that dumb shit, but unless it's important to what's going on today,
who cares? Biden did a land invasion of the United States, but the anti-trans hysteria is what's
getting the audience excited right now, so that's when Alex's coverage is going to be.
Owen is stupid
but I find it really hard to believe
he could be this stupid
if he is
that's dangerous levels of dumb
I mean I think he can be
I think if you are in the same way
that if Alex is
has been enabled
so
so completely
in such a way that you can see him
behaving like this
and we'll never stop behaving like this
I think Owen has been
enabled insofar as
nobody's challenged him
on how stupid he is
Why would you?
Yeah.
No, I mean, that's fair.
It's been a long time since there has been like a grindstone to sharpen anything.
Right?
Like.
But like, here's what I would put it.
Okay.
If he's that dumb, he thinks that that gold is a good deal.
Like, he, that's how dumb he has to be.
I, I, listen, I am not ruling out the possibility that he does think that that gold is a good deal.
Man, that's bleak.
I'm, listen, I don't.
have any respect for
Alex, right?
Yeah, it's hard for me to
pretend I do either.
But like he's talking about this,
like I thought we were all serious.
That's what I'm hearing.
Yeah.
And it sounds genuine.
It sounds at least like the performance of genuine.
Sure, sure, sure.
It's hard to tell exactly.
Right, right, right, right.
But one way or another,
he's going to learn the hard way
that there's a reason that Alex does what he does.
Actually, there's two reasons.
Yeah.
One is that it's necessary in order to keep the show exciting
and feel like the end of the world
is constantly happening, which is the only way to push sales.
Alex's show was the profit driver of InfoWars because he didn't let yesterday's land invasion
get in the way of today's panic.
The second thing is that if Owen tries to impose continuity on his narratives, everything
is going to fall apart.
Nothing in this world makes any sense if the past exists, and if you try to make the past
mean anything, it means that you have to learn in the future.
Whatever amazing revelation you had today has to be part of your knowledge base tomorrow
so you have to build from there
and that's fucking impossible
if you're trying to play these dumb games.
Alex's strategy which Owen is insulting
is the perfect fix for both of these problems
with sensationalist bullshit propaganda
and Owen's going to find out that without it
his show is going to be boring and unprofitable.
Yeah.
It's just, it's like doing something without spice.
No, it sounds like he's actually like,
you know what?
I think people want a dry new show.
Like from America's anchor.
Yeah.
Like he just, I don't think he understands the space.
I think he's been given.
But that's the problem.
He's showing insight.
Right.
But I mean, but that's the thing.
He understands it is like, it's like an AR game, right?
Like overlaid on top of reality is all of his bullshit,
on top of all of the total bullshit from the right wing that he's supposed to believe,
on top of all of this stuff.
But once you strip away the layers and all that stuff,
he's got nothing yeah that may be i i i wonder like how long it'll take like for it to become clear that
like this is uh not a market that has a lot of interest and you're going to just constantly be
losing people out of boredom i i wonder if he's going to be able to or i wonder if he's going to
try and adapt in a terrible way like uh like uh the news radio episode of uh real deal
with Bill McNeil, right?
Where they're just going around like,
Chuck D.
We can't do anything.
So let's get,
let's just edit Seinfeld together
and make it sound,
you know,
just let's make up anything
to be sensational because if we do
what we say we want to do,
it's going to be a failure.
I think it will be a strategy
that's considered.
Yeah, it has to be.
So there's a free speech
crackdown going on.
Sure.
That's another elephant, baby.
You've got now the crackdown on free speech
intensified.
with some of the latest things that Pam Bondi has said.
We're going to have that clip for you.
The crackdown on free speech now from this administration?
That's an elephant in the room.
And then the Epstein files cover up.
Which continues, by the way.
Continues to this day.
Fact happened last week, happened again this week.
Probably going to happen again tomorrow.
The continuation of the Epstein-Files cover-up.
Now, I won't even get into that
because that's its own story with new developments
that doesn't make any sense.
You covering it up?
It makes an elephant in the room.
The Epstein Files cover-up is an elephant in the room.
So all these elephants have been in the room,
but we've never really been forced into the same room together yet.
Everybody's kind of been off doing their own thing.
Some people in the honeymoon phase.
some people growing a little sour, a little bitter, some people turning completely,
some people kind of floating around, grifting off what remains of MAGA, some people trying to co-opt it
or bring it back together, some people focusing on midterms.
So we've all just kind of been, yeah, okay, we won, now we're kind of all doing our own little
things and sometimes converging, but, you know, kind of everybody's spread across the map.
But now, after the Charlie Kirk assassination, we're all in the room together.
here we all are here
by the way you know
just like a funeral
which is coming up
I think it's a little passive aggressive
maybe
but in order for me to make the point
that I want to make about these
elephants and what he's talking about
I need to jump ahead a little bit later in the show
to when Owen actually plays this clip
of Pam Bondi
and we get his response to it
all right
you're supposed to be draining the swamp
arresting the deep state criminals
instead you're pushing
to criminalize speech.
Targeting anyone with hate speech, anything.
And that's across the aisle.
I mean, look what happened.
Think about Josh Shapiro.
What happened to Governor Shapiro?
I talked to Josh multiple times.
Democrat, Governor, Jewish.
They firebombed his house while his wife
and children were sleeping upstairs.
It's a miracle.
Nothing worse happened to...
It's a miracle that nothing happened to...
Nothing happened to Josh and he and his family are safe.
They're traumatized, but that's what's happened in this world,
and we are going to fight every step of the way to show that you will face the most severe consequences
if you come after someone and you target someone for their political views or for any reason at all.
Wait.
We will come after you for speech.
And, of course, what is it all about?
Oh, it's all about anti-Semitism, of course.
we're sick of it man we're sick of it we're sick of a man i mean i i assume that that
wrecked burning ash of a building is pretty sick of it too yeah he's not sick of people
being antisemitic no sick of people complaining about things that are antisemitic isn't that
funny it is weird yeah so the reason this is particularly important is because it helps make
clear that what connects these elephants he's complaining about is that they remind him of
jewish people he doesn't like not that they're connected to a criticism of his
Israel.
No.
The cover-up of the Epstein stuff could just be like Mossad and Israeli intelligence, but
this complaint about Bondi has nothing to do with Israel.
In theory, it's about Trump's attorney general using an anti-Semitic firebombing
to encroach on free speech, which he should be against, but not this way.
Right.
Like, his problem should be different.
He doesn't seem to understand how he's supposed to play the ball.
Right.
He's throwing to a third when the plays at first.
Yeah.
I say this with no love or respect, but Owen's not slick enough to pull this kind of shit off.
He just looks dumb.
And I...
It's like he just doesn't understand that there's one pathway available to him.
And it goes in both directions.
That's the thing about the path he's on.
It can go in both directions.
He could firebom everything, including the right-wing media.
Do all of that shit.
Jonathan Schroyer sports guy.
Go fucking hard.
and then burn all the bridges, get rid of all the secrets,
and then maybe people will see you in a completely different light, right?
Or go the opposite direction, go hard, burn everything with Alex and Info Wars
to the point of like somehow you're the top dog.
Talk so much shit that he wants to sue you over your speech.
Force him to take you to court.
Yeah.
And then he's the guy who's supposed to be the guy, right?
And simultaneously, see if you can outdo Fuentes.
Absolutely.
Try and just make yourself the hardest thing there
and have the little feather in your cap of like, fuck you, Alex.
Right. In both cases, your only option if you're Owen is to be so strong,
so fucking hard in either direction that nobody can fuck with you.
Yeah, and you can't do that with passive aggression.
Nope.
It's just, it's gonna.
Yep.
So Charlie Kirk got assassinated.
Yeah.
And this is the biggest elephant in the room.
Right.
And it's because it brings all the elephants to the room because big elephants attract elephants.
Right.
Or something.
Okay.
Anyway, this funeral is going to be fucking full of elephants.
Okay.
So here we are all in the room together.
All these elephants.
The funeral is coming up now.
Now what strange is they announced this and they made an ex post, Turning Point USA made an ex post tonight.
This story came out on the 13th public memorial for Charlie Kirk to be held at State Farm Stadium.
And then they announced tonight, Turning Point USA announced that Trump would be speaking and Vance would be speaking and Erica Kirk would be speaking and then a ton of other huge names speaking.
And then they actually erased the post. They erased the flyer. I don't know what that's about. That just happened right before I went live.
But so now we're all going to be in the same room for Kirk's memorial service.
And now the biggest elephant in the room will be with us with all the other elephants,
which is the Kirk assassination strangeness of the whole thing.
And dare I even say cover up?
Boo.
That's now the biggest elephant in the room.
And we've already got a lot of elephants in the room, folks.
And now the biggest one just came in.
And now we're all about to be in the room together.
Too many elephants.
That's just not enough space.
So Owen's trying to not so subtly suggest that Israel killed Charlie Kirk.
Yeah.
All of these other elephants in the room are direct complaints about either Jewish people or Israel controlling the government.
And then the last one is Charlie getting killed and it looks fishy to Owen.
If he's trying to say anything other than Israel did it, he doesn't make sense.
Yeah, it would be, it would just be poor writing in every possible way.
And it's so clear that there's a preparation to this because he keeps saying, that's an elephant.
We are heading directly to a problem.
point. This is going somewhere on purpose. So if you are at the end going somewhere else,
you have failed. He gave the episode a title in advance. Yeah, absolutely. But I think that he's
right about this funeral idea and how they're stuck in the room with each other because of Kirk's
death. Sure. Charlie Kirk was so successful that both sides of the far right want to own him and
claim him as theirs. The racist Nazi types hated that he supported Israel, but loved how he would
talk about how whites were superior to other races. The more mainstream, right,
right wing. They're currently trying to sand down some of these racist edges, but even with all
that, they love how he carried himself like a polite young man in a suit, and he pretended to be
college-aged, so their views didn't look so archaic. He was great. He was a child. Love that little
boy. Yep. But both sides, they want to own his legacy, and they don't want to share. In life,
Charlie was pretty successful at blurring the lines between these two factions, so there's a small
irony that is death threatens to make
a bunch of stuff that they disagree on
way too explicit. Yeah. And that
I think is what
Owen's talking about. Yeah.
It's like the funeral is going to force us
to be around each other and we
hate each other. Yeah.
Yeah. In essence,
we have, he's correctly
described all the different ways people are trying to
strip mine Charlie Kirk. Everybody
is doing their own version of this
thing, but by doing so, they have once
again removed all Charlie Kirkness.
So in this memorial service that they're supposed to be Charlie Kirking about, they all have
to confront the fact that they've made up their own Charlie Kirk's to bring with them to
the funeral like a Superman comic.
And they desperately need Trump to validate their version of Charlie or else they have to be
like, fucking hell.
Trump's not on my side.
It would be more interesting if this was like done in a reality show.
like The Apprentice, where they've got eight different Charlie Kirk ghosts,
and Trump has to choose which one everybody's going to go with.
At least then everybody would have a concept to go with,
instead of having to try and advocate for their own and then sound like lunatics.
You're fired.
Exactly.
Is that a good impression?
I was a good dead Charlie Kirk impression.
Don't talk to me like that.
That's my own.
Don't talk to me like that.
Don't look at me like that.
Don't look at me like that.
So the memorial service itself is really a catch-22 kind of situation for Trump.
There's no win in this.
The Kirk Memorial is September 23rd.
We're all going to be in the room together.
And this is going to be an interesting moment.
This is a very confronting moment for everybody.
And quite frankly, you know, I don't even know, because,
I try to look at all the different angles, and I try to take all the different perspectives.
I don't even know what you do at this point, if you're Trump, honestly, because it's like,
if you don't show up, you look bad. But if you do show up and talk to people and don't address the
elephants in the room, you also look bad. So I don't even know what you do in this moment.
But you let the elephants in the room. And so now here we are.
so it's unfortunate but it's true that now this memorial for charlie kirk and look what what we hope is
the most important thing is that somehow his family his friends the turning point USA family
you know the people that that are suffering from this his loved ones the people that are
actually suffering from this loss that saw charlie every day his children
you know the most important thing is for them to somehow get closure or have some some sort of a moment in in that moment where people are respecting charlie and everybody there together we're raising charlie up and we're raising the family up and we're showing them how much Charlie meant to everybody and how much we love them and we're with them and so you really that's what this is all about but now you don't and you are political event so this is what this is what you can count on
on America's anchorman for it, keeping it classy, you know, remembering the family,
you know, focusing on what it's about.
Oh, my God.
It definitely doesn't seem on the top of his mind because this is like 20 minutes into his
show, but it seems like he thinks he cares.
Yeah.
I've got a really elegant solution for Owen's dumb dilemma that he finds himself in.
Don't elect a president who feels the need to make appearances at big media events like
a spectacle memorial service for a podcaster.
His people could just say Trump wishes he could come, but there's important.
president stuff he needs to do, but no one would believe that. Yeah, because there's nothing he
needs to do. No, he's always out golfing and shit. It would be disrespectful. I, I mean, here's the
thing that I love about these people and that they'll never understand, or maybe that they do
understand, but they have to dedicate so much brain space to denying. But if you ask the question,
what would Trump even do? Whatever the fuck he wants. You guys are dogs. If you bark, it doesn't
matter, you'll heal when he calls.
Shut up.
Shut up, you whiny little babies.
Yeah.
Owens barking a little differently, but it's not really.
Don't care.
Do not care.
So, yeah, I mean, Trump is kind of screwed because everyone knows that he loves attention
and would always go to something like this.
So if he doesn't go, then it's a middle finger to the Kirk people.
Probably.
Turning point.
A lot of people who very rightfully can claim that they really helped him get elected.
Yeah.
But then if he goes and he doesn't, like, fucking tear down these mainstream right-wing people and these fucking cowards, then the bigot side of the family is going to be pissed off.
It's going to be a bad barbecue.
Yeah.
So Owen has accurately assessed a problem with the media ecosystem, which is basically that their code doesn't work anymore.
But what he doesn't seem to understand is that he's lost.
Turning point put out a list of confirmed speakers for this memorial.
It's a ton of Trump cabinet members, Trump's son, and Tucker.
Susie Wiles is giving a speech, and Owen just called her an elephant in the room.
Yep.
So, like, I think he should recognize that he's not invited, and she's a headline speaker.
Yeah.
We're recording this before the memorial, but I'm going to place a long shot bet that Tucker says something really weird.
I feel like people keep forgetting how insane he is.
Is that a long shot bet?
Yeah.
No, because I'm talking real weird.
You think real weird.
You think, are we going with after life?
Daddy's spanking you.
Right, but I mean, are we talking like afterlife?
He's with us right now and he's given us some sort of weird hand job kind of thing.
No, no, no, no.
Okay.
Oh, man, I'd love it.
I would be good.
I would love it if he started speaking as Charlie.
You do not need to do a voice.
Like, I sincerely believe that people just like remember him being on TV TV.
Yeah.
And they forget, like, if he gets a hot mic in front of him, he's going to say something fucked up.
He's gone off the deep end because he can't.
He's so rich that he doesn't have to respect K-Fabe.
And, like, it does not matter to him.
Nope.
So, like, I think he's still a manipulative liar.
Sure.
And he's still in this, you know, right-wing game and he's still trying to sell his anti-woke chewing tobacco or whatever.
But he's a thoroughbred weirdo.
Yeah.
Like, there's something about him that's like, there's a, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's
Like an old person just like in their underwear walking around the house.
I think he's in the late stage Roger Stone version of whatever he was.
You know, like he's been rat fucking for his entire life.
Now he's in a retired rat fuck mode.
Like, I don't give a shit.
Yeah.
Who do you have to impress?
Yeah.
You're so rich.
You live out in the middle of nowhere or whatever the fuck.
You do your dumb show, interview tyrants.
Yep.
And then like, who do you have a responsibility to?
Alex is supposed to be your friend.
and he's calling you a CIA agent on his show.
Right.
And like, fuck, burn all these people.
Who cares?
The only person that you genuinely have to be afraid of is Putin.
And you like that guy.
Well, and Trump probably.
Probably.
It's best to keep him.
Yeah.
Molified.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like Saddam.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But, yeah, Putin probably would kill him if it came to it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So, Owen starts talking a little bit about, uh,
the assassination itself.
Sure.
And man, he has got some theories.
Oh.
He, this next clip, he gives us what is the best case scenario.
The best case scenario.
Okay.
Now, I'll just say this quickly, and then we'll get into the actual content.
This is where I'm at as far as the spectrum of possibility.
This is where I'm at a week after the Charlie Kirk assassination, the spectrum of possibility here.
I would say the best case scenario we have is that the FBI botched this job so bad.
The FBI leadership, local leadership, just the whole thing, law enforcement, they botched this thing so badly.
And it is such an embarrassment how badly they botched this deal that they're just coming out here and trying to package it and wrap it and deliver it to you and say, just here it is, just take it and go.
here it is just take it and go here here's the text messages yeah they just conveniently
perfectly tie up a lot of our loose ends here you just come on just take it the security
footage the footage behind charlie kirk all these other weirdness these things going on these other
questions no no no here just take this please would you just just take this please that's the
best case scenario like i don't think owen has fully thought this through yeah if this is what the
FBI is doing, then it stands to reason that the texts and the evidence against the shooter aren't
real. Otherwise, they would be explaining a killer's actions, not begging the public to accept a
version of the story to distract from how badly they fucked the case up. Right. I don't think this is a
best case scenario. Like, I can think of about 20 scenarios that are better for, oh, and if he just
is allowed to make up whatever he wants. Yeah. Like, isn't a left-wing shooter, isn't that a better?
fine yeah you're
isn't the official story
exactly what you want
so you're allowed to unleash
your horrifying belief system
onto whomever is in your way
that seems like a better scenario
for Owen than
FBI is just lying
about everything now here
they got the right guy but they're making up a story
this makes this raises an interesting
question uh because now we're in
a situation where this is the best case scenario
so everything has to be worse than this
which means we are in a
soul searching moment would you
rather have an FBI that is ineffective or an FBI that is effective?
Mm-hmm.
Which one is worse?
Exactly.
Which one is worse?
I don't know.
Bumbling idiots who are also evil or evil geniuses who are at least successful in what they do.
Yeah, I don't, neither.
Like, I don't know.
No, I know, but that's why we're in the best case scenario.
Best case scenario is a stupid dichotomy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But you want to know the worst?
Hell yeah.
Worst case scenario?
It's just an outright cover up.
Oh, just a complete cover-up.
I'm going to go with aliens.
And I don't even know what other conclusions come along with that.
Like, was that the actual shooter or not?
Who actually killed him?
How many people were involved?
How many people had prior knowledge?
But that's where I see it's at right now.
This is a great illustration of how useless Owens' analysis is.
Best case scenario, the FBI got the right guy, but they fucked up the case so bad they had to create fake evidence to convince everyone to just move along.
Worst case scenario, literally everyone in the world could be involved and have foreknowledge of the plot.
Owen's gut is saying it's somewhere between those two markers.
He's really narrowed it down quite a bit.
Yeah.
Also, why is this the worst case scenario?
I can think of worse.
Yeah, I mean, it's not.
This is...
It's not fundamentally really even that different.
It's practically speaking, like as a result, it's basically the same, right?
Well, I mean, there's a lot of details that are different and like organizational things.
Sure.
But I mean, like, at the end of it where we are, where both of us have...
They're both substantial cover-ups.
Yeah, yeah.
Here's what I don't...
Okay, do you know what this reminds me of?
This reminds me of in the daft punk read access memory, random access memories, right?
There's a song called Giorgio by Marauder.
And it's about Giorgio Moroder.
Giovanni Georgia, yeah.
And in it, he says, he's doing this whole little monologue about his stuff.
And in it, he says, once you give up the idea of harmony or of music being correct, you can do whatever you want.
Yeah.
There's no preconceived notions and no one can tell you what to do, you know?
And it is like Owen is playing within these rules that don't exist for him.
just give it up
give up the idea of needing to have a point
give up the idea of giving a shit about reality
it was aliens who are covering it up
you know like go for it
here's where we come to that problem of
you know what you were saying earlier
about like he's been enabled
for all this time
he has seen such a bad example
be successful
and so what can he do
other than kind of emulate
those same tendencies
and what would Alex do
He'd make up these best and worst case scenarios that mean nothing.
He really would.
Yeah.
Ugh.
He's a dog who has gotten his training.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And if you're both never allowed to step out and never encouraged to step out, then why would you?
And what if you're also stupid?
You've got the Kirk Memorial, which is obviously going to be a huge event.
You could say this is the biggest political assassination since Martin Luther King Jr.
KFK Jr.
Okay.
JFK Jr?
So this is not insignificant.
And then you've got the Kirk Memorial.
We're all going to be in the room with all the elephants in the room.
And then apparently the next week, Netanyahu's coming to Washington, D.C.
So JFK Jr. wasn't assassinated.
And I think that Owen is forgetting some people.
Yeah.
RFK was assassinated after Martin Luther King.
So I guess Charlie's more important than that.
Apparently.
Also, bad news, Harvey Milk, Fred Hampton, and John Lennon.
Sorry, friends.
Sit the fuck down, Benazir Budo.
Ooh, that's no good.
You're not going to enjoy that.
No, you're not as important as Charlie Kirk.
Hey, how about this?
Osama bin Laden was a pretty important assassination.
It was political in a way.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, here's the thing to, like, you and I were talking right after the assassination.
Sure.
And, like, you were of the mind that it was not as big a deal as I believed it to me.
Right, right, right, right.
I am like you to Owen.
Right.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
Like, the SAT kind of relationship.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, I see what you're saying.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think he's taking this too seriously, but also it's more serious than.
Yeah.
I mistook the, I made the miscalculation of not realizing that you could take
his corpse and run with it
I was I was under the
laboring under the idea that they would have
to engage with him
I think you also underestimated the like
level of attachment that a lot of
people had to him because
we think he sucks well I mean
I definitely wouldn't have expected
ABC to fire Jimmy Kimmel
but hey what are you going to do
look sometimes
apparently ABC is really into Charlie Kirk
sometimes jokes don't
work. I guess. I guess. A.B. Charlie Kirk. That's what we're up to. You know what they got to do? They got to get the ace man in there. They got to ironically replace Adam. What are we doing? What are we doing? Just I'm for it. If you guys just want to go full right wing, bring the man show back. Who gives the shit? Jimmy Kimmel needs a job now. No, get Rogan back. Right. For sure.
Rogan and Stanhope. Do the knockoff man show.
Oh, God. Can you believe that they hosted the band show?
What a fucking world.
I still can't believe the band show happened, let alone that it got another iteration.
I was a man show defender for a little longer than I should have been.
That happens.
I thought some of those segments were fun.
Not a lot of them.
I, you know, the girls on trampolines and all that stuff.
I'm here for Adam Carolla going to the home, like the lumber store.
No, I get you.
I get you.
I, hey, listen, I defended Win Ben Stein's money for a lot longer than I should have because I didn't know about Ben Stein's political history.
Didn't know he was a Nixon speechwriter?
I had no idea.
Nope.
But that kind of does make it better when people win his money.
It does.
So Owen is real dumb.
And in this next clip, he kind of gets close to feeling like somebody that you might want to agree with in some ways.
And I think that it's a mistake.
So it's so crazy.
I sit here and, you know, you've obviously got the Q people that still believe.
that this is all some grand scheme.
And now I'm sitting here like, you know what?
This is so crazy. Maybe it is.
That's how insane this all is to me.
Or maybe a whiff of opium comes into the room.
And I'm like, can we get our country back?
Can we get the Donald Trump we supported through three election cycles back?
Can we get him back?
Where is he? Can we get it back?
And I think this is the closing event.
Netanyahu arrested in Washington, D.C.
Yes.
For crimes against humanity.
Now we're talking to American Congress,
tricking us into wars.
Trump is going to arrest Netanyahu.
Yes.
When he comes to Washington, D.C.
Do it.
Couldn't help it.
The thought came into my head.
Because it's outrageous.
It's outrageous that Netanyahu would be welcomed into our country, our White House, at this time.
It is offensive.
It is unbelievable.
It is disgusting.
And it will be the final straw for many people.
Politically, with the right-wing's obsession with Israel, and quite frankly, this administration putting
Israel first. It will be it will be the last draw in that political movement. And they'll just
be totally done. And you can already see and you will see Trump's approval rating continue to go
down. So Owen's not wrong about the idea that Netanyahu coming to the United States at this
point is offensive. Sure. And something that Trump definitely shouldn't do. Yeah. But it's confusing
why he thinks Trump would act
any differently. Right. Owen's speaking
to a real feeling that folks in his
fear have, which is that if Trump
meets with Netanyahu at the White House now,
they will have to admit that the version of
Trump that they've been supporting for the past
three elections was fake.
And that's a really, that's a
crisis moment. It's a bummer. That he can see
coming. Yeah. This is the
tension of Owen outside Info Wars.
He's bad at being a pundit
and he looks really stupid when he tries
to play Alex style conspiracy game.
but at the same time, he's speaking to a real feeling that the far right is experiencing.
Alex is more entertaining, but he's going through the motions, whereas Owen sucks at showbiz, but he can kind of read the room.
It makes Owen's show, like, I think it's a higher quality product that no one wants.
Right.
Like a really well-made fruitcake.
Right, right, right.
I mean, you know, except it's Owen's shitty fruitcake.
Yeah, but it's better.
It's better than Alex's shitty fruitcake.
Bingo.
It's not, yeah, no, I get it.
If you're stuck with, let's say, a best case scenario where the FBI's covered up how much Owen sucks,
and a worst case scenario where the FBI's covered up how much everybody sucks, I guess we go with the best case scenario?
Also, I want to make a note of this.
Yeah.
When he starts doing his roast segment, yeah, fruit cake jokes.
He does not do a roast segment, does he?
No, no, not on this one.
Okay.
But like, when he does fruit cake jokes, bring them back around.
Right.
I think that's a good call.
We haven't done fruitcake jokes in a long time.
They used to be very prominent.
It used to be so annoying the idea that someone would bring a fruit cake to your party.
How could you bring a fruit cake?
Yeah.
I guess we beat it.
I guess we beat the fruit cake back.
Bring it back for the roast.
Absolutely.
So Charlie was a very pro-Israel person.
Sure.
Or was he?
Oh.
Netanyahu and the Jerusalem Post had Kirk's death.
story before anyone else, any other publication in America, or even President Trump.
That's just a fact.
Here is Netanyahu in the aftermath of Kirk's death on Fox News.
He said, he wrote me a letter on May 2nd this year.
He said, one of my greatest joys as a Christian is advocating for Israel
and forming alliances to defend Judeo-Christian civilization.
A few weeks before the tragedy yesterday,
I called him, and I spoke to him, and I said,
please come to Israel. I invited him to Israel.
And sadly, that visit will not take place.
Now, here's what's interesting about this as well.
You know, there's this big back and forth
about conversations that were happening between Kirk and then Yahoo
and a bunch of big donors that are,
Israel supporters, and they're trying to deny that it all happened in the different context.
I mean, does that not confirm it? That confirms it right there. Netanyahu invited Charlie Kirk
to Israel, and he didn't go. He said no. Well...
So doesn't that confirm? A lot of those reports does for me.
That's dumb. Netanyahu didn't say that Kirk turned down an invitation to go to Israel.
No. He said that he invited Kirk, but the murder happened before he could make the trip.
Right.
Owens pretending that Netanyahu said that Kirk turned the invitation down because the goal is to make Kirk an anti-Israel anti-Netanyahu figure now that he's dead.
This is about the factions of the far right fighting over Charlie's corpse.
And the real inconvenient reality for folks on Owen's side is that Charlie was a public supporter of Israel to the point where Nick Fuentes tried to destroy him over it.
Last month, he was on Megan Kelly's show and he said, quote, I think I have a bulletproof resume showing my defense of Israel,
both on campus, on social media,
to great mockery and scorn sometimes
because I believe it.
I believe in the scriptural land rights given to Israel.
I believe in fulfillment of prophecy.
And again, I'm not a theologian,
but I'm a Christian.
My life was changed in Israel.
The spiritual energy there is so amazing.
That's right.
His life was changed there
because he's already visited Israel multiple times.
There's a video of him from 2019
in Jerusalem speaking to Im Tertzu,
which is a Zionist organization.
He's speaking in front of a backdrop that says,
quote, building the Zionist dream.
Well, I found the video of that lecture that he gave
through a Times of Israel article.
And insanely, it's an hour and a half talk
that Charlie Kirk did in Jerusalem and 2019
that has 700 views on YouTube.
I don't know what the fuck.
Like, if this is privated or something.
Is this real?
Yeah, I don't know.
weird so anyway here's a clip from that that i'd like owen to respond to okay these these idf
they're doing god's work i really believe that and they have such unbelievable self-restraint
and they have these maniacs with these cameras right in their face trying to provoke them
trying to profile them and i think to myself if they only knew the self-restraint if they only knew
the moral conduct that the IDF operates with every day versus the terrorists of Hamas and Hezbollah.
I mean, and anyone who dares make a moral equivalency between the conduct and the behavior of the IDF
and Israel, which is a moral superiority. What the Western media tries to do is they try to make it
some sort of equal playing field in the conversation. That Hamas and the IDF, they're somehow
both on the same playing field. No, no, no. The IDF is.
is righteously and correctly defending the nation state of Israel.
God's chosen people in the Holy Land.
Okay.
Well, here's another clip.
And then we flew down and we saw the barrier to the Gaza Strip,
which was very eye-opening to me as well.
And one of the biggest mistakes that Israel has made is getting out of the Gaza Strip.
Ah.
Somebody fired Jimmy Kimmel over this.
Seeing what has happened, it's become a terrorist.
jacuzzi, essentially is what it has become.
It has become a terrorist jacuzzi.
Was that worth saying twice?
I love that in general, I think everybody would fire Charlie Kirk for what Charlie Kirk
has said about Charlie Kirk after Charlie Kirk's assassination.
Yeah, Charlie Kirk is in poor taste.
I mean, just frankly, I have a bulletproof reputation.
That is just in poor taste for this current climate right now.
So this is a wild 90 minutes, and it actually shows how much Charlie impression.
proved over the past six years,
like he's kind of unsteady
and giving off open mic vibes
at points during this talk.
Yeah. My main point here is that
Owen is trying to rob Charlie of his
identity. It's such a
bigger insult than anyone making
fun of his death. I know. It's
so awful. These people
just let him have his
legacy. I would, I would
so I don't under, like,
now that we're here where we are,
I don't understand people
not understanding that Charlie Kirk
would be happy with the people who say
good riddance. I hope you're dead. Charlie Kirk is
fine with those people. Charlie Kirk is not fine with people
being like, you know what? He actually hated Israel. Charlie Kirk
would hate that. People being like rest in piss, you
dork or something like that. Hell yeah. Fuck yeah. Turning point's going to make more
money. That's the challenge. We're fighting. This keeps the cycle going.
Yep. Like people being like trying, the Nazis trying to overtake
his reputation and the whole thing.
Yeah.
It's counter to what he was building.
Yeah.
And like it doesn't make turning point more money.
No, everybody is reacting in the worst possible way to this situation.
From the corporations doing everything stupidly to the right wingers making this the most exploitable thing that they've ever done.
To everybody who is like, oh, we shouldn't be this or we should do that.
It's just, man.
just let it go
so Owen
he's listening to Netanyahu
speak about
Kirk's death
and he gets a little
offended by word
he was
he was a defender of our common
Judeo-Christian civilization he was
so sick of this word
unbelievably excited to walk at the footsteps of Jesus here
he he valued our bond
the bond between America and Israel
listen to this guy you know he
did so many things
to defend free speech.
He had his truth. He stood up for it.
Oh, you're for free speech.
Sure you are. You can come
and debate me. He invited that
debate. I like to imagine that that was
Netanyahu saying, Oh, and come to
me. Yeah. Come to beg me.
So why does Owen hate the word
Judeo Christian?
If his complaints are about Israel's government
and Netanyahu and all this, what's
the beef with acknowledging the two religions
shared history? He hates Abraham.
It seems like such a weird thing to get hung up on if your problem isn't rooted in anti-Semitism as opposed to political critique.
Yep.
Oh, well.
Yeah, it seems like you're less interested in the continuity of a, you know, lifestyle and living space and instead more interested in how the Jews killed your Messiah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So Netanyahu, he made the assassination about Israel.
Like there's a lot of people who, like, they're being.
accused of accusing Israel?
Right, right, right. But they're not.
Right. They're just responding to the fact
that Netanyahu made this all about himself.
Folks, we were all there.
The first day, it was
all about how it was a violent
leftist. And then
Netanyahu came out and made the statement
and made it all about Israel.
And then people said, what's up with this?
Gee, he posted about it first.
Gee, the Jerusalem Post had the story
first. G.
here's all these clips of Charlie Kirk
kind of changing his stance on Israel
gee here's what other people are saying
about some behind the scene stuff and now
it all adds up and now it's all confirmed
they say oh the radical right
made it about Israel no he didn't
well
Netanyahu did
so Charlie Kirk was a friend of Netanyahu's
and a staunch Christian Zionist
there is no reason that Netanyahu
wouldn't release a statement about Kirk's death
that's not making the story about Israel
like it's not like he posted a shaggy meme with Kirk getting shot and then he's in the background saying it wasn't me.
Right.
Which would have been great.
Poor taste.
Well, I mean, for a head of state.
Agreed.
Honestly, not as in poor taste as what I think that people like Owen are doing.
I agree.
What Owen is describing here is motivated reasoning and the process that he went down to build the case that he wants to make.
There's a faction of the far right that wants to say that Israel killed Kirk because Kirk's death is a deeply traumatic event for a large
group of people, and that energy can be exploited.
In order to pull off that kind of a theory, you need to come up with an explanation for
the whole problem that Kirk is super pro-Israel.
Yeah, I mean, like, super pro-Israel.
So Owen plays around with the idea that Israel was the first to know about the murder.
Then there's some cherry-pick quotes that are taken out of context to make it appear
that he was turning on Israel recently.
Add in a little bit of anonymous gossip that Kirk and Netanyahu had a fight, which is corroborated
by making something up
about Charlie turning down
an invitation to come to Israel.
It does make sense.
You got it.
You baked a cake.
You put it all together.
This is just Alex shit,
all the way down to him saying
that it's all confirmed.
Yeah.
He's,
the image that I had in my head is like,
he's a guy who's watched someone bluff for 10 years
and thinks they can play any poker hand.
Yep.
And it's just like,
no, you don't have the confidence to pull this off.
You're so clearly bluffing.
You have to.
Like, okay, if you want to get better at something, you have to overcome challenges along the way.
You know, like, that's just part of it.
If you want to be a better comedian, you have to bomb.
You have to fail to grow, right?
And he has been in such a situation where he's coddled and protected from actual consequences that he's never built muscles.
He's never built the muscles to do this shit.
Well, the last time that he did, it was 2016 when he was out yelling at Libs at Proces.
at protests like that was probably the last like serious challenge yep like ever since
paul joseph watson became less prevalent at info wars like what is he yeah and even then if it's
if it was time to rise to the moment Alex broken you know like there was he didn't even have
the chance to rise to the moment and that's why owen is pissed off exactly yeah so um there's
There's some other news stories that he, elephant-y, kind of elephant-esque.
So then that created a series of thoughts, let's say.
That's not.
And then you've got the House just passed a bill punishing politically motivated boycotts of Israel.
That happened right after.
Charlie Kirk was assassinated. So you're over here looking at this story. House passes a bill
punishing politically motivated boycotts of Israel. No one else gets that privilege in this country,
just Israel. Republicans block Senate vote to release Epstein files. You heard that. Republicans
block Senate vote to release Epstein files. This happened right after Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
guess you're not talking about that i have no idea what owen uh like is surprised about with this
house bill yeah marco rubio sponsored a similar bill in 2019 during trump's first term and he's the
secretary of state now yeah this is what they voted for and they should know that because
this is what trump's folks did the first time loren bobert championed this bill this time
and while it is a bad bill it's not banning all politically motivated boycotts of israel it only
applies to federal contractors, which is still
bad, but it's not as broad as
what Owen is making it seem.
Bigger picture, though, why am I supposed to
believe that these things are connected?
Was Charlie killed in order to take attention
away from the Republicans voting against
Epstein releases? That seems
stupid, since it's pretty clear at this
point that Trump's fans are cool with that
cover up, so you don't need to distract from that.
It's a wasted assassination. Yeah.
Or was he killed to distract from
Lauren Bobert's bill? Huh?
If you kill somebody to distract
from anything having to do with Lauren
Bobert, you're in the wrong.
Which is just like a rehash or something they did
six years ago.
Yep.
Like, did they kill Charlie last time?
This is just poorly performed Alex.
Right.
It's basically like these things
when he tries to actually get to something.
Yeah.
And cover a story.
It's just he doesn't know how to do it any other way.
And even then, who gives a shit a federal contract?
If you're at a college and you talk shit about Israel,
they just fire you.
You know, like, who cares?
you're you're already fired for talking shit that whatever changes are made by that bill are not good
yeah but they are uh there's other things yeah they're at most they're a codification of something
that's already been happening sure yeah so um owen wants to kill some time here on the show
how can you want to kill time on a show that no one is forcing you to do well i think that gold
guy might be fair enough fair enough he he he playing
the video of Kirk getting shot
a bunch. God damn it. And he's
going over like angles
and what appears to be a reflection
of a muzzle shot. Motherfucking.
So there's like a little flash and he's like
is there a second shooter, that kind of stuff?
And I really feel like
this captures the vibe.
All right, let me just kind of
get this picture real quick in my head
before I go back
to the other shot.
it's still so hard to tell because
I don't know
it's so hard to tell
because it actually now
well no that can't be it
that can't be it because it's a longer window
if it's a window
yeah that
that one's a little tricky
that one's a little tricky
trying to determine where it came from actually
Well, we're not trying to solve the crime here tonight, but my point is, that's another anomaly, that's another video that is, I'd say, pretty important.
Pretty important. I have nothing to say about this. I'm just going to hum a bunch and come to no conclusions.
he is delusional enough to think that he's America's anchor man and he can just do
these no effort reaction stream type content like he's fucked yep like yeah there's so many
more interesting people who are already in that space the he doesn't work at info wars anymore
right right it is it is the the lack of confidence is if you're if i'm doing one of these
streams. It is what I say it is. I don't care what it is. I don't care if I'm looking at this
camera and I'm not seeing what I'm saying. It is what I say it is. Whatever you see is irrelevant.
Whatever I see is irrelevant. Right. Yeah. It should still be a work. Yeah. You know, like it should still
have a performance aspect to it, even if it is like, hey, it appears that we're all just hanging out,
having a good time sitting around
with your old buddy Owen.
Yep.
Like you want to create that feeling.
Yeah.
But if that's all you're doing,
someone else is doing that better.
Yeah.
And if you're,
if, yeah,
you want somebody to come back next week.
You have to say,
it was two guys.
I know it was two guys.
Because look,
and it doesn't matter
if I see what you are showing me,
you've said it was there,
so I'm going to trust you.
I'll see you next week.
That's what people want.
Yeah.
There's a little bit of a boring uncertainty to this that doesn't work with his media.
Can't be uncertain.
Uncertainty is the only thing you cannot be.
Yeah.
And unfortunately, it looks like this dude is 60-40.
Oh, God.
I'd say that's the odd to me is that the left wing did it.
And either the FBI botched it so badly that they're trying to cover up some elements of the botch.
Or they just don't even know much.
they're just there it's just that incompetent so the story doesn't make any sense but the but the
conclusion might be right i'd say i'd say all things considered that's that's where i would lean
all things considered i'd say i'm maybe 60 60 percent that they have the conclusion right
even if the story they gave us to get there is complete bullshit which obviously it is what so the
conclusion might be right, but the story to get there complete bullshit. So how can you
trust it? But I would say that's the odds on. And then let's just say, I'm not even going to
land on a conclusion of who, but let's just say 40% someone else hired him, intelligence agency,
whatever. It was a professional job. I'd say 40% professional job, 60% left wing, left wing terror
attack, left wing assassination. But the one thing that kind of, the one thing that kind of says
hold not so fast is it just it just screams professional hit to me single shot right after the
transgender thing was mentioned single shot right to the jugular guaranteed killed shot it just
feels professional it just screams professional and from what we know about the suspect who's
denying it he was no professional didn't apparently didn't even know how to put a site on a rifle
and then the caliber of the bullet
we don't have these answers
so that's when you start to say
well now it looks like a patsy
that's why I'm not so confident
but I'm like I'd say I'm
over 50%
it's probably just a left wing
assassin
but I'm not that confident
this is such a shitty Alex impression
like one thing that you do notice
when you watch enough of Alex
is that he has an effortless ability
to make up numbers
and he makes it feel like it means something.
Yeah.
He has a knack for floating contradictory theories and just being like,
let's juggle all this bullshit.
Alex just talks shit and Owen isn't talking shit.
He's trying to think of something.
Yeah.
Wrong.
Yeah.
Wrong.
85% sure.
I'm 85% sure.
And I'm 95% sure all the time because I'm always right 98%.
There is no difference between 85% and 60% in this situation.
In both cases, you have.
just admitted you have no fucking clue
and you're just guessing. So guess big.
No, the only thing you're saying is
100% I don't want to be held to this.
Exactly. That's it. Exactly.
You know what you do? You guess so big that if you're
wrong, who cares? And then the next day...
Exactly. There's... Hey, I'm Owen and I'm going to be milk toast for the next
hour. Go fuck yourself. I'm America's
Anchorman. Shut up, man. Let's listen to Limp Bizkit.
64? I'm over 50%. That is the worst. That is the worst
thing you could say. Yeah, and
it feels way too
much like Alex. Yeah. It feels
But shittier. Yeah. Alex,
but shittier is not a sales pitch.
No. No. Nope.
So, um, there's some weirdness
with this assassination. Like there's
anomalies, much like, you know,
Alex found with all of the false flags
that he uncovered in his career. As always.
As always. Well, actually, I guess let's go to this
weirdness first. Maybe. Because we're going to
kind of move off the assassination
and story for a second.
I mean, how, look at this.
It's just weird.
I don't know how else to describe it.
Here's Michael Maurer.
Congrats to my good friend Robert Axon on his election as chair of the Utah GOP at University.
Excuse me, at Utah Valley University today with a terrific job with George Zinn.
With George Zinn.
This guy's really active on that campus and Republican Party politics.
who's Michael Mauer
the senior advisor
of community outreach
and intergovernment relations
for Governor Spencer Cox
of Utah
who Charlie had a bit of an issue with
by the way
it's not that weird that this guy has a picture with George Zinn
who's the old man who was arrested at the Kirk shooting
for saying that he'd done it
and people
in the immediate aftermath
there was misreported
that he was arrested for.
But he was like a guy.
Yeah, he's a long-time libertarian protester and troublemaker and local Utah politics.
And Owen could have read about the many times he's been arrested for misdemeanors in the
past if he cared to look into this at all.
Right.
This dipshit just sees a picture of someone and, like, he has to stop himself from trying
to find context.
That's the only explanation for this.
Yeah.
He's actively incurious.
You would, I couldn't, I couldn't look at, like, okay, the last time I, I,
even saw a name, I looked it up. Like the last time I saw a name, somebody sent us an email and I saw
this name and I was like, I just got to look this name up. I bet they're for no reason. Yeah,
especially if you're engaged in like, that's, that's no reason. Right. Now let's imagine that
you're doing a show where you're speculating about a murder. How many, how many pages of
notes do I do for an interview where I ask four questions? Like, it's crazy. And yet,
this guy, nothing.
What the fuck?
He's got a picture with this guy.
How is it possible?
You're not like, well, let me learn more about this guy.
Yeah, dumb.
That's the first thing you would think, right?
I would think.
Oh, my God.
So Kirk had been critical of Spencer Cox in the past for not being conservative enough.
But does Owen think that Cox was involved in a conspiracy to kill Kirk with his advisor and
George Zinn?
Right.
Does this picture from a GOP event that was posted on Twitter two years ago really tell us
anything?
This is meaningless information being presented as if it's evidence of something.
Owen can do this act where he pretends like, oh, I'm uncovering these details and, oh, it looks so weird to me.
But it's just not convincing.
No.
Alex seems lost in his own shit.
Yeah.
And Owen doesn't.
Yeah.
And even if you're like, okay, first off, who cares if it's convincing in the traditional sense of convincing?
what it needs to be is convincing in the sense of ah in a theater way exactly right like even his even
his oh spencer cox a like that's not selling it that's that's that's like fucking masterpiece theater
shit like oh have you read this but fuck you right right there's an advisor to the governor who posted a
picture with a notorious neer do well around town in GOP and libertarian politics right right two years ago
and Owen thought like jobs done right I'm just going to take this to air you got to do more you got to make up a story what if they went golfing together what of any number of possible details or one little thing that you pull from some other document and that's like oh see this is what connects the three of them any number of things or be visited by a ghost how many times tell me a dream I I am so mad I am so mad from time to time that what
whatever a thing allows these people to do what it is they do is not within me because
I feel like they all suck at it and I could fucking kill it.
I could crush this space.
If you could just drop like how bad it feels to lie to people about ghosts.
Yeah, if I could just be a monster, I would be the best monster.
You'll get that one day.
I don't think I will.
It's hard to be a monster.
I think it's hard.
Yeah, that should be.
Yeah.
So, you know, there's this.
non-convincing air that's going throughout this yeah and I think that this next
clip really embodies this like come the fuck off and man and then this is just this is the
stuff where you're like okay throw everything out I'm in a damn simulation throw
everything else out the window I'm in a simulation when this stuff happens these
connections keep getting weirder and weirder so right at the end of this press conference
where Cash Patel announces that they caught Charlie Kirk's killer, Tyler Robinson.
Cash Patel ends it with Charlie Kirk.
I'll see you in Valhalla.
Lastly, to my friend Charlie Kirk.
Rest now, brother.
We have the watch.
And I'll see you in Valhalla.
Now, what's interesting is that one of the pictures that they put out of Tyler Robinson
shows Tyler Robinson in his bedroom.
next to his computer.
On the computer is a picture of an island.
That island is called Goat Island,
and it's located in New Zealand
that has a retreat called Valhalla.
Isn't that, isn't that weird?
No!
That's just weird.
No!
These connections keep getting weirder and weirder.
That's not weird!
No, how ya.
Again, I'm in a simulation,
Or is it Q?
Is it time for me to accept Q?
If that's enough for Owen to start questioning if he's in a simulation,
then he's just looking for any excuse to talk about how he's in a simulation.
Yeah, right?
Gun to my head, I wouldn't be confident whether the video he's playing
is a sincere conspiracy theory or someone doing a parody of what dumb shit conspiracy
theorists consider evidence.
Yep.
So let's assume that all of it's true, and it all means something.
Why not?
In that case, Cash Patel said, see you in Valhalla in his press conference as a
wink to this picture of the shooter who was once photographed with a picture of an island on
his computer screen that has a resort on it called Valhalla.
So now what?
Who's going?
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Like, who's going to Valhalla?
Is the killer going to Valhalla?
Is there all of them going to Valhalla?
Is Charlie Kirk not dead and he's going to Valhalla?
And then Cash Patel, after he retires or something or gets fired, is they going to move to
Valhalla?
Do all of them move to Valhalla?
Is Goat Island sold?
That's what I'm saying, man.
I don't know.
It doesn't mean anything.
If all of this is true, if we stipulate all of it, does that mean that the shooter is a patsy?
Did they fake the shooting?
And Patel is telling Charlie to meet him on that island so they can debrief.
Exactly.
If it's a clue about something, what is it point to?
There's nothing.
It's just dumb information.
And also, you're leaving out the obvious answer, which is that Cash Patel is a dork.
Yeah, he's a white nationalist dork.
That is it.
He's a dork who said Valhalla from the fucking president's desk or whatever shit he's doing.
Yeah, and pretending he's John Snow on the wall or some shit.
We have the watch.
Get the fuck out of it.
What are you doing?
Yeah, losers.
Jesus Christ, you're the head of the FBI.
It's embarrassing.
Fuck off.
So the picture on the shooter's computer screen is a Getty images photo of the shore of a small island off the coast of New Zealand called Goat Island.
Sure.
Valhalla isn't on that island.
God damn it.
It's actually back on the main north island of New Zealand.
Sure.
If the guy making this original video isn't just trolling people, then he's lying about the
circumstances to make it seem more unlikely that this coincidence could possibly happen.
Yeah.
It's not the same place.
And even if it were, this is a desktop computer and it's entirely possible that this was
a picture that was licensed from Getty images for like a screensaver package.
Yep.
even if you assume all of the information that's being presented to you is accurate,
you still have to be a real dipshit to jump to simulation from this stuff.
Like there's so many, there's, there's, it's so not interesting.
I, I, okay.
So as far as spy craft and such is concerned, you know,
people recognize the, the codes, the, the, the, the, the, like, hide the little sheet
of paper under a rock, specific, that kind of stuff.
I do not think I have ever heard anybody.
be like, oh, did you know they talk to each other through Getty images?
I don't think that's a smart way of doing it.
Yeah.
I also don't know when that photo is dated from.
So, like, what if it's like a 10-year-old photo or something like that of him in front of his computer?
This is ridiculous.
If, if, and also what?
No, no, stop.
No, you stop.
Don't look at me like that.
If Owen is going to do this, he must explain what it means.
Obviously.
He has to be like, okay, so he said Valhalla because X.
Yeah.
He can't just be like, eh?
Do what you will with it.
The thing about Alex is that, and I guess this is something that, again, Owen may not have learned,
is that when Alex makes an implication, that's a thing.
third of the way through what Alex is going to say, which is he implies something
happens, then he explicitly says this is why it happened, then he returns to the
implication. You have to explicitly say that the implication you said is true and then kind of
walk it back. And then frequently say, I'll leave it at that. Exactly. Exactly. I'll leave it
at that with everything I have implied being 100% true. Yeah. I'll leave it at that. You make
your own decision. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'll leave it at that. I'll leave it there.
So Owen, like, you know what, he's just not sure at anything, which is great.
Good, good, do a show then, please.
Yeah, go host.
But it's like, I don't know.
What conclusions can you really reach?
I'm not convinced that we're getting the full story.
I'm not convinced.
I'm not entirely convinced that the guy that they're telling us it was, did it?
I'd say no.
At this point, despite, okay, it's left-wing terror.
I just, I don't know.
None of it adds up.
None of it makes any sense.
So, okay.
Now you're kind of getting into why there's this whole move against Israel in right-wing politics where normally they remain strong.
It's just gone too far.
It's just too much now.
Whether it's what's going on in Gaza, whether it's our Congress just went to Israel.
I mean, talk about distasteful.
Our Congress was in Israel this week.
As all of this is happening, our Congress is in Israel.
Oh, my God.
Kissing the wall, wearing the hat with Netanyahu.
The hat.
And then here comes the A-PAC money afterwards.
I mean, it's just like, good Lord.
It's just so over the top.
And the continued wars, it's like, hey, you know, America ain't doing that great.
People here are struggling, man, and we're sick of seeing our country taking foreign money
and going to foreign nations and doing foreign holy rituals.
You know, we're just kind of sick of it.
I think he got lost in a thought.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Also, fun fact, at the end of the episode, he explains that the Owen Schroier
network or the win network or whatever the fuck he's this dumb idea he has it's on hold a little bit
it's delayed because he needs to buy a new house in order to start the network that'll happen
which is really really makes it feel like he's in touch with the we're hurting man yeah yeah absolutely
i love the the moral authority that he puts behind the uh i'm going to need your money to do a show
and also i'm going to buy a nicer house for me yeah i in order for me to do this podcast that
I'm already doing.
I need to buy a house.
I would love to hear that I gave somebody money to make something and then they decided to buy
a house.
And they tell me, I don't know anything.
I don't know when that's going to happen.
And also, I don't have any information to share with you.
What you have given me is money.
And what you have expected is something in return.
And I have taken more money than I have given you value in return.
And that is why I would like to sell you gold, my friends.
But I'm kicking the tires around.
I'm seeing how it feels to say stuff.
You'll get it.
You'll get it.
I'm just tasting words.
So I just want to say that if Owen is not 100% sure about the shooting and what the FBI is telling us, that's totally cool.
He's not adding anything by grazing on all this bullshit and pretending its analysis, though.
So he can just not speculate if he doesn't know anything.
Yeah.
He doesn't have to do this.
That's always an option.
I will give him lessons.
I will do consulting for $10,000 an episode.
every time if Owen wants to get a good show
where he's a real piece of shit
I will teach you
for $10,000 we're now invested in doing
we're doing punch-up
we are doing punch-up for him aren't we?
Yeah.
But that's the thing about it
is that he can't take our advice
because he's too stupid.
Yeah.
He thinks he knows better than us.
He's America's anchor.
He's America's, I mean America knows better than us.
Of course.
And he knows America.
And he is America.
Yep.
Jsui, America.
So as for Congress members going to the Western Wall, in May 2017, Trump became the first sitting U.S. President to visit the wall.
And Owen went to jail for trying to get him elected in 2020.
Ouch.
My apologies if this sounds a little hollow and stupid now.
Fucking asshole.
I, that's one of those things where it's like, guys, we just sometimes just forget about team sports.
There are some times where you just forget about team sports.
Like, fucking Obama did the thing and Netanyahu showed up and went to Congress without him.
and did the whole, I'm insulting you think.
We've had Israel's Netanyahu has insulted every president while I've been alive.
Yeah, I think so.
But also, like, I think that if you're trying to present this as a position where you have, like,
a fundamental problem with Israel's politics.
Right.
And you don't like Benjamin Netanyahu.
Why are you saying the hat?
Right.
Fuck you, dude.
Right.
You're giving away the entire premise here.
You don't have a political problem.
And, like, he's saying the right is usually, like, holding tight with Israel.
Not half of it.
Yeah.
That's not been, that's not been the case, brother.
Nope.
Nope.
Anyway, Owen thinks that he's getting some bad tweets from Israeli agents that are being paid to spam him on social media.
I can't believe they would be paid that much.
Nah.
Now, I don't take anything in politics personally, but, huh, I can hear, say,
here and notice a trend and report on a trend. And so I'll use this as a starter. I'll use this
as a starter. This is a big pro-Israel account. This guy's constantly nipping at my ankles with all
the others. I've got like five to ten just pro-Israel probably agents, quite frankly,
probably paid to do it. They're just sit in my comments and spam me all the time when I do
Israel stuff. So this guy's one of them. And he's out at college campuses now doing
doing the Charlie Kirk stuff at a table.
Oh, like your old boss?
This doesn't sound like someone who takes things personally.
It doesn't sound like the kind of guy who would do a five-hour stream about how he left his job at InfoWars.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
That was totally cool about it.
He never takes political stuff personally.
But maybe he probably should more often if he's going to jail for shit.
Yeah.
I would take that personally.
I think there's something intensely personal and grandiose about assuming negative
tweets are
another government
fucking with you.
That does tend to...
I would imagine that something
that tickles your ego
that much is probably pretty
personal to you.
It's a level of harassment that is
special for America's anchor.
Because I was mean
to somebody on Info Wars
a while back, they are now
watching my stream along with all other
50 people to really make me feel
like the government is after me.
And they're on a foreign payroll.
Got to be.
It's too dangerous.
Got to be.
So Owen, I think, tries to do something and it's empty.
Sure.
But he does try to make a distinction between Israel and Jewish.
Ooh, let's hear this.
Which, I mean, at least he's kind of trying.
I'm excited.
And there's this huge propaganda movement to convince you that Jews and Israel are basically the same thing.
So that that way, when you say anything about it,
Israel, they can just accuse you of being an anti-Semite, therefore discrediting your opinion,
censoring you, debanking you, removing you from the Trump movement. That's what they do.
But there is obviously a distinction. And it's beyond just the obvious distinction that a Jewish
person, whether in America, Israel, anywhere, a Jewish person is an independent person that can think
whatever they want. And from my experience, Jews are very diverse in their thoughts. Some
are very pro-Israel, some are very anti-Israel, some are very deep into their faith, some have
completely abandoned their faith. That's my experience. So no, they use this movement, this pro-Israel,
whatever this thing is, this Netanyahu regime, this Zionist movement, they use Jews as cannon fodder,
as like a public communications body shield.
So I do think that a lot of this is Owen's side's fault.
I think that there is so much conspiracy and so much bigotry anti-Semitism that's built around the idea of dual loyalties.
Sure. And the idea that every Jewish person has the right of return to Israel.
Sure.
So they can commit crimes anywhere and then fly.
flee back so they can never possibly be loyal to another country.
That is such a huge part of the cultural melding of Jewish and Israel.
And the fact that he can't really understand that or doesn't take that into consideration
as a part of the world that he's marinated in for his entire career makes this a empty explanation.
And I think that it's good, I guess, that there is a message of like, hey, I don't mean Jewish when I...
Right.
I'm trying to make this about Israel.
Right.
I'm trying.
I mean...
I can't, but I'm trying.
But the fundamental thing that they exist within is that the three-headed nature of an ethnicity, a religion, and a nation.
which means that you can find somewhere for most people that they'll have something, you know, like, well, I'm a Christian, so, you know, yada, yada, or racist or just nationalists or any number of those things.
You can find a way, and then when you blend all three together, it doesn't matter which you're using.
It's a code for the other two.
Right.
Like, you know, you know, Nick Fuentes has a lot of sort of just generalized bigotry.
towards Jewish people
that can be covered as
I'm just a Christian.
Exactly.
I don't want to
other people of other religions
I just don't think
that they're right about God.
Right.
You and me,
we're both religious,
so I'm telling you
that I have an objection
over religious grounds
and you're like,
well, maybe I agree,
maybe I don't,
but religion is what we're talking about here.
But we're really not.
No,
we're also talking about ethnicity
and nation.
And I think that that complexity
of like where all of this
conversation lives is something that Owen is incapable of dealing with because he needs to
exploit it.
Right.
It's our tool.
It's our weapon.
The weapon we use is this three-headed dog, you know?
So that's where we're at.
Yeah.
So earlier, I think I look back on a little bit earlier on this episode.
And I feel like I didn't fully explain or deal with when Owen said that Netanyahu coming here is a disgrace.
Right.
and how people might be drawn towards hearing something like that and being like, yeah,
I do think it's offensive that Netanyahu's coming here at this point.
And I think a lot of the reasons that people would have those feelings have to do with Gaza.
Right.
I don't think Hitler should visit either.
Right.
There is a genocide that's ongoing.
Yep.
And the person who is the head of state cannot come here at this point.
Just say no.
Right.
That is the explanation that a lot of people would feel.
Yeah.
And so your brain kind of makes you think that Owen cares.
Right.
And it kind of makes you think that he's speaking to issues that you care about.
Right.
But he doesn't.
Nope.
It's important to remember he doesn't give a shit.
And by the way, there are plenty of Jews that don't agree with Netanyahu.
And there are plenty of Israeli Jews that protests Netanyahu every day in the streets.
And that movement is growing.
So she comes out, and you can agree with the Palestine thing or not.
I'm not involved in it.
I'm not on any side of it.
I'm on the America side.
It has nothing to do with me.
I went out.
I don't want anything to do with it.
I don't want to see a single foreign flag in my country anymore.
Stop it.
Not my problem.
You guys figure it out.
And if you're so obsessed with that, then go live over there.
If you want to come live over here with us, this flag is a foreign flag.
And you're going to leave that over there because we don't want it here.
But now it is here.
And it's, and it disgusts me.
And it breaks my heart.
So, but she makes an obvious statement.
It should even be radical.
Hey, you know, criticizing the Israel government or military or Netanyahu regime,
you know, Jews are a different thing than that.
Oh, yeah, thank you.
That's obvious.
But, okay, thank you for distinguishing.
That might be a problem.
And you can see why.
And you can see why.
She gets attacked.
She gets attacked.
And I can't.
understand why people would do this, just straight propaganda. Here's a couple examples.
If you're a Jew and you don't understand that Judaism and Jewish culture is inexplicably
tied to Israel, then you really don't understand anything about being Jewish. Oh, so you just want
her to own what the Netanyahu regime is doing. You just want her to own what's going on in the
Gaza Strip with you. And you just want to throw her like a human body shield in front of you for
PR. So he's reading a tweet about how at the Emmys,
The best supporting actress in a comedy series winner, Hannah Einbender, she ended her speech saying, quote, fuck ice and free Palestine.
Sure.
Later backstage, she said, quote, it's an issue that's really close to my heart for many reasons.
I feel like it's my obligation as a Jewish person to distinguish Jews from the state of Israel because our religion and our culture is such an important and longstanding institution that is really separate to the ethno-nationalist state.
Sure.
So she got some heat back from that.
And Owens' response to this is like, duh.
And then also, I don't care about Palestine.
I don't care about this shit.
I mean, okay.
Well, then shut the fuck up.
I only care about America.
I do love a good.
I do love a good.
I don't want to see any foreign flags in my country.
Like, man, the first.
flag itself has 50 stars on it because there are 50 foreign countries that make up
the one country, man, the learns, learn a thing.
And learn a thing.
And, and I say, fuck you, you're a liar.
Yeah, absolutely.
Pretending that you have like this.
Oh, people don't know how to differentiate.
Oh.
No, but even like, pretending you have some kind of enlightened take on like, hey, what goes on in
another country, I don't care.
All I care about's America.
Right.
You're full of shit.
Yep. That's not true. You're just dodging having to deal with any of this.
Even from earlier in the episode, it's not true. You were giving more care to other places. Right?
Like, you're only avoiding this one because you know there's a very obvious problem here.
Why do you care about Russia and Ukraine? Right. Then.
It's, yeah.
Oh, well. Can't be any difference.
So, um, he's saying that this, uh, this, uh, Hannah unbinder, uh, she, like,
is being made to, like, accept all of, like, Netanyahu's actions, right?
That's what people are trying to impose on her.
Right.
That, like, all Jewish people should love Israel.
Right.
Right.
It's just they're one in the same, basically.
Right.
According to most Nazis, yes.
Well, and Charlie Kirk in 2019.
Ah, shit.
One of the most ironic things I have to do every single year is I go to college campuses
and I have to tell Jews why they should.
love Israel? No, it's one of the most unbelievable things I've ever done in my life, where I have to tell Jews that this is a moral and good country. I'll let you guys all figure out why that is. I'm not going to try to tell you that. There's a lot of different theories I have. I actually still haven't totally figured it out, but American Jews are some of the most anti-Israel people that I've come across in the States, actually. It's absolutely unbelievable. Militantly anti-Israel, too. It's incredible. I mean, Bernie Sanders is technically Jewish.
What?
Okay, so you reaffirna.
Oh, God.
You could, yeah, so I don't mean that as a slight.
I don't think he practices Judaism.
Is that correct?
Okay, so that's why I say that.
And, yeah, he's a Marxist.
Right.
And so I will say that the left is driven by hatred and anger.
Do you realize how angry these people are all the time?
Big open mic energy.
That was shit.
I will say, the left is driven by anger.
anger and hatred.
Nice.
What else do I, what do you guys want me to close with?
I got two bits.
I got two bits.
I'll let you choose.
That's a good save.
You just pulled out of his back pocket because he slipped on a banana peel on stage talking
about who's good Jewish people to people in Jerusalem.
You know, what I love most about these last two clips is there is nothing I love more than a
bigoted white dude really just telling other people how to relate to them.
own ethnicity and relationships and religion and everything because they can't know they're
Jewish yeah it's too complicated or something it's almost like the virtue of what you think by
itself is in its nature anti-semitic so another thing that owen like owen is trying to say like
hey it's so obvious that criticisms of israel aren't antisemitic right right just by it's not
definitionally, the case that that is.
Yes.
Unfortunately, Charlie Kirk in 2019 seemed to conflate the two.
I am as in the conservative movement as one could probably be.
Anyone who is even a smidgen anti-Israel or anti-Semitic has no place in the American
conservative movement, nowhere.
And I denounce them, and so do all of our leaders.
every elected representative.
Huh.
Well, that's weird.
So.
You're sure being mean to the corpse of Charlie Kirk today, huh?
Oh, I'm not.
I'm letting him have his perspective.
Right.
But that's really mean because if you look at him for who he is, you kind of think, well, fuck that guy.
I might think that guy, but I thought that when he was alive.
Exactly.
I didn't like him to begin with.
Exactly.
It's almost like everything after he's dead has been very performative from everybody.
From a lot of these.
fucks. Yep. So
Owen's playing some clips
of Netanyahu and just trying to make himself
mad. Sure. Yeah, why not?
It's just, it's such bad Alex
shit. You know, about that
tech.
About that tech.
Where's the money really coming from? Where is the
investment really coming from? Quibono.
Where are the production standards
really being propped up from?
Bibi.
This is business expenditure.
R&D funded from abroad. So this is by country. How much is funded from abroad in your economy?
Well, this is clearly the winner of the United States, naturally. This is an absolute price of
2023. Let me tell you. So in other words, we just, we prop up your entire tech industry.
So Netanyahu admits it. The United States props up the entire Israel tech industry. We prop up
their military. We prop up their security. We prop up their health care. We prop up their education.
We prop up their tech industry.
So that's you needing us.
Is it?
Boy, wouldn't it be nice to have those expenditures right here at home?
You know, that's what people are realizing.
We're struggling.
Our infrastructure's collapsing.
Our streets are getting more violent.
Our homelessness and poverty rates are rising.
And yet we keep sending all this money overseas,
the biggest benefactor of which being Israel,
people are just sick of it
people are sick of it and they need a new house to podcast from
I mean man
so in that clip that Owen plays
Netanyahu's standing in front of a chart
that's titled quote most major tech companies
have their largest R&D centers
outside the United States located in Israel
then there's a sub headline
quote business expenditure on R&D funded from abroad
on this chart the US is the top
by a wide margin
which reflect other countries
investing in R&D centers in the United States.
That is money that's coming into the United States.
What Owen's complaining about is exactly what he wants it to be.
I mean, what the title of this graph is saying is that other than the United States,
Israel comes in second in terms of R&D centers and it's not close.
Owen has entirely misinterpreted the graph what it says.
And even if it is true that the U.S. invests a lot of money in Israel, which we do, the source
that he's using doesn't say this.
And he forgot to crop out the
I-24 News Chiron at the bottom
of the screen that says, quote, Netanyahu
addresses Israel's economic isolation.
This is just like, on its
face, no effort.
Yeah. Yeah, and kind of a lack of
understanding of a lot of stuff, because
in my experience,
generally speaking, if you have
been giving several tens
of hundreds of billions of dollars consistently
over the past my entire lifetime,
it's probably because you get something
out of it more than it is them.
Sure. And then, you know, there's reciprocal investment on both countries' parts.
Like, I'm not sitting here saying that we don't have a lot of money that goes to Israel.
Sure.
In many ways, from, you know, whether it's public stuff or from private corporations.
Yeah.
All I'm saying is that the source that Owen's trying to use here says the opposite of what he's
pretending, it says, and he doesn't seem to realize it.
That's all.
It's just.
He can't make a good point because he sucks.
Right.
I mean, and they, they can't, you have to look for two seconds and think.
And like, how do you not just go?
I wonder if that actually says what I think it says.
I usually ask myself when I see something, what does this mean?
Right.
And that's foreign to them.
I ask myself that on street signs in Chicago where I have lived for the past 20 years, right?
Mm-hmm.
Yep.
Yeah.
For years, the guy who signs Owen's checks, he just, like, took dumb shit that he saw on Twitter and made up stories about what he thought it meant.
And so, like, why wouldn't Owen think he can too?
Like, he has seen greatness in sloppy, lazy, no effort bullshit.
And he thinks, like, I got the goods, too.
Yeah.
You don't.
Sorry, man.
Sorry.
You know what he should try and do?
He should try and start a feud with us.
That would be a move for him.
No, because we're trying to help him.
I know.
That's the problem.
he'd be like ah these guys just talk shit about me and it's like no man we're we're giving you
good feedback constructive workshop criticism i i genuinely wish we had gotten some sort of
feedback of this uh level in quality yeah yeah keep that gold sales it's literally
printing money it is it could not be more of uh you give me 10 and i'll give you five yep
god it's good yeah yeah that's good
So we get one last clip.
All right.
I would say there's a fucking elephant in the room.
Yeah.
Alex.
Yeah, no shit.
He hasn't talked about Alex.
There's one big elephant in the room and there has been this whole fucking show.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And guess what?
He doesn't really talk about Alex.
God damn it.
But boy, does he explicitly talk about Alex in this next clip.
Check out these coughs that are strategically placed.
All right.
Everybody, everybody can sense that it is something.
is still not right. Everybody can sense that there's something really dark and sinister hovering
now over this administration. Everybody can sense it. Everybody can feel it. Everybody knows it. And believe
this, a lot of the big MAGA accounts that you see out there that are pushing the pro-Trump,
pro-Maga stuff, pro-Republican stuff, these are paid promotions, these are just political
commercials on social media now. Behind the scenes, folks, they know.
They know. But it's their job. It's how they make their money. It's how they make their living. It's how they make their income. But behind the scenes, they know. They know.
And, you know, I guess I'll actually say this in closing.
Because I'm telling you, this pressure cooker with free speech, folks, they can't have it. There's too much pressure. There's too many conversations. It's threatening the establishment too much. I think something big is coming in response.
but it's funny because I watch
you can kind of see now
and I'm not this is not to say
somebody is better than the other
I'm just this is just
I'm just telling you what's happening here
and you can
and if you really pay attention
you can see it
you have
people in let's say the independent media
the new social media
okay that do political commentary
and everything else
and you have people in that realm
that are totally bought and paid for, totally bought and paid for.
And you could even say in the larger political, in the larger political media body,
you have people that are literally just bought and paid for.
Who knows what their politics are?
Their politics are whoever pays them the most.
And that's why there are different instances you can see if people being on the right
and then people being on the left and then on the right and then on the left,
it just depends where they're working or who they're working for.
So there's a ton of these people out there that they just work for,
whoever pays them. Their politics
just land at whoever's paying their bills.
They don't really have any principles.
And you're seeing
a lot of these individuals really
getting
defensive,
aggressive
because they know
that the gig is up.
Oh my God.
There's an elephant in the room.
And I think if
you're in Owen's position,
and you're talking like this.
Yeah.
And you don't explicitly say,
I'm not talking about my boss
that I just had a really ugly breakup with.
Yeah.
I think you're saying that it's,
you're talking about him.
I think it's pretty clear.
Yeah.
You know, in, in this space,
in this like hyper male-centric space, right?
It always fascinates me
when people don't understand
when you have to do the man stuff.
Right?
Like, you can't be in this space and go,
somebody you know somebody who is maybe hint hint right like that's no Alex is like I'm gonna eat you
I will fucking kill your family and then I will burn them underneath my god damn cat I don't care yeah yeah
and and when when I have when I have vanquished your bloodline yeah I will spark a fire with your bones
exactly your turtle you have to recognize
that the man thing in your world
is crushed your enemies,
see them driven before you,
and hear the limitations of the women.
And take that like it's true.
Like you're fucking Cash Patel
and it makes sense to go
see you in Valhalla, Dick Watt?
Like, you're crazy.
Yeah, it's like there is a dominance display
that has happened.
And that is Alex screaming at you
and being like, you'll fucking piece of shit
you got a demon in you.
And like, what you're doing
is your signaling
that you've lost.
Yeah.
There's a bird
and that bird
is going to fuck Alex
and you are going to go
back to your little hole
and you're going to cry.
You are not the bird
that gets late.
I don't think
that the world works
this way and I
really, really don't like it
and I don't treat people
this way.
Right.
But this is how their world works.
This is your,
if you're going to live there.
He's the cuck destroyer.
He's the cuck destroyer.
He's acting like a cuck.
You are a cuck.
You got destroyed,
you little cuck.
Oh, God.
Just scream at Alex.
That's all, like, there's no win if you're going to do this.
But I do think it's really funny.
Yeah.
I think the clearing the throat is so funny.
I don't understand the lack of awareness for when you are participating in your own humiliation.
You know, like, if you're going to not be humiliated in this way, just don't do the stream.
I wonder if Alex has, like, tapes from security cameras at InfoWars of like Owen saying the
N-word and like all kinds of crazy shit.
Anything.
Like, I wonder if there is just that and he's like, ugh.
And Alex is spiteful and crazy enough to just throw him out there.
And he's also protective enough to not do that if he doesn't have to.
Yep.
If he can just scream that he's going to eat you.
Yep.
He'll do that.
Yeah.
He'll dominate you as opposed to risking, like, tainting the info wars, the whole workplace.
And if anybody can see when that Alex's dominance bullshit.
it is hollow. It should be you. You've sat next to him and Nick Fuentes as Alex like supplicates
himself. Yeah. He's he's a he and uh, uh, Paul Joseph Watson sat next to him while Alex was
wasted on air. Yeah. Rambling making no sense. Oh my God. And, and like he's even kind of saying in
that clip that it's hollow. Yeah. Like he's saying that he's bought and paid for and, and look,
he doesn't say
this is Alex
but he also isn't saying
it's not
he was required to say that
in this circumstance
or else
there's a fucking elephant
in the room
all these people
are fucking saying
anyways
right
how could I
how could I guess
even from that
description
which one is which
oh some of them
are bought and paid
for it
they are all
behaving identical
yeah
right
for the most part
so
maybe the ones
who are stupid
are the ones
who are doing it
for free
or for gold memberships.
All right, Dan, seriously, give me $10.
And then next month, I will mail you $8.
This is too good to pass up.
I feel, see, what I like about this is getting mail.
I think that's part of it.
I think that is part of it.
It feels good to see something addressed to me,
even if it is of lesser monetary value than what I paid for it.
I still think of the.
Do you remember the taskmaster season where the guy revealed that he had a cloud of the day subscription?
And he paid like a dollar a month to, and they email you a picture of a cloud every morning.
And that was it.
And I was like, that is, that's dumb.
That's terrible value.
But you know what?
It's curated for you.
That's fine.
It's to make you happy.
Yeah.
And this is by design a scam.
So we will be back.
for another episode.
I have this weird feeling that, like,
I kind of may do more Owen.
Mm, I think Owen's got to,
Owen's got to change.
Owen's got to grow.
Owen's got to do something.
He does, but he has a slight awareness
that there's that need.
Sure.
That's the thing.
That's what's interesting about him,
is, like, he is at a crossroads.
Yeah.
Where we could see him, like,
take on a challenge,
or we could see him continue.
to do whatever this is.
I mean, I would find it really interesting if I thought for a moment that there was the
possibility that we would see an egg hatch into an eagle, right?
But I don't see any possibility of that, especially after a little coughing fit here.
Yeah, no, it seems, it seems incredibly unlikely.
Yeah.
But there's a chance.
It would actually be an interesting thing to witness.
Yeah.
To see him go from being the perfect.
pathetic loser that this is to being something more than that.
Well, I mean, the alternative is just, you know, like keeping on watching Alex all the
time.
No, I'm with you.
I'll take this as a little bit of a diversion.
I want them to fight.
For fuck's sakes, grow up and fight like babies.
Yeah, fight like a true limp biscuit fan.
Yeah, absolutely.
Speaking which, I forgot to mention this, he does play that limp biscuit song again at the end of
the show.
Yeah, because he's that dude.
Well, one good turn deserves another.
He's that dude.
He's just that dude.
Yeah, so anyway, we'll be back with the now Owen Schroier branded podcast.
I don't know.
Oh, we call it an Owen Schroier.
That's not bad.
That's not bad.
That's not bad.
It could be worse for something that I just thought up in zero seconds.
It's definitely better than the Owen Report.
Anyway, we'll be back until then.
We have a website.
We do.
It's all right.com.
Yep, we'll be back.
But until then, I'm need to be back.
I'm Leo. I'm DZX. Clark. I am the mysterious professor.
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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 fan. I love your work.
I love you.