Knowledge Fight - #1132: March 28, 2026

Episode Date: April 6, 2026

In this installment, Dan and Jordan lose their faith as Alex starts to give up on Trump, rambles about orbs, and denies his lord and savior multiple times.

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Dan and Jordan. Knowledge fight. Eat money. Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding. Hello, Alex. I'm a first time calling. I'm a huge fan. I love your word.

Knowledge fight. Knowledge fight. I love you. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes who like to sit around, worship at the altar of Slean, and talk a little

bit about Alex Jones. Oh, indeed we are, Dan. Jordan. Quick question for you. What's up? What's your brights about today, buddy? He has risen. He has risen today.

Yes, it's Easter. We are recording this on Easter. That's right. That's what day this is. Yes, yes it is. I tried to pick up a package and I was like, they're not supposed to be closed. Turns out it's Easter. Yeah, but it's also Sunday.

of places are closed on Sunday. They don't close till three. Okay. Let's not get into this. All right. Business conversations here. Sure, sure. Um, I love Easter. Yeah. Um, because it's candy holiday. Sure. Um, I respect that. I think there's a lot of fun for hunting, too, like hunting eggs. Sure. And, and, and just general hunters, uh, and, and, like, I assume rabbit and, uh, hair is in a higher, uh, food category these days. No, no, no, no, no, no. None of that kind of hunting. The other way. Poking around in bushes looking for candy. Gotcha.

Okay. It's great. Not a brace of conies. No, and I, you know, I know that a lot of people, it's a religious holiday to them, and I respect that, and I hope they're all having a great time. But jelly beans, the little chocolate. Gold coins? Sure.

Yeah. I'll take a gold coin. All right. I think that I loved the Whopper eggs. Those are the, yeah. Yeah. Those were the shit. Those are the shit.

You know, Christmas is up there. Obviously Halloween. Obviously Halloween. Halloween is the ur-candy holiday. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's unfuck-wifable. Except for, you know what, it's scary. Terrified little kid.

Easter is not scary, except for the cross stuff and the crucifixion. Sure, sure, sure, sure. That's kind of scary. I think ghosts are scary. Sure. Yeah. Ghosts are Halloween stuff. Well, so is Easter, if you think about it.

Yeah, I guess. That's a holy spirit. Yeah. So, yeah, it's, you don't have to get freaked out by like some weird neighbor who pretends to be dead on their porch and then jump scares you. No, it's the, yeah. You get candy and you don't have to deal with that. Yeah, yeah, that's nice. Yeah.

Anyway. Yeah, what's your bright spot today? It's Easter. Oh, you're committing. Well, yeah. Okay. All right. It marks the line when Easter candy goes on sale.

Yeah, that's true. So I'm going to stock up on those, those eggs, those Reese's eggs. Oh, yeah. Oh, man. I've been, I eat too many of them. I'm going to buy the, buy the store. Absolutely. I try and, I try and limit myself with the smaller ones with the fun size.

That's just, that's a fool's Aaron. That just means I eat more overall because I can fit more of those fuckers in my mouth. I'm, damn it. I'm going to go to the local convenience store at peak hours and be like a round of eggs on me. What's your bright spot? My bright spot is, I'm going to go with the show called Flavortown Fours. food fight. Guy Fierry's new monstrosity of a cooking show.

That certainly has a name that screams Guy Fierre. Oh yeah, it does. Food fight, Flavor Town. It is fantastic. He is built Flavortown. They have given him enough money and enough space to build within a soundstage a small, like little wild west looking town. Okay.

Yeah. How many buildings? I think there's somewhere like eight. There's like eight small buildings. That's a lot. There's some food trucks. but here's the part that's great about it. Here's the part that's great about it

and the part that it's terrifying about it. There are extras wandering around in the background while the cooking show is going on. To make it feel like it's Flavortown? To make it feel like it's a populated Flavortown. And I don't think it's okay to have that. One, I think they're chained up. They have to be chained there.

And two, what are they saying to each other? Who knows what they're saying to each other? But they probably are getting a lot of food. It's Flavortown. One guy just rode. buy on a bike. Like that was okay. I don't, okay. I know this isn't the case, but if they let them actually

live there, I think that'd be pretty cool. You think that's cool? You think that's you're going to be for the next six weeks, you're going to be a resident of flavor town. I think maybe capitalism has gone too far. If you're a resident of Flavortown. Yeah, we're well past

the point of town too far. That's the ultimate company town. So what's the food fight? A bunch of chefs. They have limitations and then they make food. That's essentially all Guy Fieri shows are really talented chef. Limitation. What food did you make? Judges have two nice things in a criticism. That's not just all Guy Fierry shows. That's all cooking shows ever. Almost, almost every. Sometimes they have an amateur. Sometimes they do have an amateur. Yeah, it's usually limitations. Yep. Well, I'm glad you're enjoying that.

I'll check that out. Don't. When I'm bored as hell. Just watch. And run out of episodes of the price is right. That cannot happen. I'm testing it. All right, good luck. So good for the background. So, Jordan, today we have an episode to go over. Oh, boy. We're going to be talking about March 28, 26.

All right. Saturday. Alex's day off, he decided I'm going to fuck around and come in. Obviously. Do a show on the new Alex Jones network. Of course. Shit's bad, man. Yeah.

Testing the waters. Well, there's some technical issues in terms of timing and stuff like that, but I mean more content. shit's tough oh boy so we'll get to all that in a second but first let's take a little moment say hello to some new wonks oh that's a great idea so first i never think to check the sources dan mentions well debunking i just assume he's right love you guys thank you so much you're now a policy wonk i'm a policy wonk thank you very much thank you very much thank you but don't do that no uh next and that is why in times like these we have so many titty babies thank you so much you're now policy walk i'm a policy won't thank you very much thank you next I live in Moscow

rhymes with Idaho and Pastor Doug Wilson is a loser little little titty baby Thank you so much you're now a policy want I'm a policy want Thank you very much Moscow. Moscow? It's Moscow Oh yeah yeah yeah I tried to add the H in there

Yeah yeah yeah yeah Moscow ho yeah very different We had a technocrat in the mix too So thank you so much to I want to shout out my beautiful Raptor Princess Megan Happy 10 year anniversary You're the o-in to my Alex But in like a good way

Thank you so much you're now a technocrat I'm a policy wonk. Four stars. Go home to your mother and tell her you're brilliant. Someone, someone, Sodomite sent me a bucket of poop. Daddy Shark. Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb. Jar Jar Binks has a Caribbean black accent.

He's a loser, little, little titty baby. I don't want to hate black people. I renounce Jesus Christ. Thank you so much. Yes. Thank you very much. So I've got an out-of-context drop from today's show. Interesting.

And it's a real dagger to my heart. Okay. No, you saw me do that. You finished it. Like, we're simpatico, bro. So I love your, we're sympatico, bro. We're simpatico, bro. But here's why this stings.

Why? He's interviewing someone named Daniel at this point. And if he said we're simpatico, Daniel, holy shit. That would have been, that would have been the drop. Yeah. That would have been the one. That would have been, yeah, Jesus, that would have been the master sword. That's what we're talking about there.

Holy shit. This is such a close call that I could feel it happening. Oh, my God. Oh, that's a rug pull. Yeah. Damn. So we start off the show. And first of all, Alex's decided that Trump no good anymore.

Okay. But also loves limp biscuit. It's Saturday, March 28th, 2026. I am your battle-hardened. Chronicleer, 32 years in April, in the war against the globalist. We have turned the tide, but Trump has been compromised. And now, I will exclusively reveal to you the crystal clear master plan to kill the American recovery and relaunch the globalist Great Reset System.

Thank you so much for joining us. I come to you live from the Alex Jones Network Studios in ATX, Texas, transmitting, worldwide. I'm about to break it all down tomorrow's news today. So if Alex truly believes what he's saying that Trump has been compromised, then it feels like he should be treating it a little bit as more of an

emergency than this. You would think. The guy has the codes to the nukes and he's compromised and presumably doing someone else's bidding, but there's always time to do movie trailer voices over Limp Bizkit. It's fun to think that the last Mission Impossible movie came out last. last year, and the series has been going so long that there was a time when Limp Biscuit got

tapped to do the theme song. I forgot about that. Jesus Christ. That was Mission Impossible, too. Man, we got to get a handle on this time thing. It's got to stop for a while so we can catch up. I went back and I watched the video for that. Yeah?

Kind of rules. With the distance of time, we can appreciate Limp Biscuit in the smallest of diamond facets. Well, you know what? You know, it's so interesting about them. is like they are so recognizable. I don't know how it, even without Fred Durs singing. Yeah.

There's something about the bass and the guitar that is like, that's distinctive. Sure. In a sea of like new metal, bland, everything melts together. Yeah. You know when it's a limpisket track. I will tell you this.

The bassist and the drummer are both very, very good. Well, so is West Borland. He's okay. He's okay. But the drummer is, like, it's shocking. how good he is for being in Limp Biscuit. Their rhythm section. Yeah.

Shouldn't be that good. Yeah. Inexplicably good for what it makes the noise sound like. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Anyway, I was excited about Limp Biscuit. I don't know. So Alex is like, hey, Trump's been compromised, man. He's making bad decisions, and Alex knew it was going to happen. I'm sorry? Here's the summation.

The globalist bragged. Larry Fink bragged. When Trump got in, the first time. 10 years ago at the Debo's group publicly, he says, we're alive with China. America's done as a superpower. We're going to stop Trump with Xi Jinping and others. And they derailed Trump's recovery with the COVID release. And Trump bought into that scam.

It was pre-packaged engineered by the CIA with an Obama plan in Fauci. So we dropped him then and we didn't talk about him anymore. Trump got back in. It'll be war with Iran that is the new COVID when they blocked a straight of heart. I said that before he was even president-elect. So we didn't elect him. We decided against it. Yeah. At a certain point, Alex and his audience need to entertain the possibility that maybe Trump isn't

constantly getting tricked by these guys. Maybe he was on board with the COVID response and actually wants to have a war with Iran. The idea that Trump is getting fooled all the time is something that's really only useful from the dramatic storytelling perspective, like what the chronicler is pretending that he's doing. Well. For anyone living in the real world, it doesn't matter if Trump wants to. to do all this stuff or if he's getting tricked into it, we all have to live with the consequences of his actions.

The story that Alex is telling here is interesting because it's exactly what you'd expect him to say, but if you think about it for a second, it starts to make him look really bad. Yeah. He's saying that Trump had a brilliant plan to save the country, but got tricked into taking COVID seriously during his first term, which derailed everything.

Leaving aside the fact that COVID happened towards the end of Trump's term, even if what Alex is saying were accurate, then Trump would have a problem. proven record of falling for globalist schemes and would be partially responsible for millions of deaths. Oh, and don't forget that the vaccine killed millions of people. So on top of the people who died from COVID, there's also people who died from the vaccine. I was mostly attributing all the deaths. Sorry, sorry. I keep forgetting to assume that the vaccine killed all those people.

So then he loses in 2020. And Alex takes on a religious crusade to overturn the election results and pretends that Trump is still the president, which seems strange, considering his complicity. with COVID, but let's not get lost in the weeds. Yeah, that's smart. Then 2024 comes around, and Alex is entirely on board with Trump. It's necessary for the continuation of the human species that Trump get elected. I know it's embarrassing to look back on it, but that was Alex's sales pitch during the election. It really was.

Now we're here in 2026, and Alex is saying that even before Trump got sworn in, he knew that the globalist plan to derail Trump's brilliant plot to save America was going to be getting him into a war with Iran. And now, here in 2026, Trump is knee-deep in trying to get this war going with Iran. If Alex wants to hold on to the idea that Trump got tricked by these globalists, then he needs to also accept that he failed. If Alex was warning that this was the globalist plot to derail Trump, then neither Trump nor anyone who Trump listens to took Alex seriously. Pretending that Trump is compromised or that he keeps getting fooled by these globalists is a tactic Alex uses. for one reason, and it's because it maintains the illusion that Trump was operating from a place of good faith in the past.

It was so obvious that Trump was a malevolent liar this whole time, and now it's gotten to the point where Alex can't even really pretend that he isn't, but he still needs to protect his own image. If Trump is just recently becoming a malevolent liar, then it doesn't necessarily reflect poorly on Alex for carrying all that water for him up till this point. Yeah. This is, if you understand what he's doing, it's a rhetorical cover your ass tactic. Yeah. Yeah. That's, I mean, I wish that Americans, because of the way we deal with politics, we treat it like team sports. I wish we would learn a lesson from team sports and not give people like that, oh, I got tricked or I lost as an out.

You know, like, I don't care whether. When I used to watch football, during the early aughts, right, I was a big fan. of the Bears and everybody knew, everybody believed that Lovie Smith had the best intentions in his heart, but he was bad at his job. And so then he lost it. It's very simple, right? Like, whether or not you have good intentions, if you suck, then you got to go. Yeah. Right? Yeah. You can explain away a loss because you fell for a fake punt. Yeah. But that's still an L. You shouldn't have, you shouldn't have fallen for the fake punt. It's your job not to fall for the fake punt. Let's hire somebody who doesn't fall for the fake punt.

It's an explanation, but if you keep falling for a fake punt, you're fired. You're fired. You keep losing games. I don't care how you feel about your loss. Yeah. And talking about it is distracting. It is problematic. Yeah.

So Alex does not like the idea of war with Iran, but that Venezuela shit was cool. Sure. And I said 28 days ago, when it started right here in this chair, I said, I hope this is successful and I hope I'm wrong. And I said, I will literally go get Don Pernion champagne. Trump thinks it'll last a few days. This is what he's been told by his political advisors, if it works. But he was emboldened by Venezuela. Snatching Maduro. And all of that was a daring, incredible mission and super dangerous and a huge roll of the dice. But I said, for the first time I had 32 years on air, constitutionally, I supported that regime change because they're in our hemisphere working with, Cuba and China. Wait, what? They're stealing our elections with the electronic machines. They control the Mexican cartels.

And I said, it's a gamble, but he has the authority. And listeners got so pissed. A lot of them, they're like, wait, you've never been for regime change. This is different. You study the Constitution, the Barbary Wars precedent with Thomas Jefferson, and then on through everything else that happened, William McKinley, the Monroe Doctrine. One of the most obvious things you see, if you listen to, to multiple episodes of Alex's show is that he doesn't know anything and everything is just talking

points. He didn't accept the overthrow of Maduro because he studied the Constitution and he knows all the angles. He just got a couple of talking points to bring up whenever the subject comes up to give the appearance of depth. Yep. He just knows the words like Barbary Wars and Monroe Doctrine, probably because Roger or one of these other dipshits, told them these are the things to say. I mean, I will say that it's fun to say Barbaricost. Sure. Yeah. Also, why are we still pretending the Constitution matters?

This is such a dumb farce, where Alex is saying that the attack on Venezuela was cool because of his knowledge of the Constitution, but the attack on Iran wasn't. But Alex would have been fine with the attack on Iran if it worked out okay. Yeah. Is his understanding of the Constitution entirely results-based? If you can do unconstitutional things that are okay later if nothing too bad happens, then you don't have a constitution. And Alex needs to stop pretending he cares about this shit at all.

Yeah. It's silly. Yeah, we've reached Bible levels of not giving a shit about what it actually says. Yeah. Like, oh, are you a constitutionalist? I'm sure you are. I'm sure you are. Yeah.

The, you know, the tree of liberty needs to be, you know, fed with the blood of tyrants and patriots from time to time. But also, if you break the constitution, it works, oh, it's fine. I mean, come on. They're in our hemisphere. Remember how we have hemispheres, written into the Constitution, you can do things in different hemispheres. Right.

I don't know if Alex understands the difference between Constitution and precedent and, like, things that other people have done in the past. Yeah. But oh well. Yeah. It's like if everybody but us knew that laws were fake the whole time and we're like, buddy, but you got to follow them. No, no, no, no.

You got to do it. But they're not real. Yeah. Come on. I think that when you make your life and your career about like, you know, kind of fetishizing a rule, a set of rules. A set of rules, which ultimately is all it boils down to. It's a little silly when you're, you know, in the place that Alex is in. It seems odd.

So look, man, the problem is that Trump, he meant well. He was a good guy. But Israel came along and screwed him. And so Trump has meant well. shutting down the border, getting 20 trillion investment, 10 trillion already here. They tried to crash the stock market. It didn't work. All these great things he was doing, trying to shut down the Ukraine war. And so on the Iran situation with a huge Israel APEC lobby, the most powerful lobby,

they're able to isolate Trump, bubble wrap him, get his good advisors away from him, and sell him on the idea that they had nuclear weapons imminently and that they were going to be using those weapons and that he had to take action. Then he gets the intelligence report five days before. He decides to back off for a while. Iran comes to the table.

Israel strikes first because they've got all their moles in the White House and in the negotiations and they knew Trump was thinking insanely. Israel drags us in. Understand that when Alex says that Trump meant well, all that means is that he really doesn't want the audience to think that he was lying to boost Trump in the past. If the audience lets the Trump of the past off the hook, then Alex did nothing wrong.

but if they start to understand that Trump was a piece of shit this whole time, it becomes way too clear how much of a fraud Alex's past decade has been and they were the people being conned. If what Alex is saying is true that Israel attacked Iran to force Trump to join in, that doesn't make Trump's actions any more justifiable, and we now have to deal with the fact that Trump has directly contradicted this in public statements. If what Alex is saying is true, then the president is lying to the public repeatedly about his acts of war.

It's fun to hear that, you know, Alex saying that Trump is compromised and it's cathartic to watch him try to get off this sinking ship, but it's also important to notice that he's not calling for Trump to be impeached. Based on what he's supposed to believe, Alex needs to be treating this the same way he treated Obama, because they have both violated the Constitution according to him. Yep. So it's silly. This is still supporting Trump.

Yep. Even though it's all this negative shit. Yep. based on his standard, like his baseline of behavior, this is positive. Yeah. That's why I despise all media now is like the idea of anybody saying like, oh, no, we're not for Trump anymore or anything like that means nothing until it starts with, ah, fuck, we were conned, he conned us.

We will not be conned the same way again. Anything else is just, oh, well, that right now we fucked up. We'll see you next time. We'll catch you on the ninth and second ride. And even that is dubious. Even that I'm going to be pretty suspicious of. Absolutely. It has to genuinely be like, hey, I conned myself.

I got conned and that is the con man. And I will no longer seek to influence your decisions because my judgment sucks. It's so bad. Look! Yeah. So anyway, Trump's lying about these wars and shit, but like, that's not impeach. He's a good guy. Oh, come on.

Even if Trump tries to stop now, and he's giving them all these deals that were way better than off before. The Iranian said, screw you. Because in six months, you'll just disregard the agreement. You'll just reload with weapons. You've already killed our leadership. We are in total war with you.

We are not backing down. So Trump keeps announcing they want to negotiate. They're begging. We're blowing them all up, on and on and on. And the opposite's happening. This is going on weeks and weeks and weeks. I point out, people say, oh, you're a liar. You're an Iranian agent. They're trying to give up.

But now you see, that's not the case. I just report the facts. May the heavens full, justice be done. And the Democrats and the polls are going to win the midterms. They're going to try to impeach Trump. This is a nightmare. Trump is a good man. I'm sorry? Wait.

And I'm not happy to focus on this. That's a nightmare? Our whole agenda to save this country and save our children and do all this, is in deep trouble. This is the main globalist gambit. Trump has violated the Constitution is committing acts of war against another country in a way that is gambling with our lives

and a nuclear World War III. Yeah. He's a good guy. Yep. Kind of kind of peach. He's a good guy. You know, I was thinking about that earlier. I was thinking about that earlier.

Like, for whatever is going to happen now, right? What is also happening now is the next 9-11 in 10 years or 20 years or whatever. Probably. In the same way that 9-11 didn't happen in 2001. It happened whenever we went into Afghanistan and blakety-blank, you know? That whole thing. Like that is...

Unintended consequences. Right. That is what is happening now. Yeah. 9-11-2 is an inside job. Or at least we should know better. Yeah, we should know better. We talked for like an hour and a half before the show about jury duty. and how it would not be surprising

if one of the people on that show ended up killing someone in like five years. Yeah. This is the same thing. Yeah, absolutely. It would not be surprising if another 9-11 is caused by what Trump is doing now.

Yeah, it's like, oh, how could these people imagine flying a plane? Well, if you blow up their whole fucking family, it's a lot easier choice to make. Yeah, and threaten to send them back to the Stone Age. Oh, if my choices are die or die killing you, surprise. Yeah. But he's a good man.

He's a good man. He's a good man. So I didn't realize there was a good man clause in the Constitution. It's like the hemisphere clause. You can't read it because it's on the other half. Oh, the side that Nicholas Cage had to find a map on. Absolutely. Yeah, that's how he found out about 9-11.

Lower. No, no, no. That was knowing. That wasn't national treasure. So I was like, hey, you know, Alex's kind of. of shitting on Trump. I think we are watching the transition and the soft pitch of him trying to be like, I'm done with this shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't want to do this anymore. Yeah. I need a new identity. Right. My business is going to close inevitably and I would like to start

fresh. The time is now for a change. Yeah. If the business is going to close, you might as well say you hate Trump forever. Fuck it. I think that he's trying to explore those waters. Yeah. And so I was, you know, this is a three hour or whatever Saturday show. theoretically like no commercials and stuff so i'm like we're going to get into it Alex is going to talk about his feelings about the iran war and then and then he said this we're going to go to break we're going to come back with Daniel list Wall Street Journal former writer you name it the very best analyst on Trump saying five weeks ago we're going to release the classified UFO file and then the head general over it all disappears three days later and his his aides all disappear and then now

you've got all these burning orbs coming in over Texas in other places. Absolutely insane. And you see them. And I know I've seen something like this before, but never a whole bunch of them. I have what I believe it is. I mean, I know what it looks like. But what is going on? I'm going to tell you the different pieces there and get dark journalists take on that.

Yeah, man. Dark journalist is going to come in to talk about flaming orbs. Dark journalist. Oh, my God. I still, shouldn't you have shouldn't you have? Shouldn't you have stopped using that by now? It's good branding. Is it?

It kind of implies that he is a journalist, but that he covers... But an evil journal. He covers dark territories, like secret, hidden, esoteric stuff. Sure. The darkness, he, he journalists it. Hmm. Interesting. I was like, what the fuck are you doing? Trump is, like, clearly saber-rattling for a nuclear war.

Sure. And has got himself, Alex has described it as fucking a beehive. Yeah, absolutely. And now we're going to talk about flaming orbs. Yes, flaming orbs. What did you not get about this? Blah, blah, blah, blah, nuclear war. Have you seen about UFOs lately?

So I was considering being like, well, tune out for the rest of this. But I listened to it. And I will say that this is maybe as close as we've gotten to a wacky Wednesday episode. in a while. I'm listening. This goes into Camelot territory. Excellent. All right.

He may have found the synthesis of Alex and Camelot in the form of dark journalist. It feels like time. You know, whenever this amount of chaos happens all at once, then the Camelot will arise for us. Yeah. That is the case. And I hope Alex does more of this. I might start doing episodes about dark journalist because he seems insane. The more esoteric we get, the better it is.

God, this is a joy. The rest of this is a fucking joy. Fantastic. And it is, loki, one of the most fucked up things I've ever heard Alex do on air. Like, by his standards. Yeah. I don't want to give it away too much. He might go to hell for this.

Okay. All right. He blasphemes against the Lord. Not just once. Ooh! So we start things off with dark journalists' appearance, with Alex bragging about Elon Musk's connection to Info Wars. I remember in 2019, I told you that they're building a base already on the dark side of the moon for the main Martian launch. That's where Elon Musk would launch his base from because I was told that by an Elon Musk representative and told, we just want to give this to you, we want you to say it as part of disclosure.

And I said, are you sure? And I did that on record. We're going to find that. Daniel, let's remember when I did it. The point is we have a lot of sources. And it's really weird how this stuff works. I'm not even, it's very esoteric. If we accept anything in that clip as being true, then Alex met with the representative of a billionaire who told him to say that said billionaire was building a base on the dark side of the moon.

And Alex said, yes. I'm not hearing any proof being provided by the rep in this story. Wow, there is that. Just that Alex was told that his participation. was part of disclosure. It's esoteric stuff. So Alex couldn't really even explain it to you if you wanted to or had clearance. Yeah.

I don't believe any of this story is true. But if it is, Alex is painting himself as a functionary, trying to help a billionaire who hung out with Epstein colonized space. Yeah, that's no good. Nah. I don't want, I'm going to throw this out there. I don't want anyone to have a base on the moon. There is no possible way.

that some person having a base on the moon does not wind up with us going like, what do we need the earth for anyways? The only acceptable, I think, solution or progress in that direction is a unified all countries, UN. Sure. Like we all have a base on the moon. Like everyone. Yeah.

It's a nice big melting pot base that is the moon. The whole moon is one base. And corporate interests aren't allowed. Corporate interests are not allowed. That would maybe work. But what Alex is describing seems out of sync with his character. Yeah, okay. Here's another problem.

The guy who's like sniffing out corruption and stuff. I see what you're saying about a base on the dark side of moon. Naturally, it's like, oh, it's the dark side. Makes sense, right? Disagree, though. You think about it too long. Not enough light. Here's what you do.

Base inside the moon. Sure. But that's step two. I mean, duh. Well, yeah, fair enough. But you got to have the hole where you can see the light coming from. Do you think that anyone would care about the dark side of the moon if that song didn't exist? Like, would it have the mystique and the aura that it has?

I think it wouldn't be as popular, but to people who think about it often, the idea that there is one side that never gets light is kind of fucking crazy. I mean, like, right? I guess. I think the song's doing a lot of heavy lifting. The whole, the whole of all the things. Like, we get light. Sometimes, but sometimes not.

And that side just doesn't get any. Right. Yeah. But, you know, physics can explain a lot. Anyway, Alex talks about what he thinks the orbs might be. All right. These fire orbs that are appearing everywhere. Okay.

I remember one time we had a party at our house. I'm like 14 barbecue. Everybody's leaving like 10 o'clock at night. I'm standing outside with my parents by the pool. And this giant fireball comes in and does, you know, huge. And then the next day was in the newspaper. it was part of the International Space Station, they decoupled. Now, we know now from the time, you know, when I was 14,

that there are 20 times of satellites, 100 times. My God, Elon's launched thousands. And we know that they can, you know, be when they're gotten rid of, they can be sent in the atmosphere to be destroyed. But these look bigger than Starlink systems. And then we know that China has satellite killing systems. we know the U.S. has it. There's a real huge space war going on.

We know we're already in a kinetic war with China and Russia right now. And I know that in Conis, we have more systems to shoot these down on the ground and above, or that's what they want to do. It's where we have more radar and other tracking systems to do it. So I would tend to think we're shooting down satellites over Conis. We could shoot about other places too, but it would be here because we've got better analysis from the ground

and error on it. Or could it be something else? and we've also seen all these other orbs these things are going on so this is confirmed this is going on. Just these other orbs? Just these other orbs.

Sorry, fucking orbs. I missus during the day. She at sunset, see it at the middle of the night. I mean, this is going on like hundreds of times today, folks. Like giant burning things and then they explode. You can see stone meteorites. Remember my dad's tape me out whenever there was meteor storms that are known to be, you know,

happening. A lot of them are, you know, well known and he'd say that's a stony see it comes in and it's blue when it explodes it turns orange and then that's a metal meteorite he that's nickel he explained to me because i was astronomy when i was a kid but he used to go out all the time had big old me telescopes you name it looks like satellites to me though not like meteors or is it something else uh but i tend to think it's a space war oh and it stuff's getting shot down oh wow who could a guess that Alex would think that maybe these things he's seeing on social media are evidence of a space war.

There is a boring description that sounds true. There's a very technical description that seems very, very long that might be true. On the other hand, space war seems fun. I don't think that Alex is the kind of guy who gets into, I don't know, wars in stars, like Star Wars. I don't think he gets into that. He's not interested. There's nothing fun or exciting about that.

No. This is a man desperate to talk about anything other than how much of a piece of shit he's God King has turned out to be. Yep. And he's going to talk with a dub dumb about fucking flaming orbs. Hell yeah. There's so many goddamn orbs all around. How do you not realize what you're doing the moment you say orbs like five times in a row?

Like the moment you say orbs five times, you got to be like, I'm avoiding talking about Trump, aren't I? That's what I'm doing. Yeah. I feel like when I was growing up in Hawaii, there are a lot of cockroaches around everywhere. Orbish cockroaches? No. But like when you talk to people.

people, you could say like, oh man, found so many cockroaches yesterday. And they could empathize with you. Right, right, right. Alex is talking about orbs in the same one. You see hundreds of explosions a day, don't you? We all know it. We all see them all the time. These hundreds of explosions that are happening in my Zon.

And they're different colors, right? They're pink, they're blue, and you should stop drinking, they say. Now, here's what's crazy. Yeah. We're in 2026. Sure. There was a guy back in 2012. who predicted the orbs.

Get the fuck out. But we also have individuals. I don't want to go off things like this, but it's so interesting. We had an individual 2012 said in 2026, when there's going to be a war with Iran, that you will see the orbs appear. And I'm just like, who is this individual?

So I'll ask you this about that because nobody mailed it. The guy that dozens of interviews predicting this 2012. How many years ago was that? 14 years ago saying, when there's an Iran war, you will see these orbs appear. So I want to make a very important point here, which is that this is brokered programming. I don't know if dark journalist is paying Alex to come on for exposure

or what the exact arrangement is, but he just sent a blog post to Alex about some guy predicting orbs back in 2012, which is why Alex is covering it. Yep. This is killing time, and it might be because dark journalist is paying for the appearance, or it's entirely possible that Alex just doesn't want to do any, work, so he's willing to let his guests fully lead the coverage.

Works for me. So this is about a guy named Chris Bledso, who claims that he was visited by a UFO and then had a spirit encounter with an entity that he calls the lady. Who gave him a vision of the future. I like the lady. He wrote a book called UFO of God back in 2013, and it includes a passage that appears to predict a massive world-changing event in Easter, 26. Right.

If you believe his retelling of the message from the lady, Israel and Iran are going to be a war, and then thousands of orbs are going to appear out of the sea to stop the fighting and bring everyone to their senses. I'm sorry? It will prove to everyone that there's more going on in the world than these petty human concerns, and I guess peace will write.

I'm just going to go ahead and say this. I don't care. What else happens if thousands of orbs fly up from the ocean, this has all been worth it? As long as I get to see thousands of orbs fly up from the ocean and stop a war, I'll take all of it. Sure. It works.

Works for me. So the thing is, this guy didn't predict that this was all going to happen on Easter 2026. In his book, he says the message was, quote, When the Red Star of Regulus aligns just before dawn in the gaze of the sphinx, a new knowledge will come into the world. Ooh, that sounds fun. He goes on to explain, quote, I have come to understand that around Easter 2026, there will be an end

of the old way and a beginning of the new. All right. He's come to understand that. Yeah. But the supposed prophecy doesn't say that. It says that Regulus has to align just before dawn in the gaze of the sphinx. Ah, man, never do specifics because you might get it right. Well, but there's a lot of wiggle room in that prophecy.

That's what if you're being specific? Yeah. What's just before dawn? Just before dawn. How far is the sphinx's gaze? The Sphinx's gaze is forever and nowhere. Man, we don't have to worry about nitpicking this stuff because Regulus is. isn't a red star and the lady probably wouldn't have gotten that wrong.

There's already been a number of fun online hype cycles with possible dates coming and going for this and we're having another one now. But if nothing happens, that's fine because Regulus is actually supposed to be in the position the lady described this fall. So maybe the orb's will come back. Oh, that's nice. Well, I got that to look forward to. Also, fun fact, Bledso's book features a blurb from the one and only Jim Semivam.

Hell yeah. Who I don't remember anything about except his name. His name is Semivand. It will never not be stuck in our heads. Because I remember on our episode about him. I think we just said Semmivand back and forth for about five minutes. He was somehow involved with the guy from Blink 1182 who was trying to uncover aliens. That sounds right.

Yeah, I think that's what he did. That sounds right. Oh, my God. Yeah. Orbs. How many Orbs is the right amount of? of orbs for this to be an accurate prophecy? I mean,

thousands? Well, sure, but I mean, when you say thousands of orbs, I mean, if you think about thousands of orbs driving up from the ocean, that's not that many. The ocean's really big. True. I think it would probably cluster around coasts. Are they going to be giant orbs?

I don't know. This is not, no, I actually cut. Did we get a size estimate? He talks about orbs as, like being kind of small, like this blood-soe guy. Yeah. Like he takes pictures of dust particles and pretends their orbs. Okay.

They're small, you know, generally. But I think if you're going to stop a war, they got to be slightly. They ought to be a little bigger. Well, I suppose I'm asking, are we talking eyesight-based orbs? Or is this going to be, I have to just take people's words for it that they saw orbs? I think we're all expecting it should be visual. Right?

If it doesn't happen, then... It's a bad prophecy. Well, but if it doesn't happen, then... and maybe it did and you didn't see it. That's a bad prophecy. I don't like that. I don't like that at all. No, it's silly.

Yep. And what fun. Yeah, it is a delight. Orbs. Alex is having to talk about this. Orbs will come from the ocean to save us from war. Yep. So I want to be clear.

Yeah. We're recording this on Easter. And if there are orbs coming up right now, that's on me. That's my bad. Here's what I like. Here's what I like about this is that we do now have better. websites for literally all and anything, right? These prophecy guys either better be making a killing or they better be broke.

Those are the only two options. Yeah. I want these prophecies up so I can bet against them. Any other, like, motivate, like, it wouldn't make sense otherwise if they're not broke or rich. You got it. So Alex mentioned earlier on that a general went missing and all of his aides and all this stuff.

Very scary. And so there's a little part of this. that conversation here. And they were highly, highly securitized and sensitized in those roles. So that's the highest possible security clearance you can get. And her role was more administration passing the information back and forth. So between these two scientists. So that's beyond ultra or Q. I forget, what's that called? Yeah, it is the special Q clearance. And then the next one up is the cosmic clearance. Cosmic. That is the highest. Yes, that's the highest level that you can get to when you're dealing with these projects. The thing is this all came out through the physicist.

By the way, they have a top judge's official just came out who was cosmic clearance. It's saying that the U.S. runs al-Qaeda, but sorry, go ahead. So to give some background on the conversation Alex and dark journalists are having, this is in the context of dark journalists trying to tie together some missing persons cases. Okay. A retired general named William McCasland disappeared on February 27, 2026, and his wife's 911 call hinted at being worried that he didn't intend on being found. According to reporting, he left his house on foot with a gun, and the police put out a silver

alert for him, which is like an amber alert, but for senior citizens, generally in situations where there's a concern that the person might not know where they are. Right. The sense that I get from the stories I've seen are this is a tragic situation, and I don't think anything about it necessarily points to conspiracy or aliens. This 2026 disappearance is being connected to two other disappearance. from 2025. One is a woman named Monica Reza, who went missing while hiking in June.

She was a scientist who co-developed a nickel-based metal alloy called Mondoloy back in the 90s, who most likely had some professional connections to General McCasland. It seems like she did some research as part of a project that received funding from departments that McCasland was in charge of, so you can make a connection there. I suppose. The other woman is named Melissa Cassius, who disappeared. she also went missing in June. She was last seen dropping off lunch for her daughter,

then was caught on a surveillance camera walking down the highway about an hour later. She was wearing a backpack, but had left all her IDs and devices at home, along with her keys and her car. Police have gotten nowhere with the case, but interviews that her daughter and husband have done seem to strongly imply that they have reason to believe

that she ran away. She worked at Los Alamos, so naturally she's connected to everything space weirdos love to connect things, to, but it kind of feels like there was a bad domestic situation here. Cool. That they, the daughter and the husband are like, come back. We can work through this.

Sure. I think that they believe that she ran away with somebody. Okay. So like, all right. None of this is connected necessarily. This is just a bunch of unconnected tragedies that suck. Yeah. And each of these stories aren't that suspicious, but if you're able to force connection,

between them, they start to look funny. I've seen so many blog posts and dipshit articles trying to say that Reza and McCaslin's they disappeared in similar ways, which isn't true and is a ham-fisted attempt at making the stories seem more connected so these people's pain can be more easily exploited by folks like Dark Journalist. Anyway, Dark Journalist and Alex are trying to pretend that all these people had Cosmic Clearance, which is the level higher than Q. Cosmic Clearance is a real thing, but it has nothing to do with Space Prognus.

or even the U.S. government. It's just the NATO equivalent of top secret. Yeah. It's not above cue. And these guys sound really stupid with this shit. Though, I will admit, I'll take all of it back if orbs show up while we're recording this episode. Again, if orbs show up, all bets are off.

Everything is conditional on us ending this episode and there being an orb at the window. I'm stoked. If there are orbs, I take, yeah, absolutely. I've learned a new part of the universe exists and I get to enjoy the revelation. And this episode will be released, even if we're wrong, as a time capsule of the moment before everything changed. Because we also have to hold ourselves accountable. We're not going to scrub our orb skepticism from the internet. The orbs would presumably know.

Yeah. I think the orbs would laugh about it. The orbs have to have something greater than what we've got going on. So, yeah. They'd take it, like one of the people on jury, too. Good humor. Very good humored orbs. Yeah.

So dark journalist has an interesting point. He wants to bring up. All right. I want to point our attention to Jared Isaacman's quote about the moon as well, because it plays directly into this secret space program aspect. What's going on there with Isaacman as he says, he puts out this statement that we'll never give up the moon again. That's his direction.

Ooh. The question is, give it up to who? Whom. That would be the idea there. Exactly who are you speaking about. And so this, you know, if we go back to the literature, you're looking at 1972 is the last time that the U.S. was up there with a manned mission. And that released in the 80s, the audio of the astronauts saying we're being followed by craft. Dude was talking about China.

Yeah. He's very clearly talking about how we, again, have a geopolitical rival. Yeah. And competition that could get to the moon. And, like, we, yeah, he's saying, he's talking about China. I recognize the idea of we'll never give up the moon again, right? Even if you are suggesting that the conversation is to aliens, I'll throw this out there.

I don't think anybody has ownership over the moon. Nah. That's a very colonialist point of view regarding the moon. I think the moon is a public space for anybody who wants to show up. We didn't give up on the moon because of anything other than there's not really a point. It's a big rock in space. What do you want from it? We raced to it because of the Soviet Union. In an insane manner. We're all pretending that that was a cool thing to do, but a lot of people are starving now because they were so fucking stupid back then. And now we're doing it again because

China's assented. Great. It's good stuff. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, a lot of this technology. Yeah. We have crazy weapons and all that shit because Tesla invented all this. Right. It is interesting, too, because Tunguska has always been theorized that it was a test of a secret technology back then. This goes all the way back to 1908. There's a number of things that say, well, it could have been a natural disaster. That's what I heard from my sources. It was a Tesla test. A larger, yes. In fact, Tesla had 1903 caused an earthquake all the way in Manhattan under a dare at a certain point. They said, can you actually do this? And he had caused an earthquake. And he had a machine that literally, has a patent for developing and causing earthquake tremors. So there's no question that we have the technology for it. The former Department of Defense in 97, William Cohen saying we have we have tectonic earthquake weapons. Exactly.

And so he admitted this is very interesting because he talked about weather warfare. And everyone thought at the time, oh, it's just a conspiracy, you know, harp is a joke or whatever. But as it turned out, Cohen, who was in an interesting position because he's working for Clinton, but he's a repubal. You have to wonder if he wasn't letting things out to sabotage Clinton at that point. And he's saying, well, you know, we have these weather warfare weapons. And he says it on the record. That's the first time that we get it. If you go even further back, you're going to find LBJ talking about who controls the weather.

This is 1962 in a speech that LBJ gives. Who controls the weather will control the future. Well, he's looking directly at this entire situation and seeing the technology spread out because what they used to call LBJ was Senator NASA. of somebody deep in the technology programs. That's not often brought up about him. You know, when people talk about him, you think about Vietnam or food stamps and history,

but he was right in the heart of scientific innovation. That's not what I think about. I think about his big old dick. I think about his huge dick. Yeah, I'm going to have to say I think about that giant D. Yeah, maybe I'm immature, but that's first thing on my mind. I've never heard a president refer to his dick as jumbo before, and now I have.

So it's, you know, life is good. Yeah, it sticks out in the, crowd of presidents. It sure does. So these guys are just credulous idiots, and the strain of idiocy that they're weak to, it kind of helps make sense of the world that we're in right now. Nicola Tesla was a very gifted inventor, but was also a shit talker. For every story that can be confirmed about him, there are a hundred obviously fake stories that get passed down as lore.

The story about him causing an earthquake is one of these lore ones, and these dudes just accept that as gospel fact. This illustrates the first strain. of idiocy, which is falling for scammers hype when they feel like there's something they stand to gain personally from it. They're fundamentally scammers, so on some level, they know fully well that Tesla didn't build an earthquake machine. Believing this part of Tesla's shit talk is useful to them, so they're happy to buy into it to the point where it's kind of indistinguishable to a viewer if they actually believe this stuff or not. Yeah. And it doesn't really matter.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The stuff about LBJ and weather weapons gets to the second strain of idiocy, which is the need to believe fun explanations over obvious ones. LBJ wasn't talking about some kind of weather weapons that we had. He was giving a speech to Congress arguing for them to approve more weapons research funding because we needed to keep up with the Soviet Union. If they developed weather control weapons, we'd be at their mercy, so he needed to outspend them no matter what. When Trump's NASA head is saying that we aren't going to give up the moon again,

this is just the same shit. It's a politician insisting that we need to, to divert huge amounts of public spending towards stuff that doesn't directly impact anyone's lives, because if we don't, the enemy will get the upper hand and use it to directly impact our lives negatively. China isn't going to take over the moon,

just like LBJ wasn't talking about real weather weapons that the Soviet Union was building, but those are more fun explanations for this stuff than saying that politicians like to scare us so we don't notice that it would be possible for us to demand that these public funds be used to actually help people instead of feeding huge contracts for weapons manufacturers and creeps like Elon Musk.

Yeah. So this is the weakness that these people have. The two major strains of it. Yeah, it's no good. It's no good. I would wish of what one. All right. So you've got these weather weapons.

Sure. All right. Here's the problem with all these weapons manufacturing in their minds, right? In their minds, right? In their minds, they have. have weapons that look cool and thus because they look cool must be effective. Right? But if you're fighting a war, an earthquake is uncontrollable and could affect you as much

as the other person. Furthermore, at the end of a war, presumably you want somebody's stuff. And you're going to break a lot of it. And you're going to break so much of that stuff. It's the same reason why Trump is reluctant to bomb oil fields and stuff. It's a bad idea. You want the stuff. Yeah.

You lose the thing. the plunder or whatever. Yeah, yeah, this is about money. This is about money. Yeah, and on some level, it's the same thing with, like, why a bioweapon is not in anyone's interest to use, unless you have a cure. Yeah, well, I mean, for sure. And even that's dicey.

The idea of it. Yeah, of course. Uncontrollable aspects. It's just not a good line to go down unless you want to destroy the world. Yeah. And you're the villain in that movie, The Avengers, not the Marvel one. Right, right, right. No, Sean Connery?

Yeah. Yeah, he does have weather weapons. Those are pretty cool. Yeah. Now, that guy makes sense. That guy does make sense. Sean Connery in a lot of movies destroying the world does make sense in some weird form or fashion. Mm-hmm.

So, you know those Nazis. I've heard of him. One of them. Yeah. Werner von Braun. Sure. He came over here. Rocket Nazi, I call him.

Uh-huh. He came over here. He also wrote a book that predicted Elon Mosso. would rule over Marks. Oh, because he, God damn it. Exactly. They're so far beyond what we're doing. I mean, how do you even get to that point? Of course, there's a classic case.

One of these scientists who was working on the Los Alamos project came out and said, we had what was rolled out to the public in 2012 of computers and this level of technology. We had it in the 1960s. They've already had that. My dad was in plan to DARPA program. And he said, though, in the mid-60s, he's like 15 years old. They had CD-ROMs and, like, computer screens. Wow.

Wow, indeed. I mean, think about it. It's incredible. Think about it. They were trying to give us hints back there. I think there were figures like Von Braun and others, and they get played out. These things get played about who these people were and all the rest.

But the point is that they were operating with it. Von Braun writes a book about how Elon becomes the colonizer of Mars. You know, I've gone through the book. It's from 1949. There's no escaping it, you know, the idea. He wrote and said, Oh, I bought a physical copy for 600 bucks at my house. house. That's great. Well, you got it cheap. That's the way I think about that. Here's the thing.

Oh, my God. You nerd. Project Mars, and there's two of them. But this one has the deep dive in it, and it says he will be leader of the committee of 20, and he will be overlooking this entire government on Mars, and he will be the Elon. And then you have, you know, this very interesting background of Musk and the fact that his mother was very involved, his mother's family was very involved with searching for ancient relics in South Africa of a very ancient civilization. This is not often brought up. Or mining. That's a wildly, wildly positive way to spin stealing from black people.

Hmm. So you've talked about this before, but in Von Braun's book, Elon isn't a name, it's a title. And there's good reason to believe that Musk's Nazi-ass dad named him after this because he has said he knew about that book. Yeah, and he's a Nazi. If Alex is telling the truth, then he either massively overpaid. or massively underpaid for this book. It was written in 1953,

but never got published in English until 2006. And you can find the earliest commercially released edition in English for like 50 to 100 bucks. Conversely, you can find earlier printings that were specifically done like at universities, but these are really rare. And I've seen them go for like around $2,500. I don't think that that's what Alex is talking about buying

because the version that was released pre-200, didn't include the narrative portion of the book. Yeah. It was just like a bunch of technical specifications and shit. So I don't, you wouldn't have the Elon part in that. I don't think, I don't, I don't believe any of this. If I, if there's one thing that I can say about these guys, though, is that they love to have a good time and they don't let inconvenient details get in their way. Sure, this book mentions a leader called an Elon and Elon Musk is named Elon, but they neglect that von Braun's novel is set in a world where they don't know.

the U.S. and Russia had a nuclear war that ended with a decisive victory and the creation of a one-world government. Sure. A Mars program was feasible in his imaginary setting because there was no need for military spending anymore because world peace had been achieved. Sure. Also, the Elon in the book isn't a human who colonizes Mars. It's a title held by a Martian who human astronauts meet and befriend.

But you got to give it to these guys. They're having more fun believing their own silly version of this shit than they possibly could if they took it seriously. Yeah. So, yeah, I bet they're not very interested in reading Werner Brunsbrens about the actual novel. I don't, I don't know if Dark Journalists did. Yeah, exactly. Why would you?

That's only going to get in the way of enjoying that novel existence. The only thing that matters about the novel is the fact. The word Elon. Right. Yeah. And how you can tweak that around and make it fun. Yep. That's really it.

Yep. anything else is just going to get in the way and you're going to be like, wait, hold on. Russia and the United States had a nuclear war and world peace was achieved afterwards. That doesn't match up with the world we live in. Just because this guy's name is Elon and his dad was a Nazi who read this book.

Like, that means it's prophetic. What the fuck are you talking about? Yeah. Yeah, but you know, if you apply that kind of thinking to one absurd, ridiculous Nazi prophecy, then you might apply it to the next one. all of a sudden you might think, these Nazis don't know the future. Before you know it, you're questioning orbs.

You're questioning orbs? Jesus Christ. What's even the point? All right. So I have a question. Yeah. And that is, do you think that this is off the rails at this point, this interview that they're having? I mean, well, okay.

By definition, no, because the rails that they're on are a special kind of rails. You know what I'm saying? These are the rails that are taking us into the stars. Sure. Right. But if you're an outside observer, you would say that they're not on rails at all and that they're very dangerously about to fall. Okay. So this next clip, I would argue, it's either already off the rails or this is where a train.

This is where. Whoop. Okay. Alex is talking about how Trump is using magic weapons to drop meteors into the Gulf of Mexico, where military are going. to mine them. I'm sorry? This is where the clip starts. Okay. Then it goes off the rails.

Okay. We have geoengineering system going major operational by 92. We just get used to this. Now we're just going to have constant mining dropping the asteroids into the ocean to be. And it's in the news. Suddenly Trump has all these ships out grabbing things off the bottom. And I talk about people that are involved, they're like, we go right to spots and stuff's right there. And it's all secret.

We know what we're grabbing. By the way, why do you think I was told in 2019 by an Elon Musk high-level person about... What is that? It really launched a Mars from the moon and already had a base up there. Remember, I did that on record, and that was confirmed last week. And they don't even know. We don't even know. It's so weird because they control time of space. They've already looked at the timeline.

I'm sorry, what? Well, yeah, the futuring activities, the remote viewing and the things that are going on, So, okay, look, the mining thing we're going to have to leave aside. How do you not, how does, how does that even make sense as a thing to mine? Don't worry about it. So Elon Musk, his representative came to Alex because they control time and space. Right. And they had seen into the future.

And they knew that Alex needed to disclose that they needed a Mars base or a moon base to launch to Mars. Yep. So, yeah, they could see the future. And that's why Alex Okay, so, all right. This goes back to my problem with them at the 60s and being like, they already had CD-ROMs and shit. And he's like, well, then they're not technologically advanced enough.

That's crazy for them to only be a few years ahead. That's not that big a deal. Well, let's say, yeah, let's agree on that. And let's also agree that they aren't that great. Because we'd all be dead by now. Absolutely. If they had the kind of technology that Alex fantasizes about, the world they want to achieve is so easy to achieve.

They don't care about human life? Yeah. Why wouldn't? We'd all be dead, like most of us at least. We wouldn't be able to understand them. They're alien. The entire concept of them being able to understand this would make them us. They're aliens.

If they have control over time and space, we're all dead. Once you're there, buddy, let's calm it out. Let's just relax. They have control over time and space. Well, then whatever I'm doing is probably what I did or will do, so I'm going to chill. Let me ask you this. Do you have any control over time and space? I have zero control over time over space.

Sit this one out then. You know what? They must be controlling time and space right now for me to pop up in this beer and have a little. to drink. Yeah. You know, they can't control? What? Fun.

They cannot control fun. Mm-hmm. So, we're off the rails. Musk controls time and space and Alex was used as a vehicle to disclose the moon base. Who. Okay. So you're controlling time and space, naturally. Here's the thing.

Here's the thing. I would still play Diablo if I was controlling time of space. Well, you've got to. Well, honestly, you've got time. That's how he leveled up so quickly. That's right. It's the only thing that makes sense. Everyone thinks he cheats.

No. Right. We talk about this from the point of view of being like, oh, you're telling me that Alex has got to, you know, got to go to it. Imagine if you were the person who controls time and space, though, and the time and space told you that you had to go tell Alex for disclosure. You'd be like, what the fuck is going on? I don't think I control time and space. I think once you're in a position where you control time and space and you're in a whole other type of conversation you're having with people. This is way above cosmic clearance.

I think you just kind of obey. You know, like you go to Gene Hackman. Right. Like if you're that person. Right. You don't question like, okay, I got to ask Alex to do this thing. He's a fucking idiot, but there must be a reason. How about if I have control over time and space,

I control it in such a way that I never have to tell Alex anything. How much? Okay. Here is the point. Yeah. how much control does Elon Musk have over time and space and how much does he feel an illusion of control over time and space? I imagine that his entire life is an illusion of control over time and space. Yeah, and Diablo.

Yeah. So Alex, he's talking to Dark Journalist. And Dark Journalist has an idea about Alex, he said that stuff. He leaked that stuff about Elon Musk wanting to build a Mars base and a moon base. and that's when his legal troubles got bad. No. It's very interesting to note, and this is just my own theory on this, but I also seem to notice that your legal troubles

and all these other things went through the roof as soon as you started getting into the deeper aspects of space in the UFO file. Suddenly, they were like, you know, this is very dangerous on their side because they see someone coming forward who's not going to be in that control. Well, that's what they told me,

and his non-vaker meetings, I almost say it. The British scound of the world at that time, you mentioned him earlier. They give me these law firm about something else. They go a two-day meeting about this. They said, we're just worried in general how big your audience is we want to filter through us first, 50 million a year, or we're going to destroy it. And I was just like, no. But it was exactly that.

It was like, we're just worried about your following that you'll just cover the wrong thing. Oh, yeah. Well, it's very interesting because they did a number of things to try to shrink your reach. And as they did that, it increased your reach. Nope. So I was at Alex's trial, and I thought the legal troubles were caused by him supporting Trump and Hillary wanting to punish him for it. I remember him saying those things on the stand. Yeah, now that Trump clearly sucks, I guess they were concerned that he was getting too close to the truth about aliens.

Yeah, that sounds like the big problem that we've had. I've heard Alex tell this story about the richest man in the world thing and trying to get bought off and whatever. But I don't think I've ever heard him be specific. This time he said that dark journalist had said the guy's name earlier, so I know that it's Jeff Bezos. Yeah. That's who dark journalist was talking about before. Yeah. Alex will literally do anything for money.

He used to run ads for magic cancer cures sold by people who ended up being convicted of fraud. He said that Reset Wars was the culmination of his career because a get-rich-quick YouTube guy paid him to. He's one of the most embarrassingly naked scammers in the modern media, so there's no way I believe that if someone offered him $50 million, he would turn it down unless he was making more than that. Yep. To be clear, I think this is a fake story and Alex isn't making more than $50 million a year, but I can't. possibly believe that he wouldn't take that offer if someone was dumb enough to make it. Yeah, absolutely.

It, if, especially someone who actually has 50 million to burn like Bezos. Yeah, I would, I think I would be hard pressed to, to turn down 50 million dollars. A year? That's so much fucking money. That's crazy. It, it is fuck you money. Well, I mean, actually, I would turn it because what, what would I even, no, I can't, I can't be trusted with that shit. No, I'll just stay here.

I'll just stay home. I like to think that I would turn it down because of the same thing. I don't think it would be good for me. I don't think it would be bad for everyone. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, yeah, who knows? You know, you're in that moment. Who knows what your choice are going to make?

I mean, honestly, I'd just be like, I'll just give it to my wife. So I don't know. Give her the job. That's not what Bezos is offering. No, it doesn't seem like it. So Alex's legal trouble kicked up. Because he was releasing this intel that Musk insiders had told him because they had seen the future. Right.

And apparently the bad guys, maybe they have some future people too. I don't know, man. Now I'm listening. But there was a certain point where if you mentioned your name, you know, forget it. You were off. You were gone. Oh, that was part two. That was part two in 2019.

Right when you said that. Yes. They put out the new rules for Facebook. People don't believe it's still. Look it up. And so there are 12 individuals that we allow violence against. you're a lot of promote violence against him. And the top one was Alex Jones,

and it said, you will not say his name. They had an article that showed me in wire where my face is covered up, and I'm red, white, and blue, and this black grim reaper has grabbed me. And I was like, what? So it was so, I figured it out,

like somehow in a timeline, they figured out with projections that something I was going to do was going to mess them up. Oh, that is incredible. They could have literally predicted it through remote viewing, because what happens with remote viewing,

and it was explained to me, by the person who was the father of remote viewing, Russell Targ. He's been on my program many times. He got out of the business because the CIA co-opted it. I like to imagine dark journalist interviewing a guy taking a drag off a cigarette and just muttering about how he got out of the remote viewing scene because it went corporate. Time traveling with your mind just wasn't the same after the man got involved. How exactly do you get out of it?

You just, are you telling me that I'm just, I'm a evil, government organization with a nigh infinite power and the ability to control time and space. And I'm just going to let this motherfucker walk away? Well, you have to understand that he also can see the future. So he knows what you're going to do before you do it. You're in a... That I would strongly suggest he'd choose to do something different. You're in a tick-tick-tac-toe situation.

This is a war game. Right. I've already chosen which... I've already chosen which toe to tick. you choose next buddy two psychic powers cannot go up against each other because they'll always know

what the other's gonna do oh no um so it's funny to remember how Alex used to insist that he didn't cover stuff that he can't prove and all of this stuff is in the documents and the white papers and now he's yelling at a dipship blogger

about how remote viewers looked into the future to see that he was too dangerous to their plans so they changed Facebook's rules so you could be mean to him it's so dumb and let's also not forget that Trump is starting a war with Iran and has been compromised and this stupid shit is the best use that Alex can come up with for his time. It seems to me like Trump has gone ahead and

fulfilled all the globalist plans that Alex was always worried about. So if the globalists had remote viewers that could actually see the future, it feels like they wouldn't have minded Alex supporting Trump. It actually kind of feels like he was instrumental as a part of their plans coming together. Yeah. And this introduces a terrifying possibility, which is that the remote viewing globalists did see the future, and they knew that the only way to get their desired outcome was if Trump was in office, but they tricked everyone into thinking he was their enemy. The only way for them to succeed was to get their mortal enemies, the Patriots, to rally around Trump, and the easiest way to do that was to pretend to attack him.

The Patriots would see the globalists not liking Trump, and they'd be suckered into thinking that you only get flack when you're over the target. If that's a case, then Alex's entire past decade has been him playing a perfect role as a Judas goat, leading the Patriots to slaughter, but thinking he's taking them to freedom. Anyway, don't forget about the Easter sale. A lot of, maybe raffling off a truck. Lord and Savior Jesus Christ arose from the dead today. Watch out for those orbs!

And psychics who think you're dangerous. And okay, man. Okay, so we're in Avengers Endgame level of like, I've checked the timestone. There's only one out of several million potential futures. Yeah, Dr. Strange. But again, see, imagine, so from outside we go, ah, that sucks and is dumb, right? But imagine if you're Dr. Strange, you're going through all these goddamn futures. You're like, ah, lost, loss, loss, loss.

Shit, shit, shit, shit. Alex Jones! God damn it! No, I think. Lost, loss. And then you have to circle back to Alex Jones. I like to think about this differently. I like to think that Dr. Strange is looking at all these possibilities.

And he's like, oh my God, the only one that works is the one where we fucking mess with and antagonize Alex Jones for a decade. Yeah, there's that. There's that. That seems like a win-win. What's better about this, though, is the idea that of all the ones that Dr. Strange could have chosen, maybe there was like 50, right? But he chose the funniest, weirdest one. And that's why that guy's got to go. But I think that if you look at what Alex is saying, there's a new.

no way to see the past, like, decade of his career as anything other than a tragic mistake. Yeah. On his part. Yep. Either he got tricked into it by people who saw the future. Right. Or he was a useful tool for someone else who saw the future. There's no way it was just good.

Yeah. I mean, once you get to somebody who has the information advantage of the future over you, you never had a chance. You're playing by, you're playing different games. Alex talks. to God. Eh, but God doesn't have control over time and space. I think he does. Oh, shit.

Well, then God, buddy, Alex is back in the wrong horse right now. Yeah, I think so. So Alex talks to dark journalist. Sure. Okay, so on one side, it's God and the Bible and Jesus, and on the other side, it's dark journalist and a Nazi rocket guy. Cool. Just throwing that out there.

So you forget about the orbs. Yeah, I did forget about the orbs. So Alex, I actually. asks, what do these orbs pretend? What do these orbs pretend? What is this harbinger of, reportedly, people are seeing hundreds of these now. Today I want to sit on my deck and get ready. What the hell?

What is this harbinger? What does this mean? This could very well be that the government is able to predict the waves of UFO. If you go through the history, like I mentioned 97, there were waves that were involved. 1973 was a wave if you go through it. And then 74 and 75, you don't see anything if you look at it. If you go into the ages, you'll find particular years, 1989, there's a wave. There's a wave where craft lands in a park in Moscow, and it makes the news over here.

And they do regular news reports about it. Oh, these crafts are just landing in these parks and, like, you know, families are looking at these craft. He's goddamn or! That whole thing about the case of Voronage, which is the first major Russian case that went around the world. You know, these beings actually came out of the craft. And the Voronage incident in 1989, in fact, the first thing, thing that happened during this Ukraine war were some of the most high-end

Russian planes that went down in the beginning of the Ukraine war went down right in Voronage. Can't be a coincidence. So dark journalist is pretty close to getting it here. These things do come in waves, or at least they have in the past, because people are really suggestible.

When a TV show like Unsolved Mysteries did an episode about Bigfoot, Bigfoot sightings would miraculously increase. Crazy how that works. And ideas introduced into the mass's minds and now that's a possible explanation for something that would otherwise be ignored. What you might have thought was just some uninteresting wildlife in a bush that you didn't get a good look at can now be...

That could be big. Yeah, that could be in. It's so exciting. What's interesting is that now social media is ubiquitous and people can just make fake videos so easily. So we're kind of at a point where there probably won't be waves with this stuff anymore. It's just another way that the modern world is kind of sucking the fun out of all this crazy shit.

Yeah, it'll be like a little... background radiation from the Big Bang. We'll just be able to sense everywhere. Somebody's got a cryptid going. Yeah. So dark journalist fails to point out that the only witnesses to the alien encounter in a public park that he's talking about were children who were clearly lying. Wow.

They claimed that one of them was made to disappear with a ray gun, but then reappeared after the aliens left. It's all just fun kid stuff. It's obviously not true, but locals realize they could make some money off playing into it for UFO tourists. Right. And dark journalist has weighed all the evidence and decided that aliens must have landed in this Russian park in 1989.

That sounds true. What a dip shit. Okay. So if you've got interstellar travel, right, and the ability to manipulate time and space, but in the 60s, you're only thrown around CD-ROMs. This is a problem for me. Because that means that we should conceivably have had interstellar travel, uh, uh, congruously with CDs and such.

And I feel like we're not even close. Well, yeah. I wonder if part of, they don't specify, but I wonder if part of the rules are you can't go back. Or like you can't alter the past. Sure.

So maybe at the point that we developed control over time and space, we can go forward and see stuff, but we can't do anything in the past. That would get around some of this because otherwise you could just go back, and give yourself the technology. Right, right.

Which is probably how Tesla made that earthquake. Right. Yeah. Their problem, though, is that there is no mathematical difference between the past and the future. It's just a perspective. Weird. Mm-hmm. Hmm.

Well, there's no difference between orbs and... Orbs. Orbs. Orbs? Orbs. So Alex remembers something that he saw, and it's shocking to imagine that he had forgotten this. Ooh. I didn't even say this yet because it sounds wild.

I get up at like 5 a.m. And I don't have my phone on me. So I go get a cup of coffee. I go out on the back porch by the pool. And this was just, I took a vacation for like seven or eight days. When did I come back? Came back Tuesday.

Tuesday, it should be Wednesday morning. It's Wednesday. I'm up there at 5.30 in the morning with a cup of coffee. And all of a sudden, like, it was a square of red drones. flies over really fast, like three here, three there. So I guess it was nine. And all of a sudden they merge into one white light.

And I'm like, my phone, my phone, and then it just disappears. That's what I'm saying. We're in another, like there's fireballs every day. I just remembered this. It's just like so twilight zones, things are so crazy. I didn't remember this until you just said it. Because, you know, it's 5.30. You're going to have a wait with a coffee.

I don't believe. I don't believe you would forget this. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Are we saying that a situation similar to the bird? Burning Bush from legend happened. And Alex was like, eh, I forgot about it. Well, it just happens all the time.

It's crazy town. All right. So Voltron appeared and then disaparated in a blash of blinding light. But, yeah. This reminds me of how folks like Alex talk to their audience about, like, city crime. Yeah. You know, it's like, you just walk down the street and you're going to get stabbed. It's everywhere.

You look left. You look right. There's blood on the ground. And an orb holding a night. goddamn orb holding a knife, a flaming knife too. Yeah, like people who live, like the audience is probably largely, maybe rural, you know, live in smaller communities away from, they just assume like, oh yeah, Alex lives in Austin. There must be orbs there all the fucking time. He's just walking around in the woods and there's like six or seven different alien species who have independently traveled eons of space to get fucking here so they can look at Alex.

Jones near a creek and go fucking great. What a good use of my time. No, they probably saw Alex and they're like, get out of here. Get the fucking. Get out of there. So, this next clip. Yeah. I'm going to say mic down for this because I really need you to absorb every bit of

it. Absorb it? No. No. It was good. It was good. Good wordplay. No, no, no. Don't give me any encouragement. I just can't, I can't deal with funny right now. because this clip is so shocking. I just want to ask you about this.

I personally, and I've told these stories, and I've demonstrated it on air, when the time is right. Like I said, Trump will announce this one at 127 to 9. Like I said, it's the thing just told me. And I get woken up, and, you know, go look, turn your phone on. It's going to be this time, and it is.

Now, listen to what we're going to tell you. They're going to try to kill Trump out at a public event. Don't have him do that. Or try to blow his airplane up, and you say whatever. is the watchers, whatever, I get this stuff throughout my life. And so I don't like to go off

things like this is just so much connoisseur, but you can't, I don't know your view on this one, you know who he is, but UFO researcher, Chris Bledsoe claimed in 2012 in a bunch of interviews that I ran Israel Missile Exchange that orbs would rise. This is 14 years ago before any of this from the oceans. Two huge things about that clip.

First is how forced the question about Chris Bledsoe is. Yeah. This is obviously a blog post that dark journalists sent Alex to cover, and Alex is having to pretend that he's bringing it up organically. Yep. It's comics unleashed levels of clunky delivery. It's a sight read.

Yeah. Second, and far more importantly, Alex seems to think there are a bunch of gods, and now they're called the Watchers. Yep. In the past, he's been very clear about who's giving him these predictions and late night performance reviews. It is the Christian god.

Alex suggesting that, maybe he's being talked to by someone that he refers to, like, they call themselves we and who he says might be the watchers is literally heretical. Alex doesn't get scolded in the middle of the night by angels, and it's not angels that recruited him to take out the devil over chicken fried steak. It was the big guy. The way Alex is talking makes it very clear that he knows that dark journalist is an idiot who will go along with his dumb stories about being a psychic, but Alex isn't sure that he's

religious. Yeah. So it's clear that Alex is going out of his, way to tell this story, but avoid saying God or Jesus in case dark journalist is an atheist. And if Alex's faith was sincere, he would know that what he's doing is the same as what Peter did. Alex wants this interview to end smoothly, so he's denying Jesus by allowing the possibility that God doesn't talk to him and tell him the time, maybe it's the watchers. Could be the watchers.

Alex's religious beliefs are a fucking joke, and he uses them as a weapon. And if you can't see that after that, I don't know what else you need. Yeah, I mean, there are, that could be done in a million different examples. That's like the Trader Joe's version of doing that. You like, you just put some other sombrero on and you're like, oh, I guess he's talking about Spanish ghosts now. Like, Jesus Christ, man, anything, anything is available. Whomever he's talking to, you'd be surprised how their particular spirit is the one that visits him in the night. It's so crazy.

It's so easy to relate to somebody who already sees your particular spirit. He cries about how he knows that it's God. And the connection to God feels like if there's an empowerment that he's known his whole life. Right. Except for that time that he worship the devil. And that's how he knows that the devil's power is actually weaker than God's power. Makes sense. But now maybe it's the watchers and they're saying we listen to us.

Like this is fucking garbage. I like the watchers. I'm always a fan of the watchers. Who watches the watchers? I don't know. Hmm. Who's watching the detectives? What are you guys up to?

Hey, watchers, watchers, what fuck are you doing? They're watching the clock. Go. No, no, no, no, no, no. Go do something else. Don't be watching me. Don't be watching me. That's creepy.

Yeah. It's voyeuristic. Yeah. It's in the name. Come on, man. It's in the job description. Come on. So, Alex denied Christ, but at least he didn't do it twice.

The reason I raised that, I'm on record with this, I mean, 127, you know, stuff like that. And it's just like you have the knowledge. You have this feeling. It's like, it's not you. like told you should do this. So I can't poo-poo somebody like that. But I've looked at the math. You can do the different math,

picking on the AI equation. You want to look at it. But it's one out of multi-billions. To predict that in April of 26, 14 years before, there'll be Israel and Iran in a missile war. It wasn't even going on there. It wasn't even the issue then.

Then to predict that it would be followed by orbs and all of this suddenly showing up. You add those two things together, and it's just exponential. Whoa. So what do you know about this guy you do? Because I don't want to, I mean, this is like one out of a multi-billion to be able to predict that. What the hell is that? Alex has now denied Jesus twice, and the cock has not crowed yet.

I was going to say, we got one more to go, my man. Yeah. He's asking what the odds are about this guy's prediction and then just making up a bunch of numbers. But I think we need to examine this a little closer. There aren't a ton of orbs popping up, so we can remove that from the accuracy of this guy's prediction. Feels like that was assumed in a way that I did not expect. That's something Alex is pretending is happening to make this sound more exciting. Yeah.

Second, is Alex trying to pretend that Iran and Israel didn't have any problems back in 2012? Haven't seen them fight before. Someone who's making a vague future prediction wouldn't be pulling this kind of thing out of thin air. Saying that Iran and Israel might shoot missiles at each other isn't a bold prediction. And unless something major is happening right now while we're recording this episode, orbs haven't shown up out of the ocean to stop wars. Yeah. Also, I want to play you a little clip of the video Alex just played on his show,

which is a meme edit of an interview that Bledso did on someone else's podcast. So what's going to happen? I don't know that I think is possible that's the return of Christ. Yeah. This is fucking insanity. Wait. Alex is hanging out with his friend, dark journalist, doing blatantly sponsored content

that includes him having to lend credibility to a lunatic who thinks orbs are coming out of the ocean on Easter to accompany the return of Jesus. And in order to navigate the interview, Alex has to pretend that it might not be God who sends him on missions. If he tells one more story about this magical power that he has without attributing them to God,

Alex might fuck around and end up the first pope of the new Christianity that he's trying to start. He will be the rock of the church. Yes. That is how this turns out. This is crazy. If you deny him three times. I think the Bible got that one backwards.

That's how you become the rock of the church. You got to deny him three times right before a cock crows, though. Holy shit. No. Man, did not expect this. What are you up to, bud? I think it might be the watchers. Okay.

Here's, okay. Any insufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from this slide of hand bullshit. That's my math on CD-ROMs. Sure. Yeah. So I think that Alex has denied Christ twice. Twice. Thankfully, he hasn't done it three times.

Are you sure? Uh-huh. You know, in Bledso's case, he had an actual encounter in North Carolina and went through a number of things, came out and talked about, you know, these different things that had happened to him. Then later, you know, it was very interesting because a number, after. his encounter a number of intelligence people like Jim Semivand. You're talking about an alien encounter. Alien encounter.

Yeah, they did. And they came in, you know, he was the top CIA director. They went and visited him, spent time with him, and were like, we're going to get you a movie deal and all this weirdness. So there's an attempt to distort what was actually his actual experience there. That's the way that I would look at it. He was somebody who was an abductee. And then there's this layer of something that's been put on there. Well, what do you think is telling me stuff that comes true?

Oh, no, there's no question. If you want to go into the psychic activity, we have it in spades and humanity. It is lying latent, and it is part of what the most... Princeton and all them just came out with huge studies. They were measuring ESP now. No, there's no question about it. They've been doing that since J.B. Ryan in the 1940s, if you go back and look at it, and just the fact that we've had this long history, long track record, people like Rudolph Steiner, Edgar Casey,

they were coming from a psychic place. and the psychic aspect is a gift to humanity. It's not something that falls under any particular category. It's something that we all have. It's just... It's the next level of empathy. Alex does not need to ask dark journalist why he knows the future. Alex already knows this perfectly well

and has expressed it with certainty on this show a bunch of times. If dark journalist actually listened to Alex's dumb show, he should be really confused by the way Alex is handling this interview because this isn't a question. Yep. It's God. Yep. It's offensive to God for Alex to ask some dude, why am I like this?

Is it normal for humans to have magic powers? And then the nerve on Alex to say that his psychic powers are the next level of empathy instead of just telling this weirdo that he loves Jesus. I'm not religious at all, but I'm deeply offended by this. Yeah, I know. On God's behalf and everyone associated. It is wild. It is wild to hear him denied in this way in a direct,

I guess defiance to the things that he told you to do in that book that you care so much about. And it's Easter when we're recording this. Right. We still have a couple hours until orbs could show up. Orbs. God damn. We've got to put a clock on orbs. So now we're, oh, man.

So if once you establish that somebody can control time and space, right? Then now this becomes a function of what they, so they're controlling of time and space. They should know leads to Alex lying to this weirdo about the watchers. Yeah, I think this is low stakes for the globalist. I don't think they give a shit what he's talking about with Dark Journalist. I think they should probably let this one go, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

I think this is funnier to them maybe than worrisome. I mean, I think I could be convinced there are worse timelines, but I know there are better timelines. Yeah. I think that this is such an interesting glimpse into like this is fucking Project Camelot shit. Yeah. Straight up. Yep.

But it's Alex. And him trying to incorporate his lore and his God stuff. Yeah. Into this package with a guy who's not hung up on God. Yeah. He's not like, dark journalist isn't coming in and saying like, we all must bow before the Lord God who is. behind the demons. Everyone thinks they're aliens, but they're actually demons

who attack Tucker Carlson in his sleep. Right. He's not saying that. And there's a part of me that feels like Alex is trying to like see if he can hold on to some of his mythology in an atheist agnostic space. Or at least like have it be a boiling frog kind of situation. At least he can hang on to it over time and then lose it without having to drop it.

Yeah. Or pivot it. You know, like completely. transform it into just a like this is a secular superpower that I have that doesn't come from God. It's just something that all humans have. Yeah.

Yeah, I think whenever you hear it through Alex, it definitely makes it easier for me to be like, ah, she doesn't believe any of that shit. She's just making this. It's all money for Carrie. I never should have said hi, Carrie in the first place. Yeah.

It's craven. Maybe, maybe not. But you can definitely tell that Alex does. Yeah. This is such shit. And if she is sincere about it, she should be going after Alex. He's fucking on her space, man. I haven't watched her show in a considerable amount of time, so maybe

she is. I don't know. I can't say. Whatever. I want to see them fight. Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Remember when they had the celebrity boxing? I do. This would be like that, but take the celebrity out. Just turn it into weirdos.

So we have one last clip. And I think it's really funny because Alex has speculated that psychics conspired against him. Yep. And caused his legal troubles. Yep. He's denied Christ three times. Thrice. And listen to the, as this clip plays out, and keep in your mind, this is so obviously brokered content.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It could not be more obviously. The way he read Bloodso was like, Jesus Christ. Yeah. And I think it's so transparent here at the end. If you go all the way back, I'm going to take this right into Mesmer just for a second. If you go back to his experiments, what he was doing was communicating with the unconscious of the people involved. And in some of the cases, he was dealing with peasants, and he could telepathically communicate with him and have them do incredible scientific equations, even though they were illiterate peasants.

Well, that's a whole different communication, human to human intuition, et cetera. And when you look at people like Edgar Casey, they're the living embodiment of that. And what did they have to say? They said this is the era where we're going to rediscover our own Atlantean past. And by the way, when you get into that, you're going to find it was a high-tech past. And the whole thing about UFOs and high-tech and all that, we've been through the whole cycle before, including destroying the Earth, according to Casey with the two-eye stone, and the whole crystal power grid that we had in that era.

So we're kind of reimagining, re-developing, coming back into this. And when I saw that incredible thing with Melania Trump and the Plato robot the other day, all I could think about was Casey and the automaton's. And you know, the Atlanteans, according to Casey, developed the automaton's. And they were first started out as cyborgs, and then they rolled in the human components and the DNA, and he had a human being stuck and trapped inside.

Which then again, Metropolis and Fritz Lang, they just keep telling you. There's no question about it. And look at the amount of occult signatures in Fritz Lang's movie. Boy. When they merge along with a machine, a giant pentagram. Yeah, exactly.

And that's 1928, you know, it's a silent movie after all. No, the occult aspect and the whole kind of grimoire of the whole thing, we have to be aware of what we're dealing with. And it goes far beyond the geopolitics. You have to go deeper. You have to look at it. You have to see the Atlantean background that's going on. Well, let's do this at closing.

As Burmish isn't waiting 20 minutes because we started late. I apologize to both you. Notice respect. Let's hear your exhibits real quick. The finks. The finks. Exhibit two, and then you got to come back. And, of course, this incredible thing here, exhibit three,

and then this final exhibit, this plate they dug up. This incredible thing, exhibit three. That was, that was the way to dismount. That was, that renders everything said up to this point, disappointing and meaningless, and I have insulted you maybe the most I possibly could. Yeah. This wonderful looking thing over here.

Oh, this plate they dug up. Great. Let's rush through this. Jason Burmess rented out the time and you're running over. Absolutely. Absolutely. Listen, we got to turn around the tables, buddy. We got to turn around the tables.

Yeah. There was a feeling that Alex is obligated to cover these exhibits in some way. It was like they have an agreement of some sort. He has to hit the exact exhibits. Yeah. Huh. So Burmiss comes in. They talk about AI and then Alex is he's not committed.

Sure. And he leaves. Yeah. These guys are just renting out Alex to pretend to be interested in whatever dumb shit they saw on Twitter. Yep. That's what Alex's career has become, unless orbs are coming out of the ocean right now. In which case, again. We will look so stupid, but that's fine.

I accept that. I am willing to eat this one. Yep. Yep. So I think there's just something so, this is so serious. If you take it serious. Yeah. Which is to say, like, time travels real.

Elon Musk controls time and space. Sure. He's been using Alex as a conduit for disclosure. Naturally. Alex clearly is worshipping the devil and is going to hell and needs to repent. And all that is not including that we are being visited by interstellar beings at all times. Right. Left and right.

Orbs everywhere. Just explosions, just lights, just all of that. All of this is in the context of sponsored content with a dumb dumb that that Alex is doing so he doesn't have to talk about Trump. Yep. That's pretty insane. What's the, what's the thing where you could get a celebrity to like leave a birthday message or something? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's renting him out like a giant cameo.

That's what this is. This is like a play place hour. And when Alex was gone for that stretch where he may or may not have been drying out. Yeah. You know how I described it as like a shotgun mic kind of thing where hosts would cycle through. Yeah. I think they might kind of be experimenting with seeing if like, does he really need to be here?

Yeah. Does he need to do his show? Can we have him be a prop part of the furniture? Yeah. Like, I would imagine Bigley's trying to figure out like, what's our investment in this guy? Right. Well, I mean, you know, Jim Baker, right? He's practically dead.

Yeah. So what happens on his show now, I assume, is like, he sits there like the cryptkeeper and giggles whenever somebody tells an ironic story. I think his children mostly host it. Right. And he's not on it like all the time. Sure. So it's kind of like he'll come around sometime.

But yeah, I watched an episode and I wasn't comfortable with making fun of it. Yeah. Exactly. So yeah. But they're not letting him go. No. They're squeezing that rock for every bit of blood that they can get. Yeah.

And I think that Alex may have a similar destiny within his own company. And one of the things I think is a telltale sign of that is there's a interview coming up that who is with Joe Kent, who just recently quit in protest from the administration because he says that Trump is doing the bidding of Israel. Sure. And this is, you know, a get in some sense of an interview. Yeah. because he's real and he dropped out. Yeah. And what he's saying is a good way to jump off the train.

And he's one of like Tucker's buddies who Tucker went to bat for, which is one of the reasons that it was a point of division between him and like Nick Fuentes and those more overt Nazi types. Yeah. Is that they felt that Joe Kent was not hardcore enough. Now it's known. No, they still don't think he's hardcore enough. Amazing. But the thing that I'm saying, is that this interview is kind of a deal.

Like, it's kind of like, okay, you've got a relevant guy here. Sure. And Harrison Smith is doing it, not Alex. Wow. And I think that speaks volumes. Yeah. Alex wouldn't let someone else who works for him do the interview if he could. No.

Unless he's kind of somewhat checked out. Yeah. So. Yeah, that does seem tough. Because it's almost, I mean, maybe the easiest thing to bury in the world is a Heron-Smith interview. Yeah. Yeah. I think Harrison Smith might do a better job, honestly.

Sure. But Alex would never give up that kind of like, there's going to be headlines about me. Yeah. I mean, crazy, crazy. Why would you, why would, I wouldn't talk to Harrison Smith if I was him? I'd be like, oh, no, I'm not doing JV. You think I'm JV? Shit? Get the fuck out of here.

You think that I'm going to promote your interview with Joe. What do you think, man? Crazy. Are you going solo? I'm going to go on, I'm going to go talk to Tucker. But before that, I'm going to talk to Harrison Smith. Is that what you're telling me? Great.

Cool. Cool. Yeah. It's much like when The Rock came out with Black Adam. Yeah. The balance of power at Info Wars is shifting. Yeah. So I think that Alex needs to get right with God and I think he sucks, but at least this UFO shit, it was kind of funny.

It was fun. It was fun. So we'll see if this is the direction things keep going in as Alex loses more interest in supporting Trump. Yeah. But until we find out more, we have a website. Indeed we do. It's knowledge fight.com. Yep.

We'll be back. But until then, I'm Leo. I'm Leo. I'm Deasyx Clark. I am the mysterious professor. Who, yeah. And now here comes the sex. robots. Andy in Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding.

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