Knowledge Fight - #174: February 11, 2009
Episode Date: June 26, 2018Today, Dan forces Jordan back into the studio to record a special episode where Dan admits that he found some evidence from 2009 that he was wrong about something pretty important about Alex Jones. Th...e gents discuss that, then marvel at how many flagrantly racist guests Alex can have on one show.
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Andy in Kansas. You're on the air. Thanks for holding Alex. I'm a huge fan. I love
your work. I love you. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to knowledge
fight. I'm Dan. I'm joined by a couple dudes like to sit around drinking novelty beverages.
In this case, a blood orange IPA and talk about Alex Jones. Indeed. We are Dan Dan Jordan.
If you had just been a peer pressured into taking a taste of a garlic hot sauce, soft
What are you talking about? There's years of peer pressure built into you. Just you gave
me the hang dog eyes. I just said, Hey, this is a delicious
sauce. I could tell it meant a lot to you. I couldn't continue to fight back. This is
this is now going to be the next 40 episodes of our show is the introductions are going
to involve various sauces and or hot things. I'm disappointed. I don't have another habanero
to know, but frankly, this is a show where I know a lot about Alex Jones and I don't
know anything about it. I know a lot about hot sauces. I'm really weak tea. I am that's
amazing. I am the whitest. I was raised on. Look, Wendy's spicy chicken sandwich was the
only spicy thing I ate until I was like 45. But that's probably one of the best like spicy
fast food items. It's the best fast food sandwich that you can that you can get. Yeah,
very good. Perfect. Yeah. Let's go to Wendy's. So today, yes, we're doing a little bit of a
generally we don't have episodes on Tuesdays, but I needed to put this out because
this is a mini so it'll be two hours. It might be close to a mini so it's intended to be a
mini so it's because I've been going through 2009 stuff and our last episode was February
6th to 10th. Right. And then on the 11th, Alex Jones got fucking weird in such a way
that I could not include it in the entirety of that episode. It needed to be a standalone episode
because you insisted this to me multiple times and I couldn't explain to you beforehand because
of the premise of this show. Right. And look, we don't have time to say thank you to donors and
what have you. We've got to keep going, but we got we got to get into it. But just spiritually
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click the sport the show button. Now we need to get to the important issues at hand. Yes,
I wouldn't do this to you if this wasn't like a very real serious issue. And here I will.
I don't trust you. Here is what we need to talk about. You'll be able to memorize any type of
information, including entire books guaranteed. Our course is not based on classic mnemonic
techniques or other tricks that you simply can't apply. They fixed the pronunciation.
They fixed the mnemonic. Yeah, they did. Because last time he said, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Last time.
Shit. This is crazy. What is happening? So they re-recorded it. Yeah. Somebody must have told
them. Someone was like, Hey guys, that's not how you pronounce that. Also, you don't have enough
women on this show. So that's not what we're talking about. That's my nice joke intro.
That's nice. I'm glad they learned. That suggests a capacity for learning that we here to Ford did
not know existed. Absolutely. Yes. We're trying to start the show off. They can grow. We're starting
to start the show off on an inspiring yet. There's hope. There's hope for everyone. If you can learn
that mnemonic is not the right pronunciation. You can learn about silent ms. You can learn about
anything. You can learn about how all your bigotry is based on lies. Or at least your
time stables. Yes. So actually, here's what I want to talk about. Well, okay, headline up on
prisonplanet.com. And of course, we'll tie this into all the other reports. Intermittent camps
readied for mass illegal alien influx. Oh, God. Of course, is referring to an article this morning.
Oh, God. That is in the El Paso newspaper. And the El Paso newspaper
is reporting this. So we'll be going over that coming up after this first break. Don't
I had the El Paso story here in my so don't don't don't. He's really stretching out. Tell me.
Don't tell me about. He's really stretching out. Tell me what's gonna happen, Dan. Dan,
don't tell me what's gonna happen. I don't know what I know what's gonna happen. What do you think
is gonna happen? He's gonna say it's bad. He's gonna say it's very bad. Alex is going to say
that this is a crime. Alex is going to say that your government is encroaching upon you. Alex is
going to say that this is the worst thing that a government can do. And that in fact, if a government
does do this, you should revolt and overthrow this government. Alex is going to say that a government
that does this type of things is invalid, and it's not acceptable, and that we should literally
draw a line in the sand and leave that government or perhaps fucking destroy it. Is that what Alex
is going to say, Dan? Not entirely. I think there's. Did I get the spirit of it right? I think there's
some of the undertone you're getting correct. But the reason that I need to talk about this
is not because of that. I've had a realization about Alex Jones and about why he's not a hypocrite
that. Okay, this is a big, this is a big deal. I should. You're going to need to sell me on this
hard. I really should have understood this sooner. And I think naivete is something that I am
absolutely guilty of. And listening to this episode from the 11th, brought into sharp focus that I
should have been paying much closer attention and listening to some of the more like some of the
undertones and what he's actually talking about. Because we so often what we do is we hear things
like, Oh, that's a lie. And we just go like, Oh, that's a lie. And in the in that sometimes what
you miss, what doesn't get, you know, swept up into the pantry. That's not the right word. That
doesn't sure into the dust bin or whatever you miss is the spirit of what he's actually talking
about. Okay. And this next clip really brought home in sharp focus. This is a put your mic down
clip, because he's very prescient about certain things. But then he also presents it in a way
that we should have been paying attention to all along. And it's a big failure on our part that
we hadn't. And when I say our part, I mean me.
They always know how to roll things out with the crises they create. And then, Oh,
they're putting troops on the streets for the illegal aliens. Oh, they're putting troops on the
streets. And just outside Austin in Taylor, they have a big FEMA camp. We've been out there and
protested it. We have video of it in in game liberal and for global enslavement. And they grab
the illegal aliens without due process. And they don't even deport them. And they grab the children
and it's full of children as well. But again, it's only a beta test. And then these people
deserve due process as well. But they set the precedent on a group, I think the public will
go along with this on. So the part of the FEMA camp stuff that he's talking about in 2009 isn't
real. But the part that I need to own my naivete that the scales dropped from my eyes listening
to that originally was when he said it's a beta test. His whole problem with mistreatment of
immigrants, his whole problem with the mistreatment of people who you don't worry about them being
treated poorly is that it's a beta test, because eventually they're going to do it to the whites.
Yeah, they're going to do it to us, us white patriots. You know what? That's so awful because
I've had that thought recently. The thought has always been there. Like watching all of this
shit happen is like, really, when you stop and think about the people that are doing this,
do you think they really don't want to do the same thing to progressives?
Just like us. Look at Rex 84, the thing that he bases all of this on was about like
communists, sympathizers. Do you think they've never gone after socialists before? You think
they don't specifically target fucking Fred Hampton and Martin Luther King, Jr. do these?
The only time it's actually been done. Always. Has an evil president been assassinated?
And a bad one. Has somebody who has committed all of the evil that could possibly be done,
has he been as, was Reagan actually, he didn't even get killed. Evil doesn't get killed in this
country. I don't know enough about McKinley. It only gets stronger. McKinley was a piece of shit.
Okay. No, he was, he was just, I just don't know enough about him. He was milk toast.
Sure. He was, he was just there. No, it's, I like how I told you before the show,
you were going to scream a bunch of like, I probably won't. Well, when you make me conscious
of it, then I become like afraid of screaming because then I feel like I don't have control
over myself. And apparently I don't. It's before nine. It's fine. The neighbors. Oh, God, dad.
But Jordan, that mentality has made me take a very serious pause. The idea that like,
oh, it's a beta test that they would abuse immigrants and stuff like that. It indicates to
me because I think this tracks with his positions. He doesn't care what happens to them. He cares that
eventually it's going to happen to good, as he puts it, good, clean cut families who are white
people. Now, hear me out on this. No, no, no, I think I know where you're going with this. And I
agree with you. The reason that it's not hypocrisy now, when we have in the past, he's been screaming
about FEMA camps forever. And now we have these camps where parents are being separated from their
children and would have you. No, no, no, I'm so excited. I totally agree with him. The reason
that it's not hypocritical for him to be like, it's fine is because he knows with Trump in power,
the next step isn't going to happen. White people are safe. And that to me was a heartbreaking
moment listening to this episode. Because back then, there was a black president,
and it made him scared that whites were next. And now we have an overtly racist president,
and he's like, hey, everything's fine. tyranny is fine. You have a president who's legitimately
saying like about Xi Jinping, like he's president for life. Isn't that cool? Like that sort of stuff
that his principles should have led him to be like, no, this is tyranny on any on any scale.
This is how you end up in a position where you're in a tyrannical dictatorship authoritarian rule.
But because the person is presenting themselves as so fine with white people and so fine with the
oppression of whiteness, he doesn't care. And what it leads me to understand
is that we've done a shitty job on this show. Because this is as far back as we've gone for
the most part in 2009. And it becomes very clear to me that he is a out and out white supremacist
to to like granted he doesn't say the same shit as David Duke, he tries to debate David Duke,
he doesn't say the same things as like a Richard Spencer or anything like that.
He is a much more he's much better at presenting himself as being like, no,
that's not what I'm talking about. He has a lot more nooks to hide and nooks and crannies and
what have you. But I think that we've done a really shitty job. And I'd like to apologize to
the audience. This to me is revolutionary in terms of how I will deal with Alex moving forward.
There's not a there's not a bone in my body that thinks that any of his positions about
what he's afraid of are real. They're only real in as much as he thinks that a white
person is going to be a victim of it. Yep. And that. And again, this is me calling
welcome to the team, Dan. Well, but here's the thing. I think that my position, especially on
this show, is not taking that leap until that leap is appropriate. And I don't think that I
think that up until this point from what we've witnessed, it would be reasonable to say, hey,
he doesn't mean any of this shit. But the scales had not fallen from my eyes until I heard very
clearly the idea that what they're going to do, the thing that I'm afraid of so much is a beta
test that making it so clear. And then in the same sentence, he's talking about the idea of
people having their kids taken away is all a beta test in order to and then again,
that exact scenario playing out in front of our eyes in 2018 and him being like,
because it's not a beta test. It's not a white threat. Yeah. Yeah. It's terrifying. Yeah. No,
the moment you started talking, I was like, that connection was made instantly because yeah,
I know because you're a smart person, but I want to make sure I got that out. Not because I was a
smart person, but because that immediately made perfect fucking sense. That's the only thing that
makes fucking sense. Because if his position in 2009 is essentially when they came for the Jews,
I said nothing because they didn't come for me. And then they came for me like that's his position.
And now he knows when they come for the Jews, they're not coming for me. So it's fine. Yeah.
Fuck the Jews. They're not I don't give a shit. Yeah. Fuck them. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No,
this is fucking. This is a nail. This is a coffin that just got nailed into the fucking ground.
He's been a man who's been masquerading as having principles for decades for years and years and
like his only principle is white supremacy. That's what it is. Quite realistically. I mean,
we've always had the smell of that with all of his forgiving white terrorism and creating
gymnastic level defenses of like how it's possible that this isn't white terrorism.
Yeah. And stuff like that. And to me, it's like
this. This is done. Yeah. It's a mess. That's the clip. It breaks my heart in some ways.
That's the fucking clip. It breaks my heart in many ways because it makes things very
simple. And moving forward, we'll have a much easier framework to work with. And I think that
there's some value to that. But the other thing that really bothers me is that this is 2009.
And I want to say this really quick. And this is a diversion to some extent, but
Alex's ex-wife right now is on Twitter. She's starting an initiative where she is going to
unplug info wars. That's her new website that she's going to launch. She's going to sue him in
unplug info wars. Hashtag unplug info wars. And what I want to say very clearly is that right now
in 2009, she's a big part of the operation. Like when we talk about like, Oh, yeah, she wasn't around
when he went to Trump. She's a part of it at this point. She knows a lot more than she's putting
out there. She really wanted to unplug things. It's a lot of stuff that she could just put out
publicly. It's a lot more that she could say, but she doesn't. The other thing I want to say,
I don't remember what it was. I had some damning thing I wanted to say.
Fuck. Just generally most of what you say is damning for Alex. Yeah. I, it's so obvious.
It's very, I've been caught. Look, I by no means have I not called him a white supremacist for the
past year and a half. Yeah. But that is such a fucking dead on. That's what it, that's what it
really is. That's what it, there's no other conclusion to draw. There's no like, Oh, his principles
are, are, are just flawed and he's not applying them equally. This is, his principles are specific
to whites, to whites only. But you know why, you know why it's so. Libertarianism is for whites
only out there. But you know why it's so damning is because there are moments of like outright white
supremacy and white fear, like going into the, the swimming shop and seeing Muslim women and
being like, this freaks me out. Like that's just white supremacy. Like you think they don't belong
in your space or whatever. Right. And that's something that we can experience. Be like,
that's fucked up. You are, you have a problem, but this is such a different level because it's
such, it's, it's inexorable from his base narratives. Like the things that he has been most
aggressive about in terms of what his fear is, that he has abandoned now being afraid of,
you know, it's that it's. Whites aren't going to be put in FEMA camps anymore. Nope. They're,
they're safe. You got, you got, you're on home base now. Yep. Or, or more specifically,
uh, conservative whites. Right. Right. Gun whites. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's what it is. Yeah.
We don't have to worry about them taking away our guns anymore. No, but at the same time,
we do have a bit more, uh, safety than some of our other brethren, uh, and sister in the world.
And, uh, it'd be, it'd be, uh, irresponsible of us to sit here and say like, we aren't safe,
with Alex's narratives, you know, like, because you, you're saying that he is safe now because
like gun whites are safe. Yeah. We are still whites and we still have a much bigger past
than a lot of the other populations. Yeah. I, I, I mean, but the problem with that, the problem with
that is the, the sympathizer label, which is going to be thrown about. If, if it continues at this
rate, we are, we become sympathizers and this loose our white status. Like that's what it is.
What? You think, you think in Nazi Germany, people who hid Jews were, uh, were fine? No.
Cause they were white? No. Do you, do you think we're not going to be people hiding people?
Like a fucking, if, if, look, if you're an illegal immigrant, come to my place. I will
I will. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And fuck up her shit, but leave my shit alone. Well, thankfully we're
not there yet, but we're fucking close. We're there. There is also, there is an ice office in
Chicago. Let's go. For real. Shut it down. So the, the, this is the big point that I wanted to make
on this episode, but there's more. And thankfully for the rest of this, we'll just get to do a
dance on Alex's racist face. But in this next clip, Alex talks about, uh, Obama being a dictator.
And it's interesting the specifics that he uses. And we'll get to that, uh, at the other end of
this clip. Damn it. These people don't even fucking, they're not even fucking real human beings.
They're dead on the fucking inside. Restaurants are now putting his picture up like we're in
the, like we're in Nazi Germany. Oh, his picture is everywhere. They're like little shrines in
East Austin. There is an Obama retail store right now. It's, it's amazing to me. Again,
anytime that happens in history, that's deadly dangerous. So, uh, that is also the, the other
guy talking is a guy named George Humphrey, who, uh, the only credit I can find for him is he appears
in, uh, the Obama deception, uh, documentary that I made credit as an economist. I have no idea if
that's actually true. Um, but hey, fun, fun fact, uh, murals of Trump are at these, uh, detention
camps, uh, with the, with the, uh, nice inscription, sometimes losing a battle teaches you a new way
to win the war. No, no. I honestly don't think that that is an encouragement. That doesn't even
make a goddamn bit of sense. It's not encouraging message to the children or the people in those
camps that might see it as much as it is a middle finger to be liberals who have tried to
create, uh, different ways to make it through, burn it the fuck down, that to me, burn it the
fuck down. Honestly, that declaration on that mural that Trump has, uh, and I don't think Trump made
that. I honestly don't. Why wouldn't he have everything with his goddamn name on it? He probably
paid some million other people. I think that's, that's a level. That's a level of micromanagement.
I don't think he's capable of, I don't think he's capable of, uh, it's, it's not, that would be an
insane amount of organization that I think he's, he's two hands off. I think that some white
supremacist maga fuck made a, uh, mural with Trump's face and American flag. And then the, uh,
quote, sometimes losing a battle teaches you a new way to win a war. I think that relates to all
the years that white supremacists were banging their heads up against a wall, trying to figure it
out, how to come into power. And it's, that's sort of a wagging dick kind of moment. I think
when I read that quote, I don't think that that is anything, um, that you should be saying to
immigrants. I think that is entirely a fuck you. I think that's a fuck you to liberals. The, there
was a, the, the, the GOP autopsy. You tried to help, you tried to hold us down so long. Yeah. Now
we're back. Yeah. We found a way to win the war by losing the battle. Yeah. No, the GOP autopsy
after they fucking were destroyed in 2008 was all about becoming more inclusive, was all about
changing demographics, was all about making sure that the Republican party was more exclusive.
It was more inclusive. And the white supremacists figure out a way to win and make it more
exclusive. Exactly. Tea party fucking Christ. So now George Humphrey is a fucking dick. Oh,
and here's like Hubert Humphrey. I don't, I don't, I don't know much about him. And again,
I can't, I can't find much about him, but this clip says everything I need to fucking know about
him. After he was elected, I heard the day of his inauguration. I heard on the television
at least 75 times. This is the first African American ever elected to the United States.
Well, his mother is Caucasian. His father was 80% Arab and 20% African. And I don't care
whether he's black, blue, brown, or orange, but he's 10% African, African. Does that make him an
African American? And it is absolutely the, the, I mean, I'm, I mean, I'm like six or eight percent.
I forget Native American. Does that make me Native American? It's just amazing. And it is just
such a sales pitch. It's a sales. Can I, can I? It's a sales pitch. This is when I need to discover
that I have psychic powers a la Akida and am able to, all right, fuck off. Sorry. You have not
gotten any of my references recently. Also, I sang the song from Highlander in our last episode.
That was queen. Okay. No. Man, it's a mess. In this country, in this country, in this country,
you're hyperventilating. Doesn't even fucking matter. Black isn't about heritage in America.
Black is about skin color. It doesn't fucking matter. And it doesn't even, it doesn't even
fuck. Look, look, I mean, you have to, how, how far back do you have to go? Where if you were half
white, you were still not a citizen. How far back do you have to go to where you're, if you were
half white, you still weren't allowed in, in the same white restaurants? How far back do you have
to go before it doesn't even fucking matter? Pump the brakes for a second. Because I think what
you're trying to express and you are, the passion is there and I appreciate it. But I think, I think
what you're trying to express is that there was a time, there's a time that extends to the present
where whiteness was defined by exclusion. There were people who were like, you know, you have a,
you have a drop of black blood and therefore you aren't white. Yep. And that was used to
keep people out of places. That was to keep society in a certain order that the whites wanted
order to be in. Your mother's grandma was black. Doesn't matter how white the rest of your family
is. You're a quatroon. Yep. Get out of here. Yep. There was that shit that happened now. What we're
seeing in 2009, this guy coming in and being like, he's not black enough to be black. You're
trying to have it both ways. Like there is the history of exclusion of black people because
they're not white enough. And then now we have him being like, well, he's a president. Everyone says
he's the first black president, but I don't, he has a, his mom was white. Like, get the fuck out
of here. What the fuck do you want? Also, also remember, at what point are we going to get to them?
Furthermore, furthermore, you heard him say that people said he was the first black president.
Yeah. You didn't hear them say he was the first African president. He was the first president
who was from Kenya for a fucking whatever your bullshit is going to be. He wasn't the first
president who was moderately or mostly related to a, to a ethnic race that was not white. You
heard them say he's the first black president because his skin was black, which meant that no
matter fucking what, if he was, if his parents were white, his grandparents were white and he
was black just because his great grandpa was black and by genetics, that is how his skin color
came out. It wouldn't have fucking mattered to everyone around him because they would see his
skin color and they would say the N word directly to him. It doesn't even fucking matter. He could
have been 98% white, but if his skin was two shades fucking darker, then it wouldn't matter how
white he was genetically because black is about looking. Yep. Oh, fucking God. Oh, fuck this guy.
No, but that's guy so hard. No, but this guy so hard. Totally. And I'm not sure he's an economist,
but there's so much that like the concepts of whiteness and non whiteness that are being played
with specifically like the way he's using it are each each version that he's trying to use are to
defend whiteness and white supremacy, anti othering. That's all he's doing. He's saying like
he's using a rich tradition of exclusion of blacks through appearance and what have you
to then you he's flipping that around to use as a weapon against Obama to be like,
you're not black enough because look at your lineage. Look at your lineage. You're not black
enough. And that to me smacks of eugenics. Yeah, I see. I see what you're saying to build up on
top of that. That is also a dick of like, well, somebody who is really black could never become
president. Oh, that that that might be in there. There is that is in there. I didn't even think
very much in there. That idea of like, he's the first black president. Well, he's not really his
mother's white. So of course he could become president. That's what he was actually. That's
sort of like a calm down. Yeah, exactly. That's exactly what it is. I think there is in there.
I didn't even think about that. And that's one of the things that's so fascinating about this
rich racism is that like there's this is fudge. This is dark chocolate fudge racism. One of these
hot sauces. There's the garlic layer. There's the ghost pepper underneath it. The garlic is great.
Yeah, but the ghost pepper a little bit tough. There are those layers to it that are like,
oh, you get this one. Maybe you missed the other. And I completely missed the idea of like,
what are you saying is like, now if he was really black, we would have kicked him out. Yeah. And
that probably is in there. That's absolutely in there. Well, to be fair, he didn't say all that
much racist shit other than that, which is plenty on in his interview. So I was like,
man, let's give this guy just, man, I don't give a shit. And that also gets back to the
that idea of changing purity levels, because it's still always about white. But it's like,
well, he's 80% Arab. Well, it doesn't. Yeah, exactly. Now, are we talking about his actual dad
or right, right, right, right, right. Whatever the whatever the fuck it is, it's all then it
has always changed. Then it becomes percentage. Oh, well, he's he's mostly like it doesn't it
doesn't even fucking matter. Yeah, I hate these people. I hate these people so much. Facts don't
matter. Nope. Narrative doesn't matter. No, always just going to be able to move the goalposts,
whatever it is. So now there is no reason to listen to anything these people have to say.
Jordan, this show is full of guests. God damn it is chock a block with guests. We've got a murderers
row of white supremacists. Now this next guy is named Jack Michelin. He's a cop horse. He's
an ex Phoenix cop. All right, well, then he's a great person. He also has a show on the Genesis
Communications Network. And here is him being a fuck with our phony president. By the way, we
haven't had this is a time that we don't have a president of the United States first time in our
history. And because he's a phony president, we have all the evidence to prove that he's not
our president because of article two, section five, and says he's not because he's an illegal
alien out of Kenya. And anyway, they think they have got it made, you know, they think they've
got it made, they've got us, and they don't realize that God is still in control. God is in
control. Do they not realize that? Is that a thing you cannot realize? The other people? Yeah,
because that suggests that at some point you realized it. Were there a God I would believe
he's in control or she is in control as it were. Right, wink. Nicely done. So what do you know about
Michael Lamb? Why do I ask that question? Well, he was a Phoenix cop. Yes. And clearly he's a
birther. And he doesn't remember that George W. Did not actually win Florida and the Supreme
Court gave him the presidency because it was a conservative fucking Supreme Court but it was
a five to four majority. Oh, and that also I'm glad you brought up George W. Bush because there
is that like question that remains and maybe we should have dealt with this maybe 20 minutes ago.
But there is that question that remains of why was Alex against George W. Bush if he is this like
now Trump is in an office and he feels safe doesn't worry about this stuff. And I would
posit that as much as George W. Bush is a war criminal and he's a monster and has upheld a
system that is very brutally anti minority and all that shit. He was not as clearly a white
supremacist like he wasn't as clearly like he was not somebody that if you were if you were a
Nazi if you were right you would not hang your hat like David Duke never advocated for George W.
Bush. And that's because even they are aware of the stupid slash evil continuum for conservatives.
They were like he might be too dumb to be one of us and that's the reality of it. And he never
gave like those winks and nods that Trump does to the he gave a few but they weren't as like
is like whoa they weren't as murdery. Yeah. Yeah. And I think that there's something to be said for
that. I think that when we look at the history of like where Alex puts his foot down and where he
criticizes it's very clear that if George W. Bush would have been like like hey there's a
Nazi rally there's good people on both sides there's a decent chance that he would have gone
along with it which actually makes me concerned that in 2015 we know that Roger Stone and Steve
Pechenik were the driving forces for him joining up with Team Trump. Yeah. Now we don't know what
they said and there's a decent chance this he loves the white folk. I don't think Steve would
say that. I think Steve is a manipulator and he was doing his like there's a counter counter coup
kind of shit. Right. I believe that he whether or not he was trying to whether or not Steve
Pechenik is a racist or not is irrelevant to me. I don't believe that his manipulative game would
have been that he was trying to die and gusset it up. Yes. Yeah. Now I don't know about Roger Stone
though. There's a decent chance that Roger Stone could have come in and just been like hey look
he hates Hillary loves whites. You got to love this guy. Yeah. He's going to be fine with whites
because like Roger Stone is willing to tell any lie. But that wouldn't be a lie. No. No. No. I mean
I just mean in the sense that he will do it bluntly. Yeah. Like Steve Pechenik as you as you
pointed out would be would more be like oh it's he's part of the deep state and he's a patriot and
yada yada yada and Roger Stone is just going to cut to the point and be like you love whites.
He loves whites. Let's move it along. Steve Pechenik is a propagandist and a manipulator in
many ways. Absolutely. He's a psych warfare guy. But I also think he has shame. You know like from
what I've been able to witness. Or at least Manners certainly has manners.
You didn't even ask me how I was doing. He can he can pretend that like Sandy Hook was a false
flag. He can pretend that Las Vegas was a false flag. But at the same time he would not lower
himself to being like please Alex just get on board with this like look he likes white people.
He would try and do some high scale manipulation as opposed to the low scale. Whereas I think
there's a chance Roger Stone could just been like look on a base level. You're afraid about white
stuff. He's going to protect white stuff. I think that it's possible. There's no there's no load
that Roger Stone won't go man. He's like is the ultimate conga player. The ultimate limbo ultimate
limbo champion. So Jack McClam. I'm going to read to you from the Southern Poverty Law Center
Phoenix cop. It's from the Southern Poverty Law Center website. He produced a periodical called
Aiden Bet police newsletter and most famously a 75 page document titled Operation Vampire Killer
2000 colon American police action plan for stopping world government rule written in 1992.
In parentheses conspiracy monger Alex Jones is selling an updated version on his website.
McClam was perhaps best known for his claim that the government placed unobtrusive colored
dots on people's mailboxes. So the troops serving the new world order after martial law is declared
would know what to do with people living at each address. A blue dot meant that you were destined
for a FEMA camp. Pink indicated that you were to be used in slave labor. Red meant that you were
to be shot in the head immediately. McClam was also involved in the development. Don't they
celebrate that for seven days. That's Passover. What is that? It's very close. That's very close
to Passover. McClam was also involved in the development of a right wing housing community
called quote almost heaven located near Camilla Idaho in 1994.
If you tell me anywhere in Idaho is almost heaven.
The community was supposed to quote make a stand against the new world order.
McClam's partner in that failed venture include Bo Gertz a decorated Vietnam veteran and follower
of the racist and anti-semitic Christian identity religion. Bo Bridges a former Arizona state
senator who opposed Martin Luther King Jr. having a holiday. So that's that's sort of that's his
that's Jack McClam's flavor. He look he opposed Martin Luther King Jr. having a holiday on the
grounds of we got too many bank holidays. Too many. Too many holidays. What are we going to
do? Arbor Day next. Yeah. So on this day that Alex reveals to me the scales drop from my eyes
that oh it's just about protecting whiteness. He is now had a guy on who is saying that Obama
isn't black enough right now. Jack McClam who is saying that Obama was born in Kenya and he's the
first ever invalid president of our country who happens to be running right wing or trying to run
right wing separatist communities with people who don't believe Martin Luther King is deserving
of a holiday and other people who are part of the Christian identity movement. So that's cool
as a big show as a con. Gated communities are not bad white supremacist gated communities.
They are doing great. Not in Idaho dude. You got a location location location always important. No
doubt. So in this next clip we get a new guest. I'm telling you so many guests. All right. All
right. Glenn Spencer. It's great to have you on with us. Good to talk to you again. It has been
a little while since we had you on a lot of new developments. Please give us your breakdown on
what's happening. Well you know Alex I moved out of California and down here to the border about
seven years ago and set about to tell the truth about the border to the American people.
Well that's an admirable goal. Is it. Nope. Nope. It's not. I should tell you that what Spencer
does. Glenn Spencer what he does. Glenn sir is actually what I prefer him. He has some technology
that he's deployed. Oh no. No these people can't have technology. He may or may not have an army
of drones and he might he might have some land where he has put seismic graphs on so he can tell
when there are people walking over it at the border and he may or may not send drones out
and photograph people crossing the border. Now he doesn't do anything with that information
but he is a weirdo who is spending way too much money. He's a mess. So and this is in 2009. Yeah.
This is not. Oh he's still doing it today. This is not drones are cheap and effective. Oh no no
I'm not sure if he was doing in 2009. He is doing it now. I'm not sure when that started
but he's been trying to develop some sort of plan to fuck over people at the border
for a long time. Now it's weird to be that he doesn't report them to the border authority
but I think it's because he doesn't believe in the federal government. I think that's part of it.
So he just he just takes pictures of them also doesn't believe in. All right. He takes pictures
of them as they cross the border. So many layers on a website. Do you remember that show cheaters. Yeah.
Yeah. Do you remember how at the end of it to be like hey all these people who cheated on their
their girlfriends or whatever they're on no cheaters date dot com. Yeah pictures of them.
I think it was like that. It was like border crossers dot com. He was just he was just cataloging.
Yeah. But unfortunately that's not all he was about. That's not all that he was about. No sir.
In 1992 Spencer formed the voice of citizens. I prefer to call him Glenser.
That's nice. I like that. But that implies that he's two people like a celebrity couple.
Glenn and Spencer. Where did Heidi go. She's gone. She's dead. She's been dead for a while.
Didn't hate minorities. Got murdered by drones at the border. So he started this thing called
voice for citizens together also known as American Patrol in response to what he perceived as
Mexican related violence in the LA riots that followed the acquittal of police officers who
beat the shit out of Rodney King. So it goes all the way back all the way back. Yep. All the way
back to the Rodney King riots. That's when he started this group called American Patrol.
So he began getting involved in quote anti immigrant politics and in 1994 was the chief
proponent of Proposition 187 which aimed to cut public services for undocumented immigrants
and ban their children from attending schools. Spencer's website would become a popular anti
Mexican propaganda outlet consistently posting sensationalized stories meant to imply that
Latinx people had a higher propensity towards violence and were undermining American culture.
That mentality is kind of reflected in this next clip. I could go on in depth on that as a whole
cultural thing. This thing is coming apart. There was no foundation there. There was no
cultural strength. Yes. In a sense, there is because once a Mexican always a Mexican.
Unified in that sense. They're very nationalistic. However, they will look for any reason and any
excuse to move across that border because they want to take the Southwest back.
Any way you slice it, we're headed into insane times. Oh, absolutely. So I kept that after
that break there just because Alex had to respond. Like I had to make sure that he didn't say how
dare you. Yeah, exactly. He's on board with this. Right. So Glenn Spencer believes in this stupid
as land conspiracy that he's one of the major proponents of that believes that Mexicans are
working together through their advocacy organizations like Mecha or La Raza in order to take back the
Southwest. They're coming to America specifically because they want to swing demographics so they
can vote it back to Mexico. This conspiracy is deeply racist. I first off love that to be fair
conspiracy. If they were doing that brilliant to be fair because it is there. So to put together
a Scientologist gorilla operation where you infiltrate an entire government in order to
take back land. It's pretty wild. I love it. I think that's brilliant. There are easier ways
to do these things. There are a few. Also, the idea of a white nationalist saying that they're
very nationalistic, right? Yeah. Oh, they're very national. They, they, oh man, these guys,
they want sovereignty and they want borders and they want their land back. You're wrong. You're
wrong. I actually think that that's him tipping his cap to his enemy. I think that there's a
part of that. I do. I do. No, actually. Yeah, I can see that. I can see that. I think that's
him saying like, I fucking hate them, but I respect that they're nationalistic.
I kind of think that if you listen to that clip, I think that's, that's a piece of it.
I can see that. So also, Glenn Spencer. I don't, before you go any further, I despise the,
because it, and this is something. Glenn Spencer, me too. Yeah, no, absolutely. But this is something
that we talked about previously. The propaganda of the status quo. Yeah. Which to me is that
anti-immigrant politics. He got into anti-immigrant politics. Oh, no, that was my term. That was my
term. Okay. Well, I just don't use that. I just use that as a fill in because he's a racist. Right.
Exactly. But I, that's, that to me is the, the propaganda of the status quo. That idea of like.
No, that's on me. No, that's, that's fine. No, you can take, you can take issue with my framing
it that way, but I only did that because I was hearkening back to what Keith probably thought
he was doing in the early nineties. Right. That it was, it probably was a kernel of it that he
thought that there was a benign version of it. But, but that might also me being, I mean, that might
be me expressing the same naivety. I was going to say, you did, it's not like you came up with
anti-immigrant politics. You didn't invent that. No. That phrase. No. But, but I used it as really,
like I wasn't nomenclature. But I wasn't quoting some other place saying that's what he did. Right.
My writing. Right. Right. Right. I see what you're saying, but I mean, yeah, then in that case, I,
I, jacuzes. That's fair. Like, I, I accept that criticism. I don't think that, I don't think
that that's what he was doing at all. But I, I think that, I mean, on a, on a just bare bones
level, I do agree with the terminology because he is anti-immigrant. That's true. But I think
there's a bigger picture to it. Factually accurate. I agree. But, but you don't get involved
in anti-immigrant politics. You are in racist politics. Yes. I think because, because what do
you mean anti it? Like, oh, are they anti-immigrants from everywhere? Jordan, I would also like to
say that when I, when I write these things, there has to be a journey. I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Start with this guy's a fucking huge. I know. Eventually we get to that. I, I don't, which is
again why I didn't, I didn't think it was you because generally when somebody uses anti-immigrant
politics, they don't end with, this guy's a giant racist. You know what I'm saying? Minimize whatever
his positions actually are. That's a New York Times thing to say. That's what I meant. The reason that
I used it as I was writing this up was because there was a journey to go on of learning what
those anti-immigrant politics were. Exactly. And that's on me. No, no, no. I trust you when you
say that, that we're going to end on racist. If I ended it with, he's anti-immigrant. Then you're
fucked. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Then you can go fuck yourself. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Then you can fuck off.
That would be different. Yeah. Also, I should tell you in late 2008, which is before he's on Alex
Jones' show right now, Spencer posted an essay on his website titled quote, is Jew-controlled
Hollywood brainwashing Americans? That's actually a good question. In it, he assured readers that
he had Jewish friends, but added quote, I fear, however, that this small handful of patriotic
Americans are far outnumbered by liberal Jews who have now total control over our media.
So he's branched out at this point. He's on Alex's show from just being super against people who are
coming from the border to now he's fucking doing the Jew stuff too, which is, I mean, that's in
four wars, million. Yeah. Anytime we start talking to this, eventually it comes back to that like
concept of the five Jew bankers that like run the world. Oh, well, the media, they're not,
they're not bankers. They're the five Jew producers or the bank, you know, like anything.
There's always, there's always some catch all that. Yeah. No, that's not what I'm talking about.
Right. Which by the way, I don't think we have enough donations for the
none dare call the conspiracy to come out on time, but it will still come out. I'm not going to hold
it ransom in some malicious way. But of course not. Man, there's so much of that in there.
Yeah. Get ready for pages and pages of me deconstructing that. See, again, all this
propaganda weirdly goes back and back and back to people just hating the Jews, man.
It's anti-Jew stuff and then, uh, misunderstanding communism. Right. It's those two things like,
like vociferous anti-communism was such a scourge in the, in the Cold War. It was so bad,
like the John Birch society stuff was so, right. It was so damaging. One, actually,
I want to tell you about this. This is one thing that I found in my, my research that is so amazing.
A bunch of universities did, uh, uh, they did a bunch of studies about people's opinions towards
communism throughout the 60s and 70s, uh, into the 80s. And, uh, they found that, of course,
as time went on, people had much less fear about communism as an ideology. Right. Uh, they actually
towards the end of it, they found there was at least an 8% affinity towards communism, which
yeah, something that none of these people would, like Alex Jones would, would cop to.
But the funniest thing that I found is that they did a poll in 1974 about who the government
should be spying on. So they asked, they asked a bunch of different groups, like, should the
government spy on them? Yes or no. So 74. 1974. So we're well past McCarthy's end. March 1974.
This is, uh, when this came out. So probably the, the number one group that people said,
yes, you should spy on them was the American communist party at 74.9%. Jesus, which is pretty
high. That's high. That's pretty crazy high. But at the same time, you know, what are you up to
communists? I kind of understand in the 70s. I saw the Americans. That makes sense. A lot of
countercultural people probably didn't have phones that could answer for the polls and stuff like
that. You know, there's, there's, right. So number two, it's 74.7%. Vigilante groups like
the Ku Klux Klan. So the KKK comes in just under. I like that they're close. I don't like who's
number one, but I'm, I'm feeling you 74. So far we're doing 50-50. Now here's what's really fun.
You know, who came in third? The John Birch Society. 47.2% of respondents thought that people,
the government should be spying on the John Birch Society. All right. They got higher
rating than the students for democratic society. The SDS, which was the, brought us the weather
underground. Right, right. 1974 had just got done bombing a bunch of people. Right. So like,
they were more suspicious to the public than the SDS. Yeah, because the SDS isn't actually going to
take over the government. They were trying to change policies. They weren't trying to infiltrate.
There's other group, like the Democratic Party, Republican Party, the ACLU and WACP. They're
all below the John Birch Society. Yeah. I just thought that was really fun. When I found that,
I was like, haha, haha. It was weird that they added Fox News in that poll and it was number four.
It was crazy. It's super weird. Fox News hadn't even existed. Yeah. So anyway, go fuck yourself,
Glenn Spencer. You suck. For sure. You are a monster. But this, this is actually really fun.
So I wanted to make a super cut of this, but I couldn't because of time constraints.
I have started to notice that Alex says a bunch of things when the mics, he thinks are off.
Okay. So the only way you'd be able to know this is if you listen to all of the raw feeds.
Right. Listen to the commercials. Not to the editors. Because it's coming out of commercial.
Right. And he says this repeatedly. Initiate. Waging war on corruption.
Alex Jones on the GCM radio network. So that's coming back from commercial. He just says,
initiate. I think that there's a part of him that thinks he's military or something like that.
There's a part like initiate. He says that repeatedly coming out of commercial.
Initiate. Not like, let's go. Or anything. Initiate. That's, I think he's a closet
Star Trek fan. Fine. Whatever it is, I just thought it was kind of like, I just thought it was worth
noting. No, I like it. I like it. I think it's more fun if he's, if he's like a weird closet,
sci-fi. Well, I mean, he talks about, he talks about Star Wars. He talks about, he's all about
science fiction. All of his references are like what, what's real is actually what happened in
the fucking dude friends. No, we could never do in Highlander so much. You could just relate that
to his stupid ideas about references in a week and everybody thinks that I love doing it.
Okay. So it's many, it's many more references than that, but I have more.
Do you want to, you had less references to Highlander. I'm putting, I'm pimping you a little bit
that way, but your Dune shit is dude. I could go. It's getting so far on dude. You should get on
our Facebook group, go tell, go home and tell your mother you're brilliant because there are
people who want to talk to you about Dune. Okay. All right. And I can't help them. I'm not on Facebook,
but we'll see. All right. Well, get on it. So you can talk to them about Dune because I'm sick of
it. Have you read chapter house dude? I read Dune when I was young. So it's a few thousand years
after the God Emperor of Dune. All right. I'm gonna pee. I don't want to do this.
No, keep going. I'm going to check the fuck out. I read Dune when I was like in seventh grade or
something like that. And I was like, this is a snooze. This is a long walk. So it's such a long
walk. Such a big book. Do not disagree. Yeah. It's like, it's like anybody trying to convert
to Judy as a boy. I'm like, no, no, no. You don't want to go through this. You know, it's
you don't want to go through this. Let it go. Fair enough. Yeah. So Jordan, we got another guest
coming up. A lot of guests. I told you this show is lousy with guests. It's lousy with guests.
They are all the worst. This guy sounds right. Might be worse than all of them.
All right, folks. The next 30 minutes were joined by Sheriff Richard Mack.
You know, Sheriff Richard Mack. Already anytime he says, anytime Alex says Sheriff,
it's going to be a bad day for me. Man, he's a sheriff. Because he's never like, oh, this sheriff
helped save two puppies today. It's never that. It's always a sheriff that is like,
I'm the ultimate law of the land. Interesting. You should say that. Oh, god. And there's one
person who I believe can stop this new world order. His name is your county sheriff. Oh,
boy. So that's what Richard Mack is about. His name is how many counties are in there
in the United States? There's 3000 sheriffs, I believe. But also counties aren't really,
they don't exist in every state. There's like parishes in Louisiana and Alaska doesn't have
counties at all. The breakdown by state is very, like it's nonsensical to think that like the
sheriff is the law of the land. It's the ultimate law of the land. But I should tell you- And for
those states without a sheriff, too bad. I should tell you- You didn't get a law of the land. Richard
Mack is a board member of the Oath Keepers. Dick Mack is a board member of the Oath Keepers.
I should also tell you he is one of, if not the main originator of the constitutional sheriff's
movement. He's the one of the guys who started this idea that the sheriff is the one who can
save everybody. He's the proto-arpio. Funny you should say that. No! Funny you should say that
because here's another drop. Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who has endorsed my book by the way,
he's on the back of the book. He believes in all of this about the autonomy of the sheriff.
Look what he has done. That's a bad way to phrase it. Look what he's done. Look what he's done.
I would like all of you, policy walks, to elect me president. I will have a vice president who is
far more qualified than me. However, as president, I will spend one day in office and that day will
be in executive order to murder Joe Arpaio. And then piss in his throat. He needs to fucking die
20 years ago. That's the worst. God damn it. That fucking piece of shit. But it's not surprising
that Joe Arpaio would be super on board with Richard Mack's idea that the sheriff is the
ultimate law of the land because people like Joe Arpaio like to make their own little mini
fiefdoms where they are king. They like to abuse their power. They like to create systematic abuse
of people who are different and scare people about immigrants in order to justify things like
not investigating abuse. Things like creating fake bomb scares in order to get himself reelected.
Like we've gone over this over and over again. Look into Joe Arpaio. Never enough. Never enough.
Joe Arpaio should fucking die. There are very few like summary execution candidates, I believe,
as someone who's like much more restrained than you. And I believe that we should burn him alive.
Yeah, for real. Joe Arpaio is legitimately white supremacist and has done irrevocable damage to
countless people. Like the people who had to live in his fucking tent cities. I can't imagine what
PTSD some of them had to go through and the lingering effects that that has caused to the
people in their lives. I can't imagine the people he jammed up like what what happened to them
throughout their like the ripples that he's responsible for just because of his lust for power
and just because of his desire to be the king sheriff that Richard Black is advocating.
No, he is so he is at a level where I'm like I understand the Roman overlords who put people in
a fucking bowl and lit it on fire. Jordan, he's a living embodiment of the thing that Alex wants
you to be afraid about about the globalists. Yes, absolutely. Joe Arpaio is that and because
white people are not the people who are going to be hurt. He got a pardon. Exactly. He got a
fucking pardon. The pattern is so fucking clear over and over and over again. So now I want to
tell you about Richard Mac a little bit. Richard Mac was a part of the Bundy standoff.
Of course he was. Why wouldn't he be? Why wouldn't Rick? Why wouldn't Dick Mac be there?
Sheriff Richard Mac, former sheriff at this point, was a part of the Bundy standoff and
because of that he ended up a guest on Fox News. I'll quote from an article about that.
Appearing on Fox News is the real story on Monday. Former Sheriff Richard Mac said he and other
protesters quote were already strategizing to put all the women up at the front. If they're
going to start shooting, it's going to be women that are going to be televised all across the world
getting shot by these rogue federal officers. So that to me takes away from the brutality of
what the officers would have done if you're just putting the women up front in order to create
some sort of monstrous image of them is like, Oh, isn't it terrible that they're killing the women
while you put them up front in order for them to be killed? What the fuck is going on? What game
are you playing? This is so like he's pretending. Well, first of all, that never happened. Second
of all, the optics of that are not worth you getting your wife killed. Like what the fuck is
going on here? He cared more about the optics of pretending that the oppressive government that
was going to kill them that didn't kill them was murderous that he would put his wife in mortal
danger. He doesn't give a fuck about his wife. Well, what he's what he's doing is he's saying,
you know, all those organic situations where the cops, the government have murdered young women.
Oh man, that happens a lot. Children, everybody, you know, all those situations where white supremacists
have wound up doing that. Well, we're going to manufacture that. And that's what he's saying.
And let's not talk at all about all the times that white supremacists have killed tons of minorities
and then been walked into jail. We would never do that. There definitely aren't monuments to
doing that in the United States. There's definitely not Dylan Roof getting Burger King
at the wanted Burger King. I mean, this would be fair. I mean, look, I would say go Wendy spicy
chicken sandwich. I mean, Brandon, Brandon wrong thing for me to take issue with such
we're such in a place where the world is so fucked up. What do you what do you even fucking say?
Literally the definition of gallows humor. Yeah, critiquing his choice of food. No shit. So in
2014, Richard Mac ran for sheriff of Navajo County, Arizona, quote, we're going to make it a
constitutional county and show everybody the blueprint blueprint for freedom. And there's a lot
more people running in other offices than me. I'd say I'd run for sheriff. We're going to give this
one one more try. The election is 2016. I'm going to be moving there in the spring of 2015. So I
can get get ready for this. You have about a year and a half to decide I'm dead serious about this.
If I can move there, so can you post script. He lost that election to Democratic incumbent
Kelly Clark by almost a 10 point margin. Good. So now here Jordan, I wrote this paragraph and I'm
super proud of it. Richard Mac was a hostile opponent of Obamacare. And then he had a heart
attack while his wife was very sick. They were self employed and could not afford insurance.
With mounting medical bills, they started to go fund me to pay for their health care. Jordan will
be thrilled to learn that they did not reach that. Yes. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. I mean, like
they're a classic example of like, yeah, no, it's bad when everybody else does it. It's fine
whenever I do it. Fuck off. Yeah, absolutely. And the only thing that makes me sad is that they had
a $60,000 goal for their go fund me and they reached $50,000, $53,000, just still too much. But
it is funny that they didn't hit their goal in some way. You know, it's still some way like,
go fuck yourself. It's also nice that they had a that the real issue is they had a miscalculation
by 10 grand. Yeah, like that's the if they had $50,000, they would have been fine. But it's also
a coming like it's a coming to Jesus moment that never really happens. Like, like I think that
if you're this, like you have this principle and you go through life like this and you're like,
fuck people being able to afford insurance when they're self employed, go fuck yourself,
you stupid piles of shit. Look at this affordable care act. I hate it. Yeah. Oh,
shit, I had a heart attack. Everyone please give me money. Yep. Like the idea that you don't at
that point realize why never it's a problem and why this is very important for people.
It my dad gets social security benefits, but it's remarkable to I'm sorry, I didn't mean to
no, but it's remarkable to me that that didn't cause him to be like, I get it now. Yeah, he's
still on those like, I don't I refuse to understand that I am accepting what amounts to
a hand out charity that could just be done systematically for everyone. Like to assume
we could all do this in a bigger way and take care of everyone instead of your going and go fund
me getting a 8% cut or whatever. It's great. Privatism, right? Like capitalism that doesn't
need to happen. Everyone knows it doesn't need to happen and he just doesn't learn his license,
but I'm sorry about your dad. No, it's just it's just my dad is he receives social security benefits,
right? And yet he supports the GOP government that passed that massive tax cut, right? And
what are they doing now? Dan, I can't imagine that I have ever said this before nor written about it
extensively, but their plan to pay for those tax cuts. I'll be goddamned if it isn't to cut
Medicare and social security benefits. They said they wouldn't. Oh, they said they would never
touch it. They said it would. Oh, no, but hey, Dan, we got to balance that budget. Everybody says
a lot of things. We got to balance that budget. It's so important not to run $3 trillion deficits.
That's a terrible idea. It's too bad there aren't other ways. Oh, it's so crazy that
for some reason he voted against his own interests. It's bananas. It's crazy. And that,
that is the subversive way that the whites are going to be punished along with the immigrants
and the minorities and soon the gays. It goes, it goes to LGBT community. It goes back to
reconstruction era south. If you get poor white people and poor black people together,
they're going to win. So you divide poor white people and poor black people,
which is why everyone was so mad at the Clintons in terms of the broken coalition.
There you go. Bring everyone together. Exactly. Now granted at the same time, the idea of like
shifting more right in order to be more appealing towards the center is a problem. But that idea
of bringing together all of the, all the disenfranchised groups and being like,
I'll take care of you. If you followed through with all of that,
that would be a winning strategy. It sure would. I hope our current democratic party
really learns that lesson. Oh, we have the worst president in history and somehow the
opposition party is going to fuck it up. It's amazing. It actually is very clear why that's
happening. No one knows how to deal with this. Like, why would, why would people who have been
in government for 10 years, 15 years, some of those assholes for like 20, 30 years,
why would they know how to deal with this? Why would they understand the situation that is
unfolding? Right. Like, so when you have like everyone is super mad at the democratic party
and the democratic caucus or whatever, you know, like the leadership and rightfully so,
you should be mad at them. They're fucking idiots and they're, they're awful. They're
fucking the dog on this. Yeah. But on the same, in the same breath, how could they not? And that's
not to say give them a pass, but like, no, no, no, I know what you're saying. Yeah. Of course,
they don't understand it. They're used to years and years of like things being different and now
things have changed. Yeah. And you'd hope that they'd be like, I got a wake up call. Let's get
better. Not gonna happen. But they won't because I mean, look, I mean, dude, spoiler alert, because
Alex has had a couple of house representatives on his show as guests, I looked up their salaries
and like, house representatives, not even in the federal government, house representatives
in most states have $60,000, $70,000 a year salaries. Not the fuck would they give a
shit about anything. They're cool. I'm in this. I'm in this. I'm coasting. I'm good. Right. You
know, right? They're not touched by anything. I don't know. Can you imagine being like just in
a government job for 30 years, 20 years where there's a very little chance you'll ever be voted
out because oftentimes you don't have anyone even going against you. Yep. And there is in that
government job because it is so protected lifetime health insurance, billion percent chance you are
going to make a shit ton of money corruptly. Like that's it. That is one of the arguments for paying
represented politicians more is because if they if they were already rich, maybe they won't be as
averse to corruption. However, I would say that's not true as we already know. I would say a better
version is just oversight. Regulation. Oh yeah. Regulation. Yeah. Crazy. Wow. Everybody hates
that word. So Jordan, back, back on track. Back on task. I would say that Richard Mack sucks
on a lot of levels. Dicky Max. And here's one level where he sucks by very, very mis, he's
misrepresenting the feel of the country. Yeah. In 2008 in the election. And I think it's very
specific why the hopelessness that people felt during especially this last campaign.
The presidential election, I think, left so many people with a bad taste in their mouth of hopelessness
that right now I'm given a message that there is hope and it is your county sheriff. I would say
that I never saw more hope than in 2008 during that election. I never saw more people dancing
in the streets. I never saw more in my lifetime, optimism, the only people who otherwise who were
people who were very scared who about the idea of a black man becoming president.
Uh, do you mean that everybody was dancing in the streets? Because that day so many great
county sheriffs were elected. Oh my God. So many great. So many. The, the, the greats of county
sheriff. Um, you've got to remap dual. You've got toots. Gregor. Right. Absolutely. Out of
of Minnetoba. Uh-huh. You've got toots. Gregor. So out of Minnetoba. Love it. Is that in Canada?
Is that a place? Is that a place? Are you thinking of Manitowoc?
That took all the way out of my cell. I'm sorry. I actually wanted you to keep going. I fucked it
up. I'm so sorry. I wanted to hear like 30 more toots. McGregor names. I got toots. McGregor.
And then my next one was going to be Dirk Tungsten, but that's Dirk Tungsten. Great. That's just a
shout out to mystery science theater. Oh, I thought that was a knife and a way to light bulbs. It was
Crow T robots. Hardest name ever. Oh, is that uh, that's Bill Tungsten. That's Bill Corbett, I believe.
No, he wasn't Crow. All right. Listen, so here's one thing that we got. We got a couple more clips
and they're all fun from here on out. We've dealt with all the guests and they're
very, very clear, uh, consistent line of white supremacy and weird Patriot ideology. Yeah. Like
all of these guests, there is a thread that runs betwixt all of them and it's not a coincidence.
They're all on this show that the Venn diagram is just a circle. Now I should tell you, there's
another thing that we've been tracking over the years and that is that Alex Jones seems to be
obsessed with killing dogs because he's basically slitting this woman's throat for the new world order
and he's doing it while like a little dog. It's like your dog looking up at you and you take a gun
and it's smiling at you. It's licking, you know, it's licking its lips for that one dinner and you just
that's basically what he's doing to this poor lady. Like it's a like it's a little dog. Just
just a portable trusting person. So I, I find it hard not to think of nonk when uh, when I hear
him, don't you think a nonk? I think he fucking shot nonk in the head. I'm not sure. I'm just
hearing this. I swear to God he killed nonk. It's uh, he is singularly obsessed with this
like this verbal picture of killing a dog that you don't want to kill. Yeah. But you've got to
kill this dog. You've got to do it. You've got to kill this fucking dog. There's nothing you can do.
And in that, in that circumstance that we just heard, I mean, sure, you can take him to a vet,
but you don't know what the government is going to do with that dog's remains. You've got to shoot
it in the head. Kill it. Yeah. The dog would want it that way. But also I got that. I actually got
that in a letter one into that, in that story that he was telling right there. I didn't see any
reason to kill that dog. Do you want to listen to it? Do you want to listen to it? It was looking
up at you with those puppy dog eyes. Let's listen to it. Let's listen again. Okay. See if you can
hear any reason to kill this dog because he's basically slitting this woman's throat for the
New World Order. And he's doing it while like a little dog. It's like your dog looking up at you
and you take a gun and it's smiling at you. It's licking, you know, it's licking its lips for that
one dinner and you just... That's basically what he's doing to this poor lady. Like it's a little
dog. Just a poor little trusting person. There's no reason to kill that dog. You are just murdering
a dog. He's looking at you up at you hungry like a dog. He's about seven years old. So you know
you've built a long relationship with it. You love that dog and you know... It knows you too well.
You know that dog trusts you and it gives you every single benefit of the doubt and then it's
just... Anyways, free knock. I'll say the context of that is he's talking about like a video of
Obama talking to... He's having like an open house and a lady is like, hey, I'm having a real tough
time. I'm homeless. You know, he's like, well, I hope that the policies that we are putting out
can help you. Let's talk to someone over there. We can see if we can talk after. I don't know
if I can address this in the forum that we're in. Right, right, right. Like that and he's like,
he's trying to kill her like the dog. But then at the same time, I don't think that that's true
in terms of what Obama did in that speech. And then I also don't think that Alex presented...
Like, if he'd been like, your dog is going to die anyway, there was none of that. No, no, no.
He was just talking about killing a healthy dog. No, what he did, no, no, what he was describing
is murder. It was a woman who was hungry and who was homeless. And it is exactly like when you
murder your dog because it's hungry. But Obama didn't murder that lady. No, Obama didn't murder
that lady. No. Not quite like Alex murdered Nock. Probably. Or I can't even remember the other
dog's name that he's brought up. Sandra Bullock, actually. We were in Austin and we almost went
to Sandra Bullock's house. That was close. I didn't want to go. Too much Nazi iconography.
So we're going to end this on a coda much like the end of Layla. This is where we get to like
after this entire episode where we have revealed Alex Jones's longstanding white supremacy that
we cannot get away from anymore. Like this will be a, this will be a guy, this will be the Northern
Light from now on. I can't, I can't stress that enough. Like this is, this has pulled the scales
from my eyes. I see clearly now that Alex Jones for the longest time has only had his principles
in so much as they are eventually going to be applied to white people. That is why he is afraid
of X, Y or Z. The vaccines, the camps, all of that stuff is only about like they will do this
to white people. Eventually. He's not scared of that now because they won't do it to a white
is there now. Yeah. So now in 2009, he really fucking needs money. He is, he doesn't have a
daddy. He needs money. He's got Ted Anderson who's selling gold and that's getting him some money,
but it's clearly not enough. He's not a millionaire yet. It's clearly not enough. Yeah.
By the way, ladies and gentlemen, we're going to start pre sales of the Obama deception today.
I'll be done with the film in a few weeks. It'll be mass produced and ship out.
He's not done with the film. Pre sales. Please, please, please give me money.
Film be done soon. Be done soon. Yeah. This is indicative of like I'm just trying.
I need some money and it spills through onto this next clip.
Literally, we're like a Cape Canaveral rocket base and we are launching
you know, ICBMs at the enemy and we're trying to produce more info weapons and more powerful
weapons to blow holes in the enemy and we are going straight into the enemy. We are committed.
We are focused now. I've got a guy who makes like Ted Anderson up a couple times a week now
because gold was $280 an ounce when I first started plugging it.
Um, now it's gone up into 939, 4950 today. I haven't looked for a few minutes except at 940
something, 930 something and rising and Ted doesn't really even make money doing this.
He buys the gold and silver when it's low and he shows it when it's low. He doesn't even make
money man. He doesn't make any money out of this. This isn't about a business. This is about you.
This is about saving your finances. This is about helping you.
That's the worst sales pitch, of course, but it works. It works on a lot of people.
So, um, at the end of this, like what we have is
a load of white supremacist guests. Jack McLean, Glenn Spencer. Yeah. I don't know enough about
George Humphrey, but he seems like he doesn't think Obama's black enough. That's tough.
Gee, Humphrey, Richard Mac, like all of these people are fucking disastrous monsters.
And the same show that Alex shows his true colors and, uh, at the end of the day,
I mean, the reason we end the way we do it is because that's how he generally ends out,
his shows, trying to get some money. Yeah. Trying to get some money because all of this
at the end of the day is about white supremacy, but it's also
about conning. It's about the con. It's about the con. Except he believes
it's a very effective con. He believes in the white supremacy first. Totally.
And the con is built around that. Totally. And it's very effective these days, especially.
But that's why Jim Baker will never be as successful as Alex because he doesn't hit
those same buttons. Yeah. God, we'd be such great white supremacist con men.
It'd be tough for me. We've got all the, we've got all the skills, Dan. Yeah.
What if we made a harsh turn? Let's not do that. Look, policy walks, email,
knowledge find at gmail.com. If you want us to become white supremacists,
that joke has flown around the Facebook group. Yeah. And I've thought about that.
Like, but it would be, it would require like us not being friends anymore because it would
have to be a split. Like if we, if we faked that, you could not come along with it.
Oh, absolutely not. I'm, I'm fucked in the white supremacy circle.
Your character would not allow like, I could make a pivot and be like,
I've read some things or something like that. I could, I could do that, like pivot,
but it would be the end of our friendship. And then how do I do this show after that point?
Like, I thought about that. Like, could I troll them? Well, I thought about the idea of like,
could I possibly like transition this into trolling them as a long term thing?
Eventually revealing like, well, first of all, again, like I said,
our friendship would be over. Oh no. Yeah. I could not handle that.
And then all of our donors would leave. And then now I'm just fucked. Yeah. Yeah.
You got to start from square one. I just got to hope white supremacists are generous.
I'm not ready to make that game.
Not ready because I, that's the new name for our show.
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Don't need any of that. Jordan. It's your turn.
And what's fun about this is I've left you with, uh,
corn, a cavalcade. I've left you with a cheese plate in front of you.
God, but you just cannot beat the constitutional sheriff.
I'm talking about Richard Mack. It just doesn't get worse than the idea of some asshole who wants
to turn his fucking town, not, not like a, a province or yeah, a county. He wants to turn
a place filled with 10,000 people into his own personal fucking kingdom where he runs the goddamn
world. There is no idea of the, the, the middle manager who gets a little bit too much power
and abuses it to the point that it is untenable. There is nobody worse than that fucking guy,
the manager at your office who's a dick. Go fuck yourself, Dick Mack.
Andy and Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding.
Hello, Alex. I'm a first-name caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you.