Knowledge Fight - #34: April 25, 2017

Episode Date: April 28, 2017

Today, Dan tells Jordan all about what happened on the April 25 episode of The Alex Jones Show. The day before, Chobani yogurt announced that they were suing InfoWars for defamation, so this episode is Alex's very ill-advised response to that news. Watch as he lies about the facts of the case and says many things he can't take back and will be used against him in court.

Andy and Kansas, you're on the air, thanks for holding. So, Alex, I'm a first-time caller, I'm a huge fan, I love your work. I love you. Hey, everybody, welcome back to Knowledge Fight, I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes who like to sit around and drink red wine and discuss the goings-on in the life of one Alexander Emmerich Jones. His middle name is Emmerich?

It is. This is news to you. This is news to me? Sometimes when he's getting really blowhardy, he refers to himself as Alexander Emmerich Jones. Alexander means savior of the people, or something like that. Uh, I mean, it also has some negative connotations attached to it. Alexander the Great. Well, yeah, he wasn't really that great of a guy.

He was great. I mean, you did a lot of great things, great meaning like lasting and, uh, but you know, lot of, lot of killing. I saw that movie. Anyway, this is not an ancient history podcast, this is a podcast where we take a day in the life of Alex Jones and critically break down what has happened. Is there a twist to this? There is in fact one twist.

There's only one twist? There's a lot of twists. Okay. But one of them is that I know a lot about Info Wars and you, sir. I don't know anything about Info Wars. No jack shit. I just now found out what Alex Jones' middle name is. Emmerich.

And apparently he, uh, spends a lot of time on it. Yeah. So before we get going, I want to, uh, take a little moment. I got a plug. I got a plug to do up top. You got a plug for us? I do. Yeah.

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So if you guys want to smart man, if you want to come out, check that out. You can get tickets, uh, links over on that Facebook page, but, uh, Hey, let's get down to business before we get to today's episode. You got a couple of things to say. First of all, like to thank a couple of our new donators, uh, Adam. Hey, this one's going out to you, buddy. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you.

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You'd like to become a policy wonk. Yeah. Actually, it's our, we have a, we have a gold member policy wonk position, which is, it's like being in the house versus the Senate. Well, actually, we need to take it up a notch. It's our fault that Paul Ryan keeps calling himself a policy wonk. That is probably our fault. He's secretly donated to the show.

He's been donating to the show? God, we should be making more. This is on my, this is on me. Um, so if you want to donate, uh, just keep in mind, you can donate whatever you want. It doesn't matter. The monthly, uh, thing you can give a dollar. You can give a $8 million.

If your name is George Soros, who we have found out is at George Soros on Twitter. So, so somebody's got to be, uh, somebody's got to be working for us. Let's suspend the John Rappaport, put up the picture campaign and start. No, no, no, that is the hill I will die on. Uh, speaking of which, that brings us to our out of context. Alex Jones quote for the day, got a little drop from today's episode that, uh, should give you a sense of where things are going to go on this. I will stand.

I will win or I will die. Yep. That's the seriousness that we're dealing with today on this. I will stand, I will win or I will die. Now you might be asking yourself based on his current plants and situation. I'm going to put my money more on the far the ladder. I'm going to put my money on him losing and then pretending he never said that. That's going to be my prediction.

So you might be asking yourself, what is this about? Is this about how he's going to get custody of his children? Right. That's certainly a legal battle. He's in right now. He should absolutely try and do that. If he does want custody of his children, which we are not yet certain of. Um, it, it's not about that.

He's getting, it's not about that. He's getting sued by Chobani yogurt. He's getting sued by, uh, by Greek yogurt by Chobani Greek style yogurt. They have put a lawsuit on his ass and put out a lawsuit on his ass today. What we're going to $10,000 to the man who takes down Alex Jones. That is actually the amount they're suing him for $10,000. It's almost nothing. That's it.

What? We'll get into it. We'll get into it. $10,000 is it? We'll get into it. What? We'll get into it.

00:06:21,500 --> 00:06:22,000 All right. All right. So, uh, April 25th came around Tuesday of this week. Alex Jones. Just pay the $10,000, Alex Jones. We'll get to it. Okay. I'm sorry.

On 20, on the 25th, Tuesday of this week, Alex Jones came in early. Oh, that's not good. That's not a good time. He clearly taped this before he had to go to court, uh, cause it's pre-taped. It's not live. They sort of pretend that it's live and he recorded the first hour before Paul Joseph Watson took over or I'm sorry. I think it's actually David Knight took over hosting the day.

Regardless, I didn't watch the rest of it. I just watched Alex's first hour naturally and holy shit. Do we got a, do we got a winner? This stuff is crazy. Okay. He is furious about this lawsuit. We'll get into all his feelings about it. All of his nonsense.

Right. But before we do, because it's so bad, I have to say up top, I apologize and I'm very sorry that we're rebroadcasting this to my, uh, Muslim friends out there. Oh, do all of the Islamic folk in the world. Oh, no. I am sorry that someone says these things. It's going to be very bad. Jesus.

I have cut out some stuff that's particularly gross because he makes a lot of bright Bart based claims about crimes that immigrants have committed. Right. And I've done some digging into them and they're all not true. Of course. So I've just decided to cut out some of the ones that are particularly repulsive, but I will say listening through this, I almost threw up. So Jesus and that's me.

What the fuck? I just got so overwhelmed and anxious about all the hate and it's why, why, why, why the hate? Why, uh, what? How is the hate so deep seated? Cause I'm not sure cause it can't just be that demagoguery. I mean, this seems now. Actually, I do have a theory.

Okay. I think it's cause he's hemorrhaging money. I think it's because he's bleeding money out and he knows that the end is near and that he's pulling out his most desperate moves and he knows the end is nigh. And one of the only things, one of the only last tricks he has in his pocket is outright race. Muslim baiting.

Yeah. So, uh, we're going to start with this first clip where Alex introduces the lawsuit. He's going to introduce the idea of the lawsuit. This is about ladies and gentlemen coming to the stage to body Greek yogurt. This lawsuit is scheduled for one fall weighing in at two hundred and seventy pounds. Alex Jones.

Let's get ready to yogurt. Shows your host. We're broadcasting worldwide from deep in the heart of Texas. It is Tuesday, the 25th day of April, 2017. And we've changed the world. Of course, you, the listeners, viewers, the activists, the people gathering Intel out there on the ground and spreading the word in the trenches and the fight for the human mind, not just here in the United States, but all over

the world. Well, the biggest yogurt maker in the world that came out of nowhere the last few decades, big buddies with George Soros, big buddies with Bill Clinton, big buddies with the Federal Reserve Board that he's on the actual New York Fed that runs the whole country that Trump can't even dislodge. He's filed a big lawsuit against him for wars. So this is the introduction of the big lawsuits because we're friends with George Soros because he's friends with George Soros.

No, I mean, oh, yeah, not. I mean, obviously not us or Alex Jones or George Soros is in bed with big yogurt and they're coming after him. They can't be the biggest yogurt maker in the world. I believe they actually are. Really? Yeah. I don't have specific numbers on it.

I believe I read that. Yeah. Doesn't one of them, doesn't one of them milkers like yo play or something? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know because I think, I don't know from, I remember reading the line that they are.

Yeah. I don't think we want to go any further on this. Otherwise we might get sued for $10,000. Also irrelevant. They're the biggest. So there's a lot of stuff that he said in there that we're going to get to a little bit later, but the point that we need to realize right now is that Alex is being sued by yogurt.

He's yogurt money is coming after him and he is furious about it. Right. So here we go in this next clip. Alex tries to explain why this is a bad news and he tries to contextualize why he thinks this is happening to him. Now the headlines are $10,000. That's just the filing that it's up to that amount. The damages than they're asking for the punitive damages.

10, 20, 30 million. Who knows? Because info wars. 40 million, 50 million. Other mainstream and independent media articles about Idaho in the last year and a half where there was the report of the refugee teenagers and kids reportedly raping little girl and the media said it was all a hoax. Muslims never rape anybody.

They never bomb anybody. They never shoot anybody and the lapdog media was just salivating to try to cover it up. We weren't even the pregenerators of that article. We weren't even leading the coverage. Probably should have been. Of course, they just pled guilty. Who they all pled guilty to the assault and so through the transmutation

or the alchemy of MSM you follow lawsuit on Alex Jones and you have NBC with the headline that I published fake news. Yeah, you do buddy. So when he's saying that things were mainstream news and that he was just reporting on it. Yes. One of the things that we need to really deal with right up top is that he thinks that Breitbart is mainstream news naturally because he's just

referencing Breitbart articles. The only thing he's referencing. He keeps showing either info wars or Breitbart articles. Well, as his examples of like this is the story. This is the story. Blah blah blah. So he's talking about the the Chabani plant is in Twin Falls, Idaho and in that town there was a story that came out in June of last year about three

kids who had attacked a young girl in a laundry room. That's awful. It is awful. But was more awful was all the lies that got spread on right wing media. They now what they said that they raped this young girl at knife point and that they had videotaped it and shown their dad and he congratulated them. It was all sorts of wild twisting of well, it was it's all just trying to turn Islamic culture into something that's so foreign and evil to our

minds. Of course, the dad encouraged them for this behavior right because human beings are aliens to us. Right. Exactly. Yeah. All of that stuff is absolutely not true. There wasn't even a rape that occurred and I'm not saying that what

happened is okay. Right. Because what happened was still bad. Right. But it's not nearly what Alex says it is. Right. And he's basing a lot of his quote unquote reporting on these lies that came out on Breitbart.

Now there's an article here in the Idaho statesman, which is the paper of record in Idaho and they they have an entire story about the plea bargains that these kids ended up having to take. Right. Which good. I mean, they should have maybe been punished harder, but the oldest was 14 at the time. So they're also minors.

All right. The other thing that we have to take into consideration is that the full details of the case are under wraps. Their specific identities are under wraps because they're all minors. Yeah. In this case, it's you can't publish the details about these people. But that's probably a good idea. The prosecutors and the defense attorneys have discussed the situation

that actually happened and what happened was that there was a 1410 and seven year old boy who basically one of them, I believe the seven year old groped a five year old girl in a laundry room. Gross. Gross. Super gross. Gross. Yeah.

Gross. Has nothing to do with the fact that they're immigrants. No, it's fucked up kid shit. Seems like it. So I don't know how you make a mountain out of this. I mean, it's bad, but it's not like. Who is who is monitoring Idaho news? Right wing blogs, baby.

What? Well, I mean, they're just they're just fucking racing around anywhere to find anything that could even remotely be anything. Why would they assume these people were Muslim? Well, actually, there's an interesting quote that I found about this from the prosecuting attorney, the guy, the prosecutor, his name was lobes. He said that he didn't want to quote fan the flames of anti Syrian refugee people, but suspects that false reports are the work of a local group

opposed to refugee resettlement who hope to stir up trouble by claiming the incident involved Syrian refugees who committed a violent sexual assault. Quote, there's a small group of people in Twin Falls County whose life goal is to eliminate refugees. And thus far, they have not been constrained by the truth, lobes said. They have not been constrained by the truth in the past, and I don't expect them to be constrained by the truth in the future.

So we're looking at some white supremacists. Basically, that's what we're looking who heavily publicized the thing, spread spurious rumors about it and right wing blogs picked it up. Right. Now this doesn't mean to excuse the actual truth of the case, which is bad. It is that you're making it worse. You're right wing blogs are making it worse and you're lying about the

situation whole thought. Absolutely. So and you're doing it with the express purpose of demonizing people who haven't done anything wrong. The only reason you're demonizing them is because they're not you and they're in a town where you want it to be just you. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Idaho is not exactly a bastion of multiculturalism.

Well, and it gets worse too, because the reason that people are so mad about it is that the Chobani plant is in Twin Falls, Idaho, and the Chobani plant hires people who are not always white and the guy who owns Chobani is a notable proponent of refugee rights and is a heavy donator to refugee resettlement programs. Okay. So now this, this, uh, the picture is coming into focus. This, this Nazi group now has their George Soros to fight against who

actually is going to be linked to George Soros by Alex Jones. Perfect. Yeah. I'm glad that. Well, of course there. They're all globalists. Sure. So further lobes, this prosecutor said that sex cases between minors aren't

uncommon and he implied that this case is being exploited by the local anti-refugee movement to make a political point. Also, no Syrians have been settled in Twin Falls through the Idaho refugee programs. There have been, there have been periodic website postings about hundreds of Syrians coming to Idaho that have all proven to be false in the past. And this is probably just one of those attempts to try and stir up hatred and bigotry.

But, but fucking, but, but they're not there. Nope. How can you, how can you hate somebody who isn't there? Uh, you pretend they're there. A quote from a guy who works in the, What are these people just fucking bored? Yep. Do you just not have anything else to fucking do today?

And a quote from, uh, the guy, uh, guy named ZZ, uh, Ro Osama, the director of the CSI refugee center. It breaks my heart when people in the community are divided around issues of resettling refugees and I agree. Yeah. Now fuck you. So that's, that's some of the stuff that Alex Jones was reporting. Hey, you know what?

I bet these right wing white supremacists also described themselves as Christians. I would assume that is definitely true. And I hope that, and I'm going to use their words on this. I hope that God fucking murders them using two angels and man, do they try and rape those angels? So Alex was reporting the right wing version of the story and he was repeating things that Breitbart had said and these salacious details

that are all not true. None of them are true. None of them are true. They include stuff that I refuse to even play back on this podcast. Jesus. The sort of stuff. You're going to look it up if you want. It's all why the fuck did Breitbart do that?

Because they're in the same business. They're in the same business of demonizing other populations. But, but don't you have the shit? What do you mean? Don't you have shit already? If you want to, if you want to go after, if you want to go after Syrian atrocities, you can find them. If you want to do, and I'm not, I'm not like, here's how you do it guys.

Like that's not my point. Sure. But why would you, why would you go after this kind of bullshit? Whenever you have real things that you can point to that you can, two reasons, you can demagoguize. You can make a ton of money by playing on people's fears and fears about Islam are the, that's the du jour fear. Right.

That's what everyone is super into in that community. So they're playing that game. That's one thing. Secondly, this guy who owns a Chobani, he is a major player in the refugee resettlement game. Oh, oh, that's what it, they're, they're going after him. Yes. He's their target.

Yes. So it doesn't, it wouldn't matter where he was. They would try and go after him. Most likely. Yes. Gotcha. I believe that to be the case. So Alex doesn't understand what he's getting in trouble for.

He doesn't, he doesn't realize, he doesn't realize that he's repeating completely debunked and dangerous claims. To the point where on April 11th, he released a video that the title was Idaho yogurt maker caught importing migrant rapists. That's literally slander. That can't be. Okay. That was their publication.

That was a video they posted on their YouTube page and tweeted out. Right. That was the headline on April 11th. Yeah. That is dead to rights slander. Well, were they immigrant racists? Rapists. Rapists.

No, there was no rape. Sorry. I was thinking of the only crime that's actually involved it with, with this situation. Yeah. In this case. No, it's, uh, no, no, no, also these were Syrian refugees. Right.

That one of them was from Iraq and two were from Eritrea. And they're all from the same place. And it's Eritrea, I believe. Whatever. Eritrea is in Africa. And they've been here for a while. And they've been here for a while. But be that as it may.

I mean, they are still refugees. So you got one part, right? They are migrants. It is in Idaho. So that part's true. The guy makes yogurt. Were they imported? No.

And he certainly didn't do it. What was any part of the sentence? Was any part of that sentence true? He's an Idaho yogurt maker. Yes. So we got one piece. Yes. All right.

But the, the, the thrust of it and the point he's trying to make is fully based on lies. He's going to have a really fucking time. You know what? That's not even true either. They make Greek yogurt. They don't make Idaho yogurt. He's not an Idaho yogurt maker.

He's a Greek yogurt maker. Greek style. Greek style. I apologize. I think he got sued in the past for saying it was Greek yogurt. So everybody's suing everybody. Everybody's in, everybody's in trouble. Anyway, Alex is completely fucked based on his unnuanced and bigoted

journalism tactics. Question. But he, okay. We got, we got, we got, we got so many clips to get through. I just hope that like your, your question is answered as we go. Okay. Here, this next clip, he's trying to thread the needle and claim that this guy, uh, his name is Hamdi Oolakaya and Alex Jones at note, at no point

pronounces his name correctly. He keeps calling him Hamid, uh, which is a trans, uh, alliteration of a couple of letters, uh, but, but also has the dangerous sound. Well, his name is Hamdi. That's fine. You can just use his real name. Yeah. Anyway, um, he's going to now in this clip, try and thread the

needle and claim that these specific immigrants are his fault or Hamdi's fault. Okay. So here we go. Here we go. And you have NBC with the headline that I published fake news. Yeah, I do. Why the Chabani owner, he doesn't have any connection to the refugees.

They're in Idaho. He doesn't have any connections. Of course he does. So that's not going to hold up in court. How, okay. He doesn't really explain. So, so our establishment is he does and we have no followup on that. Why is it flesh is out?

He will basically make his claim. And that is that this guy is super into supporting refugee causes. He has a plant in that town, ergo. He's responsible for the actions of every immigrant in that town. I believe that's not how that works. It's not. And we'll get to a little bit later him spelling it out really unfortunately because it kind of implies that he should be put on trial for the guy who went

to Comet Ping Pong with a gun, but we'll get to that when we get there because his logic, his logic is incredibly flawed. Wait, what? We'll get to that when we get to it. So all of those words blew in my brain. I don't understand like now. I don't even understand language. You're just, you're just baby, baby, baby.

That's all I get from that sentence. I think that this episode might be too dense. There might be too much going on and it's all lies. Okay. So it's, it's crazy. Uh, this next, this next one, uh, he introduces more lies, more, uh, fake shit about Hamdi. Uh, and I, I don't know if it's appropriate that I'm using his first name.

Maybe I should call him, uh, Mr. Ulacaya. I don't know if you're nasty. I'm going to call him Hamdi. I don't care. He seems cool. We'll get to him in a minute. I posted $10,000 stories.

David Knight is very restrained by the way. Did a video report about it and showed local news and the confirmation that indeed they'd played guilty now. Now you could say maybe Chabani, the company itself didn't, but the owner is a big advocate. You can put up on screen or maybe put behind me his Twitter feed with good old George Soros. Alex has a picture of a tweet, uh, a tweet pick of Hamdi Ulacaya with George

Soros. Uh, done. Open and shut. Done. I see it all now. And, uh, were they touching each other? They were sitting next to each other. They weren't even holding hands.

I don't believe so because that's the international sign of we're going to catch all these refugees and make, um, gotta catch them all, gotta catch them all. So Alex's claim is that like this definitively proves that the two of them are working against him. It's just one Twitter picture. That's all he has to go on. Right.

And then secondarily, the Twitter picture is as Alex reports from two years ago and it says, uh, the caption is great to refreshing to meet George Soros. So he had met him two years ago. He didn't know him before that when Alex is going to basically try and claim that the only reason Chabani is anywhere in the world is cause of evil George Soros connections, all this crazy shit. There's a conspiracy against Alex.

It's nuts. Now it's. Is there a conspiracy against Alex? No, he slandered someone. Okay. That's what's going on. So he committed a crime. He did.

Okay. In this case, a hundred percent he did. Gotcha. Just based on the fact that that title Idaho yogurt maker imports migrant rapists, just that headline is illegal. You can't prove that. Can you disprove it? You don't have to in court.

Oh, really? The burden of proof is on the person who made the claim. Oh, he's fucked. He's so fucked. He's got nothing there. No, he has nothing. Here's he is going to lose this case so hard. Yeah.

And that's why he's putting out this video. Okay. He knows that he's going to lose. Okay. And so he's trying to puff out his chest and threaten and intimidate and unfortunately, because he's really bad at this game, he says a bunch of stuff that I know will be used in that eventual court case because it's like they're going to be able to create a pattern of bigotry in him.

And they're going to be able to use that to insinuate or suggest that that's why he published those stories to begin with. Yeah, you should wait. Do you hear the kind of crazy bullshit that comes out of his mouth throughout the rest of this episode? All right. I would put him on trial for this alone possibly. No, I wouldn't.

It's it's sort of free speech, but it's also kind of threatening. I don't know. It walks the line. Anyway, it's appropriate that I'm wrestling with that because this next clip, Alex explains because you want to be the very best. Well, Alex explains no one ever this is all about free speech. This is a catch. Alex is your real test.

I don't know what you're referencing here. I'm sorry. I can't play the game. No, we talked about catch them all earlier. Oh, I'm sorry. I'll keep I'll keep you in the dark. I have one line of Pokemon references and it's got to catch them all. That's all I've got.

I've got so many anyway. Here we go. So this is bigger than info wars.com. It's bigger than Alex Jones. It's bigger than all of that. It's about being able to shut down free speech and intimidate people. The owner who will get to in a moment. The Mr. Hamid.

Oh, Lou Kaya wants me to apologize for my fake news. Correct everything. Pay them a bunch of damages. Okay, that's never raped anybody in the history of the world. They never committed a sin or a crime and they're perfect. And there's no rapes in Sweden and no rapes in Germany and no crime. That's petulant. Is that that's so child?

Let me ask you a question real quick. That's so fucking childish. Is that true? What he's saying? Yeah. No. Oh, people have heard other people in the past. Yeah.

Okay. Great. What is he? What is that? He's a 43 year old man. He's pretending that like, okay, yeah, here you want a fucking apology. I'll give you one. What a fucking baby.

That's pathetic. The whole thing is very sad. This whole thing is very pathetic. I'm bummed out. Anyway, where's the bombastic fun, Alex Jones? This is the crybaby, Alex Jones. Yeah. This isn't even broke, Alex Jones.

I would have loved some hobo Jones on this one. We're also going to get into hobo Jones. Okay. Good. But so he goes on to spin another bullshit story and then he brags about how great this case is going to be refugees aren't bringing in TB. Oh yeah. I'm being sued for that.

I have the CDC and a stack of mainstream news about TB exploding, including in the town where his factory space where they brought in the refugees. I'm talking to my lawyers. This is a dream. A dream. It's a dream. It's not.

But I pulled up the CDC statistics in 2016, a total of 9,287 new tuberculosis cases were reported in the United States. This provisional count. That's fucking insane. This provisional count represents the lowest number of US TB cases on record and a 2.7% decrease from 2015. The 2016 tuberculosis incidence of 2.9 cases per 100,000 persons represents a slight decrease compared with 2015.

It's a negative of 3.4% in the decrease. So that's nice. Yeah. So a cool. Also, the tuberculosis rates have been steadily declining all over the United States. If you include just US born people, it's a much sharper slope. Downward, if you include just immigrant populations, it's still trending downwards,

but it's still going down. It's a little slower, but it's still going down. Also, I pulled up the statistics as it relates to the specific cities or sorry, states in the country and their tuberculosis rates. And you really can't draw any parallels between states that have high immigrant populations, places like Texas and California are all on the decline. There is a bit of an upswing in percentage wise in Idaho, but there's a about five times bigger upswing in West Virginia.

Those dirty West Virginia. Those minors. Those fucking minors. So I mean, it's all of them under the age of 18, just bringing TP. It's no, it's TB, right? Yeah, TB. It's something that you really can't trace. I was talking about tuberculosis.

Oh, it's a very different one. It is. Yeah. It's something you can't really trace to migrant populations. And if you are, you're really just trying to stretch excuses. He'll get to this later, but he claims that seven active tuberculosis cases were sent to Idaho and did a little digging into that. And that is actually true.

But here is a response from Channel 11 in Twin Falls, Idaho. You might have seen an article published today by Breitbart.com, stating that seven refugees with active tuberculosis were sent to Idaho. The article said that seven refugees with active TB were diagnosed after their resettlement in Idaho between 2011 and 2015, seven people in four years. Interesting. The state epidemiologist confirmed that that is true. However, it's not the complete story.

TB is nothing new for Idaho, according to Dr. Christie Hahn, the state's epidemiologist and the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare treats people, both refugee and American every year. These particular cases are not contagious and do not pose a threat to the public. The department typically tests and treats refugees, the 90 days of them being in state and the refugees are usually good patients. Quote from this Dr.

Christine Hahn, we're very active and the refugees are increasingly cooperative about wanting to be immunized, wanting to be put in any treatment they need and getting on their way to becoming good Idaho citizens. They really are very willing and eager to be treated. They do not want to pose a risk to anybody either. Wow. Yeah. You know what?

That's really admirable. It's really admirable that you would want to get vaccinated so you don't pose a risk to other people. Interesting. Super admirable to do. I think it might be a good idea. So listen, you want to get rid of TB? Fucking vaccinate everybody.

These refugees are more responsible than Jenny McCarthy. They're more responsible than Alex Jones and his kids. But he isn't vaccinated. Maybe that's why he's so scared because his kids aren't vaccinating. That makes a lot of sense. That does. So I mean, somebody, somebody followed Alex Jones's kids around and throw TB blood at them.

Don't do that. Come on, man. They're, they're innocent. Where are you even going to find TB blood? I got some. Do you? So that's what we find out a whole lot about you. Amaric is Alex Jones's middle name.

You have TB blood. I have a stock of TB blood. So the reality is that these stories are all just, if you do a little bit of cursory research or all bogus, they're all busted. So I mean, he's building a straw case. How great must that have been for Channel 11 news and twin falls for them to just be like, Oh my God, we scooped Breitbart. We have real news to report.

Thank you, Jesus. Yeah, I am sick of Darren and his fucking kitten. It's so cute. But God damn it. Get off that skateboard kitty. So now we're going to get into a little bit specifically about Hamdi Ulacaya. Yes.

And we're going to hear some of Alex's thoughts. Hamid Ulukulu. Ulukulia. He's pronto. Some of his pronunciations. If you don't, I understand that I might not be pronouncing his last name perfectly, but some of Alex's pronunciations are, they border on racist. Just the pronunciation.

I think we're, I think we're well past that. I'm being generous. Yeah, you're being very. He also is code name the Texan. Yes. They have a difficulty with foreign names. I understand that. Right.

They don't want to put any effort into respecting other people. America. We, we took most of this land from the Mexicans, but we're. So here he ends up calling him an Islamist, which is probably not good considering that is a code word. He also talks more about. What is an Islamist for Alex? Is that somebody who's actively Islaming and is like energy.

God, I believe that that's Alex's sort of definition because whenever there is a terror act that's carried out, he is like, these Islamists. So I don't know. It's bad. It's bad. Whatever he's using it is as bad. It's making up a new word in order to pretend that it's a different thing than what it's like, you know, I'm terrorists.

Yeah. Yeah. If you know, if you know, uh, Muslims and you like them, that's fine because they're not. There's a good one. It's just exactly. Yeah. So he like the, like Hillary Clinton and the super predator, right?

That whole thing. Yeah. Agreed. But he, he says this about Hamdi and then he says that, you know, he talks a little bit more about Soros, right? He has a new lie and then gets to like his feelings of being oppressed and that this is all a big conspiracy. Oh, I hate it when Alex feels oppressed.

I've talked to my lawyers. This is a dream. I understand this guy's got a lot of money, but you've got a guy from Turkey who just got here in the nineties. He's got all these sweetheart government deals. He just got here. Bill Clinton, George Soros, who sits on the board of the New York fellow reserve that runs the country.

The Federal Reserve Board is ultra secret. Trump can't even hardly dislodge it. This is the Federal Reserve and George Soros, but it's better. When I saw the big top well-known DC law firm, I said, I've heard of them before and Soros, I think, gave them the founding money. I searched George Soros, the law firm. First thing he was their first client. Who can make that up?

You. From Turkey. By George Soros, Bill Clinton's buddy on the fellow reserve board wants me to apologize and basically say Muslims never even had a crooked toenail and he's not bringing in refugees. Well, sorry, not going to do it. So let's get into some fun. Fake laugh.

Let's get into some fun. All of that. That has the ring of like a corkboard with pushpins in it and he's tying strings together. He's from Turkey and he only got here in the nineties, which means he's evil. Soros didn't give the funding to start this law firm. That's all nonsense and conjecture. But would you like to learn a little bit more about Hamdi Ulakaya?

Sure. All right. Hamdi was born to parents. Who ran a small sheep goat and cheese farm in Turkey near the Euphrates River. He does not know his actual birthday because his parents were, they lived a semi pneumatic, pneumatic existence because flocks were known to move around and they moved with the flock and he was born when they were sort of on the road. So they were classic Highlander Hill people.

Yes. And they made awesome cheese apparently. That's what they were sort of known for in Turkey. Okay. Now, does cheese have any common ingredients with yogurts? Yeah, they do. And that's in play. Aha!

So Alex claims that Hamdi Ulakaya showed up out of nowhere in the nineties. Well, that's not fair. He was genetically engineered in the lab. He's trying to create this idea of a mysterious beginning and some like shadow guy, but it's not true. Is he a chimera? He's not. Okay.

Hamdi Ulakaya studied political science at Ankara University in Ankara, Turkey in 1994. Then he moved to the United States where he took up his studies at Adelphi University, then the University of Albany where he studied a little bit of business right after college. He went to work on a farm upstate and his father who was like, Hey bro, need to do some more here. How about, you know, we got this awesome artisanal feta cheese going on.

Why don't you bring some of that stateside there? Cheese sucks. Why don't you try and sell it over there? So he convinced Hamdi to do this. He started up his own little minor cheese operation and he did it for two years, but at the end of it, he was only able to really break even with the business. And so he walked away from the feta cheese world and you know, sort of cut

his losses. Sad day. Yeah. Then in 2005 by chance, Hamdi Ulakaya noticed an ad for a craft yogurt plant that was shutting down. His lawyers and most of the people in his circle told him not to, but he decided to buy it and decided to start up making some yogurt. He even went so far as to rehire some of the craft employees who were laid

off after the thing went out of business. Were they Syrian immigrants? They were not. Okay. Well, I don't know, but the hot, but it's also then you're caught. Yeah. I don't know. It's, I think number one, super relevant.

Did George Soros pay them? I don't think Soros is in play at this point, but he had these people who were out of a job because of the craft factory going down. He swings in, buys the factory, gives them their jobs back. Anybody, even Trump would admire that. That's beautiful. No, Trump would absolutely hate that. If it was a white guy, he'd love it.

No, he would still hate it because I bet he paid them the same amount. He didn't. Oh no, did he pay them less? No, he paid them more eventually. Uh-huh. So Trump would hate him. Yeah. Would despise him.

He's leaving money on the table. So Cibani is a variation of a Turkish word for shepherd. That's where they, uh, that's where the name for the company came from. Uh, and in 2007, he launched and whereas if you're a small operation, you would think that you would sell to boutique stores and specialty operations. He decided instead to target normal grocery stores to make his product accessible to everybody as opposed to just really rich people.

Knowing that he couldn't afford marketing. He couldn't compete on that level. He made the shape of his package distinctive. You know that Cibani comes in those bowls as opposed to like yo play comes in the tube. Yes. Kind of triangular. Goga also comes in a tube.

Yeah. The squeeze. Yes. So he made that bowl, which is distinctive and he made sure that his packaging was bright and eye catching. Right. On top of that, he set up frequent in-store sampleings so people could get used to this new idea of this Greek yogurt because it wasn't popular

at all at the time. No. It's a thicker yogurt. He is reasoning was that American yogurt was too sweet and he didn't like it was kind of gross. Wanted to bring back what he knew growing up. So he does that. He puts in so much fucking effort to get people on board.

He used free yogurt to give to stores so they could sell and make a profit for a shelving fee instead of giving the money because he couldn't afford it. He's completely coming up from nothing. He's doing all the stuff that other people wouldn't do in order to gain an advantage and shrewd business moves. Yes. Very smart.

Yes. So people caught on pretty quick and they really liked his product because it's very good. I don't know if you're, if you enjoy a Chabani, but I like it. It's a good yogurt. Not all the flavors, but some. This is not, this is not the yogurt tasting podcast. No, it's not.

So in 2009, he starts getting carried by Costco, which is a huge break for the company. Yes. And that basically gives them their huge windfall and makes them a massive success because then that's hundreds of thousands of cases that end up being sold. Justin. Absolutely.

Yeah. But Hamdi Ulacayo was not satisfied with just that. He kept innovating from that point on with all kinds of crazy shit. New flavors, a dessert yogurt line. At this point, he's working on dips now. Yogurt dips. He's working on dips. Drinkable yogurts.

These are things he's really innovating. Call me when he makes a Chabani red wine. But all of these things go to create jobs. They all go to create jobs in terms of innovation, product testing, all of this stuff. And most of it is in that Twin Falls, Idaho plant, right, which is really awesome. It brings tons of jobs to Idaho to a place where otherwise those jobs

wouldn't be in 2012. He opened this large plant in Twin Falls, Idaho, and has been a tremendous boom to the local economy since a New York Times article in March of 2017 highlighted Ulacaya, uh, yeah, Ulacaya's efforts to work with Idaho colleges to offer technical training for workers to solve the area's labor shortage. The Chabani yogurt planted Twin Falls is the largest in the world and pays its workers in the area on average, twice minimum wage.

Oh, yeah. So he seems like a really good guy. Since starting Chabani, he has given 10% of the profits, the net profits every year to charitable causes. He offers his employees parental leave, which is something that he is not legally required to do. He gave his employees a huge mass of shares when they went public. I want to read you his quote, uh, because I think it's just, I think

it's beautiful here. So here's the specifics of it. The CEO and founder, Hamdi Ulacaya told the company's 2000 full-time employees at its upstate New York plant Tuesday, they'll receive shares worth up to 10% of the company's value when it goes public or is sold. Quote, this isn't a gift, Ulacaya said in a letter to employees obtained by USA Today. It's a mutual promise to work together with a shared purpose and

responsibility to continue to create something special and of lasting value. Holy fucking shit. How we built this company matters to me, but how we grow it matters even more. I want you to scroll down. I want you not only to be part of the growth, I want you to be the driving force of it to share in our success, to be rewarded by it. So this guy is quite literally if capitalism worked, it would look like

this guy. Uh-huh. It would look exactly like this. He disproves all of that bullshit about companies would need to leave if they paid their workers more. He disproves all of that bullshit about how profits are the only thing that matters and mainly because it's not a fuck. Fuck.

Oh, fuck you. I really like this guy. This guy's amazing. Now hold on, it gets even better. He is a major donator to the Children's Aid Society, the Special Olympics. He's on the board of the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts and the Tent Foundation, which is a refugee program. And he's part of the giving pledge.

Are you aware of the giving pledge? Is that the one where when you die, you give away like half of your fortune or whatever? It doesn't have to be when you die. Okay. And it's most of your money. Most of your money. And he is worth about 1.2 billion.

He's committed to give away over 700 million of his own money to charitable causes throughout the course of his life or by the time he dies. So he seems really cool. Yeah, he seems like a good guy. Do you know what else? Everything. I would almost, I listen. I am fairly certain that if you're a white supremacist, you suck compared to

this guy, like a million times over. And you know what? White people suck compared to that guy. And you know what's amazing too? Like if you really listen to that, that story, he is a massive success story for a refugee. Absolutely. And that's part of if I had to guess why he's so interested in giving back

to the refugee community. Of course. Supporting them because he is living proof of what can happen if people. He is the quintessential American dream. That's him. 100%. That's exactly what every, every time people talk about the American dream and how it's lost, that's the American dream.

Yep. That's what people want. And I've looked into it a little bit, tried to find like negative things and outside of stuff like he got sued because his yogurt wasn't technically Greek, that sort of stuff. Oh, well, then never mind. I negate all of my compliments. I really can't find too much negative stuff about him.

I'm not saying he's a superhero or anything like that, but I, I, from everything I can find, he seems really cool. He seems like the kind of business leader you would want. He seems to be encouraging all sorts of really great things. Absolutely. In that clip also, Alex Jones said that he is a part of the New York Federal Reserve Board. Yes.

And Alex Jones does not know what the New York Federal Reserve Board does. No, but there's absolutely no way he knows what it does. No, but he has a vague sense that it has something to do with the Illuminati and it all again goes back to the fucking protocols of the Elders of Zion and this stupid anti-Semitic card. So he's claiming that first of all, Hamdi Ulekaya is a part of the New York Federal Reserve Board. He is not.

And he never has been. He's not even that. No, you know, it seems like you could just Google that shit. You can, but you know what he was. He was the king of the Federal Reserve Board. Yeah, that's. No, he ruled it with an iron fist. No, what he was was he was a member of the Upstate Regional Advisory

Board of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which was back in 2013. Now the Upstate New York Regional Advisory Board. Do you want to know what they do? No, the name is too boring. The board meets three times a year to provide the New York Fed leadership with high level financial and economic intelligence from an Upstate New York perspective. The board is composed of chief executive officers and presidents of

national and international oriented large companies that are headquartered in Upstate New York. This was because at the time he had his headquarters in New York. Yeah. So Alex, I would assume Upstate New York Alex tries to pretend to that all this shit is fucking secretive. If you just Google it, everybody who's on the board is listed right here in front of me.

All of them. You've got their addresses. They're well, whatever business they run. Amani Audi, the president and CEO of Ellen J. G. Stickley, Manolis, New York, James P. Laredo, president, Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation in Poughkeepsie. Scott Beiler, president, West Hur Automotive Group, Orchard Park,

New York. So I mean, it just goes on. There's just all these people who are in business and Alex trying to pretend it's secretive is bullshit because right below it. There's PDFs. You can download of the minutes of all of their meetings. Legitimately, you can see what they were talking about. It's all very public.

There's nothing secretive going on. Basic but what their agenda and presentations list and the minutes of their meeting are right here. You can doctor those. It's literally right in front of me. Hey, if if Nixon can turn off of it, turn off his recording for 15 minutes or whatever it was. Sure.

Maybe maybe the minutes aren't as specific as Alex wants them to be, but they're more specific than Trump's readouts of his phone calls. So suck it. Anyway, Alex is trying to create this entire narrative about this really awesome dude. Just because there happened to be some refugees that are coming in and you know, there was that case that we discussed certainly more

nuanced Lee than than Alex has and it's it's super unfortunate. It's really not about free speech though. It's about Alex slandering someone who doesn't deserve it and he's committing further slander in this video. And it's really unfortunate because he's going to get sued harder. So now we're getting. So so his his punitive damages are going up going up. So it's like it's like every time.

Listen, every time you speak, you get another day of detention. Yeah. So in this next clip, I feel like I've been talking too long. So let's get to this next clip in it. Alex really tries to get you're a real home to you. Ok, that's my new reference. That's a compliment. I've built this podcast from the ground up.

Now Kosko's on boardward to the stars. I think we can. So in this clip, he really is trying to hit hard that he knows that Hamdi Uleka is funneling his Lomiston to the country. Then he goes on to really fuck up his chances of winning a lawsuit and then kind of indicts himself for some other stuff. And we'll get to it. Well, we'll discuss what I mean by that at the end of this.

He's really bad. All right, we got a big broadcast lined up for you today. We're now at the record show down to the crucifixion of the truth or the attempt of the dying corporate dinosaur media to claw back any type of respectability by attacking their opposition, which of course is the truth. The lie must attack the truth. I don't like making our broadcast center of attention.

Yes, you do. But quite frankly, events demanded or will be destroyed. Chabani yogurt, the biggest yogurt maker in the world due to lucrative government contracts, of course. Nope. That's how the real fortunes are made these days. How did you even get a government contract for yogurt? Publicity stuck.

Well, Alex thinks that he's strong armed the government basically into putting Chabani into the school lunch mandatory programs. That's sort of an argument. Is that true? No, but I mean, who cares? All right. Um, so we're going to go back a tiny bit here just because he says something really fun.

Chabani yogurt, the biggest yogurt maker in the world due to lucrative government contracts, of course, that's how the real fortunes are made these days has filed a ridiculous publicity stunt lawsuit in my research opinion and view against Alex Jones and info wars. Now the owner literally is a super good buddy with George Soros helping run the refugee program, bringing unvetted Islamists and others into the country. That's happening.

None of that is we know some of the refugees are unvetted. We know some of them have been carrying out crimes and this guy is a proponent of that. So when the so-called Islamic pilgrims or the Islamic colonists crimes, attack people, all the things that are going on. It then falls on those some of the guilt who have been promoting this who have been pushing it. It doesn't mean that the owner of Chabani Hamid Lucaya.

Fuck you from Turkey got here in the mid 1990s. It doesn't mean he wants all this to happen. Doesn't mean he's happy. The rapes are taking place. So there at the end there, if you're paying attention to his logic, he's saying that because Hamid Lucaya is involved and donates to refugee causes because some of these refugees come and commit crimes. He is therefore responsible for those crimes.

Yeah, that makes sense. Now, if you use that logic, which I don't agree with, but if you use that logic, Alex Jones is responsible for the man showing up a comic ping pong with a gun because he did on record say that he was inspired by listening to Info Wars. Correct. Further, he's responsible personally for every time someone harassed a Sandy Hook family member.

Yep. He's responsible for all sorts of things that are massively illegal. So Alex, I really all true. But Alex, I really don't think you should be making that argument. I really, I really think you have a bad lawyer. Like also you're in the middle of a custody battle. You should not be putting this video out. I don't know what the fuck you're thinking.

I have no idea who's letting you do. I don't think he has a bad lawyer. I think he should be wearing a silence of the lambs mask. Maybe if he had a very good lawyer that would be happening right now or he would just have a ball gag in his mouth all day every day. Do you think his lawyer is just Rob do just Rob do with a brief case wearing a wearing a tiny little mustache is painted on.

It's ridiculous. Like, I don't know. I can't imagine in good conscience a lawyer being like, alright, look, we're trying to save custody of your children. Now you've been served. You've been have a lawsuit filed against you. Don't fucking blow that lawsuit. You're going to you're on thin ice.

You did slander this guy. We need to pry don't do that. And then he just goes on air for fucking an hour and screams some of the most bio filled hatred and lies that he could possibly do. It's insane. It's like he's trying to destroy himself. It legitimately is. I can't think of many other explanations.

Okay. All right. Here is here's your secret defense. All right. The insanity defense now that's it. That's interesting. See if he uses the insanity defense which admittedly is not usable in civil court or in this case only in criminal trials

and insanity doesn't apply to like long drawn out behaviors. It's easily no insanity. It's it's a temporary insanity that is so far lasted for 20 odd years, 20 odd years on the air. Yeah. So this next clip he gets back to that. But but but maybe maybe this is the thing. Maybe you do double down because then you can really hang on your

performance artist defense, right? Yeah, because what kind of insane person would double down in this way unless that person was a committed performance artist like behind somebody who is actually committed in a way that otherwise people wouldn't know behind the scenes. He's like being all apologetic and shit. Oh, totally. Yeah, absolutely.

But anyway, you're let your theory sit and marinate because there's a lot more to get through. Okay. And you might change your tune. This next clip I'm sure is he gets back to that sexual assault case that we discussed already and keep in mind that anytime he brings up a headline, it's a Breitbart article. So keep that in mind.

Most of them thoroughly debunked now remember last year about a year and a half ago, it broke in Idaho that reportedly some teenage boys raped a little girl and then reportedly videotaped it shows the father and all the rest of it. Now they've pled guilty and admitted to it. So what's media going to do? They go, hmm, they got a big top PR firm top media firm literally founded by the first client, George Soros.

None of that's true. None of that is true. None of that's true. They didn't plead guilty to rape and all of those details, the videotaping, all that stuff is, is just from Breitbart articles. There was a guy who, one of the kids allegedly did videotape the groping or the assault that happened, but there was no sexual content, like contact as it were.

Okay. Like no penetration or anything like that, which again, doesn't make it better. Doesn't make it okay. No, but it isn't like Alex is literally lying. Yes. So, uh, yeah, all Breitbart shit. This media firm PR thing is not founded by George Soros.

Of course not. It's called akin media or akin, uh, the akin group was nothing to do with that, but Alex is now starting to weave this narrative that's going to go through the next three clips, which is what he thinks is the plan for censorship. And the first part is phase one. All right. I'm excited by anything that involves phases.

This is a big fan of the moon. Mm hmm. I'm a big fan of phasers, which are very similar. Sure. Uh, I'm a big fan of the super power phase cancellation. Yep. Phasing through doors and shit. Oh, absolutely.

Uh, so this is phase one and it has already happened. But again, this is bigger than Alex Jones. Okay. This affects everybody in a giant way. Because if they can bring us down, they can bring everybody down. There's NBC's headline, Alex Jones sued by Chobani. That is the younger maker says radio host.

That is an actor. Stories learn that one out. You see, they're branding us everywhere is fake for two weeks. Every major newspaper, every major news channel has been saying that I say I'm fake. I say I'm a fraud. No, I say I'm not real. No, they never show you a clip.

They never show me saying it. There's no proof of it. And they play games and go, Oh, well, he admits sometimes he plays characters. You did. It's an actor. It's your lawyer. But that's when I'm clearly illustrating something by comedy

or by satire. So there's this attempt to first brand this is fake. So that's phase one. Yes. And phase one. It all started with his lawyer disinformation campaign. They hired that PR firm, which was originally funded by Soros who is good friends with comedy.

Look who was on the advisory board for upstate New York Federal Reserve stuff, right? Who is then connected to Bill Clinton and Bill Clinton. Do you know what happened there? What? He was the man who put Alex Jones's lawyer through law school. Oh, and finally he's called in that favor and that favor to Alex Jones's lawyer is let him say whatever the fuck he wants.

So that's not a very hard favor. Ulekaya did. Actually, I mean, he has donated to the Clinton Foundation, but one of the only things that I could really find. It was a concrete thing of his involvement with them was a speech he gave on September 29th, 2015. He spoke at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York and he

apparently urged businesses to do more than quote, just write checks to help alleviate the suffering of the displaced. Huh. Okay. So that's a dairy. That's a really sinister, sinister thing that he was. Well, that suggests that he has a Muslim underground railroad. Oh, it must be.

That's what we all know. It all goes to Idaho, baby. Well, because he's a billionaire, he built an underground tunnel from Idaho to Syria. It's the channel. It is the Islamist channel. It's the channel. Yes.

Um, so that's phase one. Yeah. Everybody brands Alex's fake news already done. We're past phase one. We got to stop it at phase two. By the way, Alex, you did that to yourself. Second phase. Here's phase two.

Uh, and this is where Alex, I think is telling some truth. Okay. But lying about the truth. Naturally. So, uh, here we go. See if you can parse out what's true and what's not here. Then going back two weeks ago, we get calls, we get a letter from Shobani's law firm.

Can we want you to retract or clarify these three things? I go look at David Knight's reports. I look at one of the headlines that one of the other guys put up and I said, you know, we can get away with it, but I don't want to get away with it. I want to really, really be fair here. You probably can't say that he's importing rapist. Technically people have been brought in.

He pushes the refugee program that had been rapist. So you can technically say that. But I said, let's just point out that refugees are raping and the media has been forced to admit that they tried to cover up this case in Idaho and it turned out to be true. They've played guilty. Not true. Let's just go with that headline.

Turns out there was rape in Idaho connected to Islamist. Boom. So he changed the headlines and send it back to them. What do they do? Oh, what are they going to do? Is that phase three? Wait, I thought we didn't even get into phase two. No, phase two was just sending a letter.

Phase two. That's a very bad phase. Phase two is them threatening a lawsuit. But what they did, I believe from all the information I can tell from knowing Alex like I do, they sent him a message much like James Alphontus did, right? And they were like, you can't say this shit. You can't have an article up that says Idaho yogurt maker imports

migrant rapists. That's yes, you can't do that. So what Alex Jones did in response to that, which he thinks is a retraction is he changed the headline and left the video up. Yeah, that's not a retraction. No, that's a full retraction. So they changed the headline. They didn't get more retracted than that.

They were unsatisfied by that pissant action. Yes. Because what a real retraction would be is him coming on there and saying, we went a little bit too far. We're sorry about that. This is, you know, we make mistakes sometimes. Like in the past, he said is what they do when they make mistakes. Yep.

When they make mistakes, as Alex Jones has said, they go on air and they retract him. Nope. And listen, sometimes everybody makes mistakes. Sure. And nobody is more upfront and honest about it than Alex Jones. When he makes a mistake, he goes on air and he retracts it. So we could only assume that he's changed a lot of headlines in the past.

Basically, that's basically what he's saying. Yeah. I've changed the headline. What? Bah, bah. So anyway, phase three, yes, coming up again. Phase two was a letter. Very boring phase, very boring phase.

That could have been rolled up into phase one. Could have been. Yeah. That phase three also could have been rolled up, but here's one phase. Yeah. Phase three is just a plan. Phase three is a, uh, the Iowa states or the Idaho statesman. The local paper.

Yes. Is in on it. What do they do? So they have the Idaho statesman that is extremely revealing and informative and everything about it is a lie. First, they have a photo of myself last year being escorted by police after I was attacked by a communist out of a public park at the RNC. Now, as of five o'clock in the morning, they didn't have a caption

under it saying that I was being escorted out by police. It just left it up there to make it look like I was being arrested. Then they say, show Bonnie, the Greek yogurt maker is suing Alex shows the right wing conspiracy theorist who said Sandy Hook elementary school was a hoax. Didn't quite say that. We had debates about it. 9 11 was an inside job.

Yes. Our government stood down work with Saudi Arabia. That's not been declassified by the US government. Nope. Didn't say that. And that show Bonnie imports migrant rapists to twin falls. Yes. You said all three of those things literally all three of those

things are true. We showed on the last episode, the Sandy Hook stuff. He has made those claims about 9 11 and. He a hundred percent said that he word for word word for word. He said all of that stuff, all of that stuff. So you're in trouble, Alex. Yeah, you're in that's not good. You're in big trouble.

He was importing people connected to rape and that's all over the local newspapers. I'm going to show you those headlines, but we even did what they wanted and changed it. They go on to say I didn't respond and they go on to say we didn't attract it, but here's the proof. Scroll down. You'll see three blue links there.

Lower down. Keep going up. There they are. Back up back up. There they are. You go riveting television. And you will notice click the middle one. Go ahead and click it.

That's not our website. That's not our YouTube channel. They got a copy of it. Somebody did. I'm sure they're fine folks. This is some YouTube channel and posted with the original headline. The newspaper knows and show Bonnie knows and they all full well know that statutorily if we do a correction or attraction that

there aren't punitive damages, meaning larger damages, just actual damages if they were to win a lawsuit. Alex thinks he knows the law and maybe that is the case, but he didn't do a retraction. He changed the headline. Yeah. Also, I don't believe he knows what statutorily means. No, and in that clip or if statutorily is a word, I'm not sure

either, but in that clip, he did just straight up say that these links showed the original headlines. Yes. So we know that the original headlines were those horrible inflammatory slanderous things. Well, yeah. So he can't even say like, they're just making up stuff. I love that they put they put their own links down there.

These guys, they're saying what we said. Yeah, they're saying what we said originally. What kind of assholes are those? So in this next clip, Alex tries to play like, why would I want to fucking attack Chabani? Oh, and then would you want to attack Chabani? Well, because it's run by a Muslim, but then it then it swerves into a WWE style promo where he's really getting his

are we getting some hackles raised? Honely. Are we getting some energy going? Yeah. And also, I would like to say that in his discussion of why would I attack Chabani? He shows his cards because of course he at this point, he can't not do it.

But when I when I said because he's a Muslim, I'm basing that on everything I know about Alex and what he's about to say. So enjoy. They also say the lawsuit that I was seeking to hurt them financially while on earth when I want to hurt some yogurt company that's based here in the United States and has people working at it.

Why would I want to do that? I'll be honest. I didn't know about Chabani. I knew about the TV in the area. I knew about Muslims being brought in. I knew a Muslim owned it. How could you barely cover the story? But don't you worry.

I'm going to be covering it now. Mr. Hamid Oulu Kayak. Yes. In fact, I'm choosing this as a battle on this. I will stand, I will win or I will die. I have chosen this. You have chosen it. Let's go.

Let's go. Let's do this. Listen, everybody. Huddle up. We're going to lose court case. And then he runs away after throwing a smoke bomb down, right? Yeah.

So at this point, he goes on to, I mean, I'm just going to have to start making some fucking cuts because we're at an hour and 10. Yeah. This is, this is, I'm going to just cut out repetitive stuff as best I can. In this next clip, he lies again about the Federal Reserve connection.

He talks more about how he appeared out of nowhere. This Hamid Oulu Kayak appeared in the 90s. Yes. Because he was a college student in Ankara and came here to go to college. He transferred colleges. Yes. What other fucking business would there be to have important

records about him before that? He peered out of nowhere. Peered out of nowhere. Is he? So anyway, also a gin. I don't know. Aha. I don't know.

He may be. How else could he amass so much? Well, he grants wishes to himself, especially ironic. He's a self-serving gin. Yes. So then who knew those could exist. He talks more about Soros and blah, blah, blah. You know, it's all just that.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because you get the sense as this goes on. That's his only case. Yeah. Is that like this guy's mysterious, which is code for Muslim. He is really, he's involved with George Soros, which we

can't really prove outside of this one picture from Twitter and the fact that they're both interested in humanitarian causes. That's all I need to hear. He's the Federal Reserve. Again, is this sort of anti-Semitic baiting. Yes. He's trying to use that as dog whistling to people who are

like, oh, shit. Oh, that evil Illuminati stuff. He was involved as someone who advised on business issues in upstate New York. Yes. Four years ago, which if you're looking at the Twitter picture timeline, we know that two years ago is when he met George Soros for the first time.

He was an advisor before that on the Federal Reserve board. Could it all be a sigh? I mean, if he can appear out of nowhere in the night, why can't his relationship to George Soros be retroactively changed to two years ago? This is all so frustrating because it's like, what if everything is different? I don't know.

Yeah. What if everything is different? I don't know. 9 11. What if it happened in October? How would we know? We would never know. Fuck.

What if it never happened? Whoa. Not just is it an inside job? What if it was just? No, we just all believed it. They showed it on a time-lapse tape. What do we do? What else is there to say?

At this point, Alex Jones is not even pretending. We're not dealing with our stupid evil continuum. We're dealing with a panicked rat cornered in a fucking alley somewhere. We're going to get to evil by 10 large her suit cats. We're going to get straight to evil pretty quick. Okay. But first, we're going to have Alex lay out what he believes

is the mainstream media strategy to take him down, which is interesting. How many phases are there? There's only one or more than one phase. So what do they do when they when when the media said this didn't happen? They said it was a right-wing hoax last year. Remember that all over the news?

Never rape anybody. There's a little perfect angels at your child. What do they do? They're trying to grab victory from the jaws of defeat. They are trying to go. Who can we say fake news? Well, even branding Alex Jones is fake news. He didn't create these stories.

He didn't push these stories and most of it's accurate, but let's just pick him and David Knight reading some news articles on the nightly news and say they created it. Alex Jones created this claim that the town in Idaho, he's throwing David. A huge Muslim population. Everything caters to that. It was David Knight who said those things.

He made it all up. It all came on Alex Jones, the king of fake news. When we're the king of reality, not the king of fake news and they know it and that's why they can take us down. They can take you down. That's you are fake news, but you're not even the king of fake news. No, no, no, you're not even that.

That's Putin. Yeah, you're you're a coward, Alex. That's the most power. He threw David Knight on David. David Knight is the fall guy. David Knight is the fall guy. Listen, I am not against David Knight going down. I hear somebody who isn't his boy.

A little charisma. You know what? Yeah, you're going to be you're going to be better off if David Knight goes down. Sure, but also without here is here is my question though. He does bring up one thing that I am interested in. I would love to hear about it. Did he create these stories?

Because we know because he said we didn't create them. We didn't push them. Can I he did push them, but did he create them? Can I answer that in a slightly dismissive way? Who cares? Because that's not what he's getting sued for. Okay, he's getting sued for slander. Right.

But here's but the thing is can you then claim that it's actually Breitbart's fault and you're just right. Bart didn't write that headline. Breitbart didn't create the content that info wars created. That's true. They could sue Breitbart too. They should. I imagine that might be in the works.

Breitbart. I don't know. There's also class action for them being assholes. There's also complications because it's related to the White House, whereas Alex Jones is, you know, he's in the sights. Yeah, that's true. But take that independent media.

I promise you, it seems like there's not a lot going on. This is going to get really, really, really, really, really fucked up in just a couple clicks. All right, let's do it. So I'm prepared. I'm mentally and emotionally prepared for this. It actually starts right now. This next clip.

That's not the way, like a teaser coming from ESPN isn't like, and now we're going to show you two hours of a man breaking his leg horribly. It starts now. This is fucked up. This, the rest of this is basically a breakdown. He's losing his mind. It starts with him talking about how evil the Idaho

statesman newspaper is. Then it flips onto you're picking on the Idaho statesman. He says, I just want to say this, but he's about to. He says that he went to look at it and it was like it was Islamabad. What does that even mean? It's just like, does that mean it's like an Islamabad? That's what he was really trying to say.

No, it's just bigoted scatting. Yeah. He's just. Scooby-doo. So I'm a bad. So he talks shit on the paper. Then he talks about how the media is lying and then I want like, I'll give you the high sign and that means don't say

anything because he throws to break the harshest I've ever heard. Oh shit. It's, it's dark. Oh shit. It's real dark. All right. So here it goes.

And it's interesting when you go to the Idaho newspaper, I thought I'd go to their front page and see what I saw. So into the front page of the Idaho statesman, guess what I saw? It's like Islamabad. It's like catering to the Muslims go to the front page. We'll put it up on screen for TV viewers do five different articles about catering to Muslims and that's because

there's a major Islamic takeover there. I mean, he almost cut caters to Muslims, but you see, you see there, he almost accidentally said population, but he realized that would be too innocuous. Yeah. So he's like, there's a big Muslim takeover, takeover. Yeah. Like it's an NXT pay-per-view.

What are you talking about? Anyway, that's from a wrestling peeps. Um, so yeah, I mean, like if you look at their paper, a lot of it is because there is a large Muslim population. Do you know what's crazy or or even just a large Arab population. They're not necessarily Muslim. So the fact that they have stories that are about their

issues makes sense because it's relevant to the readership of the paper. Yeah. So fuck you, Alex, trying to make some sort of weird nonsense out of nothing. He's punching down on the Idaho statesman and the population of the Islamic people in Idaho. Well, yeah.

I mean, it's but they're both punching down pretty hard. Yeah. Yeah. He's he's punching down from your ivory tower of lies. Yeah. That's that's interesting to me because the the pizza gate thing is before he's in nationalize right is before he's got no or before he's got his boy in the White House

basically, but it was still when he was gaining a lot of popularity from being the Trump guy. Right, right, right. But my my my contention here is now that he's the Trump guy now that he's got that, you know, like I'm I'm Trump's boy here. He should go after larger targets. Well, I think you should punch up.

I think he's punching down in an attempt to lure Soros out or something like that. I think that's what he thinks he's doing. Lure Soros. I think that's what in his psychotic mind he thinks, but anyway, here we go. We're going to get to the media lying and then this fucking crazy break.

Oh, look, it's fewer Middle Eastern students are enrolling in Boise State. Oh, they don't feel welcome. How do we grovel more to make them feel welcome and, you know, all the Sharia law and the rest of it. You scroll down. Oh, there's a lot more articles about Muslims and how great they are and and and look at the headline.

It looks like I'm being arrested there. All deception. It's like when I go for my child custody case here in Austin, they'll sit there with cameras showing me taking my belt off going through a metal detector or holding my arms up to be wandered like I'm a criminal. That's how they sit there and deceive everybody. Ladies and gentlemen, we come back.

I've got more on this North Korea. Huge developments on the economy. David Knight's coming up, but this is a big, big, big deal. What they're trying to engage in with the American people and how they're trying to play all these different games. When everybody knows that there is a massive Islamic invasion taking place all over the Western world and that they've basically bought off a level governments and basically

are taking over our society. Stay with us. That's a hard, that's a hard break. Wow. You know, you know, when he's in the middle of a conversation, I'm going to skip this break. If you're going to drop the Islamic people are taking over society and they've bought off our governments and you don't

want to prove it. You just want to throw to break and then not get back to it. He doesn't get back to it. He doesn't. So he just throws that into the ether just like, Hey, they're killing all of us. They're taking over Muslim Brotherhood, Sharia law, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Okay, we're going to go to break and then just never speaks about it again. He doesn't even use the specific of the Muslim Brotherhood. But be that as it may. Yeah, it's because the people who already agree don't need proof and you don't have proof that could convince anyone who is at all skeptical. So what's the point of giving proof?

It doesn't matter. That's a really good point. It doesn't matter. It's a lose, lose game for you to try and provide proof. Well, and that's the same thing with the retractions. Sure. Because it's if he starts actually retracting like with the pizza gate thing, we all saw everybody saw it and everybody

went. Uh-oh. Just like that because the moment he it all crumbles. Sure. Like if he starts it because if he apologizes to Giovanni, who else is going to come after him? How many more? Jay, how many more letters is he going to start?

Getting of, Hey, you apologize to them. You said this slander is shit to us. Yeah. Now the only problem there is if he doesn't win this lawsuit, how many other goddamn lawsuits is he coming after? That's exactly what's about to happen. So it's it's one of those things why he's so desperate. That's why he's standing on and I don't disagree with him.

This is where he wins or he dies. This is his Alamo. This is where we're drinking Alamo's red blend wine. But yeah, yeah, yeah, entirely. Yeah. So in this next clip, first of all, like I said, he does not get back to it and prove that Islamists are taking over our society, uh, whatever he comes back from break and he teases

some news that he does not get back to stuff about like North Korea is going to nuke us and shit. Right. And then he basically just sort of acts like he didn't do anything wrong. Like the initial headline wasn't even wrong and he was being magnanimous by giving the change of headline, which I guess is kind of what he has to believe in order for this to make sense.

Anyway, this next clip, Alex gets mad at a YouTube commenter. Oh, fucking Christ. And then we're really down in the dirt here. Then he starts ranting and declares that he's going to Idaho. Go to Idaho. Look at this commenter right here. I see this a lot. Blue Mountain 48.

I hope you don't talk about this for two weeks. I was lawsuit. Gee, it's only $10,000. Alex makes that one day. I made that in one day. No, I battled to find this operation because it's the main outpost of resistance. Now, let me show you the Idaho statesman.

Okay, by Zach Kyle. The whole article is basically fiction except for one part. Shobani seeks. That's the name of the company. Yeah, yeah, we gotta Greek yogurt. It's called Shobani. I guess the muslims did take over Greece for a while. So they're really, I guess Muslims there now are at least in

the bloodline. There's been lawsuits over the fact it's not really Greek yogurt. Again, it's this total imposter system. Seeks at least 10,000 damages attorney's fees and punitive damages punitive. That could be a hundred million like the Hulk Hogan case punitive punitive punitive. Man.

They point out we're on 580 AM, you know, KIDO, you know behind the scenes that but they're trying to get us off that station, you know it. I'm going to be going to Idaho now. I'm going to be going on a local radio station. I am going to bring investigative crews there. I'm going to show what the locals are doing. I'm going to show these llamas is getting off the planes.

You want to fight? You better believe, baby. You got one. It's not Shobani. Chewing me. It's Hamid Ulukia. Hamid Ulukia. That is who?

Bill Clinton's buddy. The guy that works with George Sorrell to bring people in. And then he turns around and he's on the Federal Reserve Board at 44 years of age. But citizens can't even find out what's going on on that. How about foreign rule? Citizens can't find out what's going on. Just Google it.

I found a lot about it. I read it. Read their minutes. I read their minutes. You can read their minutes. It is really insulting that he keeps calling him out of his name and mispronouncing his last name. It's such a dick move.

Also, Alex, it's just like a fucking playground. Also, I love this idea that he thinks he's going to go to Idaho and there's just going to be a bunch of like evil Muslims getting off planes. He's just going to go like, eh, I figured it all out. And he's not even going to go to airports. No, that's not where they're coming off. Of course not.

No, they're landing on, they're landing on unsuspecting Idaho farmers. Absolutely. That's what's happening. Specifically on the good white citizens of the town. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Alex doesn't hate people who aren't white. I apologize.

That's wrong. Don't put, don't put racist anti-Muslim words in his mouth because they're already there. So you might have actually wondered, what is this? Is this really what this is all about? Is this really what this all about? You might be wondering that. I'm worried that this is still the secret of 2017 episode.

There are a bunch of secrets of 2017 apparently because he did not see any of this coming. No, I think I figured out what this is actually all about and it's in this next clip. I cannot wait for the depositions. I cannot wait to depose this guy. Oh, let me just tell the listeners something real quick before we go to break and come back.

Somebody hit some North Korean news and some other big news. On this rock, I plant my flag. I'm going to fight this. I just got level. I know they have really miscalculated. I talked to Mike Cernovich. He agrees. He's a lawyer.

We're talking to some other top lawyers right now. Don't take his advice. This is a perfect opening now because it's a story we can document. It's it's it's it's what we're just reporting on other people's news. They're trying to shut us down. Shut us up saying we're fake. This is crazy.

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Yeah, in terms of the amount of product you could be selling. Generally that's the case. And if you look at his history, he's not I really don't think he's the type of it does not seem like he's the type of person who's pulling a scam. No, I don't know. I mean, does Mike Cernovich actually work for Info Wars? No. Okay.

So Cernovich, he may be a lawyer is going to be fine. Yeah. No, he's maybe in trouble for some other stuff. Okay. All right. But in this regard, yeah, if you're Cernovich, I would probably don't really fucking care. No, because, because you and at this point, if you're Cernovich,

distancing yourself from Alex is a really smart move or encouraging him to do things that will destroy him. Exactly. Right. He's young. He has a huge audience. He could be the error. If Alex Jones goes away, there's a there's a vacuum there.

There's a vacuum for yet another racist, horrifying man to scream anti Muslim bullshit. And I'd forgotten actually when we discussed him on a past episode, I'd forgotten that he was also involved in the Gamergate stuff. I forgot that he was even around back then. Great. He's a dick. Then I hope he gets hit by a truck. I think you've already said that about him and I concur.

So yeah, I actually think that this is really more to the point what's going on. I think Alex knows he's going to lose this thing and he's bleeding money really hard. If you have a hot product that's going to sell out, you don't discount it by 50%. You also don't have an Easter sale that goes on a week and a half after Easter. And then you don't double down on your Easter. Yeah. So I mean, like he's not moving. That's actually blasphemous.

He's not moving product. He's, he needs to sell all this shit. He's in order to fund his lawsuits. Yeah. And I really think that this is what it's about because that's desperate. He's got to get, he's got to get as much revenue as possible. And it doesn't matter how it doesn't matter whether or not he's making enough profit profit off of this. It's got to happen now.

Yeah. He needs as much money as he can get right now in order to fund all this shit. And he's going to make it even more overt in his next plug that comes up a little bit later. You'll see how fucking ugly it is. And not least of which he needs that money because he's going to have to pay a lot of it away. Yeah. So this, yeah, if you buy his product, know that that money is going to Hamdi Ulakaya who will probably give it to charity.

That might be the best plug for his product. Yeah, exactly. Indirectly this will go to the refugee. Buy Alex Joseph's shit because you're going to wind up helping a lot of people somehow. Yeah. Through the courts, that'll be the case. Anyway, this next clip, he gives a really, really bad synopsis of the situation in the lawsuit that he's in. He blames Hamdi Ulakaya for the situation.

And then you'll see it, it spins real weird. Alex loses the thread and it's great. Okay. You know, you got some guy that works for George Soros to open the borders up and bring in refugees. He works for the UN plan in Peter Sutherland. Who are we talking about? This is Hamdi. Wait, now he works for George Soros?

Yeah. I mean, of course, he's really loose with the details. Okay. But he, I think he means he's working with him in terms of refugee stuff and Peter Sutherland. Sure, sure. He's going to play a clip of Peter Sutherland a little bit later and I don't understand the argument he's trying to make. Who's Peter Sutherland? This guy works with the UN.

Okay. It has to do with refugee stuff and how it's a moral responsibility of all civilized nations. Yeah. Yeah. Blah, blah, blah. Hey, if people are getting murdered by their own government horribly in many different, just tragic ways and constantly, and they want to escape, then it is your moral duty to do everything you can to help people. I promise we'll get to that in a minute in more detail. Yeah.

But I wanted to say, oh, this is why I paused it because it's we're not going to take it. Twisted sisters playing. Yes. And I was listening to this live. He was karaokeing with it and they cut it out. Okay, good. They cut it out and I'm so fast. Okay, good.

Because he was really getting into the we're not going to take it. Do you think they do that without his knowledge? Do you think he knows they're cutting out his karaoke? He might not know it's being recorded in the first place. I have no idea because it's also this is pre-recorded. It's cathartic though. He's screaming like, we're not going to take it. Oh boy.

It's amazing. Anyway, back to the business. To Islamify Europe. I mean, that's, that's, that's what the human program is. He's pushing this colonization big time. His name's Hamid Ulaqiah. And he's also claiming I wanted to hurt his company and have people not eat his yogurt. No, we covered other reports confirming people have now pled guilty.

Refugees that were brought into the town that you push who now have pled guilty to these assaults that the media said didn't exist for a year. Nope. And then we were picked as a publicity stunt to try to smoke screen the fact that the refugee program has now given a black eye to this guy's company by his actions. Just like Starbucks is down 20 something percent in their profits right now or more. Whoa. Because they said we're going to hire a bunch of refugees. People are sick of it. Your actions caused this to happen to you.

Your actions Hillary Clinton made you lose the election. She cared less. In fact, I didn't even ever put two and two together with the yogurt because the few times I've eaten it, it tastes. I don't like Greek yogurt to begin with. It doesn't have any flavor. And yours tasted like drying paint. And I don't say that because you're a Muslim. You were a Muslim, not trying to open the borders and bring all these people in and pushing all this garbage.

And you weren't with George Soros and your yogurt tasted good. I'd buy it from you. It became a goddamn yogurt review. You weren't seeing that coming. I looked up the Starbucks stock and it is up point six today, which is almost one percent up. And if you look at it on a one year basis, it is up really high from where it was about a year ago. If you look at it on just a month basis, it's up almost, let's see here, almost five points. Starbucks stock is doing really well actually.

It's pretty consistently. If you look at it, no matter what, how you look at it, there's an upward trajectory. So your whole argument that people are sick of people hiring refugees, it just holds no water. That's absolutely absurd. Yeah, but that's the alternate reality that the right wing lives in. But facts don't back it up. It doesn't matter. But the reality that they have to create is that there is a united front against them

and that there's more of us than there are of them. Them. Exactly. So if they allow themselves to accept for one second that most people are pretty cool with it. Or in the middle. Then they would have to reevaluate literally every position that they have. Part and parcel of it has to be that like business doesn't like this. Yeah.

Well, yeah, of course. Because that also ties into some of their other narratives. Right. But it's just stupid. I mean, Hamdi Ulakaya is a absolute success story. He's doing well. He's doing great. Starbucks stock is doing well.

They did hire a bunch of refugees, but you know what? They also hired a bunch of vets. So they've had initiatives to hire a lot of people who are in need of work. I mean, you got to be a little more nuanced, Alex. Maybe this is why you're getting sued all over the place. And just you're going after people who are doing genuinely good things. Yeah. Like genuinely, I mean, for all of his talk, these are genuinely Christian actions.

I would say so. You know, like by just every fucking reading of the New Testament that I can put together. Well, I mean, fuck the New Testament. I'm basically going by, you know, Luke, because the rest of the Gospels are also kind of bullshit too. Oh, man. I mean, what about the Q source? You want to talk about the Q source? Listen, that's neither here nor there.

Right. But that's exactly what's going on. And they're not, and it's not a charity. Like these veterans, these refugees, they want to be a part of this. They want to be part of this country. They want to work. They don't want to sit on, you know, they don't want to get charity. They want to be, they want to be good citizens that they want.

They want what Alex claims. They don't want. Yeah. And these fucking white supremacists don't. Yeah. They don't want to be part of this country. They want to be part of their own country. They want to be part of white estate.

Yeah. Exactly. Fucking go. Yeah. You, you, nobody, nobody hates America more than white supremacists. Uh-huh. They hate it. Yep.

They do. Big time. Like, they would be more comfortable in the Muslim societies that they espouse hatred of if the Muslim society just said, oh, and, and Christian. Uh-huh. That would be it. If it was all white Christians. Yeah.

But behaved exactly the same. Yeah. That's exactly what they would be happy with. Like totally cool. Yeah. But look. You know what? You guys, you guys don't have some bad ideas on this whole control and women thing.

I'm not a big fan of them having agency either. Look, I, I know that you're, uh, you're a part of the Muslim brotherhood. I'm a proud boy. Yeah. We have some middle ground here. Uh, so I'm going to skip this next clip because it's just Alex Jones more lying about the situation he's in pumping his chest out. He brings up that whole Jennifer Lopez, she should go to Somalia and get raped situation

where he was. Jenny from the block. That's her. Okay. Don't be fooled by the rocks that she's got. I won't be. Uh, so he goes on and I have to stress. I have to stress again that this next clip I'm going to play is minutes.

Can we just, can we just get back to the fact that he named a YouTube commenter? Yeah. There is nothing I love more than, there's nothing I love more than whatever these guys have to go by like a Twitter handle of like, uh, and, uh, at bone broth 69 tweeted at us. That'd be a huge fan. That would be a huge fan. Right. Yeah.

Yeah. But he would have to say the Twitter handle. It's so fucking stupid. Are we like, I like Twitter, but just every time I hear like, uh, Trump tweeted this morning, I want to die a little bit more. And we're at knowledge underscore fight. Yes. Anyway, this next clip I have to stress, like I said, is only a couple of minutes after

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I will depose them. I will, I will get their corporate documents. I will get how they're funded by the government. I really don't think he could. No, that's not outside the scope of corporate deposition. Also, I think, I think he's not using the word depose in the way that the word deposes meant to mean like he's using the, I will topple them instead of the like, and this is the court's deposition.

Like he doesn't get the difference. We could role play it out entirely like Alex Jones in court because he thinks he's going to put the whole system on trial. But if he gets into that courtroom and it's a slander trial basically or a defamation trial and they're like, you know, Alex Jones is on the stand and he's like, well, he's friends with George Soros. Objection irrelevant. Sustained.

Okay. Did you say these things? I hold you in contempt. He would be held in contempt of court so quick. Yeah. I'm amazed he hasn't already been in his custody trial. We are not going to talk about that. That's not our business.

Anyway, this court case is our business because he's talking about it all day long. That's true. Anyway, we got to get to that. I'm glad we get a court case now that we get to talk shit about. Oh yeah. Now we can break into this with the same gleeful shot. And Freud that everybody else chose on his trial. Yeah.

Now I'm really excited. Now I get to fucking push my ears back and just fucking with the custody thing. We don't know the details. We don't know what caused it. We don't know the ex-wife at all. We don't know the circumstances and the kids. It's a tragic sympathetic situation in this case. We know the details and Alex is a fuckface.

He deserves this. Yeah. And he's going down. Anyway, let's get to the part where he plugged in. The most sad way. Again, minutes after the last block. The school lunch program to force feed kids. You know, let me see what happened under Michelle Obama.

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Oh, no. Better than Trump. No. Nationalism surging. Humanity is awakening and they want to intimidate us. If they can shut us down, they can shut everybody down. I sadly kind of agree with him, but I'm for it. Nationalism is rising and he sees that as a good thing.

Well, you know what? One thing I was starting to think about the other day that really kind of stuck in my craw. In your craw? You ever get something stuck in your craw? It seems really weird that people like a lot of Donald Trump's associates and Marine Le Pen and Putin and Nigel Farage seem to be really connected. They seem to, at very least, strongly support each other.

Yes. Which is not really what nationalistic movements would do. They would not be all that concerned with international affairs. They'd be really concerned with nationalism. Which kind of makes you think that... Could there be a common thread betwixt them all? It does seem like there is a white Christian supremacist operation going on globally. Yeah.

I don't know. Anyway, that does seem like that. Just a thought that's stuck in my craw. Because otherwise, if they were legitimately nationalistic, they'd have no skin in the game in France's election. Yeah, absolutely. I guess the only... Yeah, what's the end game?

What's the end game for white nationalism? Because that's what it's fucking is. It's white nationalism. I think it's probably nuking countries in the Middle East. Yeah. I think it's probably mass slaughter of Arabs. That's what I think is the end game. It really does seem like everybody's angling for the Holy War.

Yeah. And it's exactly like... ISIS is angling for the Holy War. Totally. So these people are just like, well, if you want a Holy War, then we're going to give you a Holy War. Yeah. And there's because of that...

Because basically Christianity is a suicide cult, really, when you get down to it. Well, a lot of... They're all angling for the rapture. A lot of hardcore religions are. It's not necessarily Islam or Christianity that is at fault for that. It is that impulse that's embedded in fanatical religion as a whole.

Yeah. Like, I mean, there are ultra-Zionists within Judaism, too. Like, it's within... And it's not... Well, and the nationalistic impulse of Israel while understandable is still committing genocide. Like, they're still doing it. And none of that is necessarily the religion's fault.

It's the poor application of it. But yeah. Well, it's the co-opting by... It's the co-option by the very elements that the religion itself was basically started to combat. Yeah. Like that idea of... It's bad people using a system that was intended for good,

but it's also a system of control. Well, call yourself a Christian, but in the side of Jesus versus the Pharisees, you're on the Pharisee's side. If you're a Republican, that's the same shit, dude. Yeah, so enjoy it. That's what you're doing. Enjoy it.

So, and this is why we need a Jesus so many times is because... And for them, it was they were the Judaic elders. Like, they were all of these people. I might be being sacrilegious with my understanding of religion and Jesus. Okay. But one of the things that Jesus was really into was that I'm not that much different than you. I don't understand.

He was the Son of God. Yeah, but that was kind of a metaphor. Nope. Son of God. Literal Son of God. 6,000 years old Earth. Done. Jesus did say a lot of...

Sorrows funded Jesus. Jesus did say a lot of things like everything I do, you will do to those sorts of things. Yep. So, if you really wanted Jesus to exist in the world, it is within you and go ahead, be Jesus. Yeah. Not in the sense that you should be pretending you're the Son of God, literally.

You should definitely call yourself the Son of God, literally. There's a lot of things that Jesus did that you can do. My advice... You can feed the poor, you can... Shoot everyone. You can be a cool dude. Yeah. Anyway, what was your...

You could start a fucking company and pay your people a lot better. I thought you were gonna say cult. No, I have plenty of experience with cults. You do not start a cult. You're opposed? I am against cults. Jordan has come out against cults. Yep.

It's official. I have a lot of very strong stances on this podcast. So, Alex Jones has just gotten done with one of a very sad sales plug. And now, this next clip, I request we say nothing over it. I think everyone needs to hear it because it is wacky. Dammit. It's really bad. It's wackadoo.

It starts with outright paranoia. Okay. It shifts into something else, and then there's a complete breakdown, and then he starts praying. Okay. So, it's a wild rise. So, would you... Would you say that... It's time to pray?

It is. Okay. It will soon be time to pray. Okay. This is crazy. Okay. Now, I want to say also, before this clip ends, this is how he finishes his report. But it goes into a special report that we're also going to be covering.

But because it's the same topic, but I've cut out the parts of the special report that are just repetitious. That just repeat. But I need to play some of the stuff from the special report because it's horrible. I will be silent through the entirety of this clip. Here we go. You know what's going to happen to Alex? He's going to tell you.

It's going to get wacky. Oh, and here's the final thing I'm going to say that's most important. They're failing in all these attacks, but they're assassinating my character first with the general public before fake criminal charges or murder. And it says be dramatic. I'm smart. I've studied things. I have a feel for this.

This is what they do before they kill you. They want me silenced. They want me under system so I can't speak out while they quietly destroy me. All these little little effusions. It's not going to work. We're standing together. But this is the equivalent of the Alamo against the globalist or 300. I'm on the beach with our listeners.

The frontline battling. I need other talk show host, other news sites and everybody else out there to support us. They don't want you to see my response to Chabani. They're not going to put it anywhere. Watch. We will. It's up to you to get it out. It's up to Drudge to post it if he wants to.

Be quiet. But whatever. I need your help. I stand with everybody else. I stand with everybody else when they're under attack, when they're being boycotted. I understand we hang together and we hang separate. I need your hopes. I need your prayers.

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or triple A 2533139. And please pray for my crew and pray for our sponsors and our affiliates as well and support those local sponsors. Don't sit there and think somebody else is going to do it or oh thank God Alex is there. I'm not chastising you, but this is the main battle. This is the main enemy assault. It's every week new attacks and we're getting stronger in the face of it because you're pulling through for us, but we got to keep pulling hard here or the globalists are going

to absolutely, you know, people say, oh, he acts like a football coach. That's what men did before they went to war, before they rallied the troops. Football is a facsimile of war. It's not real. Football coaches are- I'm just going to butt in here real quick. Yeah, wait, what is he talking about? Because on Colbert, he said that he was like a football coach on Coke and so he is bringing

the football coach in to reclaim it. Yeah, because we've already seen him talk about how sports are actually draining men of their male vitality. And they're conspiracy. Yeah, they're conspiracy. That's why you need super mail. Yeah, exactly. Which, I mean, that sales bitch was pathetic, but anyway, hold on, hold on.

Yeah, well, I mean- Let's finish up this clip because it's so fucked up. Here's the thing. Now I feel super hypocritical if anybody, like, guys, don't donate to our podcast. No, please. Do you want to be a policy walk donate? It is. Or don't.

Don't donate to our podcast. Just buy t-shirts. From us? No. Just period. Support the economy. You've got to wear clothes. And if you want to support refugees, buy Info Wars t-shirts, that money will be going

to refugees eventually. And guess what? That's one more Info Wars t-shirt off the streets. And you're going to burn it. Yeah, exactly. So now, hold on. We've got to finish this clip. I'm telling you.

He's in the middle of a breakdown. Okay. Which he has a performance artist, so it's probably fake. Let's do it. Copying what men used to do to rally people to stand up for their people. I'm not acting like a football coach. They're acting like what men used to do, rallying people to take action. This isn't some game, people.

There's a total Islamic takeover taking place. Behind the scenes, they've got Muslims following me around. You wouldn't believe the crap they're pulling, man. The damn cult. And I'm ready to take them on. But I need your prayers. Christ, please help us win this. Please help me be strong.

And please help the listeners understand how serious this is. Let's cut to my special report that David Knight's coming up. I'm Alex Jones telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So help me, God. So you missed it because you were yelling over it, but he claims that there's Muslims following him everywhere. And it's a goddamn cult. Yeah, there are Muslims following him everywhere.

Are you aware with the idea of crowd stalking? No. It's a mental illness, basically. It's a version of schizophrenia where you believe that strangers are actually connected with each other and that they're all following you and keeping tabs on you. It's a version of paranoid schizophrenia. Crowd stalking is a phenomenon that is super interesting because people believe that intelligence agencies get huge groups of people to follow you

and to keep tabs on you. And the intent of it is to drive you crazy. So let me ask you this question. Do you think that the intense stress that he's under right now is actually causing a lot of these psychotic breaks? No, I think he's probably seen a couple of Muslims. And there are probably some reporters following him around. He's seen literally anybody with a hijab and he's like, they're following me.

But he also probably has some reporters that he sees regularly because they're at the courthouse covering his custody trial. Yeah, they're at the courthouse doing their job. I think because he's dumb, he's conflating things. That's my best theory. But it does not merit you claiming that, first of all, Islam is a cult and then praying that people give you more money. Also, I love that final prayer of Christ, please let our listeners understand how serious this is.

It's serious for him. That's pathetic. Well, but that's why he keeps coming back to this like, if I lose, it's a free speech loss. And I'd stand up for everyone else when they're in trouble. Yeah, he participates in boycotts. He does not. I've never seen him do anything for, I've never seen him do anything for anybody else other than Trump. So now we're going to get to this special report and I apologize that we're keeping it in.

I, like I said, I have cut out the stuff that is redundant for the most part. One thing that's important is that this special report expertly produced by one Rob do. Excellent. We get some of his work. Rob do producer, cameraman on air talent lawyer on air talent is dubious. Let's call it. Let's call him on air human on air guy. Exactly.

So this is how it starts and it is slick. This is already April 24th, 2017. That's the day you can mark your calendars that George Soros openly try to take down info wars. Yeah, he funds media matters and David Brock and is trying to shut down info wars and every other libertarian pro-American group. And sure he's involved with MSNBC in the WikiLeaks with Hillary trying to steal the election. And sure he's been caught with the United Nations in the WikiLeaks trying to set up a system where only his news is available to the public. News he approves of the Nazi collaborator. Whoops.

Jump the shark today. April 24th, 2017. He had his Islamist owned and backed US company openly filed suit against info wars today for stating information that is part of the public record. They have taken our kindness for weakness and George Soros. Kindness. And his Islamist buddies are now about to meet. Not Alex Jones. Kindness.

But the American people. I don't ever want to hear kindness and Alex Jones anywhere fucking near each other. No, no. Kindness. No. Kindness is nothing. Cruelty. Nothing like what he does.

You're, you're mistaking my cruelty for, uh, I don't even know. I don't even know. That's, no. You're, oh, that. Okay. You know how, uh, uh, Marine LePen is forced to call herself a fascist? Yeah. Like because by law, he should be.

Well, she doesn't have to call herself. No, but she can't sue people for calling her a fascist because she is by law a fascist. In the same way, Alex Jones should not be allowed to use the word kind in regards to him. I would love the outcome of this lawsuit to be. Alex Jones. You have to publicly recognize that you're a propagandist every speech, every episode you have to say, I'm interpreting non facts. Yeah.

That would be great. Yeah. Uh, but look what I love about that would still preserve his free speech. Sure. He would still be allowed to say all the things that he says, but. So again, again, that, uh, clip that we just played was essentially a wrestling promo. Yeah. Cause it ends with like George Soros, you're not about to see Alex Jones.

You're about to meet the American people. And then a blazing red fire filled infowars logo comes up. The music swells. So I've cut out a bunch of the stuff that again is just the standard. This guy came out of nowhere, blah, blah, blah. Right. But we have a little bit of new information and he says some really, really, really hard Islamophobia in this.

And I want to, I want to play just, I think I have like five clips from this special report. And again, he replayed the special report in this first hour on April 25th. Okay. So that's why it's all sort of packaged together. And like this is ugly. This is really, really ugly. There's some fun lies along the way, but some of the stuff he says is inexcusable and it is absolutely at best dog whistling to racists at worst incitement to violence.

And I think far be it for me, I'm not a legal scholar, but I sincerely think that we're on the cusp of like stuff that you may not be able to get away with. Like I don't know necessarily. We're getting into fire in a crowded theater kind of situations. But still tells me it's protected free speech, except for the slander portions of it. The slander part is absolutely not okay. Everything that he's saying about Hamdi Ulakaya is absolutely not okay. Right.

That is straight up making shit up slander. Right. But the stuff about like the horrible stuff he says about Muslims in general, I hate it. I'm really against it. I think it's hate speech, but I don't know. I don't know if it's not protected. Yeah. I think for me to say, I'll let you weigh in as it goes along.

Just know. I wonder how I'll feel in the four months of doing this show so far that we've been on this and the Chris Cuomo's daughters thing or the Chris Cuomo's children thing. Yeah. Are the most the closest I've got to like, I can't do the show anymore. Wow. Like to the point where like, I don't know how we're going to discuss this. Yeah.

It's so fucking stupid and awful and I can't wait for him to lose this lawsuit. Okay. But here we go. This first clip is not so heavy. He has some thoughts about Hamdi Ulakaya's connection to Turkey and he has some of his facts wrong. And he comes here from countries that don't have any freedom. Turkey's now Islamic dictatorship threatening to invade Europe.

They don't submit. He comes here with clear backing of the government of Turkey. So Turkey's infiltrated us up one side and down the other. That's admitted. Mike Flynn. To thousands of public schools. Mike Flynn. That's a good point.

He shows up out of nowhere, gets huge portions of the US lunch program. I'm going to cover that in a moment. He doesn't. Kind of like Carlos Slim, the Mexican kingpin that owns the New York Times, gets the Obama phone contracts, billions a year. Obama phone. And then they pick us. It's a phone.

It says things smart. And why is that? Except for the spear, ladies and gentlemen. Nope. But the part that I think he has a little bit wrong is that Erdogan, like you said, he's not an Islamic dictator. He's just a nightmare dictator. But also he came to power in 2014.

That's 20 years after Hamdi Ulakaya came here to the United States. So I don't. I don't. Well, appeared in the United States. Right. We don't yet know if he moved. As if out of nowhere. Or if he is a dream, you might be a wisp in the hearts of men.

So like there, there is one swamp in Idaho and the will of the wisp finally gained human form and became Hamdi Ulakaya. We have a complete lunatic as our president right now, a fucking monster who is destroying the world. And 20 years ago, we had Clinton was in office and it was, I mean, he wasn't perfect, but it was a very different world back then. Governments change over the course of 20 years. So to say that like, first of all, there's no evidence that he has any involvement with

the government of Turkey. But then second, the government there has changed a lot. Well, I mean, Trump just, Trump just congratulated Erdogan on solidifying his power as a dictator. So hey, guys, we're in for a great fucking four years. Yeah, which is, it, it, it shouldn't be four years. It shouldn't be four years. Everybody's fucking, everybody who's fucking listening, run for Congress. I swear to God, I, I, especially all of our listeners in the UK, we need, fine, fine.

Move here as long as you become a citizen, run for Congress. But first start a yogurt factory seems to be very lucrative or appear out of nowhere to all, to all of our imaginary listeners gain human form and run for Congress because he needs to, he needs to be impeached, he needs to be out. They need to go. This isn't, this isn't acceptable. This is, this is literally what's happening. The tax plan is trying to cut the corporate rate from 35% to 15%.

And if they succeed in doing that, they will impeach Trump because that's what all of this fucking nightmare shit is about. They just want tax cuts. That's fucking it. They're willing to fucking risk nuclear goddamn war in order to get fucking tax cuts. This is the world we fucking live in. And once that's done, who cares? Let's have president Pence.

Yeah. Exactly. Who fucking gives a shit? Let's get rid of all abortion laws. Let's just do, let's, let's get president fucking rate out of central casting cock-sucking Pence. We're all, we're all screwed. And I don't mean cock-sucking in a negative way or even necessarily in a literal way.

Yeah. So this next clip, it starts with Alex fully not understanding what this lawsuit is about. As we've clearly explained and established, it's about headlines and content within articles and videos that he's posted that were slanderous. That were defamatory. By the literal defamatory. The trial should last 45 minutes. Done.

It should be like, hey, Alex, you said this stuff. Did you retract it? No. I think it should go a little bit longer because you should give Alex a chance to prove it, but he wouldn't be able to. No. So give it like an hour or something like that. Yeah.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I cut it. I cut it by 15 minutes. Let him spin his wheels a little bit and then be like, nope, you're done. Just show the video. Show this fucking video and that'll be over. So he does not understand what's going on with the lawsuit and he expresses that.

Then he gets into some hard Islamophobia. Yeah. Before we go there, you might scream before we go there because I'm mentally and emotionally preparing myself to survive this clip. Yeah. It is. We can only survive. Question.

Yes. Which path leads to his destruction faster? Alex's? Yeah. Alex is courting the end of his career every single day now. No matter what, really. So if he apologizes and retracts his stuff about Shabbat and he shows ass. So he doesn't have to deal with the lawsuit, which they've said.

I think that at this point, because they asked for a retraction and he didn't, I think it's happening no matter what. I'm going back to when they asked for it. We're going back to when he had the chance. What if land? When he had the out. So he takes the out. Now, we guess probably correctly that if he does that for them, more of those letters

will be coming. Yes. So we know that then he's got to start doing more and more retractions, which has to wind up cutting into his listener base because they suddenly know. It will erode his credibility. Well, his credibility is one thing. It would erode his perception of credibility. Yes.

Yeah. Okay. So that is to me going to be a slower like death by a thousand cuts, whereas him putting his fucking foot down on this one, now he's going to go broke. Well, no, I don't know. I don't know if he'll go broke because he is crazy rich, but I, I, well, I mean, infowars infowars is really what's, it's not him personally. I assume he's personally part of it, but infowars is going to be hit with punitive

damages as well. Right. Right. I think it'll be a big hit. Here's, here's what I think. I think it's inevitable and no matter what he does, it's bad for him. It's, here's, here's how I would describe it in that, in that branch of paths, in that decision tree, you have the apologize and you have the don't apologize.

Right. If you go down the apologize path, I think you're assessing it correctly. There will be a bunch of people who will be like, now it's time for ours. And then, you know, it will spiral from there. If you go the don't apologize route, he's going to lose this case. Now unfortunately, the exact same result is going to happen. Once he loses this case, those people who wanted apologies before will now also be suing him.

Yes. It will just be a bandwagon effect. He keeps his money on the apologize one. Like on this one, I think he winds up losing everything. I think, but actually, here's my, strategically, I think it's a better outcome for him losing it. Well, that's, that was my next thought was this is his blaze of glory moment. Yes.

This is where he gets to go down as a martyr instead of as a, you know, as a coward and liar. Holy shit. You know what just came to me? One of the songs he plays sometimes when he's coming in from break, have you ever heard poncho in lefty? You are interpreting his music as his subconscious and I love it. Have you ever heard poncho in lefty?

No. It's by Willie Nelson also by Merle Haggard did a version to all the federalists say they could have had him any day. They only let him get so far out of kindness, I suppose it's donate to our Patreon and we'll do a covers album. No, see, do you understand what that, that, that chorus is about? Yeah. It's about this outlaw who got away with a, you know, a bunch of crimes and the federal

allies, they could have taken them down at any point at any point in Alex Jones's career, especially after he called him a Nazi collaborator. Right. George Soros could have taken him down at any point. He's the character in poncho in lefty. Yeah. He is the guy who's gotten away with it out of the kindness or just the, I don't want to deal with it.

Yeah. Of George Soros or out of all of these people, Hamdi Ulacaya, James, all of these people who have legit lawsuits, he only, they only let him get so far out of kindness, I suppose. I think that that might, I think I might have had a breakthrough. You think, you think we're dealing with a, a, a psychological interpretation of Alex Jones's music? Possibly. I mean, there's some other songs that relate.

I mean, we talked about the Mike and the mechanic song is super Alex Jones. His subconscious has to be a roiling mess of insanity. So in this, why wouldn't it come out through music where he's rallying against a lawsuit? He plays, we're not going to take it coming out of break. Right. There's some subtle message that's in the music. Oh, for sure. Holy shit.

Yeah. I think, I think he is like, maybe I'm now we're reading into his subconscious way too much, but I think there might be a part of himself that sees himself as the last of a dying breed, like this kind of, and thank fucking God. Well, he's not cause I'm Cernovich is the same fucking right. Yeah. He's, he's, he is part of a dying breed. He's cut of a classic cloth, except it seems like that dying breed is going to take the

rest of us fucking with it. It's possible. Yeah. Um, so yeah, I, I, I agree the blaze of glory path, I think strategically actually is better because even if he gets sued and info wars goes out of existence, he can hold on to some thread of his credibility and he can present it as fuck man. This is the globalist screwing me and trying to take everything I have away from me. Yeah.

Now he's wrong and he's lying. Right. There's people who would believe him and pity him. And even if he gets sued, hold on, even if he gets to bankruptcy, he can get a job. Like he can, what are you talking about? Who is hiring Alex Jones? Maybe he can get that fucking job from Fox News. He's turned down over and over again.

Like he could land somewhere if he gets sued into oblivion. No one's hiring him. The grand spending he could possibly do in that trial, the propaganda skills that he has at his disposal. I think he could turn it into a complete circus. Do you know what I think he's going to do? I think he's going to pull a bell or Riley and when he gets kicked off the air, he's going to start a podcast called a brain battle, which is just going to be about us where he

pulls clips from our show. Well, the parody on Colbert is brain fight. So brain battle is still taken. Exactly. They're still available as it were. It's still, I don't know. You can still trade market. We're getting too deep into speculation.

Anyway, this, the next. What I'm saying is my theory is he is going to get fucking, he's going to go broke. My theory is he's going to wind up homeless if he fights all these battles. And thankfully he's going to lose his custody suit so his kids won't be homeless. Yeah, exactly. Right. So there's that to be thankful for. Yeah.

Even if he goes completely broke, he's still going to be rich. That's how this works in our society. It's kind of bullshit. You're, you're, you're a resigned misery. Yeah. That's how this fucking, who, uh. I cynical as I am, uh, you know, I, I still think, you know, it's that same golden parachute bullshit.

They can't take everything he has. I just, I just wanted to get in money. I just wanted to go back to that like post 19, 1920s crash where you see all of these guys who used to be millionaires fucking broken homeless. That's what I want. I want more broken homeless billionaires coming soon to an America near you. Anyway, I'm going to skip this next clip because it's just more about the tuberculosis outbreak that isn't right.

That's not happening. Uh, and as we documented, the people there, the vaccinate your kids. Oh yeah. And the people on the ground are saying that this is not the, the cases we've looked at aren't contagious. Yep. It's not a public health risk at all. And we deal with every immigrant that comes in within 90 days of them being here.

So or they're lying. I've seen the Andromeda strange. Sure. That's a fiction book. But all the head, I just, the only thing that's worth pointing out is again, all the things that he brings up are headlines and they're all from Breitbart. Yes. Uh, so great.

Breitbart will not hold up in court. If you try, if he tries to cite that as evidence of his argument, he's, he's done. But that, see that seems to me, that seems like that puts Breitbart on the, on the docket as well. Oh no. He's, he's introducing them into the conversation. Exactly. So, so let's, so if you successfully, if you successfully sue Alex for this defamatory

claim, and he introduces Breitbart as evidence, right? Doesn't that then mean that you absolutely have a case against Breitbart as well? Look, I'm not a lawyer. Let's call Cernovich. Let's call Cernovich. Actually, you know what? We can't rate Cernovich. He's, he's too expensive for us to the Rob do mobile.

This next clip is sort of about, I mean, it's just more about Hamdi, but it is, it is like sort of getting into Alex Jones having a problem with people who advocate for refugees. And then he plays this clip of this Sutherland who works with the UN in terms of refugee stuff. And he plays this clip and he's, he presents it in a menacing way, but I want you to really listen to it. And I mean, I'm going to tell you my perspective on it ahead of time. I think it's a great sentiment.

We'll see if you agree. Right. Just like Agenda 21. And then you find out refugee advocate is also on the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, while still being a Turkish citizen and has been named imminent advocate for the United Nations Refugee Program, which is run by Peter Sutherland that says the Islamic invasion is about ending Western civilization and freedom under the 1951 Convention and the Preamble, which all the countries in the world effectively that we're talking about

are signatories to refugees at the responsibility of the world. The day of hiding behind borders and fences is long gone. We have to work together and cooperate together to make a better world. So he plays that clip as evidence to be his, that's supposed to be his got your clip. Yeah. Like that's nefarious somehow. Okay. Well, no, I understand.

First off, I want him to narrate audio books and I want to fall asleep. Peter Sutherland. Oh my God. That's a great voice. I could have fallen asleep so quickly during that. It's beautiful. It's the most relaxing. The only MSR video.

It's an MSR YouTube video. AM, AMSR. What? It's all the same. AMSR. That's it. AMSR. Yeah, that's right.

But like the only thing that I think you could really take issue with, especially based on Alex Jones' worldview is he's saying that like we can't hide behind borders and fences because Alex has pissed off about the idea that we don't have a real country if we don't have borders. But what he's actually saying there is that like pretending that issues outside of our country don't relate to us is the old way of thinking and that now people being brutalized in other countries who are trying to flee that are our responsibility and it is heartless of us to be like, no, we're afraid you might hurt us.

I agree. Yeah. So Peter Sutherland, if that's the best you've got against him, you failed. He sounds like he's really trying to help. Yep. And I assure you, I didn't cut out the end of that clip where he says also we want Islam to take over the world. Are you sure?

Positive. 100%. Now, if he said it in that voice, I'd be like, I'll be okay with that. That's what you'd be like. I'd be cool with it. He seems so nice. Okay. Okay.

So that does seem to be the central conflict though of our time is the internet exploded globalization so much faster than the human race was prepared to deal with. Probably. Someone across the planet knows, well, I mean, if you're connected to the internet, you know what's going on or you can find out what's going on anywhere on the planet, which is something that was not possible before 2000. Sure. Like it simply wasn't a real thing.

So he's absolutely right when he says that the days of borders are gone because you and I, for instance, are citizens of the world where we try to be, yeah, we're less, we're like, I would say to, to me, the way I see myself, I am less an American citizen than I am a human being. I agree with that. I find, I find the, the idea of America, not just, you know, not least of which to be toxic. It is the, the idea of the United States has as much good as it's done, also committed a shit ton of genocide has murdered so many civilians is absolutely destroying the protections

that are built in for its citizens. Every single part of the United States now is eating itself alive and it has turned into a, a billionaire oligarchy and that's all it is. But there's still, there's still a mythic United States. Yeah. And that we still feel connected to in the same way that if your dad abuses you or something like that, you still love the image of dad, what, where you still have, you have conflicted feelings about your actual dad.

Right. But to, to, to my point, I feel less connected to the United States than I do to the entire world. Well, let me ask you a question. Sure. Is it, do you think that it's the same way that like you feel like less a citizen of Illinois than you do to the United States? Oh, absolutely.

It's the exact same thing. It's compartmentalization to a certain extent. Like we live in Illinois, but we're Americans. Right. We live in America, but we're citizens of the world. Right. It's just going to the next level. So.

Of like, unity. Well, it's a, it's, and it's a science fiction con, uh, uh, concept of the type one civilization has, uh, gotten mastery over its entire planet. Right. So who is the entire galaxy and the type three is, and so on and so forth. And we're like type point five, we're, we're way lower than that. We're at type almost blowing ourselves up, you know, that kind of thing. So that's, that's to me, the conflict though is it's between and, and it's, it's bearing

out in all of these elections here. It is between the people who want to be part of the world and the people who want to be part of their tiny small tribe. Yeah. The ultimate lesson of Brexit is that conflict. Our next clip, uh, is, uh, what I would describe as a really sad fantasy about Erdogan, uh, and, uh, it gets into a rant that I think is based in fantasy, but I'll let you decide. And I've got all the headlines just from last month saying you will let more in or we will

burn down Europe. We're launching a holy war at jihad. Let my people go. Truck attacks in England and in France and in Sweden and in Belgium. And it was all just funny cause Europeans have no defense mechanism. They have no will to stand up and, and Erdogan, the dictator just laughs and says, start killing. Erdogan. Erdogan.

He's got his companies here everywhere taken over private schools. You name it. Companies just everywhere cause they know how to run stuff and they know how to donate money and they know how to sue and they know how to bully. Well, guess what? You just ran into a Texan code name, cause we're never backing down and our audience sitting back and down Turkish ministers and 15,000 migrants a month to Europe to shock them.

You're already doing it. Hell. Intimidation tactics have been working for over a thousand years for Islam that took over much of the Middle East, Europe, much of Africa, Asia, Islam took over all over the place. And as we're playing this, I am starting to realize he does sound a little drunk in this special report, but not as bad as that, that one March 30th, but I mean, listen, I'm not here to defend Erdogan's actions, but he is representing them.

He's the, he's truly off a monster, jails, journalists, academics. He's terrible. He's the only like the only coup attempt that I genuinely, oh, totally fake. I'm so like, there is very little doubt in my mind that that was a literal false flag. Totally. And that is such a, like one, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's, it's a brilliant move. If you're a monster, it's a brilliant move. If no one had done it before and no one could like think, oh, wait, here's some signs that

this didn't really go down as well. Right. Well, it's the cultural revolution in, in China all over again. Sure. Okay. Whenever he wants to like come up and demonize Erdogan, he doesn't ever fucking wrestle with the fact Mike Flynn was paid by them to lobby on their behalf that Mike Flynn has registered as a foreign agent for Turkey.

And he constantly with him and his son would retweet info wars links. And I have no doubt in my mind that the two of them have spoken before. I don't know. I don't know that. I mean, that's star fucker thing though, but, but, but based on, based on comments that he's made in the past, I think they've spoken. He's made sort of indications that yeah, he's gotten information from Flynn. That's the, oh, from Flynn, not from Erdogan himself.

Yeah. I thought you were talking about Erdogan himself. I see no connection between Alex and Erdogan. Yeah. I don't, I wasn't, I wasn't saying there's no way that Alex wouldn't make fun of Erdogan's accent. No, no, I'm shocked that he doesn't make fun of how Sebastian Gorka. I mean, he doesn't even fucking know Erdogan's name.

He might not even know Erdogan. He might not even know who Sebastian Gorka is. He's never brought him up. Do you mean a literal Nazi? Yeah. Do you mean we have a literal Nazi? Oh, did you hear about his doctoral thesis? So I was reading up on that on foreign policy a few weeks back about how his doctoral thesis

is very unacademic. Globalist. He cites Wikipedia and a couple other like really unscholarly sources. It came out recently that he defended his doctoral thesis in front of not a doctoral committee. He may not actually have a doctorate. It sounds like he doesn't have a doctorate. It might be a fake degree.

It sounds like he got a mail order doctorate. And he's a Nazi. He's a Nazi. He's a literal Nazi. You know that rule of like the, when you bring up Hitler. The internet rule? Yeah. Yeah.

He's an actual Nazi. Like he's a literal. He was part of an order that. He's a Nazi. That was, they swore allegiance to the Nazis. Our government has a Nazi working in the, in the national security. And this isn't like 1944, whenever we had our Nazis develop science for us. This is like, Hey, you know what genocide you guys should commit.

Yeah. This isn't, this isn't like Werner von Braun coming over because he knows a lot about rockets. No, no, no, no. This is just an asshole. This is just a Nazi. And here's what's great about it. We're flippantly talking about it. We're not furious.

That's how fucked up the world is. What are we going to do? Like at this, like I told you about this before we started recording. I had a dream last night that was about the coming nuclear war. Yeah. Or, or, you know, it was just the end and, and it was very much like it was at that moment where we know the, we know the, the missiles are coming and they're about to hit. It's like that moment when you're in a plane, you know, it's going down, right?

And with, with nuclear missiles in this particular instance, you would have time like they would report it. A few minutes. These are the missiles coming. And it's more time than you would think. It takes a, it takes a while. Like it takes a half hour. The response time is a few minutes, but then the actual like delivery time is.

Yeah. Exactly. They wouldn't tell us. You don't think so? No. Oh, no way. But, but the point was the point that I'm making there is as, as scary as that dream was to wake up from, uh, there was definitely a lot of relief in that dream where I'm like,

before you woke up. Yeah. Like, well, at least it's finally fucking over. Yeah. Like waking up now, knowing that it's probably coming. I mean, we've compared it a couple of times to like just basically edge play. Right. It's just like, just let me come already.

What are you doing? Yeah, exactly. Well, and, and the, the thing about that, that kind of fear is my, my instinct of course is to take that like, no, we're not going to destroy the world. But the more you read about the, the Cold War, we came three times. We came minutes away from an actual nuclear war. And what stopped it was largely an accident. Yeah.

It was largely, it was largely like a few dudes going like, come on guys, let's not do this yet. Well, there were, there were like false alarms that, that like the Russians thought that missiles had been launched. And they, they, and there was a guy who, who was sent to Siberia for being the guy who defied the Russian government. Which may have saved the world. He did.

Personally. Yeah. One man saved the world. And got sent to Siberia. Exactly. Because you could never reveal that one man saved the world. Right. So it is, it is that kind of thing where you're like, well, this fear is irrational, but

I, I find it to be super rational. It seems on the cusp. Yeah. It really does. Now, Jordan, we have two more clips left. Two more clips. These are ugly. These are very ugly.

And I've saved the worst for last. I didn't save them. It's all in chronological order. As you always love to do. Well, but it's just in the order. Right. No, no, no, I understand. I'm not blaming you.

I am just saying that you are the bane of my existence. It turns out that Alex Jones just saves the worst for last. So in this first clip, well, cause then he doesn't have to defend himself at all because these are so bad. I want to say that's neither of us talk over them. This first one, he talks about how he's going to act in this court case. And he talks about basically he hopes that the Iowa jury or the Idaho jury is as racist as he is.

And then he's not a bad, not a bad hope. And then he just gets into what I would describe as just straight up literal racist threats. So here's that. Mike down. Yeah. You wait till the Idaho jury brother sits there and sees all this and knows all this will matter. Half of work at your damn plan.

They ain't your guts too. I'm just going to pause it there really quick because when he says all, when they see all this, it's referencing a bunch of Breitbart articles that he had shown before that just to get, just to give it some context. It's all propaganda shit. Wait till the jury sees this. That would be fucking not admissible in court. But then he implies all your employees hate you anyway, right, which is petty and probably

not true. He treats his employees incredibly well. I would really hope it's not true. I would hope, I would hope racism doesn't trump having a steady, comfortable life that works for you. Yeah. They hate your thuggery. They hate your bullying.

They hate your Islamification. They hate your genital mutilation. They hate everything Islam does and until you denounce it and you try to bring that here, it's on all Muslims heads, but none of you will decry what you're involved in. Where will you? Where are you? That's pathetic. There are so many people who decry that shit.

Many. So many. Many. Do you know this goes down to like Alex not knowing that people are decrying these things and there are a bunch of incredibly awesome, wonderful people who happen to be Muslims. It's not because they don't exist. It's because he doesn't try to find them. It's just something he doesn't know about.

He tries so hard not to find them. Exactly. It's this idea that like all of the information that I present on this show, all of the facts about the Idaho situation, the tuberculosis outbreaks, all this stuff isn't information that's inaccessible to him. It's stuff he doesn't want to engage with. The fact that he has in the past said that Sandy Hook was fake. It was all actors.

It isn't information he doesn't know. It's information he can't know, or else he has to stop doing what he's doing. It's information that I would suspect his people either purposefully or just implicitly keep away from him. Right. And what's unfortunate is if you don't know that information, which is reality, what you end up doing is what he just did, which is brutal hatred of all Muslims based on a lie. Well, and this is the other thing that we talked about earlier about that idealized

version of America, that idealized version of America is one thing that does exist is the way that so many different immigrants come from so many different places with so many different beliefs. And eventually what happens is we all see ourselves as Americans. And so a lot of that, a lot of that like cultural shit from way back when that like the like the genital mutilation. So many Muslims in America fucking despise that shit. Because they're Americans.

And part of our values are, hey, don't fucking cut up girls. Like that kind of a thing. So maybe that's a lot of the reason why they gravitated here in the first place. Exactly. Maybe that's why they were refugees. And how have we like, like how is it that we've become allies with Germany and Japan after World War Two? It wasn't by demonizing these people.

It was by saying, look, these are, this is who we are. Try this shit out. Well, it's 100% more complicated than that. It's 100% more complicated than that. But what I'm saying is that our values, the idealized American values are far more effective in combating terrorism, in combating all of these enemy situations than fucking bombs are. You know what you just did?

Bombs are only creating more terrorists. You know, you just fucking did? What did I do? You just mirrored Alex Jones because he makes the argument that Americana is the best system. It's the best system. It's the best system. It's the sexiest system. Everybody loves it.

The idealized system. That's Americana. Not to him. No, we have different definitions. We have very different definitions. It's not important. No, I agree with you. In regards to my idealized version of what the idealized version of the United States

is. But also fictionalized aspirational versions of freedom and tolerance and those sorts of things are way more effective than bombs. I agree with that 100%. We're going to get to this last clip. I think it's a couple minutes long, but it's worth it for the roller coaster ride that it will take you on. It is disgusting.

Are we listening to it in its entirety with no interruptions? Possibly. I might pause it at one point. I don't know. We'll see. We'll find out. It is disgusting and I can't stress that enough. This is ugly.

Okay. I hate it. Okay. And I hate Alex for saying these things. Okay. Here's the deal. Mr. Know-it-all, maybe you don't know what Islam is all about, so will you come out and decry it?

He's talking directly to Hamdi Ulkaya now. Yeah. I picked up on that. So, Mr. Know-it-all, you don't know what Islam is all about. Mr. Know-it-all, fucking fuck you. I think he might be drunk. Force, let's see, you're not, and you want to sit here and try to intimidate us and shout us out from reporting this, and that's not ever going to happen.

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You won't find it in the globalist churches. You'll find it in your heart and soul, and in your communion with God in that quiet place of the Most High, that we have the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost, and we are unstoppable. But this is the epic fight, and we are standing against the Islamist's economic takeover and all their bullying. And if you breathe air into our sails and financially support us and spread our links and articles and pray for us, we are unstoppable because you are unstoppable, because our God, the God of liberty and justice and freedom and life, is the true God, and will crush

the satanic God of Islam. Wow. Cross the satanic satanic? It will crush the satanic God of Islam. I'm sorry I couldn't pause. I just kept thinking, what would Jesus do? He wouldn't be in that. Jesus would have bought some bone broth and then torn himself up off that cross and kicked

some Roman ass. So buy a bone broth, pray for us, pray for info wars. We will fight against Islamic terrorism with their evil gods and the bada-da-da-da-da. Also Chobani yogurt is not good. Jesus would have turned one serving of bone broth into six. He would have fed the masses of bone broth and brain force. And 2,000 pills of ultra male vitality. So that was a pathetic exploitation of religion.

One of the things that makes it all the more pathetic is that he's arguing that a certain group is using Islam as a weapon and he's in the act of using Islam, excuse me, using Christianity as a promotional tool. He doesn't mean any of this. There is no, if you are a believer in literally any religion and you are sharing this, you don't really believe in any of that religion. You should engage with the texts. Every possible religious text aspires to morality.

And this is immoral. And there's no other dividing line here. That's what that is. There's another problem they never really address, I don't think, and that is that we talk about the Judeo-Christian tradition, you could just, that's the label. I don't like hearing that Judeo part. Islam is a part of it. Nope.

Do not agree. Islam is a part of that. No, no, no. As we all know, Islam doesn't believe that Jesus Christ existed. No, they do. Nope. Never reference it. They absolutely do.

Uh-uh. He was definitely not a prophet. Nope. That Jesus character? They hate him. Even a lot of Eastern religions recognize Jesus as a prophet. Well, I mean, a lot of, he's basically, he's a, he's a bodhisattva. He was a real cool dude.

Yeah. But what he said was actually pretty great. Not Alex. Jesus. Uh, both. So that last clip, I just feel like we're a little bit burnt out on his hate, so we're not responding necessarily as- No, I don't know.

Like, I'm, I'm, I'm, after this entire episode, as, as much as you built that clip up, that is just part and parcel of like, that's a slight amplification. Like, like on your iTunes, you click the volume up one time and that's his racism. I kind of disagree, but just because of how passionately, like, exploiting of Christianity it was. Yeah, that's monstrous. Then going out to break, like ending the report on saying our God is the true God, and it will crush the satanic God of Islam.

But hold on. Yeah. Right before that, saying, if you give us money, we will do this. That's all so overt. It's so clear that he's a, he's a con artist. It's insane. He's a con artist who's being sued because he didn't understand fucking libel and slander laws.

Right. He's begging his audience to please give me a bunch of money so I can sustain this. I'm about to take a huge hit. Man, it's, it's, oh God, it's crazy. How does a guy like this become what he is? It's poor. Because a guy like this, who is the subject of multiple lawsuits, uh, who is using Christianity in an exploitative way, who is conning people, uh, and getting them to vote against their

own interests. A guy like this could never become president. No. Whoops. That would be crazy. Alex. 2020. Holy shit.

That's, that's as likely as fucking anything. Holy shit. That is as likely as fucking anything else. Yeah. He loses his fucking radio show and runs for fucking Congress. If he has 45 million weekly listeners, that's a big built in fan base. Right. If the votes did fucking Hillary get 30 million, no, I don't know.

No way more than that. I don't know numbers. Let's just go with five. All right. 5 million, 10 million, 100 million. So anyway, uh, I think when we've come to, uh, I would like to submit by saying that Alex Jones has shown his cards. He's really, really angry at Islam, uh, but doesn't really understand, uh, the religion.

He has a bunch of bad facts. Either he's really angry at Islam or he knows his listenership. His listeners are really angry at Islam. And so he's exploiting that to get as much money as he can. It kind of feels real though. I think, I think there might be some bigotry on his part, uh, that, that is sincere. But you're right. It could all just be advantageous.

It's possible. I mean, he, like he does, he does hate Muslims. We've established that. Right. But how much, how much does he hate him this much? Probably not. It's great. He just, he just needs, he just needs that money, man.

Yeah. So he's got some custody battles. He's got some lawsuits to go for and he's got future lawsuits that are fucking common. So that's conclusion number one is that he hates Muslims in some way. Yes. Whether it's extreme or advantageous up in the air, whether it's moderate or a thousand percent. Second conclusion.

Yes. It seems like a good, dude is awesome. Yeah. Do other billionaires kind of do what he's doing so far. It seems pretty good. I'm not saying he has a perfect record. I'm sure there's some bad shit you can dig up in his past. It's the same with any human in the world, but he's killing it.

So far seems like it. Doing great. And he's going to win this lawsuit, which brings me to my third point. Alex Jones is completely fucked. He has no case. He's laid it out over the course of an hour. The only things he has are he's a part of the Federal Reserve. He's not.

He's connected with George Soros. Yes, they're both global philanthropists. They were in the same room one time. They have a picture on Twitter. Great. Perfect evidence. Please introduce that into court and see how quick the judge hits you with a gamble. Go to town.

Yeah, go to town. It's flimsy as fuck. Alex is going to lose this case, but I'd like to remind you on this, I will stand, I will win, I will die. Alex, good luck. I think, I think the ultimate summation of this episode really is we should start looking for another right wing propagandist fighting. I've told you, we got Savage in the chamber.

We're going to, we're going to need to move here. Savage. Do a different focus here real soon. Fucking Savage. We could do any of these episodes about Savage. Okay. He's as hateful. All right.

It would be really easy. All right, good. I'm glad that there's no end to right wing propaganda. It would be terrible if that was true. Seems like hateful white people have an unexhaustible supply of anger at minorities. Strange. It's almost like our entire country was founded upon it. Almost.

And it's almost like our society has gone in the direction of recognizing that and trying to work towards equity and the people who can't get on board with it are really threatened by it. And they're really rich. Yep. Yep. Anyway, guys. Ladies and gentlemen, let me ask you a question.

Alex is going to get sued hard. Are you? I just wanted to say that again. It's very exciting for me. Are you looking to find out more information about us and when we release things? You can do that at knowledgefight.com. You can do that there. You could also follow us on Twitter at knowledge underscore fight.

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Thank you all to everyone who has donated. All the people who have donated in the past who are not yet inducted into the policy long team. You will be policy. You will be. But so soon. But as long as new people keep donating, you're going to get pushed. Oh, no.

And now you're not rewarding your long time fans. Absolutely not. Oh my God. But I will. You're terrible at this. I will say this. Listen. You're no humdy.

I'll tell you that right now. I will say this. Yeah. The people who have been waiting for the longest, it'll be that much sweeter when it finally comes. You're a bad con artist. This is all about delayed gratification. We're edging.

We're edging you. That's really what's going on. To be fair, those people donated before there was a fucking policy want title. You should not leave this in. Oh boy. This has been not that fun. I mean, it's been fun, but like I hate this. I really sincerely hate this.

I'm glad Alex is getting sued. You deserve it. You straight up deserve it. You slandered a man who didn't deserve it. You based most of your points on lies and hate and cruelty. This is legitimately just case in point chickens coming home to roost. You thought no one would notice. You've been getting away with it for so long, just saying whatever you want.

And a guy stepped up and said, no, fuck, I'm not going to put up with this. And now you're suffering. Somebody said, we're not going to take it. Much like it. No. We're not going to take it. Snyder. You are suffering the consequences and you don't deserve anyone to come to your help

because you suck. No, every single thing you have coming to you. You deserve it. And now this is a fucked up thought. Oh, God. I wonder if they'll play this video in your custody here because it seems like, like we said this before, just play every video every day. If I were a judge, this is what he said on the way here.

If I were a judge and I heard this, like he recorded this yesterday. Yeah. In the middle of it, he talks about how he's not fake. He's not an actor. He's not a performance artist. And then misaligns Muslims lies, says that he's not fake news, but delivers fake news while saying that. Because that the Islamic God is satanic, yeah, incites people to violence, basically.

Yep. I don't understand why you would do that. It doesn't make sense to me because he's losing his mind. It's possible. Anyway, get help, Alex. Until next time. Let me ask you a question after all of, after all of this work that we've done today, after all of this waiting through this bullshit, after all of this, this just struggle that

we have been under, what would you call us? I know that I've donated to this show through my research and I think that that makes me a policy walk. It's a policy walk. 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.