Knowledge Fight - #164: May 25, 2018

Episode Date: May 28, 2018

Today, Dan tells Jordan all about the May 25th episode of The Alex Jones Show. Dan breaks down some of the more completely idiotic "new items" Alex decides to cover, then the gents get to wrestle with the weirdest thing that's happened on the show in a long time: Alex has an interview with Michael Rotondo, the 30 year old who wouldn't move out of his parents' house. It's really messed up for everyone involved.

Andy and Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding. So Alex, I'm a first-time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes like to sit around, drink novelty beverages, and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Indeed we are, Dan.

Dan. Mmm. Dan. Mmm-hmm. I'm saying this very aggressively today. Mmm-hmm. Is there a goddamn hook to this podcast? Mmm-hmm.

You tell me what it is right goddamn now, Dan. Mmm-hmm. Don't you take that time? Mmm-hmm. Okay. Mmm-hmm. All right. Are we playing charades?

You can't make noise when we're playing charades. I'm just going to try and do this only in self-noises. This is a very visual medium podcasting. I was like, I can respond to you like, yes, in noises, but I can't say I know a lot about Alex Jones. It's hard to do. And you don't know anything about Alex Jones. I can't do that in self-noises, but that is the twist of the show.

I see. Guys, today we are going to be going over an episode that I, no exceptions, probably the most messages I've ever gotten from anybody, please cover this. Okay. All right. I'll say that no one needed to send us a message when Alex Jones went on air drunk and turned on Trump and said that he shoves

ISIS up his dirty asshole. No, that was, that was a comment. That was implied that that was going to be an emergency episode. Yeah. Yeah. Whereas today we're going to be going over Friday, May 25th, 2018, the most times that people got in touch with me. I'd like to give a thank you out too.

Did something happen? Yeah. What day is today? It's Sunday when we're recording. Okay. All right. Friday is what we're going over. I am completely out of the, with my schedule, it has been like,

I don't even know what's going on in the world right now. Is it, did it get better? What? The world? Yeah. No. People who have sent emails about buttons, they're coming. They are.

I'm shitty at getting back to people about emails because I've been doing a whole lot of research into some stuff this month along with your being busy with the club, comedy club. And so I've just been terrible about correspondence. I'll get back to everybody as soon as I can. But this, the first, I can't, I don't, I don't have all the people who requested that I cover this. Okay.

Do we cover this? But this is a lot. I will just give a shout out to the first person who did. Thank you to Dakota for pointing this out. Policy Wonk, Dakota, we appreciate keeping your eyes and ears open. Yes. I will, I will withhold my thanks pending the situation that arises. Also, I'd like to give a shout out to a new donor.

I'd like to thank someone who just signed up with the team. We really appreciate it. You are now a policy Wonk Connor. I'm a policy Wonk. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. Connor McLeod, the immortal. The bid is back.

The bid is back. Anytime there's a Highlander reference to be made, my friend, the bit comes back. No, what about Highlander to the quickening? What a reference to that. Something that is much better than Highlander to the quickening was it was it, why did they go into the future? That was such a weird movie.

It's been Highlander to was one of the weirdest. I think it was 15 years since I've seen it. So I can not answer any questions. I think it's one of those movies where somebody wrote a different movie and they were like, it's a Highlander movie. So like Mario to. Yeah. Yeah.

Just like whatever. Another shout I'd like to give is someone who is a raptor princess. Oh, shit. We, I told you that we got a couple back loaded. Yeah. So we got a, and this clip is way too long. Yeah, I was going to say, should I go to the bathroom real quick? What are we doing?

One raptor princess per episode. That's our rule. Okay. I'd like to give a very special thank you to this person. She's wonderful. She's been around for quite a while now as a, as a fan and someone who's so supportive since sent some really nice emails and is just, just the best. And we really appreciate it.

We can't thank you enough out there. Maria. Thank you so much. You are now a raptor princess. I'm a policy walk. Four stars. Go home to your mother and tell her you're brilliant. Son was going to keep going.

Son of my son. I mean, look at the poop. Daddy shark. Jar Jar Binks has a Caribbean black accent. He's a loser little, little kitty baby. I don't want to hate black people. I renounce Jesus Christ. I know how to read.

I am out of control. I've never really seen a lot of white racism in my life. I really haven't. I bet you money. There are few living black people that have been abused by white people as much as I have been abused by black people at all. Hitler, Joseph Stalin, both those guys were complete badasses, complete studs. Welcome to McDonald.

May I help you? I'm Betty Sanders. Thank you so much, Maria. We really appreciate it. And if you, if you're out there listening and you like to support the show and you don't know exactly how you can go check out our website, knowledge, right.com, click, support the show. We would appreciate it.

Anyway, it's not a complicated process. Not at all. No, no, no, no. And I have something that I would like to say that is a new bonus for the listeners. Dan, your hand is raised. I will call upon you. Thank you.

Yes. For a while now, we've been, I've been getting slight criticism from people, some of them who watch the live streams in your world. That means they said something to you. And because they were saying it to you, you're like, I, what do you mean? What are you criticizing me about? Huh? What do you, what do you think I'm doing wrong?

Now, I, I, I agree with you in, in some sense. Hey, Dan, I think it would be nice. What, what are you saying? I'm not doing enough. Huh? Is that what you're saying? I don't mean criticism in a way. I know.

I don't mean criticism in a sense that I'm defensive about it. Okay. But a critique or something like that, a suggestion. A literary criticism. Exactly. That's the, in the same way that like you and I have a conversation could be an argument though we're not fighting. We're having, there's an argument, but you know, yes, cares.

It doesn't carry with it the negative connotations that it might otherwise. So there's been some criticism. Um, and I would like to let you know, yes, uh, I am when this episode comes out, seven days, no cigarettes. Congratulations. Thank you. So there's been a number of people who suggested that I stop smoking. All right.

All right. That's not really a criticism. That's like a criticism. No, that's a hope for you. Let me translate it. You smoke too much. That's a criticism. They were trying to say it.

And I was like, we want you to stay around. We don't want you to get lung cancer. We love you, Dan. It's a critique. Please take care of yourself. And now on the other hand, nobody has sent me that message. So I think everybody's critique is Jordan. Maybe keep going.

You didn't, you may, maybe you need it. I think there have been the messages on the chat room during the livestreams. I think have been combined. Okay. Both of you smoke too much. No, I think it was just you. Um, I, I would like to, I'd like to say, uh, I appreciate people who've sent, uh, messages that have been encouraging that direction.

And, uh, you know, it's one of those things where I've always meant to, I'm always meaning to, and it's at a moment where I'm like, I don't need to mean to anymore. I don't want to. That's, that's some self-actualization right there. So what it's, I'm proud of you. Thank you. It's, it's all part of it.

It only took a lot of messages from a couple, a couple. And hitting, and hitting the right moment or whatever. And it's been fascinating. I've really had no sincere urges to smoke in that. How long have you been off? Well, as we're recording this six days. No shit. Yeah.

God, I'm the worst friend. Why? Because I know nothing. Well, my schedule is stupid. We've barely been able to talk this week because of your, your shows. And it's terrible. I've been, I've been working 18, 20 hour days on some research. Right.

Stuff like I'm, I'm in the weeds. Yeah. You're in trouble. Yeah. Um, and so, uh, but yeah, it's, it's, uh, it's interesting. And I, uh, you know, I don't know what else to say. Let's just jump into the episode. No, no, no.

Here's what it was. Here's what it was. The, the issue that I'm, I'm dealing with in many ways is like, I'm realizing that, or this is what hit me about a week ago or so. Is that I have an opportunity that's unlike an opportunity that will ever come up in my life ever again. And it's an opportunity that most people don't have ever. Going to Austin on June 15th, doors open at nine.

Bingo. So I got to quit smoking. No, it's, I'm already starting to have anxiety dreams where nobody shows up. It's terrible. I think based on the Facebook invite, we, we can expect at least a few people. All right. All right. Uh, but it's, it's not that, although that is a piece of it, it's that

we've created a thing and people who've responded to it in such a way that they've been very supportive and I'm able to make my job doing this. I get to live the life that I desire to live. I don't have to have a boss or anything like that other than, you know, uh, stopping smoking when the listeners say you should stop kidding. That's not a man at all. And I work three jobs. Standup isn't a job.

All right. Fair enough. But then why am I doing it six nights a week? That's a massive. That's a good question. Um, the, the, I don't know. I'm going to cut this part out. No, no, no.

You sincerely want, uh, to, uh, live up to the, uh, support of our listeners. It's not even that it's that I'm starting to recognize and appreciate the situation that I'm in and that a lot of the excuses that I've made for things in the past don't fly anymore. The idea that like, Oh, I don't have time to meditate. You know what? What the fuck? Why don't you?

That's a fair point. You don't have to sit on two hours of the train to get to and from work. That's true. You don't have that constraint. Oh, I don't have time to record my dreams when I wake up in the morning in order to advance dream recall. So I can get back to the days when I used to be able to lose a dream. Yes, you do.

You do have that time. All right. Stop making the excuses. I don't have the time to stop smoking. It doesn't even take time, you know, you know, all of these, all of these things that I've aspired to, whether it take time or effort. I have the ability to do those things now and it would be disrespectful to myself and to everybody if I didn't do them.

God damn it. We're all watching you grow as a person. A little bit. It's beautiful. And then it's beautiful. Smash cut to next week. I was going to say, I'm lighting two cigarettes for you at the same time. I got to catch up, man.

I got to catch up. And then I'm doing heroin. Yeah, that probably well, that's not going to stop. I got to go talk to Barry Cooper. Get some Ibogaine. Anyway, Jordan, let's get this show started. Let's do it. You got a hard out and we have a fun out of context drop from today's episode.

I'm crazy. So I can't go nuts. All right. All right. All right. What is this? Is this an old Western or is he dropping aphorisms like bombs? What's going on here?

This should get you amped for what we have in front of us for this episode. So are you saying he's going to go nuts? Oh, man. He, this is, I, I've posted this in a comment on the, uh, our Facebook group. Go home and tell your mother you're brilliant. I stand, I stand behind this. Uh-huh. I've listened to hundreds of episodes of Alex Jones's show.

I've never heard anything like this in my life. No shit. There's something that happens on this episode that is surreal on a level that is not to be believed. All right. Now I'm excited. It tracks. And once I explain why it makes sense, it'll make total weight.

It does make sense. It does. What he says makes sense. No. Okay. He's crazy. Thank you. So he can't go nuts.

He's nuts. And that's why he's crazy. Exactly. Like a fox. If you look at like, if you just take a snapshot of what happens on this episode, you'd be like, well, I'll be damned. You'd be very confused. Okay.

But on closer analysis, it makes total sense. All right. It's still stupid and funny, but it makes total sense. Anyway, we have a bit of a rhetoric to get through before we. So you're saying this is an episode of growing pants? More or less. You take the good, you take the bad. There you go.

What do you have left? You have Alex Jones having a ridiculous guest on his show. Spoiler alert. It involves a guest. Okay. All right. KRS one is back. No, it's not.

Okay. It's guru. Game star. It's not. So. Talib Gwally is stopping by the studio. I mean, he did the Chris Gatherd show. Exactly.

Why not? Very different shows. Okay. Anyway, in this first clip that we're going to listen to, we have a bit of rhetoric to get through and dumb shit that Alex says, which is just, you know, it's fun to check in on that a little bit in the present day. So here is the, here's the first one. He's rambling about how the globalists are making a world for robots.

They don't need humans anymore. They don't want them anymore. The future that's being built for robots. Sounds good. But everything's being set up where it's a post human future. That is the stated global compact of the fortune 100. And that's what Elon Musk has warned you about. Nope.

It's what Bill Joy has warned you about. Nope. It's what the unabomber who was in the MK ultra mind control program as a volunteer, or Kaczynski has warned you about that actually. And you know, he thought just bomb technology heads and cause a revolution against technology because he thinks there's no way to adopt all this and survive. He didn't really cause a revolution. No.

And the reason I mentioned MK ultra is there's a lot of lawsuits that have been filed. I went to get to that on like Tuesday and I didn't. Can you guys pull me that out of the stack and also yesterday's stack? I wanted to get into the declassification of the CIA running the media in the sixties and ordering them to use the term conspiracy theory to criticize anyone exposing the planetary plan. I thought we should show all this for people. It's all coming out right now. He's just making all this up.

Yeah. The planetary plan. The planet plan. Plan plan. I was going to say that seems a little redundant. So this is something he talks about a lot. Maybe you should just call it the planetary, you know, and bold plan. That would kill two birds with one stone.

Absolutely. It's like a portmanteau, but not. It's hard verbally, but on the page you'd get it. Yeah. This is something, this isn't new. And him talking about it being like this has just been declassified is nonsense. I mean, Trump didn't release most of the JFK documents. No.

He did. Don't involve this at all. And we've already had the planetary plan for a long time. Beastie boys released it. Absolutely. Interplanetary plan. Yeah. This is the reason they bring up JFK.

This is what this is. This is what this is surrounding. So this is a common argument that conspiracy theorists make. CIA either created or popularized or redefined the term conspiracy theorist. Or there were a lot of oars there. It could be literally anything. That's because there's a lot of different branches. Either did this or they did this or they did that or they did something else.

Probably. Yeah. Yeah. They did one of them. But there's very, you pick your one. There's conspiracy theorists that wear each of those hats. Oh, you know, like there's this school of thought. There's this school of thought.

All of them. All of them aluminum foil. Fedoras. So this was all in the wake of the JFK estimation. And the reason that they suspect that they did this or they claim that they did this was in order to discredit anyone who dared to disagree with the findings of the war and commission. Almost uniformly, they point to a CIA document called dispatch 1035-960, which is

released as part of the FOIA request in 1976 made by the New York Times. This document does not or it does include the word conspiracy and does suggest ways folks can argue against these conspiracies about Oswald not acting alone and what have you. But a close reading does not reveal that it says that we should quote, make the term conspiracy theorist popular in order to discredit critics, which is the allegation that they make. Right.

Actually in that dispatch, they said that none shall dare call it a conspiracy. I believe it's not. That's another dispatch. No, isn't that what they did? That's another dispatch. Working 18 hours a day. All right. All right.

So some people are taking out of the text in a way that's completely unwarranted. This is also, if you read the dispatch, it's very clearly a document that's made and meant for non-domestic use, which is what the CIA is supposed to be about. Right. There isn't it against the law for them to work on home soil. And based on what is in this document, you'd really have to be kind of dumb or intentionally obtuse to not recognize that this is about foreign media. And stuff like that.

And stuff like that. Dan. What? That's where we live. Oh, yes, it is. That cross-section? That's knowledge fight. That's where we are.

Here's two really important quotes from that that should be pretty illuminating in terms of what this is about. In U.N. dose of such seriousness affects not only the individual concerned, but also the whole reputation of the American government. So the reputation of the American government is being reflected in the eyes of foreign folks. Right. Right.

Right. Right. Counter speculation by encouraging reference to the commission's report itself. Where possible, counter speculation by encouraging reference to the commission's report itself. Open-minded foreign readers should still be impressed by the care, thoroughness, objectivity and speed with which the commission works. This is... So they even had to put it in a manual.

Where possible. Point to proof. Yeah. Exactly. Point to the proof that we have. Don't point to speculation. Point to primary sources. Yeah.

Yeah. And then open-minded foreign readers should be, you know, they should get it. They should understand it. Right. It's very clear that it's an attempt to preserve the image of the U.S. government in foreign countries, which falls under the CIA's purview. Kind of. Whether you disagree with them existing in the first place or not, I think there's an

interesting argument you could have. They're in their realm. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So moreover, what's important? Their scope of practice. The conspiracy theorist has existed in its current form, meaning the exact same thing

that it does today. Ooh, ooh, I'm going to go with, like, something absurd, like 800 AD or something like that. That would be great. It has to be something absurd. Like, it's like the 1700s at least, right? Not too far off. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, there's the earliest reference... Those fucking liars.

The earliest reference that's listed in there is 1870. Okay. So that's still a ways back. Yeah. The CIA was formed in 1947, so that makes the idea that they created the term pretty much impossible. The idea that they popularized it again seems impossible, since going back to the late 1800s, the terms being used in such diverse settings as theosophical journals where they're talking

about Helena Blavatsky and that being a conspiracy, the Rhodes Journal of Finance, and the American Historical Review. It's been a popularly known widely used term for over, right, about 150 years. It was the same term they used whenever the rich people tried to assassinate a FDR. The business coup. Yeah, the business coup. Yeah. Plot.

Yeah. So... I prefer coup. Alex would then, at this point, if I were having an argument with him about this, he would say, what about Operation Mockingbird? All right. Let's get into Operation Mockingbird. And that's when I would tell him that I understand that you believe that Operation Mockingbird

is about the CIA taking over the media in the 1950s, but unfortunately, that is not what it was. In 2007, a report called Family Joules was declassified. Are you aware of this? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Run the Family Joules. Exactly. I don't remember it.

Yeah. It ran down all the things that the CIA had done that would probably be considered illegal. In the report, there was a mention of something called Project Mockingbird, which was described thusly. Quote, Project Mockingbird, a telephone intercept activity, was conducted between 12th of March 1963 and 15th of June 1963, and targeted two Washington-based newsmen who, at the time, had been publishing news articles based on and frequently quoting classified materials of this agency and others, including Top Secret and Special Intelligence.

The CIA were spying on journalists trying to ascertain how they had Top Secret intel. This makes the name of the operation make more sense, seeing as Mockingbirds are primarily known for mimicking sounds made by other birds and insects in the wild, not necessarily understanding what they're communicating, just as the CIA had reason to believe that these journalists are just repeating things that they may or may not have known was Top Secret and information. Right. So.

Alex was actually talking about that horrible expose on that, that just monster Atticus Finch. That's what he was talking about. The sequel. Yeah. He's more into it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Where he goes back full races.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the goal. Yeah. And then the mouth even Finch came to our side. Gives us some hope. So this would be, it'd be fucking stupid of me to sit here and say that the CIA doesn't have relationships with the media or anything like that. All I'm saying is that Alex Jones' argument by just yelling project Mockingbird and shit

that doesn't match up with reality. So the CIA. It is him repeating something that he's heard before though, without actually knowing what he's talking about. So that fits perfectly. So the church committee looked into a lot of the CIA's activities and they released the church report in 1976 and it laid out most of it. Largely, the CIA maintained a network of several hundred foreigners who they used to sway opinion

in the press of foreign countries, which again, I'm not into, I'm not super into that, but it is what they are for. Yeah. I don't know. So, I mean, in this, in this situation, it's less like they're doing spycraft and more like they're running PR propaganda, yeah, foreign propaganda. And I mean, like, again, I think that that's kind of disrespectful to the people of those countries, but whatever.

Anyway, they also found that quote, approximately 50 of the agency's assets are individual American journalists or employees of the US media organizations. That sounds scary, but it's super important to consider the context that comes later in the document. One of the things they have, they bring up is that about half of those people aren't actually employees of those media companies, they're freelancers or something like that. All right. Contribute articles periodically, but also this is super important.

More than a dozen United States news organizations and commercial publishing houses formerly provided cover for CIA agents abroad. A few of these organizations were unaware that they provided this cover. A lot of the intersection of the CIA and the media is the CIA using media organizations as unwitting cover stories for their agents. Either way, this is far more complicated than saying that the media took over. I got taken over by the CIA in 1952. So that was like some real spycraft kind of shit where they were, they were clandestinely

operating, hiding in plain sight, using the media to protect themselves. Yep. All right, that's clever. Yeah. So there is, I mean, fine. There is this overlap that you could say like, oh, that's the CIA trying to infiltrate the media in order to put stories through that serve their interests domestically. Or it could be, I get a job, I work for the CIA, I get a job with Time Magazine in order

for it to make sense for me to be overseas somewhere, doing a secret investigation. No one gets really suspicious about it because I work for time or something like that. There's a lot of that. See, now this doesn't bother me so much because I, I would prefer a, like in my Pollyanna there are still spies. Like, spycraft is fun, but with no stakes. Like nobody is going to win or lose. It's just everybody stealing shit, like it's really more, I want Ocean's 11 spycraft.

Fair. Like everybody's trying to pull off a big get. It's more fun. Yeah, it's just more fun. The world is a more fun place where somebody's rifling through trash trying to find some documents or whatever. A smash and grab job is no fun. No.

The Lothansa heist is fun. Amazing. Yeah. So anyway. And that's how we explain war. Exactly. So that has all been a little bit long, but it's my way of saying that the CIA did not create or popularize or tell the media to use the term conspiracy theorist.

That's all a load of horse shit as is this dispatch document and using it to say that it means anything. So it's, I hate, I think the CIA has done a lot of really horrible shit in their time. Oh yeah. But so I that's why we had to appoint a torturer as the director. But in this, I mean, you can't not. But that's why that would be like not appointing Oliver North to be the head of the NRA. Totally.

You got to do it. But that's why it pains me to have to sit here and explain like, yeah, they're not bad on this one. They're they're wrong about that. They didn't do that. Right. They suck. Yeah, but it's the same thing we do with Soros all the time.

But that's what they have to do in these kinds of things, because they actually support the really awful shit the CIA does. So they have to invent reasons to dislike the CIA because they can't be like, yeah, the CIA tortures people. We're totally on board with that. We love the CIA. That's a good point. But to be fair, I mean, Alex hasn't talked about it lately, but he has been pretty consistent

generally over the years being anti-tortures. So they just want to share, share, fine, whatever. He's also dumb. And this next clip is real dumb, real dumb. All right, but make no mistake when you hear about Weinstein, oh, no, being indicted for multiple felony counts of rape and sexual abuse, torture, basically, that's all because of the American people standing up to the media, to Hollywood, to the bullies and getting Donald John Trump elected.

Now, I told you from CIA, MI6, Army, Navy, Marine Corps sources, many of which have been on the show by name, that Trump's one of his main planks was going after sex trafficking. These are talking about Sawman Sawyer, but hold on, this clip's not done. And not just the Garden Variety, but the Harvey Weinstein on the plane of the Alita Express owner who has been convicted of trafficking young girls to his slave aisle. So he's trying to come up with the name Jeffrey Epstein, but he can't come up with it because he's just like, I can't, I can't remember the bit. I can't remember the bit.

Why isn't he, why isn't he pulling Allison Macken? That seems like a slam dunk. He does, he does bring it up later, but he says, like, you think I didn't know about the nexium cult? Like, sure, no, you absolutely did not. Son of a bitch, you did. So, so it, here's the thing, based on this clip and the insane, insane thing that he just said, in a certain way, he might be correct.

No, yes, no, yes. All right. So, by electing Donald Trump, women realized fucking no one's coming. So we might as well have to do this shit ourselves. Right. So the Me Too movement is not, it's not like Trump helped it, but he's caused it with his evil, evil, evil. He's a rapist.

I find he's a fucking rapist. We have a lot to go. How can you? Okay. All right. All right. Five, five, five, five, five, five. I find, I find a lot of that, like he helped the Me Too movement by making it

serious or whatever argument. I find a lot of that to be pretty untasteful. No, it's stupid. It's uncompelling, but also, I just, I think that, you know, there are people who tried to speak up about it before and were threatened by Mossad agents that, you know, Weinstein had hired and shit like that. Yeah. So there's like, he was spying on people and stalking them and shit like that.

Yeah. The same ones that Donald Trump hired from Cambridge Analytica. Interesting. Yeah. So at the end there, Alex is trying to bring up how he always talks about how Clinton was on jets with Epstein, their buddies and all this stuff. So is Trump. I, but I realized we've never actually really discussed the details of it.

And so I went and looked it up. I looked into it and I researched this. I'm going to tell you a little bit about the friendship of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, the guy who runs the Lolita Express that Alex talks about all the time and uses to beat like a foam bat over Bill Clinton's head. This is from the New York magazine, an article called Jeffrey Epstein, International Money Man of Mystery that came out in 2002, six years before it was revealed that he was a guy who liked to lure underage girls to his mansion.

Quote, Epstein likes to tell people that he's a loner, a man who's never touched alcohol or drugs and one whose nightlife is far from energetic. And yet, if you talk to Donald Trump, a different Epstein emerges. Quote, I've known Jeff for 15 years. Terrific guy. Terrific guy. Trump booms from a speakerphone. Great.

Quote, he's a lot of fun to be with. It's even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do. No, no, what? Hold on. It's even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do. And many of them are on the younger side. Oh, no doubt about it. Jeffrey enjoys his social life.

All right. All right. All right. So Donald Trump, Donald Trump just said, no doubt about it. He's a pedophile. You like beautiful women on the young side. And let me tell you something. I am not going to say something incriminating right now.

He's a terrific guy. I love hanging out with him. He loves young women. And I'm always there while he's there with young women. I don't ask for an ID. I'm just there and what I'm Donald Trump. You know, sometimes they just come over me and I am a pedophile, too. So this is from 2002 years before it was public knowledge

that he was a pedophile and had a plane where he would, you know, I mean, who knows all these years before we find out that Donald is a pedophile and Donald Trump clearly, if you read that quote, you know that he knows. Oh, of course he fucking knows. So here's in retrospect, it doesn't get more knowing wink to the camera than that. Right. So here's an article from the Daily Beast from November 29th, 2017. Quote, in a previously unreported comment to the now defunct maximum golf magazine, Donald Trump singled out.

I can't imagine why that went defunct. Donald Trump singled out a young socialite at his club at Mar-a-Lago by telling a reporter, quote, there's nothing in the world like first rate pussy. OK. All right. The remark never made its way to print as a top. Oh, and in maximum golf, they didn't have the they didn't have the balls to toss that one in there as a top in maximum golf. They didn't break the Donald Trump loves pussy story.

A top editor of the magazine forbade the reporter from putting it in the publication. But the former journalist who wrote the article, Michael Corcoran and another editor both confirmed that it was said by Trump as Corcoran followed him around at his Florida golf club for a profile. In 2000, Corcoran was a guest on Trump's 727 that weekend, and he wasn't the only one. The article published in Maximum Golf magazine notes Trump had to wait at the Marine Terminal for now-discraced pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein

and his society gal pal, Miss Maxwell, who has since been accused of by dozens of women of running what amounted to a sex slave ring. Corcoran, who didn't know the pair at the time, remembers Trump standing in the doorway of the plane, yelling to them, you broke the cardinal rule, Jeffrey, never be late for someone else's plane, though not mentioned in the article, kill him, though not mentioned in the article. What? Not mentioned in the article. Corcoran now recalls a young woman boarding with them.

God, quote. I honestly couldn't guess her age, but she was young, made to look a bit older. He says, adding that nothing untoward happened during the flight. Trump's friendship with Epstein isn't news. Before the mysterious financier was jailed for operating a sexual pyramid scheme where he allegedly paid minors around $200 for sexual massages that included groping and rape. Epstein was a regular at Mar-a-Lago and had, according to a sworn deposition

from Epstein's brother, ferried the future president at least once on his plane. It has never been reported that Trump returned the favor, which he did. Yeah. Now here is from a New York Daily News article that came out on March 21st, 2017. Headline, Trump's labor nominee reportedly made court deal with a notorious billionaire sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, quote. Epstein, a billionaire money manager and one time acquaintance of Trump's served 13 months in prison after pleading guilty to one

count of soliciting an underage girl for prostitution in 2008. Court papers show the relatively light sentence prompted widespread outrage as federal prosecutors had alleged that the 64 year old Epstein sexually abused at least 40 girls, some of them who were apparently as young as 13. Great. Epstein's brief prison stint was the result of a non-prosec- brief. Mm hmm. Do you say brief prison stint? 13 months. That's brief for that.

For what he was. Why did he get a brief prison sentence? Well, interesting. It was the. That is not OK. It was brief. Should not be anywhere near that. My man. Prison sentence where he died miserably beaten to death is a great sentence there.

My man. His brief prison stint was the result of a non-prosecution agreement drawn up by Trump's labor pick, Alexander Acosta, who at the time served as the U.S. Attorney in Miami. The Washington Post first reported on Tuesday. Trump's first labor secretary nominee, Andrew Puzder, pulled his name from consideration last month after it was revealed that he had hired an undocumented housekeeper and been accused of domestic violence by his ex-wife.

He has the best people. He's the best people. Can't can't we actually like with this shit? Isn't it technically legal for the cops to seize all of their property? Should be under civil forfeiture, right? Like, if you can if you can steal somebody's house because somebody had some weed in there, if if Ebsen was at Mar-a-Lago running a sex ring, guess what? We get Mar-a-Lago now.

Fuck you. It it's there's no billionaire. There's no billionaire where you just have a FBI agent go through a file and you don't find some horrifying crime in there. There's a there's if you become a billionaire, you're already a criminal. It's it's bad. It's real bad. Damn it.

So Epstein, the rich, you know, that's supposed to be a metaphor. I mean it physically now. I want to chew on Donald Trump's fucking leg. He and he and Epstein were clearly pretty good friends for years, years and years. Yeah. And clearly up with the same girls clearly as far back as 2002. He was aware that he liked and 15 years before the women. Yeah.

Well, I mean, who knows if. Well, he's probably lying. That could have come in in year seven. Yeah, what? Who knows? But he was aware of it and that didn't stop him from being friends with him. They had he was a regular at Mar-a-Lago where actually one of the people who worked at Mar-a-Lago has accused this other person, Miss Maxwell, of trying to

recruit her into the sex operation while she worked at Mar-a-Lago. Great. So there is there's all this. And then you have the guy who cut a deal for Epstein to not have to do much prison time mysteriously getting picked as the labor secretary. Coincidence. Right. Absolutely a coincidence.

But when Trump becomes president, there's the appearance of a little bit of help me. How do you help? This is this is the most blatantly evil administration I think we've ever had. It's real bad. Like our second little bit. Our second one was like was like the teapot dome scandal. Like what are you talking about? This is the most blatantly criminal organization that's ever run the United States.

Yeah, that's not good. No. Um, so I gotta, I have to skip some stuff. Yeah, I'm sorry. There's no way we're going to make it in time. I'm sorry. So I'm going to skip this next clip. Uh, it's just about, I can't skip it though.

I'll just not get into it as deeply, but this is important because Alex reveals who one of the sources of information is and it's not good. So that's all coming up. But I told you this was happening. There's like an eight-fold arrest of child traffickers, pedophiles. We're not talking about people that just have some child porn. We're talking about the producers up and it's happening all over the country. And that's why the Democrats are so rattled because their extortion system is

based on this and Trump knows all about it from, who did I tell you back in November last year? No. Side days before the election, two days before you went public in Breitbart. I was told by high level people in the CIA and Pentagon that Eric Prince was quarterbacking this move with Trump. Now, I didn't know that was true for my sources, though they've been really accurate. Three, four days later, he's in Breitbart saying, yes, it's true.

So credit goes for credit to do Eric Prince. Yes. The former founder of Blackwater that the, that the, that the left torturer war criminal murder is that what is that catch? Why did Blackwater get blamed for all the stuff that other mercenary groups did? So just for fun, Alex, you know, in the past, super against Blackwater. If you go back to 2009, he fucking hates them. He calls them murdering scumbags.

He just, he's right. In 2009 nailed it goes on and on about how they're committing war crimes. He sounds much like you're muttering a second ago. Yeah, it's insane. I just, I just, I like, I, this is, this is what I fuck, fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, you, me, fuck, fuck him. I just, I, why can't anybody just actually fucking believe anything? Right. Like, why can't he at least still believe that?

Can't you give me one fucking thing that you actually fucking believe in? No, it's everything, everything is fucking negotiable. Something happened. God damn it. We're going to get to it as we go through the past. God damn you. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it.

All right. I've got you covered. All right. It's fucking fine. So, but the other thing is I looked into this and I searched the entirety of Breitbart's back catalog and can only find one article that's relevant at all to the topic that Alex is talking about that involves Eric Prince that came out in November. And it's from November 4th, 2016, not 2017.

And all it is is about Anthony Wiener's laptop. And it's revealing that maybe there are inside forces involved that seek to over dramaticize that. Yeah. And lie about what was in it in order to force an investigation. Right. I don't know if that's the case, but if you read that article and read Eric Prince's words and know what a slimy piece of shit he is. He's a fucking garbage, man. It kind of sounds like, because he's dropping all this stuff that isn't true.

Like, listen to this. Wiener and Huma Abedin, his wife, the closest advisor of Hillary Clinton for 20 years have both flipped. Like he's saying shit like that. That didn't happen. He's lying. He's creating a false reality. Anyway. He is a man who was never born with a heart and where his brain is supposed to be, there is a garbage bag filled with farts.

He's a fucking monster. Yeah, he's a complete pile of shit. So also, in other news, Donald Trump got played like a pro by North Korea. He didn't understand that they do not want to denuclearize. They have no interest in unilateral disarmament. Currently, there's a better chance of North Korea becoming a better ally to South Korea. Than us entirely possible. That makes more sense.

So then Trump, both Koreas are like, wait a second. Maybe the reason that we've been fighting this long is because America's fucking garbage. Are they the ones who, oh, oh, so Trump, Trump, maybe if maybe we should be more like North Korea. That's really what South Korea do should do. The only way for them to stay safe is to just bail on America and be like, hey, North Korea, can we have some of your nukes? I bet we could make them better. So Trump got really petty and decided to cancel his staged meeting between himself and Kim Jong-un. Hilarious.

And here's Alex's take on it. Well, North Korea has blown up their nuclear side a few days ago. They've released the video. That is a big victory for America and Trump. Even if the summit's been canceled for now, that's just part of the negotiation process due to John Bolton and others trying to sabotage things. But we'll continue to try that. That sounds true. So I actually buy.

That's interesting. I mean, they did blow up the Pongyi read, Pongyi read nuclear testing site. And they will suspiciously not allow outside countries to take a look and confirm whether or not that destroyed their nuclear system. See, but here's the thing, for that reason and others, it's absurd to say that this is a victory. I'm going to read to you from an article in The Independent from an article that came out on November 2nd, 2017. A reported tunnel collapse at North Korea's key nuclear testing site is sparked fears of a major radiation leak. At least 100 workers at the Pongyi read nuclear site are feared to have died in the accident that happened around 10th of September, following the regime's sixth atomic test earlier that month. Japanese broadcaster TV Asahi reported.

Then go a little bit further into the future. And this is from CNN. North Korea announced on April 20th that the country had, quote, realized nuclear weaponization and would no longer need to test nuclear weapons. To demonstrate its commitment, it said it would destroy the nuclear test site. Right. No weapons inspectors or non-perliferation experts were invited to witness the event of the destruction that happened a couple of days ago here in present day. And it was unclear whether the explosions rendered the tunnel inoperable or only caused limited damage. Before Thursday's explosions, experts had warned that the tunnel's destruction could destroy valuable evidence of the state of North Korea's weapons programs. They told CNN that they would want to take samples as well as radiation counters to assess the levels in the atmosphere.

Journalists who attempted to take radiation measuring equipment into North Korea said it was confiscated. Also, we have no idea if that was their only nuclear testing site. We don't have any really solid intelligence about what they're up to. So celebrating this as a victory seems foolish. Premature, at least. I think maybe we're only at put up a banner that says mission accomplished levels of confirming it, which, as we know, is the lowest level of confirming things. Yeah. Yeah.

So in this next clip, I'm sorry, I'm rushing through some of this stuff because I do think it's important to deal with the narratives that he has. But we do also need a good chunk of time to go over the most important part, which is the interview that we're about to get to. Okay. But for now, we have to listen to this and this is Alex lying about the EU. They're coming after the internet in America, using the EU. They're not draconianly implemented. And China is democratically because the Chinese dictator, he went to Davos 15 months ago last year. Point of order.

Trump was at Davos also. Don't think about it. And he said, I will hold the New World Order up. I will hold the Euro up. We will defeat Trump. And Yooker shook his hand and said, quote, we're going to have a trade war with America and we're going to remove Trump and we're going to defeat America. He said, quote, Alex said, quote, there. Right.

So this is a quote. So this is clearly a quote. This is a quote. And he said it with that same inflection too, because Alex, as we know, is a great impressionist. Oh, absolutely. Yeah. He didn't say that. He gave a speech where he responded to Trump's threats to impose heavily increased tariffs on steel and aluminum imported to the EU.

This would have been majorly disruptive to many industries, such as the German auto manufacturing industry, which represents about a fifth of the country's exports. What Yooker said was, quote, we will continue our negotiations with the United States, but we refuse to negotiate under threat. So in response to Trump's proposals, some people in the EU started preparing for a trade war from the Chicago Tribune, quote, EU trade commissioner Cecilia Maelstrom. Perfect name. Great name. Yeah. Cecilia Maelstrom? Mael Maelstrom?

Oh, I thought you said, I thought you said like giant fucking whirlpool storm in the middle of the ocean. Like, yeah, you are the right person for this gig. It's really close to Maelstrom said Wednesday that the EU is circulating among member states a list of US goods to target with tariffs so that it can respond as quickly as possible, which would essentially be the state of trade war. Quote, this is another quote. This is also from Yooker. This is basically a stupid process. The fact that we have to do this, but we have to do it. We can also do stupid.

That's a little bit of a different. What Alex, Alex, you're just saying countries threatened with trade war are like, OK, well, I guess we have to trade war then. So we might as well be prepared. You guys are fucking stupid. So dumb. The idea you're proposing, but we've got to respond. Yeah, I mean, because otherwise you will destroy our economy. Yeah.

And this next clip, this clip isn't done at the way you calls America Children America. Reach for Calvin. America says when I need my blankie. So the way this clip ends is shocking. But we have to get through some bullshit to get there. But that was in the foreign news, a hereditary grandson of the most powerful Nazi family in Germany, the Yonkers, the damn bombers were called Yonkers. I don't care. I mean, so is the store Yonkers, which just went out of business.

So there you go. And then a part of New York Yonkers. Yeah, there you go. I don't, I don't, I don't care anymore about these. You're descended from a Nazi stuff. I don't really care anymore. Yeah, because you're not Alex and you are. So there you go.

But Alex is descended from Confederate royalty. Right. So I mean, like, I just don't care. I don't care who the sins of the father don't fall to the son unless the son carries up the work of the father. That's how I would put it. I just don't care anymore. This is stupid. It is stupid.

The domination factories, everything. Yonker. He told us I'm going to defeat you. Didn't. And Hollywood. And the communist and the Islamicist and the E.U. And the chai comms are all against us. And the average leftist doesn't even know it, doesn't even care and thinks I'm the enemy.

What we're trying to do with Trump is save something. You idiot. Save something. We have been completely sold out. You fools. You got S.O.B. Nazis telling us that they're going to defeat us. But just like you were arrogant before, you're going to get your ass handed to you.

Yonker and your Chinese Communist dictator and that Nazi collaborator Soros. You are all going to pay. You're going to get beat America will defeat you. Russia will defeat you. The you're going to get your asses kicked politically. We know what's going on now. What? Why did you bring Russia in there?

What was that? You could have just not done it. I think it's because I think it's because he got too excited. I legitimately think that's probably a Freudian slip. Yeah, absolutely. Because what he normally would say is we're going to defeat you. The Republic is going to defeat you or the West is going to defeat you. But he can't say the West because he's fighting the EU or whatever it is.

He's fucking fine. He's fighting the West. Well, the West is going to defeat the West. It's about time. They're at their Greenwich Mean Time. We're the West Central Time Zone. Creaming out to break with Russia will defeat you. Yeah, just doesn't feel good.

No, it's right. It doesn't feel good. It's time. This is the problem without stupid. These people are. Yeah, it's terrible. You are constantly yelling about not colluding with other foreign powers. And at the same time, you're like, yeah, we colluded.

I mean, no big deal. All these people are in bed with foreign governments. And man, do I love this one that seems to hate our country. Also, by the way, I understand why all this is happening now. I have a piece of information from 2009 that I think that we have. We got a smoking gun of sorts. Not really. But there's a piece.

I don't think Alex is into America. I that's that we'll go over it on our next episode. This is a little bit of a tease. I don't think Alex likes America. Well, at least we agree on something. And I think that's why he likes Russia. OK, because they don't like America either. All right, that I'm fine with that.

As long as if you believe it's as long as you believe something instead of just tossing everything aside at any given point in time. I boy, I don't know how to. I don't know how to say this with that. Who cares? All right. One of the things that's very consistent about Alex is he's a bigot and here he is being a bigot and then throwing out a movie quote. Trump is doing policies that any mainline analyst

admits really will help the average person. He's fighting as hard as he can for you and this country. Even the conservatives don't admit that once they go, that's all backward and whatever their best guess is like, it might not be worse. You and Communist China and a bunch of mega banks allied with a one point eight. I keep saying one point three. That's all numbers.

One point eight billion Muslims. That was one point three five years ago. It's one point eight now. That's not possible. Game over, man. Game over. Great. It's insane. By the way, I'm going to come back from breaking it.

Most important news yet. We got a bunch of gas coming up. I want to put the phones up as well. We have store wide. And have shipping that's free or fifty dollars. But it's smooth, smooth, smooth, smooth. Muslims are increasing by five hundred percent every three years. No, it's one point or one hundred and fifty.

One point three to one point eight. So yeah, five hundred million. Yeah. Wait, no, I don't care. I'll tell you that much. I don't care. I am profoundly unmoved by these demographic at that rate at that rate in only 30 years. Everyone on the planet will be a Muslim.

I don't care. I think it's something that you should care about. But I wouldn't have wanted like, you know, let's say there's climate change and then there's a lot of Islam. Those are the two things to worry about right now. Well, let me propose this thought experiment for you. I would not going to lie. The entire planet, too much Islam.

I mean, I'm going to throw that out there. If the entire planet is Muslim, that's too much Muslim. I agree with you. That's the one time I will admit there's too many Muslims. I agree with you on that. But I would also say that like a lot of the versions of Christianity that are around right now, I don't want, I don't want any more of them. They're already too many Christians.

I don't want more of the Christianity that existed, let's say, now 100 years ago, whatever. You know, like I don't, I don't think that's great. I think we all have a long ways to go in terms of becoming the ideal people that we want to be, whether Christian, Muslim, atheist, agnostic, Buddhist, Shinto. I believe it's I believe it's currently like pulling at 75 or 80 percent of evangelical Christians really support what ICE is doing right now.

So so I don't like I don't like Christianity at all. It's not great at all. The other thing, too, is that like as well, although I will admit, Christ did say in Matthew 10, 11, get them fuckers out of here. Well, like I grew up. My dad's a religious studies professor. And as such, I grew up around people of different faiths and different cultural heritages and like right globalists.

Sure. I'd go to the mosque in town from time to time. And I knew Muslim kids growing up. Did they ever go to pool supply stores? I don't know if we had any in Colombia. Well, we had to have, but I was unaware of them. It must they didn't tell me about it. It's where the most it's only it's only Muslim supply stores. So but like the reason I'm bringing this up is that like

throughout my childhood and throughout my formative years, I could very easily imagine myself dating someone from like a Muslim family. Yeah, I could see myself marrying that person. I could see myself having kids with them. And then what is my kid any less my identity? No, he's a terrorist. But you understand what I'm saying?

Like this idea of terrorists, this idea of culture. I understand that you're trying to destroy the West, Dan. The idea of our birthrights are low. The idea of cultural death through demographic shifting or something like that is so stupid. It's not least of which because it's the exact opposite of America's entire history. The entire point of America is that doesn't matter

where you come from, you get folded into our culture and our culture becomes better for you. And our culture gets our culture gets fucking better food. Like our culture gets our culture gets fucking Bollywood and shit like that. Like that's what we get out of people moving to this fucking country. Our culture doesn't go anywhere. Our culture only gets bigger and more and more encompassing

and more beautiful. It's a trade that we do. It's like you come here and we all absorb into America. And then what you get as a promise from that is that we will also celebrate your culture, value whatever you have and you've brought to the table. And that's just that's something that demographic cliff numbers and all this bullshit is so stupid.

And it's a part of the social contract that I think America has lost its way on a little bit. Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, we've always been shit. There's a rank refusal to celebrate Islamic culture, quite frankly. Yeah, but that's that's always also been built into it. You know, we had the know nothing party. Like we had we had all of these fucking people. Totally. We own slaves.

Who fucking were monsters? America's garbage. Well, America created Eric Prince. We're bad. There's all like you. There's cultures that we just have left hanging, not finished the high five with. There's I would. I would probably say the very first one that was in America is a big one. Yeah, native people.

Yeah. I think the closer you are or further away, you are from visually being white, the less chance you have of America celebrating your culture in a whole way, right? Because I guess I guess I mean, like we do people do celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Wrongly. So I don't correctly. I'm going to I'm going to not go any further with this thought just to say that this is stupid.

I hate I hate the idea that Alex thinks that there's too many Muslims and I also hate that he thinks that that is somehow game over. That's ridiculous. It's fine. So now, Jordan, now we get to it. America has its back up against the wall. We do. And because America is pushing our back up against the wall. Alex is going to talk about it a little bit here in this next clip. All right. And these globalists all bet on the wrong team.

And now we are facing as Americans, the Communist Chinese, the socialist EU, unelected to 1.8 million Muslims, Hollywood and all the brainwash leftist and people in this country. That's us. Holy shit. They're up against everything. Yeah, the odds are so stacked against them. How are they ever going to make a little pickle? No chance. No chance.

It's now at the same time they are winning at the same time. They're making all this up. Oh, yeah. This is ridiculous. Oh, we have a special surprise guest instituted today that believe me, you don't want to miss. We're very on the reason and believe me, this individual was one of the biggest news stories this week. I think I'll tell you at the start of the next hour,

who will then be in studio? Coming up in 30 minutes, we're very excited about this. She's going to leave it at that. In fact, is he here yet? So it's a guy. He's here. Wow. We really, really thank him for flying down here. So he's not from Austin.

Any idea who he's talking about? Flying down here, biggest news story. Guy, not from Austin. Not from Austin. I don't know. One of the heroes who protected the teacher, who took three bullets, protecting students in our other mass shooting. Nope. That guy was from Austin. He wasn't.

No, that's not, that's not who it is. No, OK. Any other guesses? Colin Kaepernick. No, he actually does say that Colin Kaepernick's a little loser on this episode. Great. Great. Wonderful. Wonderful. But you know who is not a loser. LeBron James. Alex's guest.

He's the fellow who got evicted by his parents. What? He's going to be in the same studio today. That's the biggest fucking new grape. So we're looking forward to having this discussion after Mark Rondazzo on the top three space lawyers in the country joins this 30 year old man evicted by parents says, I'm not a crazy person. Well, I think he's an interesting fellow.

We're going to we're going to talk to you. Hear from him unfiltered live. So that's what the fuck is happening. That's his big guest. I, I, I studiously, I read the headline of this story 30 times and I was like, nah, not clicking this. Hard pass. No, no, don't need it. Don't need it in my life.

Don't need to know it. Doesn't matter. So this is not the the the. All right. So why did he get evicted? Well, because his parents told him to leave and he wouldn't. He's 30. They gave him notice a bunch of times and try to just do that. Yeah, I did not realize that.

Yeah. Well, my parents are like, if my parents were like, you got to go, I'd be like, shit, I guess I have to go. I didn't realize you could just be like, nah, dude, and take it to the court to sue me. Well, I mean, they were still living together while they were. Oh, they're still living together now. God damn it. It's still June 1st to get out. I hate people.

Right. Burn this country to the ground. Awful. But look, here's the thing, like the media, I think, is being derelict in its duty. There's a couple places that I've seen that have reported this well. Other people have not. A lot of people are reporting this as like, this guy is a representation of the millennials and they're entitled and think they deserve. Yeah, that sounds right. This guy is crazy.

Yeah. Blame all millennials for this one. I don't mean to, I even hate that I'm saying crazy because that's somehow. He's on Infowars. But you'll see that he doesn't belong there. He doesn't, he doesn't, he's slightly conservative in his own reporting, but he doesn't belong there. Okay. The, the issue is, I don't want to say these crazy because that's like judging

mental illness and what have you, but he is mentally ill. He is someone who, and also is a fuckhead on some other levels. All right. And there's much bigger issues to deal with here and treating him like he's some sort of a hilarious, look at this fucking loser wouldn't get off his parents couch. Yeah. Is doing a disservice to the truth. It's doing a disservice to this guy.

It's really insulting to this guy's parents who, uh, we don't really know what their position on it is because they've been trying to stay out of the fucking spotlight wisely. They don't want to deal with this being a media zoo and they probably don't want their kid to have to deal with that either. Although he's courting the press as evidenced by going on fucking Infowars. Yeah. And, uh, it's just a mess.

We'll get into like the various aspects of this, but this story really, really, really troubles me. And the idea that Alex, uh, does, has him on and behaves the way he does. God damn it. This is the weirdest thing I've ever seen in my life. This is the big guest. And this is one of the weirdest things I've ever seen on Alex's show. This is the big guest.

Yeah. You're not fucking with me. I'm not. Yeah. Cause if you're, if this turns out to be a weird ad pivot for, uh, a bunker, but you can hide from your parents while living underneath their basement, I'm going to fucking lose my mind. That would be smarter.

That would be smart. It does actually lead to the weirdest, uh, ad pivot of all time. Um, but, uh, before we get there, we got to listen to, uh, the, the small guest, which is this guy, Mark Rondaza, who's a lawyer and Alex has, Alex has him on mostly just to talk about all the lawsuits against, uh, him. He has him on for free legal advice. Kind of. Yep.

And like reassurance, like, Hey, this is a bad lawsuit, right? And he's like, yeah, I guess at the end, actually Alex is like, I'm thinking about countersuing. And the guy's like, yeah, I mean, if you want to explore slapback provisions, this is, I never tell people not to billable hours. And then dude, like you have to understand what he's doing is like Alex is like, should I sue Sandy Hook family members for suing me? And the guy's like, you bet this isn't good.

Great. But it turns out that, uh, Mark Rondaza is also a fuck head. The second guy in two minutes, I've called a fuck head, but who could have guessed God, this guy belongs on info war. Okay. This is in a conversation about one of the top free speech lawyers out there. This, I mean, he has the right to say whatever he wants, but it's so do I, you fuck head.

Uh, this guy, uh, this next clip is in a conversation about, uh, how like, Hey, look, Morgan Freeman was just like hitting on ladies and like, Hey, maybe, maybe women and feminists are too uptight. Uh, when's, when's enough? When, what, what number of hugely powerful men do we need to get confirmation we're monsters before we're like, I think we can trust the me too before the rich old people. It's always just one more.

We just do one more. One next, next one. Next one we'll trust. Gotcha. It's this, you know, you've got this loud contingent of a very small group of people who really, you know, I think women, I think it comes from mental illness from women who just don't like their dads. You know, they just, they had this paradigm in their head.

Great analysis that every guy is somehow evil and they've got to beat this out of society, but there can be absolutely no masculinity at all. Um, and it's ultimately going to create, I think a crisis, uh, if it hasn't already, I mean, we got to be worried about this. Yeah. Also with liberal Democrat party women, with other Republicans that I know that were that they, like these hotels downtown in Austin, so I'm married. I'm not involved in any of this, but I hear about people, the Democrat women.

What alpha males that will actually go and treat them bad and actually say horrible things to them. And I'm like, I wouldn't even do that if they wanted you to, but that's the whole point is there's the other six side of this women saying that all masculinity is bad, but in truth, they're really looking for somebody to treat them bad. You've got 50 shades of gray. Stop great.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Stop kink shaming. Go to go to a porn hub. If you're going to fucking 50 shades of gray is why. Sure.

Sure, dude. So, um, that sucks. But one of the reasons I played that is like, Hey, this guy sounds like everybody on info wars. He's a fucking lawyer. You know, he's like a guy who goes on CNN. Top free speech lawyer. What he's, he's not a slouch.

Oh no. He's just, look, sure. I am a lawyer, but that doesn't mean I can't think that all women should have their, uh, resistance beat out of them physically. I just, I just want to illustrate that these worldviews that we look at and we see in these people, they don't just exist in the hallowed halls of info wars studio. Anyway, in this next clip, uh, Randazzo, Randazza, uh, says something else

terrible. Look, it's everything is about power and domination. Every sense. So imagine if you could walk into a room and everybody's supposed to play a certain game, but all you have to do is, you know, pull one card and you're automatically at a disadvantage. Um, you know, this is a good way to target anyone and everyone who you might want to eliminate or climb on top of.

Uh, it's, it's the, it's the victim Olympics. Let me ask you this before we go to break it and come back with the first amendment. When do you think we hit the bottom of this? When does, when do we hit peak political correctness one day in the future? I, I want to just be clear. Listen very carefully to what he's about to say and what Alex's response is. There will be the Uber victim.

It will be one victim to, to rule over all of them. You know, there will be a, a black lesbian in a wheelchair with an eye patch, uh, and every single possible victimization and she will rule. So it ends with it's dystopian, look, it's a dystopian fairytale, but you know, it's, it really is like this, this race to see who can be strong through victimization. That's right. It's a race to make everybody be weak and lazy and stupid so they can be controlled.

Weak and lazy and stupid are the ways Alex is defining this. But what he's responding to is Mark Rondaza talking about aspiring to be victim status, which he described as, uh, black lesbian female in a wheelchair. So he knows who the victims are. Well, at the very least he gets who he's fucking over with the bullshit that he's saying, but he's also acting as if those are self appointed things. Oh yeah. Like, like, and also the idea that he's like, so imagine you go into a

room and everyone's playing a game and you pull a card and then you're at a disadvantage. Yeah, you got it. What does that mean? No, what that means actually, that makes perfect sense because that is a, a perfect randomization of birth and how it fucks you over. Like you pull a card that says, I was born black in America and you're like, fuck, I am an immediate disadvantage.

No, but he's implying that that's how you, you succeed by like somehow that makes it easier for you to succeed if you're disadvantaged. And it's like, sure, whatever, but that's the fucking stupid. The only, like the only people who would ever subscribe to that is people who are on the highest level of the social hierarchical matrix, uh, because they're like, no, we're actually the ones who are the victim Olympics and you are calling yourself a victim somewhat of the victim Olympics because you're not a victim because the globalists by not being a victim, you become a victim.

I don't get to pull a card. Yeah. It's like, I get everything and you guys don't get anything. And now you're blaming me for it because I keep you from getting things. The cards all have negative values on it. And you're mad. You don't get to pull a card. Yeah.

Fuck calm down. Fuck off. All right. So Jordan, you have, uh, we have, we have a bit left to get through. You're going to enjoy every minute of this. All right. I think the first clip is the longest one, uh, but it's, it's worth it. This might be a Mike down clip as we meet the 30 year old.

I'm still waiting for this to not be real took him to court. This has got to not be real. His name is Michael redond, uh, retando. It's the same guy. Michael retando. Not Mark, Mark Rindosa is the same guy. Hey, we've got the 30 year old. It's Mark Rindosa.

Come on down. This puts on a wig. So here we go. Michael retando. Thanks for coming in studio with us. Thanks for having me. You bet. You have been one of the biggest stories in the United States and

in other parts of the world. I also want to be clear. Keep an ear, keep your ears open to see if you can tell what Alex realizes. This was a bad idea. It's pretty early. Hold on this week. Um, it's exciting. It's, um, it's not what I was, all I wanted was just to get

what I asked for, what I believed justice to be, um, I didn't really want to have to have it turn into a media thing, but it's fine. I understand. But USA Today, there's the headline right there. 30 year old man evicted by his parents. I'm not a crazy person. You know, I watch you speak at the court. I don't think you're crazy.

Right. Uh, I think you're a little quirky, but everybody's a little quirky in ways, and it's easy to get you on here and be mean to you and say, you know, that you're a 30 year old bum, um, because the real bums and people that are on welfare and make the public pay for their abortions and for their sex changes. That's the level above it. Or, uh, here in Travis County, where they, again, make the citizens pay, uh, for illegal aliens, healthcare and abortions and things like that.

And illegal aliens out in California, uh, wanting, uh, free healthcare and anchor babies. And my whole issue is we're told these are wonderful, perfect angels, but in the very same liberal media piled on some of the conservative media and called you a bum and a, and a, and a joke and a slob and a delusional idiot. And all these things, which if that's true, that makes all of us even bigger morons to that at the same time, like 1984, hold it in our mind that all these other people are entitled to free stuff. Now, real quick, uh, listen to Rotondo's response and listen to Alex's response to his response.

I don't know if any series of words has made less sense than all the shit that he just said. Well, it's just like, Hey, look, everyone's saying that you suck at your piece of shit. I don't know if any series of words has made less sense than all the shit that he just said. I think Alex is kind of enjoying saying those things. Yeah, but I can't. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but he's kind of enjoying being like, Hey, fuck you. Everybody, Hey, everybody thinks you're a bum. Everyone thinks you suck.

But at least you're not one of these welfare queens. Right. So like, which, which boggles my, but like, he's, he's pissed off that we have to pay for illegal immigrants, abortions. And at the same time he's pissed off that illegal immigrants are having anchor babies. Pick one or the other to be mad about also, um, you don't get both. So he has a child who he is not allowed to be in contact with because of something. Right.

It's unclear what he claims. It's because he's too poor and the court is like, you're too poor to be around your kid. Right. Which I don't think happens a lot. I halfway believe it in this, in this stupid fucking country. That makes as much sense as anything else. I don't, I don't believe it because I think this guy's a liar. But, uh, I think that something did happen that made his, uh, his baby's mother say,

Hey, we've got to go to court. You can't be around your son. Yeah. Um, and usually there's a reason and you think, Hey, guess what? Trust women. And you, and you know what? Do you think that they're not on some sort of welfare because he doesn't have a job and won't work?

Uh, and, uh, she has to, anchor babies. She has to support a child by herself without the father of the child being able to contribute anything. They're bums. They're the real bums. He's a fucking bum. No, they're the real bums. I don't think he, I don't look, I don't, I don't like the idea of throwing stones

in what have you, but I will say that if someone is, uh, you know, that's what I'll say. I'm out. Hard pass. Anyway, Alex has said, at least you're not one of these bums. Right. Here, uh, you're a different bum. One of these bums on welfare.

And here is, uh, Rotondo's, uh, response, which is crazy. I think that you shouldn't have people who need things like food and shelter in, um, your own communities. I don't think it's something that you want. I'm just saying, just look at the red light. Yeah. Oh, I'm sorry. Um, you're doing great.

Yeah. I don't think, I don't think it's a good thing to have. I don't think that even, um, even if it costs more, even if you have to raise taxes to get these people food and housing, I don't think it's something that you would wish to forego because then you have hungry people and that's been crimes. And to go up is not going to contribute to crimes. I'm just saying that's one of the historically more reasonable arguments to that quite.

What the fuck? So Alex, Alex, well, I mean, the only way to combat, uh, a lot of that, uh, need based crime is by taking care of those needs. Now there's no way possible to take care of those needs. Everybody knows that that's an impossibility. So if you track what just happened there, you have him being like, they say you're a bum, but you're not a bum cause you're not on welfare when he's clearly creating a situation where someone needs to be on welfare, then like home depot,

then he comes at retando's response is like, I think that if people need food or shelter, then even if it costs more in taxes, we need to support that because the alternative is that, you know, that'll probably raise crime with people not being able to find the bottom rung of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Alex being well, historically, you are absolutely correct. Now I will die before I let that happen. That's crazy. I do want crime to go down, but I will murder anyone who attempts to help me.

He could have a professor. He could have a senator, like a liberal progressive senator on who would make a similar point. He'd be like, fuck you. You piece of shit. Yep. Somehow this guy is more high status. He's famous.

He's famous. Why is he the top story of this week, dad? Why is he allowing him to make a pro welfare argument? Because he's boggled and then agreeing with it. He's boggled. This he doesn't know what's going on. This is out of the gate. Yeah.

Alex clearly has no clue what's going on here. So he is. What do you think Alex thought was going to happen? I think he, well, we'll get to that. I can't. I can't, I can't spoil the twists and turns this goes down, but I do want to show you a picture of the two of them. I'll post this on our Facebook group, but I just think that this really

well sums up how the mood was. It's Alex with his hands clasped, almost in a praying position, looking up, looking up and into the middle distance while while the other dude is staring bullets into his ear confused. So in this next clip, Alex talks about how the path to being a subservient independent usually goes through your parents. Why, why is this happening? I don't know.

Well, Michael, here's the bottom line. I can't get on a high horse and say you're the worst person when it comes to the whole welfare society out there when on a scale of one to 10, you're about a three or a four, because one of the most natural ways for people to turn into dependents and to go down this road you're on is with their parents. I would fucking know. My dad gave me $20,000 at least to run info wars. And I used to use one of the buildings that he owned as my studio.

And now weirdly, though, he has no expertise in the field. He's my human resources department. Yep. I don't fuck it up. So Alex, I think you know a little bit about, uh, the path to dependency on a scale of one to 10, I would call him a six level bum at 40 something years old. I can't get on my high horse and call you the worst human being.

Clearly I enjoy calling you the worst. So in this next clip, it becomes clear that Alex says, look, I, you can judge me all you want, but you, I would never call you a wasteless, a wasteful layabout piece of shit. I would never call you that. I've heard a lot of people call you that before. And listen, I'm not saying it's true. So the sex, I'm not saying it's not true.

It becomes clear that Alex has no details on this story whatsoever. He just knows that this guy went viral and he's gettable. All right. So that sounds right. What are you going to do when your parents can no longer pay for anything? What, what are you going to do when they have to go to the nursing home or God forbid, you know, have a stroke or heart attack or die? Um, I've been trying to leave the home, uh, for years and it's as a result of that,

that, um, I felt as though I would be able to in about three months from now, which was the case, well, the case I made was for six months because that was what. So, so you agree it's a form of slavery to make them take care to make. Yeah. I don't want to make them take care of me, but, but they've been trying to get out for six years. No. Where is that going?

I saw that on the news. Is that not right? That's not right. Where do you have that handy on the news? Said that you lost your job eight years ago, six years ago, that they've been trying to get up for years. Is that not true? That's they know first part is true.

Second part falls. All right. All right. All right. All right. Um, I don't, I don't, I don't particularly care. I love the way that Alex is so disarmed by this guy being just weird. Yeah.

That he's like, Oh, I, the thing that I claimed isn't true. I, the thing that I claimed isn't true, but then I will accept it for you. Somehow I'm cool with it. So all he had to do is be like, where'd you see that? And he's like, I don't know. Whatever. I don't particularly care, um, about the specifics because I'm in the same camp as you that like, if my parents told me to leave, I would leave.

Yeah. I, if my parents like, if I were 19 and they're like, you gotta get out of the house, I'd be like, yeah, you're right. You're right. Sorry. All right. Here I go. Yeah.

It wouldn't take years to put my little spindle on my shoulder and start walking. It wouldn't take months. And especially if my parents were as gracious and nice as his parents clearly were, that I don't think it would, I don't think it would ever, like, I think that, I think that this state of affairs that we're in, in terms of this even being something that's discussed is tragic. I don't think it's funny. I don't think it's fun to point a finger and laugh at this.

I think this is a absolute human tragedy. Is that what this is supposed to be? Is this supposed to be a, hey, look at how dumb this guy is? No. Is that what the story is? That's what the story is in a lot of publications, a lot of clickbait stories. Why? But here's the thing I need to.

What are we doing? Here's the thing I need to talk about. His parents offered him and gave him $1,100 to find his own place in February of this year. They just gave him $1,100. He took the money, but he used it for quote, various other expenses and didn't end up moving out of the house. He claims on Alex Jones' show that he wants to move out and he would have, if they'd given him six months notice.

But that his actions don't really seem to indicate that that's the case. But again, I don't give a shit. Yeah. I don't give a shit for a number of reasons. One of them is that he seems like a dangerous guy. Oh yeah? I'm going to read to you here from the Rome Sentinel. An article here from a few years back.

A Syracuse man accused of stalking a woman at her home over the past week was arrested outside her window Thursday night. Police say Michael Rotondo, 22 years old, sent a woman several threatening text messages earlier this week before finally showing up outside her home on Wednesday. The victim called 911, but Rotondo fled before police arrived. He returned Thursday night, however, and police caught him walking around the woman's residence at about 7.15 p.m.

Charged with two counts each of third-degree stalking, trespassing, and one count of second-degree menacing. Police say Rotondo was arraigned and sent to county jail on $4,500 cash bail or bond. An order of protection was filed on behalf of the victim. And police say Rotondo was ordered to surrender his firearms. He had guns. Great. So he had to give up his guns temporarily.

Dude, wait, he gets... He got his guns back. God damn it, you're not allowed to have guns. When his mom... At that point. When his mom was trying to encourage him to move out of the house, she sent him a note because they weren't really speaking to each other at all. And she suggested that he, quote, sell other things that have significant value.

Example, your stereo, some tools, etc. She also says, quote, This is especially true for any weapons you may have. You need the money and will have no place for the stuff. He had two weapons. He had a compound bow, which he uses recreational, and a lever action 30-30 rifle, which he says he uses for protection. So this is a guy who has guns.

He has a small child that he's not taken care of and is not allowed to be in contact with for a mysterious case that happened in 2017 that we don't have the details on, not entirely sure about. He's been arrested for stalking a woman. He was caught outside her fucking window years ago. This is a dangerously disturbed person. If you even get a sexual harassment complaint filed against you at an office, you should have your guns removed.

You should not be... Look, I mean, dudes should not be allowed to have guns. That's just the... If you're anywhere near... Every time there is any kind of bullshit, there is also a history of domestic violence or violence towards women. There is always fucking there. It's always there.

If it comes near that, you don't get guns. And in this case especially, we have a situation where this guy is being thrust into the spotlight way more than he is clearly emotionally able to handle. He's being thrown out of his parents' house, the place that seemed at least like a safe haven for him. He's not allowed to contact his child. He has a history of stalking women. He has a gun all of...

If anything happens in the near future where he kills somebody, no one should be surprised. Nope. That's not to say he will. I'm not saying that. Nope. But if he does, boy, those signs are all there. Yeah, and to everybody in the media. Do better.

You're complicit. Do better. You're part of the problem. So also in... Fucking garbage. To illustrate even further a pattern of sort of resentment towards women, I would like to point to the fact that in May 2017, he sued Best Buy because he worked there and they fired him for not coming into work when he was scheduled on a weekend.

He claims that he had an agreement with the management that he could spend time with his kids who didn't have to work on weekends and that female employees were given more latitude. Best Buy completely disagrees. He's decided to defend himself in court, per se, and I've looked into some of that. It does not look like that case is going very well. Nah. Fuck Best Buy. I'm fine if they both lose.

But a piece of his argument is a resentment that, like, you guys treat women so much better and that, again, is the same mentality. Anyway, that's why... Fucking dudes. So anyway, all of that is just to say that's why it makes sense he's on InfoWorks. Yes. Yeah. He has the cutout in the profile of a domestic white terrorist.

Yeah. I'm waiting for the Stormfront Reddit page or whatever it is. His handle on Stormfront is, I need to move out. Like, fucking, ugh. We're not nearly done with this. God damn it. Here's where it goes next. I did think the media made this all one-dimensional to make fun of you and laugh at you and I also

said some, you know, you know, throw it toward things that I said into your face here, just being honest with you because I want to have a man-to-man talk with you on air and off air. I'm tempted to offer you a job as a reporter and even get you accrued in New York, but you'd have to actually go out and do the shoots and do the reports. You know, Howard Stern hired some interesting people and I think you call yourself a conservative. I think we could, I'll just say it, we could turn you into a formidable individual, but we're going to have to have some discussions. All right, now that's New York City or New York State.

But so you may have to go where we want you to go. That's part of being, take care of yourself. Well. Because you have to make compromises with your employers or other people. I just want to be able to see my son. You're not allowed to. I understand. Right.

Is Alex secretly his dad? That's how the discussion happens, but... So you've, I feel like Alex is secretly his dad. You've touched on what I'm trying to flesh out as this goes along. Alex wants to be his dad. Wow. This is weird now. I told you.

This is really weird. I told you. What is happening? This is the weirdest thing that I've ever heard on this show. Alex is like, now here's, we're going to build a line of credit for you. We're going to get you set up in your own place. Now you're going to have to take on some responsibilities that you're now used to taking on. But son, I think I shouldn't have called you son.

I didn't mean to call you son, son. I think this is a good idea that's going to make your life a lot better. Oh my God. This is so weird. Alex views himself as the spiritual father of all the wayward, disaffected white males. So why wouldn't he actually put himself in the position of being the surrogate dad that this guy needs when he doesn't need a dad? He doesn't.

He has a dad. He is mentally ill. He needs to go to a hospital. He's someone who's clearly shown the signs of like being a risk, being a danger. He should be in a hospital. Not in the news. Yep. Thanks, Reagan.

Not on info wars, especially. And to be fair, this gets so ridiculous. This next clip, oh boy. If you don't go out and work and live your life and go through stress, you don't become strong. That's right. Your brain falls apart and you become sedentary and have Alzheimer's types effects by even age 30. Right. Okay.

Sure. And I've run into the kids that play with phones and TVs all day. They have that same look in their eye that you do. There's an intelligence there, but you are in kind of a mesmerized trance state. Do you think Alex would say this to a black guy, a black 30-year-old who didn't want to move out of his parents' house? Do you think that conversation would ever happen? No.

You don't have a drive state going. My heads in the clouds is what you're saying. Your heads in the clouds. I think you would call him a criminal, probably. And you're smart, but you're not completely... Productive. Conscious. Okay.

And it's beyond the laziness. It's a... I love that. You're not completely... And then you try to finish a sentence productive. And Alex is like, conscious. It's a spirit. It's a program.

How much TV and video games do you play and watch? Very little. I don't know any video games, subject to video games. Speaking of video games, I'd like to announce that I just got married in Stardew Valley. Long time ago. That's dad. Thank you. We're all very happy for the television.

I try to watch television because I need to stop. I need to have some time where I stop working so that I can sleep. I need to have some... When are you working? What? Work all day, every day, almost. On what? Law.

Well, I have a business. You have a business? You have a business. Well, then why don't you move out of your parents' house? I'm going to move out. I expect to be able to... Let me ask you a question when we come back. All right.

I got key questions for you when we come back. Okay. We're going to discuss this straight ahead. We have him here. The 30-year-old evicted... About to be evicted. I want to find out if you've actually left yet. On the other side, I'm Alex Jones.

Yes, it's infowars.com. News wars.com. We got him. We got him. The exclusive that everybody has been waiting to get. We're the ones who grabbed him. What is happening? I can't find out.

I couldn't find out what his business is that he's running. But I don't think it's a business. The other stuff, what are you working on all the time? You didn't hear him correctly. He's doing business. That could be. Yeah. But then he's working on law.

That isn't like law. That's him defending himself as he sues Best Buy and tries to get his son back when the judge has said, you cannot see your child. Right. So, Alex, it gets real generous in this next clip. Again, this is not something that he would ever do in any other circumstance.

This is so fucked up. This is how capitalism works, my friend. I said I will pay you $1,000 just to come on just so you get a little bit of money and hopefully learn how to make your own money and go out and be free and have your own life, your own life. I know you've been married before.

I've been married before. Or have a child. There, there's also, I love that frustration that Alex is like, fuck, don't say you had a kid out of white lock. There's a moment where he's kind of resents that he had to correct him. Like, I was never married. I just have a kid.

Fine, you have a kid. But the point is, is that here's $3,000, my friend. That's capitalism. What is happening? That's capitalism. Is he just, is he just well-faring? That's capitalism. He's well-faring on air.

That's capitalism, my friend. That's not capitalism. Here's why it's capitalism. No! I offered you $1,000 to come on my show. Now, here's $2,000 more. Right. For no reason.

Capitalism. Because I feel you need it. Yeah. That's capitalism. Yeah, I need you. Here's what you need. You need to have a home, and you don't have one right now. You need to have food, and you don't have food right now.

Now, I'm not saying that this should be afforded to non-whites. No. But I am saying that all white people should have welfare. I have a strong suspicion that he's going to spend that on, quote, various other expenses. So that you can hopefully get on your own feet. I can. And this means a lot to me.

And you're keeping me off the street with this. Well, listen. I appreciate it. I can't sit here and just put you down and call you names. And I've said this before. I'm going to do what it really wants to. Yeah, I'm getting in here. It really wants to.

The globalists, the social engineers, they want to make us all dependent. They've set up a culture and a system that is trying to arrest our development, and it is electronically programming our brains to put us into a type of artificial Asperger's type state. But not an Asperger's state where people are even able to carry out tasks. It's a spectrum. And it's electromagnetic. And it's mainstream news now that this is happening.

And our embassy staff are getting hit with it. The embassy staff. Ampto fights. The cell phone radiation is causing heart problems, brain damage, doubling brain tumors, just with the old three and four G. Doubling. And so what I'm telling you is I can't sit here and judge you want to be with your parents, having some type of psychological, you know, baby thing where you don't want to leave.

I can't analyze where you come from. But I'm telling you, this won't go well for you down the road. No shit, but it's not a psychological. Is he scaring him straight? Is this a straight program? That's the other angle he's trying to take. This is not a situation where he wants to be around his parents. He said, quote, the deaf people who don't know sign language.

That's how he described the tortured relationship with his parents as he continues to live under their roof. Parents and son are avoiding being in the same rooms together, he said. And when they do, they ignore each other. Dinner time is like a buffet line. Strangers line up for food, he said. He waits until they're out of the kitchen before cooking himself. Then he goes into the dining room or up to his bedroom.

So it's not a situation where he wants to be around his kids, some arrested development situation. It's a hostile, fucked up guy who needs to be in a fucking hospital to have a chance actually living a life. Anyway, Alex. So is this supposed to be a magnanimous stunt? Look, look, look, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I agree with you.

Yes. Yes. Yes. I have to answer your question. Yes. Okay. It's supposed to be a magnanimous stunt that he's bestowing upon this viral star. Yeah.

But we are going to go even more viral. There's, there, I'm going to have to trim down some of this because you've got to get out of here to go to your show, but we're also going to have to move. We're going to have to truck through this. All right, all right. Because there's some clips that cannot be skipped. Okay. And this next one is one where, forgive my use of this term,

but Alex just kind of thinks that this guy's a pussy. Yeah. And I'm saying you're really common. You're not this, this. I'm not that. I'm saying what we're discussing here is super garden variety. It's the trend. Okay.

It's not the exception. It's the trend. Okay. It's growing. And most people that are like this act just like you. They're usually witty in ways. They're smart. They have little comebacks.

They have all the little ways of doing things. And I think it's a gross form of selfishness. You're calling me a millennial. Well, you are. All right. I am a millennial. I will admit that. As a perjurer.

But, but what is it with millennials? I mean, I'm not bragging, bro. But when I was. You got to pay. You got to pay close attention to this next part. All right. I mean, I'm not bragging, bro. But when I was 11.

Oh, no. I was, I'm not going to even get into it all. The point is. I'll tell both ways. Well, by the time I was 12, I was all intents and purposes had done the things men do. Okay. Then in a bunch of fights already been with women, whole nine yards. Looked like I was 16.

I was 16. Look, I was 20 something. I was 21 already on the radio. 22 syndicated. I'm 44 now. I'm not saying I'm that great of a person. So just. I'm fairly certain you just proved you weren't.

Just to be clear, the idea of having penetrative sex with someone at 11 or 12 is what's considered inappropriate sexual behavior based on development. That's true. That's not something that you're supposed to be doing. I've heard of that before. At 11, like 10, 11, 12, that range. Psychologists, psychiatrists. They, they, you know, like you're supposed to be interested in nudity.

You're supposed to be like towards people and stuff like that. But the idea of actually fucking that means something has gone terribly wrong in your life. And if Alex Jones is saying that, look, I fucked at 11, that means something very, very serious. I'm not one to psychoanalyze somebody over the radio, but that is severely fucked up. Yeah. Yeah. That's, that's a great psychoanalysis. Dude, that's fucked up.

And the fact that he's using that as a way to be like, you're looking at how great I am. You're weird. Yeah. I fucked at 11. Yeah. What are you crazy? I was a man before you were a boy. So this, this sort of continues in that thread of like, you know, like man, man.

This is like right after Alex talks about how great his dad and grandpa were. Rotondo has a little rejoinder. They were raised to be capable. Yeah. Not like today. Okay. So how were you raised? I wouldn't really characterize myself as having been raised necessarily.

Whatever. I don't care. Moving along. Like I don't, I don't know what that means. He doesn't actually explain. So this is in this clip, Alex, like, He was a latchkey kid except he just didn't go outside. More or less.

Yeah. But he also doesn't know what latchkey kid means when Alex asks him. Okay, of course. But here's where we continue. Alex just, I want to be, I want to be your dad. That sort of thing. This is so weird and it leads. Think about your dad.

It leads to the fucking worst ad pivot I've ever heard of my life. No. When are you going to get out now? I, um, I'm considering that I can have, well, it depends on how many hands I have to help me because I've had some people offer to help me. But it's basically getting my stuff to, uh- Well, you just got $3,000.

I get, yeah, I get things out of there and put them in another, another place and then- But the $3,000, you can't have that much stuff. We're talking, you know, 300, 400 bucks, a moving company. I'm not going to do that. I'm going to do it myself. I'm going to save. I mean, I have until-

Everyone isn't operating on your timetable, bro. I have until January 1st. You're telling me I got to get up sooner? Or June, June 1st. June 1st? Yeah. I'm going to just try to put your email out or something. Maybe our listeners want to help you.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I mean, help you move your stuff. Don't put my email out. There might be a girl out there that thinks you're pretty handsome. That's not going to help me. Don't you want- Do you want one of those weightlifters ones? It's one of those really strong girls that can-

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And that right there, that little bit of like a moving company can't be more than $300 or $400. And he's like, I can't do that. Yeah. I'm going to do it myself. Yeah. That is a man with a genuine mental illness, fear of like- Some sort of a compulsive disorder, perhaps?

Yeah, yeah, just like- Not to judge or shame him, but like- No, absolutely not. No, you're- Up until this point, it was like, oh, he's got something right there. Listening to that conversation is such listening to a conversation between a dad who has never met his son and a son who is really in pain. Yeah.

Like, that's what that is. Yeah. And this guy is very much struggling. Yeah. You can tell. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. We have-

I've got three more clips I need to play in order for this all to come to its natural conclusion. Okay. I'm going to skip this next one because it's just Alex trying to give him some career counseling. Great. And he's like, what do you like to do? He's like, I like to watch- What is happening? I like to watch YouTube videos of machines.

He's like, have you thought about being an engineer? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's like, why not try football? Go back to high school. Have you considered going back to high school? You look like a young man. It's very reminiscent of my dad telling me to go to a grad school. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. So then it gets to this and we learned something very sad about Microtondo. Do you have any friends? Sort of. Not close friends. I don't really have any close friends. You have to get out, though.

Of house. Just you need to go out and get out of the house. Yes. I need to socialize. Yes. Your parents are trying- See, there's always been people like you. You're a good guy.

All right. There's all different types of people. The internet and computers are allowing people to plug into this virtual reality and every metric and every statistic says it's destroying people. Netflix is making the population growth rate go down. Man, chill. It's checks because of Netflix. The humanity is dying.

Our IQs are lowering. We're in a mesmerized state. You need to come out of it. Come on. Michael, you can do it. There's a new season of Arrested Development. You can do it. You understand?

You don't have to be in this other place. You can be here now. There's an entire universe right there waiting for you. Have you ever run around in the mountains at night? What's about 30 degrees up or sure off? I've done some things like that. Stuff like that. That's how you wake up and recharge.

You need to not just be hiding in your house. You run around on mountaintops at night. Where's the full moon? Was your shirt off? What? It was 30 degrees. What? Not exactly that.

Okay. That's what I do for entertainment. But the point is that you need to do things like that. Why? I need to run around like a lunatic. Yes. I don't know how to help my case. But you know, it is lunatic. Lunacy.

Really? We got it. You've been programmed by the modern system. You need the real lunacy. Gee, I'm crazy so I can't go nuts. Oh boy. This is weird. This just got really fucked up.

You know why? Because Alex has checked out. It was fucked up before, but this is wild. Well, because Alex has checked out. He offered him a job out the gate. Right. And he was like, I don't know. I would have to leave my home.

I don't know if you know this or not. I'm not good at doing that. Then he gave him three grand and he's like, this should help you be able to move. He's like, I'm not going to use that to move. I'll do that myself. Bro, no one works on your timetable. Then he's like, what kind of job do you want?

I like to watch videos of machines. You should be an engineer. He's like, yeah, I don't think I want to do that. It's too monotonous. And then Alex has a new story. Like a pizza place offered him a job. And Mike's like, hey, do you have a link to that? Someone told me about it.

I didn't see it. He's excited to go work at this pizza place or whatever. So Alex is just getting so goddamn frustrated. Because he's like, I want to be your dad. Could you not let me be your dad? I'm trying to give you good hard advice. So sad. And he's just, he's flipped out.

It's so weird because I guarantee this is the exact same conversation this guy has had with his real dad 400 times. Undoubtedly. This is the exact, this is the same conversation. Once his dad checked out, he didn't then say, have you run around on the mountain top with your shirt on? You're right.

That might be the only way to get to him. A full moon. That might be the only way to get to him. When it's about 30 degrees. It's about 30 degrees. That's what I do for fun. So I definitely don't hang out in my mansion watching Netflix. So that's wild.

First of all, also Netflix is making people not fuck. Great. Sure. So famously, there's definitely not a phrase to use about Netflix and fucking being sort of a metaphor for fucking. Yeah. So in euphemism, as it were, you can see Alex is getting frustrated with him and sort of being like,

I don't think this was a good idea. No, this might have blown up in my face a little bit. I smell the internet making fun of me. Right. At this point, he realizes like, I'm not doing a great job here. No. Maybe I should bring in my other surrogates on Owen Shroyer. No, what is happening?

To help me insult this kid. This is an intervention? Yes. Okay. Oh, and I don't want to be mean to this guy. But he, we're at the meeting. Say that a lot. But he's also, I don't say that a lot immediately after,

immediately before saying mean things directly to this guy. Also, he's like, I don't want to be mean to this guy. Dude's sitting next to you. Oh, and I don't want to be mean to this guy. But he, we're at the media acts like he's so rare. Nobody looks down their nose at it. This guy is the future right here on the course we are. And I'm trying to give him money, trying to get him a job.

I'm like, hey, you want to be a reporter for us? I'm serious. And if you just do some basic stuff and get better and better, you could be really successful with us, but you got to go out and do it. It sounds like a, it sounds like I could do a lot of good with that. Do what must be done, Lord Vader. Show no mercy.

It's not a Star Wars fan. I'm not, I'm a Palpatine fan. He didn't know that Palpatine's my spirit animal? No, they overlooked that when they were making me up. Emperor Palpatine is my co-pilot. Okay. I don't know what that is. Emperor Palpatine's my boyfriend.

I thought you had a wife. I said my spirit, it's a joke. Okay. Hi, it's a joke Ian McDermott. Okay, the actor, he's hilarious. Emperor Palpatine is a comic genius. You know that. Oh, Troyer, you want to say something to this great American?

We're just going to leave that hanging. We're just going to leave that hanging. That's just going to be out there and we're just going to leave that hanging. That's one of the worst bits I've ever seen be done. Like that's, that's a two man act that we'll never have night to, you know, just like, he's like, Emperor Palpatine is my spirit animal. Oh really? Emperor Palpatine is my co-pilot. I don't know what that means.

Emperor Palpatine is my boyfriend. I thought you had a wife. It's a joke. This is, it's actually kind of very good anti-comedy. This is a, this is, but no, uh, instead of yes and or no, but you can just, you can sense. Hey, it's a Star Wars, Luke, I am your father. I'm not really a Star Wars guy.

You can sense Alex's misery sitting there. He's like, fuck. So he gets Owen in and Owen keeps trying to be like, what, why don't you want to leave your parents' house? And he's like, I do. I want to move out. Right. I want to.

I, I plan to. I just need a little more time to be able to do it. I don't believe that argument on his part, but he is saying that. I do. No, I, no, I, I believe, I believe he wants to leave. And I believe he absolutely fundamentally cannot because of a mental illness. I bet on some level he thinks if he had six months, he would be able to, but he's not. Of course.

He's not, he's probably thought that for six years. Yeah. But be that as it may, all that, all that stuff is like, you're never going to penetrate into that mindset. If you're like, why do you want to stay at home? Right. Because then that's an easy question for him to answer. It's almost like there should be some sort of profession that trains and studies about

how to break through this type of mental illness. And it should be one that is readily available to anybody. 01:47:38,220 --> 01:47:38,540 Fuck you. Sounds like a front for eugenics with this mental illness that would allow them to at the very least find some part of life that they can function happily within. Stupid. Sounds stupid.

No, you just need, you just need somebody to be like, you should do this. And then they shove iodine down your throat. So then Alex. Try this burger. Try this burger. Super male vitality. It's going to get out of here. It's going to get out of here.

So Alex brings in a cavalcade of infowars males. This is a for real intervention. Yes. God damn it. They all start coming in because Owen doesn't make any headway. And then so these other two guys who I don't even to fucking know who they are. I don't even know what they do there. They come on and they're like, Hey bro, when I was 18, I joined the military because I was

motivated. Where is your motivation? And he's just like, whatever. Just sort of like he has a lackadaisical response. One guy comes in is like, what have you done that you're proud of? What's your thing that you're most proud of other than your kid? And he can't answer the question. He doesn't have anything that he can come up with.

Right. And then 15 minutes later, he's like, Oh, I thought of an answer to that guy's question. What I'm most proud of is my kid. And he's like, I said, I don't want to play any clips of that because it's really sad. Yeah. It's watching this guy. They're not, I don't think they mean to humiliate him, but it's humiliating for the

people asking the questions and for Mike. And I feel very bad about it. If your question, it's not even question. No, everything that you say to agonistic, if everything you say to a person is, why aren't you like me? You're worthless. Yeah. Fuck you.

Why aren't you getting laid, bitch? Yeah. Why are, why are you different? Stop it. It's stop being different. It's disgraceful. And I'm saying that about a guy who I think is a danger. Like that's the other, that's the piece of it.

That's, that's a big part. A big part of why he's a danger is because never got help. But that's why this is a really difficult thing to talk about because we have on the one hand, I think it's awful the way Alex is behaving. And on the other hand, I find it very difficult to be fully empathetic towards Michael Rotondo because I think that he's only, we're only aware of him because of something that is a hundred percent his fault and not his fault because of his mental illness. Exactly.

And he's someone who has a history of doing horrible shit. Right. So anyway, we have one last clip and it's the only part, it's what I would call the funny parting shot. Okay. Because after this is when a lot of the info wars people come in and they do that round Robin, Hey, you suck, bro. Right.

Kind of thing. But this, Did they at least form a line? No, no, they just sort of, there's a, they have this, they have this weird like video camera with just a microphone in front of it and a backdrop of like Thomas Jefferson. And so people come up and it's, it's a mess. They come up like a spelling bee. Yes.

Okay. And Alex keeps trying to get Daria to come ask him questions and she's like, I'm not fucking coming on camera. You don't understand. So there can be no pictures of my face. Yeah. So Alex, then he has some, I think that this begins with good advice. Okay.

I think it does. All right. But then it goes off the rails. I think you should take up werewolf something like kickboxing or, or something athletic or even getting any athletic. I think that being athletic or at least like getting some regular exercise is a good thing for your mental health.

Yeah, there have, there have been studies that have been done that it's absolutely, it's beneficial. Yeah. And like the idea that he starts with kickboxing isn't a crazy idea because martial arts are a really good way to enforce discipline and that sort of thing. As well as build up confidence. I think there's a lot of positives in that suggestion. For sure.

Now this goes off the rails. Pursuits. I like the bicycle. Oh, it's you ride my bicycle. The Bernie Sanders favorite. Is it? Is he around? How would you like, how would you like to be Bernie Sanders assistant?

Probably wouldn't like to assist someone else. Ah, I just figured because he wants to take care of it. It's poor and then he's helped. So I think he should give you a job. But you're not going to have any leftist actually offer anybody jobs. That's conservatives that do that. Were you breastfed? I don't remember.

What the fuck? That long pause. Were you breastfed? Were you breastfed? Oh, God, that's, that might be a little too personal. Alex, none of your business. So ultimately, I think Alex had no idea what the story was with this guy. He had no idea what to expect when he came into studio and thought on one level.

I think at the beginning they thought, I'm going to offer this guy a job. He's going to be blown away and be like, yes, sir. I can't wait to start. This is his Oprah moment. That's what he's doing. I can't wait to start. I love your operation. And then Alex is going to surprise him with 2000 extra dollars,

which is going to be enough for him to move into a place in New York or somewhere near enough, maybe Hoboken. So he can get into New York City regularly file reports. This is going to be great. He's going to open up the New York bureau with this guy who already has a leg up because he went virally famous. And now Alex Jones is going to be the guy who gives him a job and sets him on the right path. Instead, he's a crazy dude who kind of makes a decent argument for why welfare is important.

Alex has to not argue with him because he doesn't know how to deal with this guy at that point. Alex then demonstrates that welfare is a good way to deal with God damn it. Then the entire thing is like he gets thrown on his back foot by the like, I think I might want to give you a job. And in being like, I don't know. See, Alex can't handle that. And then becomes dad Jones, Papa Jones. Yep.

And that doesn't work either. Trying to correct all the mistakes his own father made. And then they just humiliate him. It's very, very awful. And then reinforces all the mistakes his own father made. It's very awful. And like, I just, I don't even, I don't know. I don't know what to say about it.

When I was watching this, I was like, this is supremely fucked up. Yeah. Because it's more about Alex than it is about Mike. Oh, it's all about Alex. It's a hundred percent about Alex. And, you know, that guy is just there as a prop. Yep. And he's a, I mean, even the like supposedly benevolent attention of like,

I want to give this guy a job and give him money to get out. It's really just to suck off a little bit of that side virality, that side viral, uh, uh, fame. It's going to go even more viral when Alex saves the life of the 30 year old who was evicted from his parents home and doesn't just save the life, but instead proves that every millennial, if they're willing, oh, apologies, apologies, proves that everyone who is willing to work will become a success in Trump's America.

Yeah. Yep. Absolutely. Yep. And then he's also going to reunite him with his son. Yeah, that was, that's not happening. And then we're going to make a time machine and make sure you never stalks that lady. So anyway, fuck all this shit.

Fuck all this shit. The present is out of control. Yeah, that's wild. Why is this, why is this happening? That still doesn't, here's how, here's how ridiculous his show is. You said that and I, I wanted to be surprised. And then I was kind of like, yeah, why not? Why wouldn't he have the random ass 30 year old who was evicted on his show?

That part isn't too crazy to me, but the way it plays out. Oh yeah, that's wild. They don't seem to recognize like this is on air. You're dedicating an hour and a half for your show to this. Yep. When you're saying that the globalists are attacking you and Trump is under attack and... Do you know what else is under attack, Dan? What's that?

The traditional family. And that's what Alex is trying to recreate here. Owen Schreuer is the older brother. Right. I assume Daria is the absent mother, which is how Alex prefers it. Well, Leigh Ann Methodu is more the absent mother. She refuses to let him sit on his lap or whatever. Oh, sure.

She's withholding. Exactly. That's the way you do it. That's how you turn, that's how you turn him into a man. You got to go through the rituals. Ritual number one, have a really fucked up childhood relationship with sex. Ritual number two,

have a really fucked up childhood relationship with other human beings and violence. Ritual number three, run around on a mountaintop with the shirt off. Around 30 degrees. Around 30 degrees at 50. Worthless. No. Anything higher than 50.

Worthless. Got to be. Yeah. Crisp. Your nipples got to be real hard. Got to be crisp. It's all about the cut glass. It's got to be the level of cold where when you,

when you breathe in through your nose, you can kind of feel it. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway. Lips a little chapped. You got to get out of here. So let's shut this down. All right.

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It is great. Anyway, we'll be back with another episode here pretty soon. And I'm excited that May is almost over and our schedule will go back to normal. Yeah, no shit. To a certain extent, this has been very difficult. We appreciate so much, the audience. Yeah.

Thank you for your patience. And we'll be back to normal soon. This month is paying for a lot of things. So it is, thank you for your patience for this. And June 15th, 9 p.m. doors open. Please, please tell people my anxiety dreams are starting to kill me. Also my schedule.

But I will tell you right now who absolutely should go fuck himself. And that is fucking Reagan for shutting down and closing so many mental health services in his term as presidents. I am fucking pissed off because this is affected not just my life, but your life. This is added to the homeless population.

This has increased the amount of violent incidents that has occurred in our fucking country. Reagan also is the architect behind our income inequality issues. If you fucking remember that we didn't have this kind of difference in fucking CEO pay versus all of this shit, he also destroyed the fucking union system in this goddamn country

when he broke the strike of the airport. And I'm fucking done with this shit. If Reagan is out there getting butt fucked in heaven, go fuck yourself. Andy and Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding. So, Alex, I'm a first-time caller. I'm a huge fan.

I love your work. I love you.