Knowledge Fight - #169: November 30, 2014

Episode Date: June 12, 2018

Today, Dan tells Jordan all about an episode of The Alex Jones Show from a very important date in Austin history. Why? Because the gents are going to be in Austin on Friday for a live show, and they're trying to force attention toward it. Tune in to learn of Mexican consulate arsons, the perils of Black Friday, and Alex's illiteracy.

Andy and Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding. Hello, Alex. I'm a first-time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan... I'm Jordan. ...where a couple dudes like to sit around, drink novelty beverages, and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Today's novelty beverage is zombie dust.

Indeed, we are Dan... Dan... Jordan. Dan. Jordan, sir. If you were furious... Uh-huh. ...at so many different things happening concurrently.

The world is upon me. Right. Yeah. Much like Atlas. God damn it. Everything hanging upon your shoulders. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And some random stranger just walked up to you off the street.

Right. And was like, one, I work for Chase Bank. Okay. Two, I am a shareholder in the WWE Network. Yes. Do you do a podcast? I do. And if so, describe it to me.

I do, and it's by me. I haven't know a lot about Alex Jones. I know he doesn't know anything about him, and we talk about it. That's another podcast. There we go. All right. Shit's just been nuts, and I apologize. I don't want to complain about it. I've been fucked over by Chase Bank and the WWE Network.

They hit me with a Doomsday device. Right. There you go. I have been down for the count. Yes. Yeah, yeah. It's been a really terrible couple of days, but everything is looking up because we're here.

You were stunned by someone who is stone cold. Absolutely brutal. But we're here, and we are going to have a great time today. Jordan, today we had an interesting podcast. I was hoping to actually use your joke, your bit intro, where you're like, this guy walks up to you, and I would be like, are you from Austin? Because then I would say, if you're from Austin,

I don't want to tell you what my podcast is about. All right. I will tell you to come June 15th to Beer Land in Austin, Texas. We have never rehearsed a bit. Why would you imagine that I would just come up with like, do we have it? These are notes. These are post notes. You're giving me notes?

Yes, for next time. All right. Okay. I have some notes right in front of me. Okay. Oh, no. I have some notes right here. And they are, Dan, say thank you to our new sponsors,

which I would like to do right now. I'd like to say. We would also like to thank you in Austin this Friday, Beer Land. I'm going to get to it. Doors at night. I'm going to get to that. 10 o'clock. We're going to talk about that a little bit more here in a second.

But first, I'd like to say thank you to a new donor out there. What's going on, Dean? I'm a policy wonk. Thank you so much. Thank you very much, Dean. We appreciate it. Also, I'd like to give a shout out to another new donor. Thank you so much, Bob.

I'm a policy wonk. Thank you, Bob Vila villain of the home improvement television series. This old donation. Yeah. Well, right. Get the fuck out of here. If you'd like to minus one out the gate, if you'd like to support

the show, you can do so by going to knowledge fight.com. Clicking support the show. And we would really appreciate it. Now, as I teased there a second ago, we are going to be in Austin, Texas this Friday, right at Beer Land. 10 p.m. Doors open at nine. We'd love to see you all out there.

Tickets still available. I think only at the door. They're available. They're not available in advance. There will be seating. And believe me, they'll be available. Yeah. And so today and once again, we are doing most of our advertising

to people who already listened to the podcast and have decided whether or not to go long ago. Yes, so I'm certain. So we're great at marketing and we are grateful to everybody who in Austin who is already kicking ass for us. Thank you so much. Thank you. Yeah.

So I wanted to date. What I wanted to do is I wanted to celebrate the city of Austin. Yes. And I will say that I have found a great Austin related episode for the live show Friday into Texas. But I found another Austin episode. Okay. Austin E episode that takes us into Austin E episode.

Yeah, there's some awesome. Is that like Schomburg or Chicago E? Is that the kind of thing? Sort of. It's not. It's not like about Red Rock or whatever. Well, then I don't want to hear it. Is that what it is?

Isn't that the name of it? Red Wall? I don't know. Red Wall is a series of books about mice fighting. You're correct. Called Written by Brian Jakes. Jax. You're correct.

Jax. But before we get to today's episode, I should say we did record an episode over the weekend that we were going to release on Monday and the universe saw fit to not let that be recorded and it got lost. Right. Good. It should have been. We, it was, it's really fascinating because the entire episode was

mostly essentially about how you felt it that what we were talking about should be ignored and that we shouldn't be doing that episode. Mm hmm. Cosmically, we then did not do that. We were talking about how everyone should ignore Alex's comments about the death of Anthony Bourdain and then bizarrely the episode doesn't record as if it were God's saying cut it out. I can promise that we actually recorded the episode.

Right. I can guarantee that. And this isn't some way that we're stealth saying that you should. It's not something met a bit or anything. Yeah. But we're bad at bits, let alone met a bit in that episode. We did cover also a little bit of the other stuff that Alex talked about on that Friday episode and there's one clip that I think is

so important that no one is talking about that. We do need to play it here at the beginning of this episode. Yeah. Yeah. Just because this cannot be right. Not heard by the people. Since we recorded it last night, I can almost remember it. So this is from the June 8th, 2018 episode of the Alex Jones show.

Alex Jones is on vacation in Hawaii, but he calls into the show a couple hours before he calls in to talk about Anthony Bourdain's death. He calls in to say this. Alex, how refreshing is it to see a president that essentially flips the bird to the globalist at the G7 summit? That's right. Coming up in the next segment, we will play the clip. He was going out to Marine One helicopter to take off the G7 and he

pointed out that he tried to play nice with Trudeau. He tried to play nice with McCrime and others that he tore into him and said, listen, Russia should be in the G7 back to G8. They were taken out five years ago. That is about a lot about the globalist. Whether you like it or not, this is the only place Trump's been behind on. He was ahead of it during the campaign.

The clear alliance that the Patriots in the Pentagon. There's bad guys there too. There's three different factions really, but there's two dominant ones, the Patriots in the Pentagon. So we should link up with Russia. They've got incredible resources, four times our landmash, more resources than even Africa. They've become a Christian nation.

They've got lower taxes on us. We should link up when geographically we'll control the whole planet. Yikes. Right. So we freaked out and screamed about this for like 10 minutes yesterday. No need to sort of recreate that. It can't be done. Except to say, hey guys, there's Alex saying that he and the Patriots

that he's aware of within the intelligence services want to hook up with Russia and dominate the world. Right. Geographically. Yep. Dominate the world. That was the plan. So that's not great.

Which I believe we came to the conclusion that that made him a globalist. I think dominating a globe makes one a globalist. The only thing about that that I still cannot get over is what is the third faction of the Pentagon? What is it? So we got the Patriots. We've got one confirmed faction. Assumably the other one is the globalists or at least globalist controlled

vampires globalist adjacent. What is the third one? The Somali is the Somali is the wine merchants. Yeah. The wine snobs. See now I feel like that's again a very anti-Semitic thing. No, we got wine snobs over here. You got wine patriots, Patriots, globalists, globalists.

Right. The two ones, the Patriots and the globalists do battle internationally. Right. And the wine snobs sit around and just laugh and like, aha, they're using the wrong cheese with that red wine. Ah, you should have brought a charcuterie. Absolutely. No, do they send go-between messages?

Like you can trust a wine aficionado. They're so absorbed in wine that they don't care about distorting the words that you say. So is that how they communicate with each other? Do they send missives? Must. Have they turned wine purchases into a coded language? Absolutely.

Okay. That makes sense. I'm done. It's like. All right. Yeah. So, Jordan, today what we're going to be going over is the November 30th, 2014 episode of the Alex Jones show.

Right. I'd like. It's very ostiny. Yeah. I'd like to see if you have any idea why I have chosen this as an ostiny episode. November 30th, 2014. Right. That was when, let's see, what happens in November 30th?

It's just after Thanksgiving. That was probably the, oh no, that was the reenactment of the first Thanksgiving when Christ was crucified. Incorrect. They don't, no, they do the Thanksgiving. No. Nope. All right.

Incorrect. Bethlehem. Nope. Are you sure? On November 28th at 2 20 something in the morning. Okay. A gentleman by the name of Larry McQuilliams. What?

Went on a shooting spree in Austin and shot a ton of bullets at the police station and tried to set fire to the Mexican consulate. Also shot a bunch of bullets at the federal courthouse. He was shot down by a cop eventually. He had let me die written in marker across his chest. Okay. He also in his pocket had a copy of a book that. Where to hide your guns.

Exactly.com. Yep. It will get into more detail about it later, but it was, it's tied to a Christian identity supremacy group. Sounds right. That is very racist and anti-Semitic. They are called the Phineas Priesthood and it's not really like a specific group. It's kind of like a loose knit group of people who, you know, you just get to call

yourself a priest in this Phineas Priesthood and he had a book about them and their history in his pocket, much like as if he was catcher in the rye for him, which speaks volumes about what he was about. Of course. So I went and. So they're definitely talking about Bethlehem then. There might be, there might be some, some of that. You might have been more right.

Did they hurt anybody or did he hurt anybody? No one. I assume the group has probably hurt people. No one ended up hurt. There was more property damage from what I've been able to glean. It's kind of the most Austin-y mass shooting. I can think of that. Austin is so cool.

Even their mass shooters are like, wait, we don't want to hurt anybody. I don't think he didn't want to hurt anybody. I recognize that, but he was, he picked the right targets. You know, he picked the big three. I think you go after the police station, go after the courthouse. You got to go after the Mexican consulate after that. Also our friend Art Acevedo, the then Austin police chief, did speculate that they were was reason to believe that the attack could have been politically motivated and anti-government

attack that also, that also might be linked to feelings about immigration being as he tried to set the Mexican consulate on fire. All right. All right. You might, I, I'm a big fan of Acevedo. That seems pretty obvious from that. That's some good detective work. I recognize from Texas monthly, uh, shooting up the Mexican consulate shortly after President

Obama issued his executive order regarding immigration does indicate a potential motive. Uh, certainly he's also, uh, if you looked over, that would be a wild coincidence. If you looked over his social media, you'd find that he had posted a lot of really positive stuff about Ron Paul. Right. There's some sort of a connection that he had there philosophically. Um, and, uh, he also was a guy who'd been arrested and done time for robbing a bank. Okay.

So all right. Prior. All right. He tried to rob. What is more anti-government than that? He tried to rob a Brinks truck from what I've been able to find. Wait, and a bank? No, that was the, uh, thing that was that counts as a bank.

That does not count as a bank to the law. It does not count as a bank. There have to be tellers. You have to stand on the thing and go to bullets up in the air. You got to do the whole thing according to the law. It counts. Okay. So I would also accept sliding a piece of paper to the teller that says I have a gun.

Right. He's put a hundred thousand. You can't slide that note to the Brinks guy. He's no, no. He's definitely got a gun. Yeah. So this guy, this guy was a mess and he had a lot of indications that he might be the sort of guy who'd be doing this kind of stuff.

Yeah. He ended up getting shot by a cop, uh, pretty not too long after he went, went all shooty. Yeah. Yeah. Um, but he's a, he's an old white guy. He's a 49 year old white guy. All right. And so that's going to make Alex.

Man, we still need them around. So if, if they weren't here, stop it. Oh, boy. So because the guy is an old white dude, Alex has some complicated feelings about it. Right. And should be against it. Kind of a fan. Alex doesn't really know what to do with it and we'll watch him spin his wheels.

Okay. Cause this is the, uh, this is the 30th and on the 28th, he took the day off. The 28th was a Friday. He took that off because he's like, he was too busy masturbating to this guy. Mitten Thanksgiving. Maybe, maybe Thanksgiving, but he had a prerecorded show and it was really funny to listen to that. Like what he's complaining about knowing that that morning, there's an active shooter. Yeah.

But huge shooting. It's been a white terrorist. It's kind of funny that he's like, we're going to replay a great interview with Michael Savage. All right. All right, bro. So here's the first clip where Alex discusses what he thinks is going on with this guy. Already hard to believe the 30th day of November, 2014 on this.

Also one of the most offensive things I've ever heard on this show. He's playing ZZ top to start the show. Please. This live Sunday edition, I'm your host, Alex Jones will be here as we are every Sunday four to six PM central standard time. I intend to open the phones up throughout really the last two thirds of the transmission from the bottom of the hour forward. And I intend to try to be disciplined with you.

Everybody knows I'm not to go over as much news as possible. There's just so much here to talk about. I live in Austin, Texas, where a few days ago, we had somebody at 222 AM. We know his name, McWilliams running around shooting up the police station, the Mexican consulate and the federal building. He's my hero. Folks want to know my take on that. He's my hero.

I'll give you my take on that event. This Lane Austin shooter likely had anti-government motive, hero, was against open borders. That's what they're saying is likely. I saw some online videos of him training with ninja swords and stuff and he fits the same MO as this guy on the East Coast that killed one cop and was hunting others who was obsessed with video games. I just think he's a mentally ill people. Okay.

Okay. Cool. So that's your take on this one. He's a mentally ill guy. Yay. Hey, why wouldn't you want him to have a gun? He already had swords. He could have slashed up the police station.

There's no stopping this guy. So much ninja training. Yeah. Thank God he brought a gun because if he brought a sword he would have to use the ninja training. We never would have caught the guy. Thank God the second amendment doesn't cover smoke bombs. Oh yeah. So I would say that in present day or so you wouldn't, Alex doesn't like this argument

of like they're mentally ill folks except when he wants to use it in order to throw bombs at pharmaceuticals. Right. You can say like they're all just, they're zombies on their pro's egg. Oh. Oh. So this is an interesting way that he's already allowed for this to be like, hey, it doesn't matter.

And he's tossed a video game in there. Sure, sure. So hey, he played a lot of video games. You know that discounting. Well there's the other guy who he's comparing it to. Oh, okay. He's a similar guy as this other white, white shooter. Right.

That is not the angle he's going to go with. Oh. That's just what he starts with. He's going to go with this guy lives what I preach. No. He's not going to say that. Slightly different. He's not going to say that word for word what this guy does is what I tell people to

do. This is going to, you're not going to like this. I'm not going to like this. No. I just think these are mentally ill people. That said, they're still dangerous. In fact, more dangerous because you don't really know when they're going to strike. But I want to tie that in his so-called protest to Ferguson because I think both incidences

of violence are illegitimate. No. God damn it. No. You can't even fucking do that. How do you do that? How do you fucking do that? That is.

Yeah. The problem is, as awful as that is, there's a certain part of my brain that's like, I never would have made that connection, man. Why? Well, you gotta give them credit is due. Why wouldn't you never would I have even considered that it was possible to connect those two events? I don't know.

So good on you, Alex, for figuring out the single worst narrative that is humanly possible. I don't, I don't understand why you wouldn't put those pieces together like in terms of what do you mean? Why I wouldn't put those pieces together like, Hey, I bet that's what Alex is going to say. How could I possibly have put those two pieces together? You gotta be considering this is, was there an active shooter that shot up the fucking Mexican consulate in Ferguson? Does Ferguson have a Mexican consulate?

No. Why does Austin have a Mexican consulate? That was another question. It's in Texas. Border state. Well, yeah, but it is Austin on the border. No. Not quite.

No. Okay. But no. All right, never mind. Calm down. You should, you should 100% have seen that coming. And I think it's very. I can't imagine.

That's irresponsible of you. And I have seen that coming because it's, what are the similarities? It's the end of November, 2014. Alex is desperate to discredit the situation in Ferguson, right, because it doesn't, it does not look good. Right. We have a situation where just not too long before where we're at right now, the, the, I can't, dammit, I wish I had the exact date.

The policeman who shot Michael Brown was acquitted, I wish I had the, Darren Wilson was acquitted. I don't have the right date. I don't have the exact date. So, so, of course, I should have obviously made the connection that Alex would make a negative connection to a white man murdering a black person, right? And then everybody being rightfully outraged by that to a white man shooting up a police station and the Mexican consulate.

And that, of course, makes sense. Well, see, this is a thing where Alex has to take what's in front of him in his own city is an act of white supremacist terror, basically. Right. So you compare it to the most recent act of white supremacist terror, or state-sponsored of white supremacist terror. You compare it to the reaction to the states. No, see, that doesn't make sense to me.

No, it makes perfect sense if you're going from an Alex perspective. Right. Because you need, you need to, you just made me feel really good. Even after all this time. What? I can't see things through Alex's eyes. Oh, and I'd make myself feel terrible. Yeah, yeah, you should feel awful if you saw that coming.

Well, because you need to look at it like, you've gone native, Dan. I'm willing to throw this guy under the bus, this white dude under the bus. Right. Even though he's my guy. But the only way I'm going to do that is if on the way out, I can tie him to legitimate protest. Right. That, you know, might have involved a little bit of looting here and there, but that wasn't

the entire protest. Yeah. That wasn't even most of it. Don't care. Most of that shit should have burned down. Well, that's, there's an argument to be made there. Yeah. You know, who cares?

The issue is you take, um, white terrorism and black protest, right? You conflate the two and all of a sudden you can complain about both of them in the same way and appear that you're rising above the racial tension. And he's like, oh, they're all just trying to get us to fight with each other. When I ate this, uh, clearly deranged lunatic shot up a bunch of police federal buildings, tried to burn down the Mexican consulate like, nah, this is just protest. God, we could go line by line. Everything that that guy did, Alex suggested that people should do.

Oh yeah. To a certain extent, I'm sure he did. I mean, no, no, no, I bet word for word. I guarantee that if we went through, I would never force you to do all this work. But if you went through everything that Alex Jones said from like 2003 to the Mexican consulate day before that, you would probably get sooner or later, you get like, you should shoot up the police station. Most courthouses need to be shot up.

That Mexican consulate, who knows what they're doing there. Shoot it. I got a real bone to pick with a Mexican consulate. Got a bad, you know what? Who does it? Got a bad feeling about those people. I'm very pro immigration, but that Mexican consulate, that's worse than the DMV. No doubt.

I tried to get my, uh, Mexican citizenship papers there and they were like, you're not. It was very, it was very difficult. So Alex is, uh, Alex is operating on a bunch of, uh, real hard, uh, hard and fast sources. Right. Uh, imaginary. There's a lot of real good information. Imaginary. So let's jump into that.

And I got a lot of heat from the quote black community. Never like that. I never like that. Shouldn't say quote black community. I don't like that. This week for criticizing shooting at police and firefighters and shooting up their vehicles and shooting two cops and FBI agents got shot real quick about those FBI agents. This is from the CNBC article about that quote, two FBI agents were shot at a barricaded

home just miles from the protest wrecked St. Louis suburb of Ferguson early Wednesday. Police said both suffered non threatening injuries after the shooting in North St. Louis County. The incident occurred around 315 a.m. local time. Police in St. Louis County have been dealing with violent protests after a grand jury decided not to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson over the fatal shooting of unarmed teen Michael Brown. It was not immediately clear whether the shooting was connected to the unrest.

So it's probably a completely unrelated thing at the time that Alex is able to report on it. Right. So he's just compare. He's just relating things that he has no business. It's just the same city. How far away were they from Ferguson's Mexican consulate? That's a great question.

That's a great question. Why don't the cops ever investigate that? I don't know. All sorts of stuff happened. That makes protesting look bad and Time Magazine came out and said, violent riots necessary. Close quote. That is not a quote. You should not be allowed to use closed quote when you're not quoting.

This was an article in Time Magazine that was called not violent violent protest or violent riots are necessary. The headline was in defense of rioting. Right. Like what Martin Luther King Jr. wrote. Yeah. And I'll read you a bit of that article that Alex doesn't want to deal with because he's never read it.

I assume they probably quote MLK's letters from a burning man. No, actually they don't. They could have. Yeah. They could have really gone hard on that. Yeah, they don't. It seems like an obvious way to go. No.

It's just more of a discussion of the realities in our modern time. Right. And do you mean that violent protest is necessary? And about how like the Tea Party, the Boston Tea Party was seen the way it is because we won and rioting has only ever looked bad when it's the group that doesn't win. Who won? Protesting always looks bad to people who really don't like the content of what the protest is about.

Oh yeah. Isn't that crazy? Yeah, yeah. It's not the right way to do things, Stan. It's not the right way to just accept it that you're going to get fucked in the ass for the rest of your life and for the rest of your children's lives and really for the rest of America's life. That's the right way to go about protesting, Dan.

Sure. Sure. So I don't want to dive too deep into that because we will get into it in a little bit. But for now I want Alex to get back to these headlines because he's got some like, he's just got barn burners of headlines. And keep in mind, some of these are the same story, but a link from CNN and a link from Time Magazine. All right.

That sort of thing. So like he goes. Is there ever not much to talk? He always opens up. Oh, we got so much to talk about. Does he ever open up with like, guys, slow, not a lot going on today, guys. I'm going to talk about demons globalists are taking an off day. No, everything is always intense.

Okay. Well, we're going to look at this headline Time Magazine columnist violent riots necessary. That's from Time Magazine. It's not also CNN is lying when they say Ferguson protesters were peaceful. That's an infowars article. Another key report from Infowars Magazine target oathkeepers protecting Ferguson businesses exclusive to infowars nightly news last Friday night. So that was an article about how the brave, brave oathkeepers are protecting St. Louis

businesses and they're being attacked by the horrible protesters. Can I get a list of things that the oathkeepers have protected? Well, I don't want to talk about that right now. Fair enough. But what I do want to talk about is Alex in the last clip before this was talking about how there's so much going on involving like the St. Louis situation in Ferguson. And it's all about how white people are great. This is not going to be a full episode where we talk about the realities of Ferguson that

other people have done much better jobs of that than we ever will. I also think we've done that before. I don't think we have entirely. You don't think? Oh, no, I don't think we have entirely either. But when Alex brings up the oathkeepers, it's really difficult for me not to point out that during the entire conflagration with Ferguson, policeman Dan Page was relieved of duty in St. Louis after he was caught on camera at an oathkeepers meeting rattling

off horribly racist homophobic nonsense. What in the police? Yeah. There was a white supremacist there. He said that there are at least four sodomites on the Supreme Court and called Barack Obama are which four are quote undocumented president from Kenya. Who isn't also later when Don Lemons, seriously, which four on the Supreme Court when Don Lemon was in Ferguson covering the protests for CNN, yeah, this cop Dan Page physically

assaulted him on the camera. Well, he's a cop. What else? What else are we paying him? Don Lemons black. Yeah. Hey, what do we have? What else are we paying him for?

Right. So that was a guy who's a part of the oathkeeper keepers, right? So that's kind of a bit of the mentality. It's important. They got. Hey, do you know what they do though? And you got to give them this. They keep their oaths.

Sure. To be racist. Exactly. Now also admittedly, their, their oaths are not hard to keep. If you think that this is a, like a, like an isolated incident during the same time, policeman Ray Albers of the St. Ann Police Department was suspended after video came out of him pointing his semi-automatic service rifle at peaceful protesters and screaming shit at them like, quote, I will fucking kill you.

Oh man. What? There's a fascist in the police office. Very strange behavior. Come on. Also, where would you even find those guys? Also policeman Matthew prepared who was on patrol during the Ferguson protests would end up being suspended for posting stuff on Facebook like, quote, these protesters should

have been put down like a rabid dog the first night and quote, where is a Muslim with a backpack when you need him? I guess that's so pro Muslim. It does indicate that he thinks they have utility. Hey, I mean, hey, at least, at least he's one for two with that statement. So everybody talks about, and rightfully so, I don't think it's wrong to talk about the issue of Michael Brown, but it would be really remiss to not point out that during the period between Michael Brown's murder and the acquittal of Darren Wilson, many other unarmed black

men in St. Louis and the surrounding areas were murdered by the police. Not just to name a few, Kajemi Powell and Von Derritt Meyers Jr. were both two unarmed men. Meyers actually had a sandwich in his hand. So that could be, that could be seen as a pretty terrible. So I mean, there and there's a long, long history in Ferguson that goes back beyond this. I believe the dollop did a great episode covering that. So if you want to learn more about that from the check that out. So there's this, like there's a much more like in depth situation going on there and

his idea of like these poor oath keepers trying to protect a business and Do we need 49 year old white man? Well, but here are we? That situation worked itself out in some ways. I mean, I don't, I don't mean to belittle like the danger of that. Like he could have really killed a lot of people. He was motivated in a very negative direction. We're talking about the, we're back to McQuilliams. Yeah. Yeah. But that, that, you know,

Yeah, the answer is no. The answer is honestly, no, there's no, look, I'm not, I'm not saying that there should be some sort of government final solution on white man over the age of 40. I'm not saying that that's a good idea. Again, what I am saying is that there is no argument to the fact that we would be better off without them. I'm sorry, bro. There's no reasonable argument. I'm sorry, bro. This bit has been 86. All right. So, all right. Alex, at this point, well, clearly I'm going to stop doing this. At this point in the show, Alex is sort of made his point and that is that he views literal white terrorism as being the same as black protest, which is interesting.

It's not, it's very expected from Alex. But yeah, now that I'm there, I got you. He's made, he's made his point and I respect that he's been concise because at this point, it's not very far into the episode. It's maybe 10 minutes in or something like that. So he nailed it and he can avoid it from here on out. And so now he wants to try and approach from a different direction. So if he keeps talking about this though, eventually he's going to be like, I'm really a big fan of this white terrorist, right? Like the more he talks about it, the more it's going to leak through the little cracks in his rhetoric. Let's see.

Globalist exploit, ISIS threat to empower UN. We're going to talk about the UN today. I want to tie Black Friday in to kind of the lottery picket mentality that I see in the culture out there. White Friday. So would he be better? Would he be happier if it was called White Friday? I think he would be. So what do you think he's talking about? I want to try and tie in Black Friday. Okay. He's going to try and tie in Black Friday. So the globalists lower those prices so much to make sure that people will trample over each other and remain divided in order to keep us from fighting against the globalists. Interesting theory. That the social engineers are using to great effect. Obama was a big lottery ticket to the

Democrats. They thought they were going to get this big super deal putting him to office, free gas, free cars, free homes. You've seen and heard the clips. Oh, thank you, Mr. President. I don't have to worry about my gas, my car, my home. It'll all be free. And he'd say, that's right. That's right. You're going to get that. Good impression. Wouldn't say sorry, we can't take somebody to you to that level. So we're going to tie that into Black Friday because here's the deal. We have the articles up on info wars.com and prisonblood.com but anybody can just search the term Black Friday as a fraud. You'll get mainline news admitting it's some of the worst deals of the year. Wait, what? Wait, hold on. Are we now pivoting to shopping tips?

Because I think we are. He does 10 minutes. He does 10 minutes talking about this shooting and then pivots to Black Friday as an inside job. All right. All right. All right. So white terrorism. It's Ferguson's fault, essentially. Black Friday, obviously. He's just associating whatever it is that's on his mind. If it was Christmas, he would have been like commercializing Christmas. If it was the Easter, he would have been like, we've got our Easter sales. He would have just done whatever is regional or like. I think he's just mad. It's like the date. He's just mad because he had to go shopping the other day or whatever. He had to go get gifts for his kids and he's pissed off about it. Well, he doesn't like buying things for other

people. But it does end up being like a five minute rant on the show. It goes on quite a while. About Black Friday. Yeah. Okay. When the state cuts off sales tax, that is, you can believe it is white terrorism. So that makes sense. Yeah, that makes sense. For stuff you need. I'm not against commerce and in sales. That's what a vibrant economy has. I'm not against consumerism for quality, but mindless consumerism, I'm totally against. And that's what Black Friday is. As a merchant, as someone that sells and develops products very successfully, I know what specials and deals are. And Black Friday is always very upsetting because the scam with Walmart and Target and the rest of them is, they raise the prices the week before.

They drop them that day and you don't get a discount. We don't do that in inforwarslife.com, inforstore.com, whether it's books, t-shirts, high quality supplements, water filters, ad pivot, baby. The whole thing is an ad pivot. That's pretty impressive. That is, that is the shoots and ladders performance of a lifetime. Realistically, to get from white terrorism to Ferguson is bad, but not in the way you think it's bad against white people. But I don't think that hinged. And then, and then to Black Friday, I don't, I think that those are two standalone pivots because you've got the pivot from white terrorism to Ferguson. And then you've got the pivot from Black Friday's an inside job to, Hey,

we love selling things. It's not that he's against consumerism. Loves it. He's against consumerism, just the mindless type. He likes people who are consumerist for quality. Absolutely. You got to think about it before you buy. Right. What? Also, by the way, generally, generally, I love imaginary rules that just pop up. Okay. No, this behavior that I ostensibly condemn. Yes, it is still terrible, but not the way I do it. Look, okay. So the Bible is all about those, like, don't lie, but not the way I lie. The way you lie. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's those white lies. You know, that's no big deal. White, white means good lies. Good lies. Also, generally, sales are like determined based off

MSRP, not off what this price was last week. I know. But it's a good way to make people scared of merchants as two people who put out quality products. So many like that one button we made. We have two shirts, two, I mean, two. We have two shirts. Yes. Yeah. What else do we got? Also, those shirts were not made over. No, they were, they were a gift made by a wonderful, wonderful man. Yeah. That's not commerce. Yeah. We're bad at that. That could be interstate commerce. I did send my shirt to Texas. Did we barter? No. But guys, I don't know. Let's just jump to this next clip. Let's do it. Alex has now successfully done this carry-strug level gymnastics. I was about to go. Yeah. Yeah. Well done. Kind of. I was going to go

with acrobatic, but nice. Just amazing work of art ad pivot. And now he gets back to the main issue at hand, which is, of course, this shooting that happened in Austin, because he lives in Austin. It's his responsibility to talk about it. But you'll see over and over again as we go through the episode, he can't talk about it without bringing up Ferguson. It's the only thing that he can do. It's pathetic. I'm going to really get serious and get focused here. Because to me, the guy that shot up the police station and the Mexican consulate, the federal building, is really no different, the white guy, white than the predominantly black people led by Democratic Party operatives on record. I mean, that's who's calling for the violence,

communist groups and others to go out and burn down black neighborhoods in protest. And then if you're against burning down a black neighborhood in protest, whether you're right or wrong, I think Mr. Brown's the wrong guy to protest about. I think he's a thug from the evidence of the cops all the truth. But to be even even while while trying to decry the Democratic Party's co-option of these peaceful protests and turning them into a racist attack meant to divide us, even though even in the middle of doing that, he's still got to be racist as fuck. Now might not just gotta do it. Now might not be the time to show you this. Two silver dollars at cost for $72. Holy shit. Oh, no, that is an amazing deal. This is only get from my resources. No,

this is a copy of infor's magazine that so kindly got for us by listener Keegan. Look at the cover of that bitch. Great. Yeah. Great. So okay. All right. For everyone watching out there, this is the cover of the infor's magazine. It's got George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin is a half and half of the same face with the words divide and conquer under it as if to suggest that murderer and victim are the same. Right. Which is kind of like, I mean, this is his, this is where he's at, but he's not like this when the white person is the victim. He's never like that. Wait, what? Like Katie Steinle here. He's made a cottage industry out of demonizing immigrants because of this accidental death

of a white woman at the pains me even to say at the hands of a Mexican gentleman. Right. Because it was an errant shot that accidentally went off and bounced off the concrete and hit her because there's no intention there. So like, this is what I mean, this is just, it's hard to take him at all seriously. You know what I mean? It's just like, you, when you're saying that Michael Brown is a thug and you think that the police didn't lie and he acted responsibly, I know where you're coming from, bro. And it's the same place. Probably where, where would he be coming from? Yeah. It's McQuilliam. McQuilliam. No, no, no, no. He's, it's evidence based, right? Like he saw the video and it's just no other way to take it. Yeah.

Oh, boy. So that's why my favorite articles to read are ones written by people who are like, we need to understand these people. They don't like being called racists because racist is a bad word. Right. And you're like, Oh, Oh, no. Are they? How could you prove it? How could you prove this racism? They don't like that label, Dan. You can't tell them that I wouldn't. It's, it's so offensive. I don't, I wouldn't like it either. Go fuck yourself. I don't like the label cross-eye either, but guess what? The shoe fits. Yeah. My, that's not even something I did to, that I'm choosing right to do. Right. People like Alex Jones, you gotta, you gotta wear that racist label. Look, if that's what you want to do, then you just own it. If you want to

put out a magazine with that cover. Yeah. Then just call yourself a white nationalist magazine. Yeah. Why not? Yeah. You love Ron Paul already. You love, they love white nationalists. Just join in. And it, and at this point with Alex's dwindling numbers all across the board, his best bet is to just push all his chips into the white nationalist corner. You know, like he's not going to have all in. Yeah. He's not going to have crossover appeal at any point in time anymore. No. Also something we went over in the last episode in the last year, Alex Jones, if you go to Alexa.com, the internet, uh, uh, statistic ranking site. Yeah. He has dropped in the last year 1000 ranks in terms of his position as a website. They're expanding though.

He went from 3000, 3,200 or so. Something like that. 3,200 to 4,100. Yep. To 4,100. Yeah. In the last year, that's uncanny. That's a terrible drop. It's a weird time for that. Yeah. So he, he should just double down and yeah, right? You're going to, he's going to wind up gaining listeners. Yeah. Instead, he just loses listeners on both ends. He loses normal people. Right. And then he loses the actual hardcore bigots because they're like, you're not hardcore. Exactly. Exactly. I'm going to David Duke. Right. So, and it would also make our job very different because then finally everybody in the, you know, right-wing watchosphere will be like, oh, we can just discount him. He's a white nationalist. Fuck off. Maybe. Yeah. I don't know. So, uh, Alex,

I would like to tell you now at this point why he's always right about everything. Because it is. Welcome back, my friends. The reason I have what a lot of folks call an uncanny grasp on events and predictions is really no secret at all. Those that don't know history are doomed to repeat it. And I have studied history. So I, uh, have been able to gleam that most of his understanding from history gleam gleam. Okay. Uh, I just want to double check. I might have accidentally said gleam. No, I just, I just always have a, I might have, like I have a weird thing about those. Like you just get just a little bit wrong. Like, like take it for granted. Granted instead of granted. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I accept.

I accept a weird thing. I might, I might do that myself all the time. I accept the possibility. I might have said gleam, but have you always said gleam? No. I glee, I've gleamed the, uh, the, the idea, uh, because you may be one of the Fay folk who use gleams. To mask their, uh, the cube pointy years, the cube. No, clean the cube. They're, they're, they're, they're fairies. They live in the, like in a midsummer night's dream and I'll leave you hanging. Enjoy it. So I've, uh, I've deduced. Yeah. Got some fun with that one. I'm enjoying myself a bit. Um, so I've, I figured out that most of Alex Jones's history, uh, understanding, he says that he was read 90 books about Nazis

and all of these books about the civil war. Most of it actually just comes from like an undead college conspiracy and Nazi propaganda as demonstrated by this next clip. The American revolution became the model of freedom worldwide. Nope. Not because we were perfect. Not because we didn't, uh, you know, have some problems, but because markedly after the seven year war that started in 1776 and the final ratification years later in 1798, the bill of rights, it created the greatest level of freedom comparatively in the time they were living that anyone ever seen in the world. And so America became the revolutionary idea. And in British newspapers and in Russian newspapers and Japanese newspapers,

the elites openly bemoaned the American system. They called it in the model by the 1830s saying, we can't compete with people getting to keep 90% of their money. We can't compete with low regulations. We can't compete without a class system. We need slavery monopolies. We need to finance powerful combines in the US to take it over. You see the rise of J.P. Morgan, the Rockefellers, all financed by the Dutch role family, the British role family, and by the Rothschilds. I mean, that's mainline history. The robber barons, the Rothschilds, all of it. If we, they were regulated in Europe, if they wanted your country, they would just finance some nearby dictator who invades you. And they didn't care if they lost

because they would finance the other opposition. Okay. Right. So I think the problem is clear. That is people having too much wealth. So we should do something about that, right? There's another problem that is like all that's based on pseudo history and lore that he, so accurately has declared that's what he believes in. A lot of that, a lot of that, that history does come from his non-dare college conspiracy world, which we'll be dealing with in great detail. Wasn't the Haitian revolution well before the United States? It wasn't the model. Well, but well, that's because everybody was free at the end of it. Not a good model. Terrible model. That's right. That's it. It was a bad model. I

apologize. If you want the greatest amount of freedom that will get coverage in Japanese newspapers, pre-magey restoration Japanese newspapers to have complete freedom. Right. Right. Of course. Almost selective freedom. I can't imagine for whom. Right. So that's a little bit, that's, that's another indication to me that I'm like, maybe you don't have a great grasp on history. Maybe you don't. He's read 60 books that are filled with lies. I would say that it is uncanny. I would say that. So at this point, Alex Jones wants to ask what, like this is the guiding question of the show. Right. Were he to be a not lunatic person? If he were not to be. Right. If that were to tour the case. Right. He would open up the phone lines

and like have a reasonable conversation about this. Right. But as soon as I heard him ask this guiding question, I said to myself, you know, God damn way he's answering that question. Okay, let's hear it. What is legitimate rebellion? What is legitimate revolution? Long pause. And I think we should have this topic all throughout the week, not just on this Sunday show because this is such a big issue. Sure. Sure. You're not going to cover this at all. I'm going to guess in your next episode you're not going to cover it either. What is legitimate revolution, Dan? I feel like it's like the Supreme Court definition of pornography. I know it when I see it. All right. I take everything on a case by case basis. Okay. Because there's a lot of,

there's a lot of circumstantial stuff across culturally that maybe applies to us, doesn't apply to other folk, you know, in terms of the historical basis of our society. What's your favorite revolution? Probably the revolution of the Japanese newspaper system circle. Oh man, I remember that. No, my favorite. That was an amazing musical. It was called the Japanese Newsies, right? Yeah. Yeah. It was great. Japanese news. Yeah. That sounds not good. It's a portmanteau, but it doesn't feel good. It doesn't feel good coming out of your mouth. I almost said it and I was like, I don't think I will. I could defend it in a court of law. I think so too. I think so too. Where I put on trial. I would glean all the information from that.

What's a legitimate rebellion to you? Boxer. I'm actually going to go with whiskey. All right. I'm going to go with a whiskey rebellion. I felt like that one was pretty good. I'm fine with it. I don't know. I also think that my standard for what a legitimate rebellion is probably falls drastically lower than Alex's. Yeah. Because I believe that, like, I think that it's hard to say what, like, it's very, it's very complicated because later in this episode, I didn't keep it in because Alex doesn't respond to his caller who says it. Yeah. Otherwise, if he had responded in any way, I would have kept this clip in, but he does ask a caller what's a legitimate reason,

like what's a final straw for you? Yeah. And the caller says, if I see the government rounding people up, then it's time, but that's the final straw. Oh, so now he's finally doing it. Well, that's now he has decided that it is the final straw. 2017, when the immigration policy was enacted, he saw that the government was rounding people up and he decided that was my breaking point. And so he has absolutely, I'm sure, confirmed that he will stop doing this because I don't know who this caller was. I'm not worried about it. And that's the reason why I didn't keep it in. It's because it's the caller saying it and Alex just moves on to another topic after the caller says it. Right. If Alex had said, yes, absolutely, that is a line in the sand,

I would have kept it in and been like, Hey, look at this dickhole. Yeah. Since he didn't respond, I don't want to put his caller's words on him. Although I would assume that back then he would say that that's a principle of his because he lies about FEMA camps all the time. You would think that. Here's the other thing. What we know though, what we are aware of now is that that is not our threshold for revolution. Turns out it's not. Yeah. Turns out that if the government is rounding people, like for me, I would love, I would love, it should be, we should be revolutioning. The government is rounding up people, separating them from their families. The fucking police are murdering people. The, all of our institutions are fucking destroyed. They are left in shambles.

This is perfect revolution type. This is when we should be revolutioning. And it turns out that I'm too much of a pussy. I'm, I'm waiting for other people to revolution. I want to join in, but I'm not going to be the guy to throw the first fucking stone. It's pathetic. I hate myself for this. It's a complicated thing. And I don't, I don't, right? Yeah. But the reason that I don't, I don't agree with you and I feel kind of shitty that I don't agree with you is that I still don't think that that's the right way to deal with it. Right. I still think that what you're going to end up doing in that case is making things worse for the people who are marginalized. Right. We're going to be French revolutioning. Well, I think that's an unfortunate, I think if you have,

we would get to behead some rich people. You and I are what I would describe as even though we're, especially me, pretty damn poor, fairly bougie white, uh, met young males. Right. I don't think that we are in a very, uh, troubled position. No, of course. So if we were to go and let's say try and organize or go weathermen on people's asses and blow up an occupied building or something like that in a, in a, uh, an attempt to bring awareness to the plight of people who are being victimized by ice. There's a really decent chance that all that would end up happening is radicalizing more people, uh, in ice and making the situation way worse. I don't know what the right solution is. I don't begrudge people who think that, like, we've got to get who raw, but I don't,

I don't know. I still think the courts conceivably are the right way to go about. No, I think we're not able to turn things around. I think we're fucked on the courts. I think the, the, my, my feelings are a general strike. That's a bad idea. It's just a, it's just a, like, we're not, we're not trying to overthrow the government. We're saying you're fucking up so much. We're going to fuck up your shit. I think it'd be interesting. We're finally going to fuck up your shit. Well, cause that would be, that would be sort of a larger scale version of like, uh, blocking traffic, what happened, slowing down the city. Yeah. I don't know. I think that's, I think, look, if rich people are going to control the government, then fuck rich people. We're going

to fuck with your bottom line. I guess I don't know. I think there's a good in between. Um, and I just, I don't know. I don't know. I don't either. Anyways, let's start one. So, uh, at this point, Alex has a, uh, something that I love so much and that is a shot and a chaser here on this. Here's the shot where Alex is getting petty coming in from a commercial break. All right, ladies and gentlemen, you may have heard that before. I've been saying it about 15 years, another talk show host now uses that term, which is fine with me. It's just that when people then rip off what you're doing and people think you're ripping them off. So you gotta say, no, I've been saying info wars.com is powered by truth since 1996, powered by truth info wars.com.

So that's the shot. Yep. Yep. You take that, you take that little bit of tequila. Yeah. Here comes that lime. Here is time magazine on Friday. Good work. I just ripped off Rush Limbaugh right there. Uh, Ferguson. I always love that. That's got the article right here. So two minutes later, he jostles some paper. He's like, oh, he just ripped off Rush Limbaugh by jostling paper around after he's complaining about someone ripping him off saying, uh, powered by truth. I Googled it. I couldn't figure out, I'm sure he's talking about Glenn Beck, but I couldn't, I couldn't figure out who he was talking about who said they were powered by truth. Yeah, probably was a one off. It might be, it might not be a good idea to say powered by truth because

that kind of suggests the same way that things are powered by gasoline insofar as you burn it and transform it into something that is destroying the planet. Yeah. Um, so, uh, he's got that paper. Yeah. He's ripping off Rush. He's ripping off Rush. He's ripping off Rush. Great fully work. Um, which I, I'm sure he's done before this, but I like to imagine that this is the canonical beginning of the paper. All right. It's not, but, uh, so here we go. Let's get to these headlines. That's got the article right here. Yep. Ferguson in defense of rioting. That's a magazine. Darlina Coon, huh? It's not, it's not what the name sounds like, but even like no matter what, if, uh, there's a,

there's a racism in the way he says that name, like as if it's a question. Yeah. You know, is it C-U-N-H-A? C-U-H-N-A, I believe. Uh, so like Kuna is probably the correct pronunciation. Yeah. I'm not saying that that's not the right pronunciation. Right. It's the way he was like, what? Right. Right. Is this a name in the same way that he says white and it makes you feel uncomfortable? Yes. 100%. Coon. Uh, is, uh, yeah. No, thanks. Hard pass. And she goes on to just say it's wonderful, basically. Okay. Uh, here's another one. Time magazine columnist, violent riots, necessary, close quote, uh, bunch of other garbage. I'm not gonna, here's one out of CNN. CNN is lying when they say Ferguson protests were quote, peaceful. We have the video clip. I mean, I'm just going to vomit.

Those aren't articles from CNN or any new articles. That's just infowars coverage of other articles. So now back to this time article, uh, the time magazine article that Alex is saying goes on to just say violent rioting is wonderful. Yeah. And she's for it. Also, that's, that's great analysis right there. Right. I mean, you, you'd expect him to actually get into the arguments, the nuance of it instead of just misrepresenting the headline and then lying about what's in the body of it. It's, it's actually, you know what? In, in our, it could be, we could just do that. Like in, like in reality, all we would be like, look at this info wars clip. I mean, basically all he says is he's racist. Well, I mean, wait, that might be accurate.

That's what I'm saying. So here's from this article because Alex doesn't want to get into it. Let's, uh, let's discuss it a little, uh, quote. When a police officer shoots a young, unarmed black man in the streets, then does not face indictment. Anger murders, murders. Let's not say shoots. I'm just reading the text on the page. I know, I know you're quoting it. Anger in the community is inevitable. It's what we do with that anger that counts in such a case is rioting so wrong. Riots are, are a necessary part of the evolution of society. Unfortunately, we do not live in a universal utopia where people have, uh, the basic human rights they deserve simply for existing. Until we get there, the legitimate frustration, sorrow and pain of the

marginalized voices will boil over spelling out into our streets as quote, normal citizens watch the events of Ferguson unfurl on their television screens and Twitter feeds. There's a lot of head shaking, finger pointing and privileged explanation going on. We wish to seclude the incident and the people involved to separate it from our history as a nation, to dehumanize the change agents because of their bad and sometimes violent decisions. Because if we can separate the underlying racial tensions that clearly exist in our country from the looting and the rioting of select individuals, we can continue to ignore the problem. I would put forth that peaceful protesting is a luxury of those already in mainstream culture. Those who can be assured

their voices will be heard without violence. Those who can afford to wait for the change they want. I risk sounding racist, but if this was a white kid, there would be no riot. Another person wrote on the Tea Party page. History shows us that blacks in this country are more apt to riot than any other population. They are stirred up by racist black people and set out to cause problems end of story. So that's a post that she is referencing from a Tea Party page. Sounds a lot like Alex. Blacks in this country are more apt to riot because they are one of the populations here who still need to. In the case of the 1992 riots about Rodney King, 30 years of black people trying to talk about their struggles of racial profiling and muted but still vastly unfair treatment

came to a boil. Sometimes enough is simply too much. And after that catalyst event, the landscape of Southern California changed and nationally police forces take note. At no point in the article does she say that violent rioting is good or that rioting is good. It just goes to discuss the underlying causes and what's going on here. The conversation that Alex Jones is unwilling to engage in. She explains why it is a reasonable thought. It is not an irrational thought. It would be irrational if white people rioted over anything, really. That's an irrational thought. If you've been oppressed for always, if you are being murdered by the cops who are ostensibly there to protect you, it's time to riot. And it's not that I'm advocating it,

it's that it's like that's a totally reasonable thought. It's another thing too, I think if it wasn't or after, I mean, if it was ever, the other thing is we have to even take this away from like it being a riot riot. You know, it wasn't even that right. Also, you also have to add in the fact that these same things, the same things they are saying now about how this isn't the right way to do it and all that bullshit. They said about Colin Kaepernick kneeling. It doesn't matter how severe it gets. No. What does it matter if you riot if they're going to say the same thing, if you peacefully protest? Yeah, the bottom line is always sit down. Yeah, exactly. Sit down, shut up. Hey, wait your turn. Right. Wait your turn that's never coming. Right. So I read that because I

think it's important and I don't know if everybody has read that article or will go read it. I think some of that is important to know that this is the article that Alex refuses to read and is misrepresenting in service of trying to tie the situation in Ferguson to this dumb, dumb white supremacist. Still can't believe he's trying to do that. Who tried to set fire to the Mexican Consulate at two in the morning and was not drunk, had a serious like legit plan, had his guns, had a getaway car. He had laid out his funeral clothes at home with a note. He left a bag of food for his pets on his neighbor's door that said, you know, you can tell the FBI you didn't know anything. No one knows about this. Great. Like that sort of shit. So like he had, he had

his bases covered. Right. This guy, he had, this was not like a, I'm drunk at two in the morning. I'm going to set the Mexican Consulate on fire because I don't know. I don't like. Yeah. Because Mexico. Right. Yeah. So at this point in the show, Alex has, has proffered the question earlier. He's presented. What is the time? What is a legitimate revolution? Yes. And he gives a pretty narrow version of that. I believe it's actually a minor increase in tariffs on tea. That's the correct time to. No, he gives a pretty opposite answer that is very narrow. Okay. When is it legitimate to get violent? Well, I'll tell you Tuesday when you're under attack and let's say you're a Ukrainian in 1935.

Very specific. And the Leninists are raping your wives, taking you to slave labor camps, disappearing people. They're invaded your country. They're dragging you away. It's clearly tyranny. You've got a right to do to defend yourself. Nazi Germany, 1943. Somebody's coming down to the basement where you're hiding to take you to a concentration camp. You have a right to do to defend yourself. This is 2014, right? Yes. So say you're a Ukrainian 70 years Say you're a Ukrainian perhaps in your present. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. In your current existence. No, no, no, no, no. Alex is totally. Why did he pick Ukrainian then? Because there's only other reasons. There's only one other reason to have Ukraine on Ukraine.

Ukraine on your mind. He's totally cool with that. I know he's totally cool with that. That's why it's weird to me that he picked Ukraine specifically. Of course. Also, by the way, because we're doing 2018 is Soros Watch 18. Right. Because we're right on time. As of November 30, 2014. No Soros? Soros is in play. Oh, he is in play. Yes. 100%. He's one of the villains. Okay. He's one of the big, big bad guys. So somewhere between 2009 and 2014. Got you. Which unfortunately does not narrow anything down in terms of my suspicion. Not a lot. Because those are the two years that are of interest. But at least we know it's by 2014. Anyway, I would say that this next clip is redundant, perhaps, but let's listen to it anyway.

Now this guy was white. White. What's his name? 49-year-old Larry Stephen McWilliams. I'm not going to get accused of being anti-white because I support the police killing him when he's trying to kill people. No. It's pointless protest. It's mindless to just go out and start shooting things up. That's going to get us into a civil war, not fix things. Whether it's Ferguson or Austin, black or white, it's bad. Well, that's only if you think these two things are the same thing. That's only if you think they're the same thing and they're not. No. I mean, in both cases, it is bad for a white person to start murdering people, even though in this case they did not murder. Right. Even though in this case, it was not the cops. They certainly could murder.

Oh God. So in this next clip, Alex reads a news report of, I don't know if I put enough of a point on that last clip. The reason I put, I had it in there was, again, just to reinforce that he can't deal with this without changing the goalposts, you know, moving it down. No, because he's a fan. Yeah. He's a fan. So he likes this guy. He kind of does. And I actually have a fucking damning thing to bring up at the end of course he does. But in order for Alex to cover the news about this even, he kind of has to treat it like it's a joke. And you'll see what I mean immediately. A white middle-aged gunman. Can you imagine it was a black guy? They wouldn't even say that. Immediately. That's how the race media works. A white middle-aged

gunman and what appears to be a politically motivated anti-government attack, both of them fired more than a hundred rounds at buildings in downtown Austin early Friday and tried to set fire to the Mexican consulate before he died of a gunshot wound. He has to put on a mocking voice just to read the news. Yeah, what the fuck is that? That's insane. That's insane. Ain't the things that he's saying are legitimately horrifying. He shot over a hundred rounds into these buildings. That's not cool. No. That's not good. I mean, oh, the white supremacists have enslaved black people for hundreds of years. Like, what are you doing starting a civil war? Oh, you guys think it's so bad to be enslaved. This is about tariffs. Fuck off.

So of course we know that lying just below the surface of all this is natural fear about the Second Amendment. Of course. Gotta have guns. It's interesting that that doesn't come up as much as I would have expected in this episode. You would have thought that he would have talked more about how he's mentally ill. It's not that he's got access to guns. That's no problem. Or you, I mean, of course, it's sort of like the idea is in place that this is like, it's fake and like that's like a false flag kind of thing. Of course. Like that's always in place. There's always there. It's always in place. Yeah. But I would have thought that there would be more fears about the Second Amendment than there actually are because of this white guy doing it. They're gonna come after your guns.

Exactly. Yeah. And that's what the globalists want. So they're pushing them out. That's why they always put white people out there. So there's less of that than I expected, but it does crop up and here we see it. And they're planned to try to get the Second Amendment. What's their plan? They, again, what's their plan? Globalists. Okay. Is to hype events like this to get other unstable people. Flavor Flavors. 200 million gun owners roughly now. Gun owners are just taking over the country, lowering crime everywhere we are. Right. How do they plan to stop it with TV shows and dramas and movies where crazy people go and set a commitment to suicide? You go shoot a police station. Right. It's like death by cops, suicide by cops. They are hyping

this to try to create a chain reaction. And you notice how long I've been warning of this because I could see the program. Or you hung out with a bunch of weirdos who wanted to shoot up police stations. Or your biggest fans want to shoot up police stations. Or you go and do speaking engagements and people keep coming up to you and saying, let's go blow up a police building. Or you say, or you say specifically, sometimes it's a good idea to blow up the police or your entire career is largely built on denying that a guy who blew up a federal building actually did it. I don't know if he did or not. Like what's next? He killed RFK. That's crazy. False flag. And all I need to do is say Elohim city. All of a sudden I have an argument.

Come on. I've got an argument. Think about Ferguson. Elohim city. Yeah. That's where Ferguson actually went. That was the original name. Totally. Yep. Makes perfect sense. So, you know, this is just real standard shit. So at this point, Alex, where are we going? This clip's weird. It's where are we going with this? This clip is really weird. All right. Do you understand that the police are the second most awake group? I've done an analysis of it. Real quick. Real quick. White supremacist. I don't, who's the first most white to be, what, the, the, the army? I mean, it might be, it might be the army is number one. He doesn't specify, but also I want to know what the, or what awake means. Right. Know that he probably means aware of the global white

supremacist conceivably. There's parallel white supremacist, but so the police are the second most awake group. I want to know what number one is. Also, I want to know what number three is and number four. Do you know what's crazy? Number three, Elks Club. Could be. Yeah. Shriners. Shriners. Absolutely. I would like to see all marching bands. I would like to see. Yeah. His write up. I'd like to see his, his hypothesis. Where's the, where's the graph? I'd love to see that. I'd love to see his data on this. Yeah. He's got to have an XL. I would really, really love just to be able to go over this, peer review it, get to the bottom of exactly what his, is this an online poll or, I mean, he dropped out of junior college. So I assume that he's not

big on the scientific method. Definitely not. But I don't know. Well, he, he's based his entire life on Nundare, Nundare call it a conspiracy. So the scientific method isn't really shows that even shows that he's not a literature or history major. Frankly, reality is not part of his calculus thing. Not a reality major. And I've seen the polls. The system is so God awful scared of the police. It ought to make your head spin. Ladies and gentlemen, we are so close to saving the country and they want to overturn the chessboard because we're winning and start a civil war with stage terror attacks to blame the liberty movement. And they're worried that we're watching so they won't pull those off. So they're going to try to hype it to get mentally ill people to go out and do

stuff to create a climate of fear. Statistically so far, extremely low chance of a patriot shooting cops. Statistically very low chance of some black inner city person burning down a building. But the media is trying to hype it like it's all imminent. We need to deescalate all this, settle down, realize what's really happening. So there's a lot of interesting stuff going on there at the end. The Alex saying that the odds of a patriot shooting a cop being really low is it's cockamamie. Just do any looking into sovereign citizens and find out how often they shoot a cop because they believe they have the right to travel on roads without a license and then get really upset because the Kingsman are coming and they don't recognize the authority of

Admiralty police officers. So what I find really interesting there is that he's like the odds of a patriot shooting a cop are super low. The odds of a black guy burning a building in his neighborhood are super low. Right. We're being lied to about this stuff. Right. It's the reverse. So what he's done is he's linked. The odds are that a white person is going to burn down a building and a black person is going to shoot a cop. Well, that's the only conclusion to drop from that sentence. No, he's making a direct, not even this is the incorrect comparison for both of these. Not even that. A white person is most likely to do both of those. That's true. That's absolutely true. You count like the sovereign citizens, the free men on the land,

and all of those types of weird patriot militia types who are real, real against people having authority. But nonkers crazy. They shoot most of the cops. Yeah. Quite frankly. Yeah. And then you get into like, you're right. Those black people aren't the ones who are setting fire to their buildings. Right. You see like all of the indications of the agent provocateurs that were on the, on the, on the scene in Ferguson and like police who had infiltrated protest groups and stuff like that. Yeah, they're great. You know, you get those sorts of indications. Maybe it's my, my favorite argument there is because we're watching, they can't false flag these anymore. They can't engineer. Right. He does that a lot. Right. We're watching them too closely. He says

that a lot and then get false flags. No, no, no. But this one he's saying, because it was real, they hype it up like it happens all the time. Oh, yeah. So his argument is they can't do it themselves because we do it for them all the time. That is kind of part of the argument he's making, which isn't strong. That's not a good argument. It's not good. None of this is good. No. So now, in this next clip, we get what's really not good. What's that? Is this reported man in Austin Friday morning at two 20 in the morning, 49 year old Larry Stephen McQuilliams shot up the police department and the Mexican consulate and a bank and a federal building in the media. I don't believe that it could be true. You know, says he was basically mad about

open borders. I don't think that's legitimate. I think that makes the law abiding citizens that are against totally open borders and Obama acting as a dictator. Look, illegitimate. He's a white guy, by the way. I'm not shitting against him because he's white. Interesting that he keeps bringing that up and keeping weird about it. So the first though, this reported man, I don't even know if he's real. I don't know if any of this happened. I don't trust the media. They're saying it's true. So I'm going to take it on face value and they're saying that he was mad about open borders, which who knows about that? I mean, yeah, he shot up the Mexican consulate. He tried to set it on fire. He tried to set it on fire,

but that could be anything. That could be anything, dad. You know who had a shockingly similar take on the situation to Alex Jones? Who? About the idea that like this is just going to make people who are against open borders look bad. Can't imagine anybody. Stormfront. What? Stormfront. Why would they say that? Stormfront had identical talking points to Alex Jones. Here's one user named Volodimir. Quote, I had a feeling that he was a white man. Is that like a portmanteau between Voldemort and Vladimir? It's possible, but no, there's too many whys in it. It's probably some weird Norse thing. He who must not be. I had a feeling that he was a white man and you could be sure that the hostile aliens who really

control the country are going to use this against us. So that's one of them. That's one quote. A half-cocked attacks on the part of an angry white man is a dream come true for any Jewish or darky gun grabber, an agent of genocide against whites. The putrid smell of Zionist or Mexican false flag against whites and the US Constitution hangs heavy in the air here. Guy named Father Odin chimed in. You know what that quote implies though? That good attacks were done by us. Like, you know they're half-cocked because they were attributed to a white man. I see what you're hanging on to there. I'm just saying. Rhetorically, that's a bad argument. No, no, no, no, no. That just suggested it. I think you're holding on to the wrong piece of it. Oh, good, because I don't

want to engage with him saying darky. It's not good. So this other guy said, quote, once the media picks up on this story, we'll once again hear non-stop about how all whites are racist, anti- government, violent threats to America. The overwhelming sense and a lot of their posts are that this is just a very convenient way to demonize people who don't like immigration. So convenient. So convenient. It's like they can't find any other examples. It's like, come on guys, put together a list. Maybe put together a statistic of all of these crimes that have been committed and develop some sort of pattern. Come on, you guys can't do that. These are false flags. Okay, so when you do do that, I get it, but they're all false flags. Yeah. So, you know,

that's once again not the wildest coincidence we've ever seen. Certainly seems to be something we see on a fairly regular basis that Alex Jones' rhetoric matches up with literal Nazis, white supremacists who hide on their site. I don't know. We have one more clip left, and this one will give you whiplash. Oh boy. They're the enemy, and that very enemy is pushing all this multiculturalism and infighting and rioting and all the rest of it because they want to wreck the society to have the feds come in as the saviors. We're getting some of your calls back up on the screen there. I'll go to you in a moment. I didn't want to just run a Black Friday or Cyber Monday special. I wanted to run the mother of all specials across the board. High quality

colloidal silver is creating animatic history. Great. All right. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, that would we've been in 2009 too long. We haven't heard that was an ad pivot. We are back. That was good shit. The enemy is multicultural. Alex had nothing. Nothing. Damn. Was that a good ad pivot? The enemy is multiculturalism. Also, the enemy is Black Friday, which is why I didn't just want to run a Black Friday special. No, no, no, no. I'm not about that mindless shit. This is a quality consumer special. You almost accidentally said equality there. Of course not. He, you know, it's weird. He actually just bumped up the SR MSRP and it's the same fucking special that you've had the entire time. Oh, also, it was brought to my

attention and this is interesting fortified supply.com doesn't exist anymore. Alex Jones is weird fake website that he was using and did not file the correct paperwork in order to run as a subsidiary that we called him out on. And now there's a new website that if you go to fortified supply.com, it links to and forwards through to info wars defense.com, which I have not yet actually figured out if that's a legal name for him to do business under, but I suspect it's not also not the one time we actually discover a crime. Nobody pays attention and he just gets away with it. That's disappointing. Yep. Oh, well, I forgot whenever we discovered a crime and everybody was just like, eh, we prefer talking about when Anthony Bourdain does. Isn't it funny

when Alex says something stupid? It is. He also commits crimes. Yeah. Anyway, anyway, we were going, this was a sad night for Austin and, uh, you know, it could have been a lot worse and thankfully no one really got hurt except for this, uh, this McWilliams guy, right? Uh, but pride of, uh, Mexico. Big shout out to Austin, Texas. We will be there on Friday. Very excited to go down and see the Mexican consulate. Check out the remodel. Remember the consulate actually is our, uh, rally cry for all the policy walks out there. Remember the consulate. I will play the part of Colonel Travis and I will hold down the Ford at the Mexican consulate. Um, so yeah, we'll be there. You know, it's, you know, it's crazy. Uh, I actually do have a group of,

uh, uh, they were former civil war guys, but now they're McWilliams reenactors. We go down there once a year. We reenact the whole thing. You got to try and shoot a horse. Yeah. It's part of it. Rough. Yeah. It's rough. It's a weird day for everybody. Um, so, uh, we'll not be a weird day is Friday when we're there. It'll be a great transition. We'll have a good day, a good time, fun show Friday. Doors at 10, doors of nine, 10 p.m. Beer land. You guys have heard this a million times before. I don't know. We're bad at marketing. The show is going to be like legitimately. I've, I've had a roadblock in terms of doing episodes this week because I'm so excited to talk about the episode that I've got for Friday. I'm so terrified and nervous. It's going to be the best.

It's going to be incredible. Um, so we'll see you all there. Uh, if you can't make it, we still love you and appreciate it. Uh, our website is knowledge fight.com. You can find all sorts of information and past episodes and write ups and stuff like that there, especially stuff about fortified supply. No. Well, yeah. I'm in the non-existent website now. Uh, you can also follow us on Twitter at knowledge underscore fight. Yes. And we are on Facebook. That's where we are. You can go to iTunes. You can leave a review. Uh, please do. Also. Yep. That's about it. That's pretty much it. That's all we got. Um, even though I was not heard last time, it is still your turn tonight. There's no one else on this episode. No, it's just, it's just Alex McWilliams and a, a, a

caller that, uh, you, you refuse to play. All right. All right. You're going to have to take from the real world, Dan. The Ukraine in 1935. Wait, I thought they were the good guys. I don't know. It was just the first thing I saw when I looked at my screen. Ah, what's a bad revolution? What's a bad revolution? What's a bad revolution? Dance, dance. Go fuck yourself. Dance, dance, revolution. Andy and Chancellor, you're on the air. Thanks for holding. Well, Alex, I'm a first-time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you.