Knowledge Fight - #396: February 6, 2020

Episode Date: February 7, 2020

Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex Jones' return to the studio to see how he's doing with the big news of the day. In this installment, Alex becomes fixated on outlawing the Democratic party, goes buckwild on selling his products, and explains how to defeat a fever.

I'm sick of them posing as if they're the good guys saying we are the bad guys knowledge fight, then enjoy knowledge fight, need money, Andy and Kansas, stop it, Andy and Kansas, I love you. Hey everybody, welcome back to knowledge fight. I'm Dan, I'm George, a couple dudes like sit around, drink novelty beverages and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Indeed we are Dan, Jordan, Dan, Jordan. I've never asked you this and I'm very, I'm very curious. Have you ever watched a foreign language film? Yeah, of course. What is it? Oh, that's a second question. I'll never tell. All right. All right. A ton. I've seen a ton of foreign language movies. Yeah. Chocolat. Yeah. The title is I don't think so. The title is probably

a jerk. Probably is for sure. I don't know. I mean, easy, easy answer. Omelie like I'm I guess I'm really of an age where Omelie. That's fair. I mean, just like when's the last one because I know you're not a lot of movies. Yeah, you're not a you're not a big movie guy in a long time. So I was just wondering in an adult format. I guess I don't know. Like when I lived in Colombia, there was a place called rag tag that was like the sort of indie film house in town. There was where all the like sort of smaller run movies would go right films. Debbie does Dallas. Yeah. The whole thing after hours. Rag tag. Yeah. It's a fun place. They would run a lot of foreign movies and I would end up seeing a lot. It's really

tough for me to bring any to to mind right now. Coming up with names is difficult, but I've seen a ton of them there. Right. Okay. That makes sense because I was figuring if you worked at a small town movie theater, it's not like they're playing. Well, they had Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Oh, that's a great movie. That's a great movie. Yeah. That played at our theater for sure. That's cool. Amelie didn't play at the the theater I worked at, but it was gigantic when I was of just the right age. Yeah. I don't remember how old I was when it came out, but it I was a maybe emotionally 16. Oh yeah. No, no, no. I remember. I remember. I think I was in. I think I was like 19. Yeah. Yeah. So I don't know. I'm like fuck you. Amelie. I mean you got

the sort of quirky endearingness of that movie along with, you know, I studied French in high school and so I felt like a particular kinship with Lamont Francophone. Sure. Sure. Yeah. It's yeah. That's cool. Yeah. That's the one that sticks out. Is there now? I don't have a better answer. All right. Well, that's what that works for me. I've seen a lot. Okay. Okay. What about some Fellini? Go back that far. All right. Okay. You, you big Bergman fan. Big Ingmar. We're talking with a Keaton movie. Yeah. That's what Birdman. Yeah. Yeah. Or a series of unfortunate events or whatever the long Snicket. Yeah. My mom loved that movie. Yeah. Think she loved the books. I don't know. Whatever.

Anyway, this is a podcast where I know a lot about foreign language movies, though not specific about them. And I know a lot about Alex Jones. Okay. Well, this is the first time I know more about the former and still know less about the latter. So Jordan, today we are coming at the folks with a half surprise Friday episode for them because I, you know, I feel a commitment to put out two episodes a week and I don't feel like our Wednesday episode was a full episode. Of course, not granted. It was over an hour long, but it didn't feel like a full episode. So we must write that wrong. We gotta hit ten or what are we even doing? Yeah, to ten or bus. Yeah, exactly. So what the problem was that in the present day, Alex has been out of studio and I don't know why

I will learn on this episode. Sure. I didn't know why and you know, like it is all this big stuff is happening in the world. Like Trump is like voted for the acquittal in the impeachment trial. The state of the union happens. Iowa caucus Iowa, right. So all this is going on. It's like where's Alex. I oh and Shroyer's just hosting. It's a it's an absurdist nightmare. Yeah, and so finally on Thursday, February 6th, Alex comes back to studio and you know, I mean, I hate to call it a breath of fresh air because it still sucks, but compared at least it's not coronavirus. Well, okay, we'll see a little bit about that. All right, there is of course there's going to be some coronavirus talk. So we'll we'll deal with a little bit of that and on a certain

level. I apologize to the audience about like, you know that it keeps coming up, but I do feel like we're in the middle of Alex doing a large scale pageant like a conspiracy pageant surrounding the coronavirus narratives and all of that yeah and tracking it in real time. I think there is a utility to it, even if it does at some points feel a little bit like this again. Yeah, trust me. Whatever is being on the podcast or show is one tenth of the exhaustion that you would feel if you listen to his show the whole thing. It's like it's like a Croft's dog show. You know like I think it's disgusting and I don't like it, but you know you got to keep an eye on it just to see what's going on. Sure. Yeah, fair enough. So we're going to be covering February

6th 2020. I'm Dan. This is 2020 and a little bit of February 5th because Alex did a intro to that episode and so we'll talk about that a tiny bit and then February 6th 2020. But before we get down to business, Jordan, we're going to take a moment to say thank you to some folks who have signed up and are supporting the show. That's a good idea. So first Kevin, thank you so much. You are now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. Kevin indie film director Kevin Smith. I don't think so. No next Adam. Thank you so much. You're now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. Adam indie film star Adam Scott. Thank you so much. I was going to go with star of marriage story. Adam driver. Oh, could be. Yeah. Yeah. Little Ren next Anastasia. Thank you

so much. You are now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. Anastasia. Obviously the star of Anastasia. The animated movie next Austin. Thank you so much. You are now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. Occupied Austin. Next Angela. Thank you so much. You're now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much star of Bassett show. I was going to go with Angela Kinsey. Oh, okay. I'll take that one. Indie TV show. The office. I got you. Yeah, you prefer white actors. That's fine. Next Korean. Thank you so much. You're now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. Kareem. Is it Korean? It's Kareem with Corrin Corrin. See you are. I and any K. O. R. I and you are. I got nothing for that. Okay.

Yep. Finally, I'd like to say thank you to a couple of people who've donated on an elevated level. We appreciate that very much. So first Amani. Thank you so much. You are now a technocrat and I remember this name. Boingo. Boingo. Woopsie knickers. Thank you so much. You are now a technocrat. I'm a policy wonk. Crikey, mate. That's fantastic. Have yourself a brew. How's your 401k doing, bro? We got to go full tilt buggy on this Watson. All right. Let's just get down to business. We ain't making that money off that heroin. Why are you pimp so good? My neck is freakishly large. I declare info war on you. Thank you so much. Amani and thank you so much. Boingo. Boingo. Woopsie knickers. Thank you very much. I see that name. I imagine it's a

reference to something that I'm completely unaware of, but I can't stop thinking of it just being like someone who's jumping and then they accidentally poo in their pants. Yeah, that sounds right. Yeah, that sounds right. That's the image that comes to my mind. Right. Right. I get I get Oingo. Boingo and also them shitting their pants. So there's that indie band. Go Boingo starting Mark Bergman. Sure. Yeah. So Jordan, like I said, we're starting out today on February 5th, and it's just a little piece that Alex is recording and then Owen's going to take over the show and host the rest of it. Yeah. So this is the beginning. Like there's a lot going on even on the 5th. There's a there's a lot that's happened that Alex should be like leading the show with, but of

course he doesn't look at this Newsweek article that right now is the top story on Google and on Apple news. This is what the establishment has decided to run today with all the huge news, the state of the union, the out of control coronavirus that now evidence is mounting is a man made biological weapon. No, despite all of that, Alex Info Wars YouTube videos uploaded by proxy accounts attracted hundreds of thousands of views despite ban. So they're doing this to act like I'm totally banned everywhere and to create the illusion that anything I say can't be seen anywhere. Such an interesting tactic that he's deploying of this, like they are making it the number one story, which is just sort of a way of covering that he wants to make talking about

himself the number one story. It should not surprise me to know that with all his let's look at all this big news around. I am going to talk about me. That makes perfect because I have to because they've made it the number one story. It's them. It's them. It's not my fault such a such a weird way to deflect like just the abdication of responsibility. I don't mean to brag, but Newsweek has published millions of stories about me. It is narcissistic to you are correct. So interestingly in this like sort of complaining about everybody writing all these major stories about him that are inaccurate tons. I think he references Wolfgang Halbig's arrest for the only time I've heard him and it's not it's not direct. He doesn't talk about it. He doesn't get into it. Sure. This is the

only sort of oblique reference that I've heard to it so far. You'll see these headlines every few days that are pushed on the ticker on Fox News on CNN. It'll be some outrageous lie. Alex Jones employee arrested for stalking families. Never been an employee have nothing to do with them. Doesn't matter. They run that ticker and they talk about it. So that's obviously about Wolfgang. Sure. Sure. Sure. People aren't saying that he was an infor's employee. He was an infor's contributor and an associate for sure. Those are fair descriptions to make. But yeah, I it's just so weak. Yeah, such a weak thing to do to not even cover the story. I yeah. Why would you even bring it up if you're committed to not talking about it at all because he has to create a straw

man of it because it's a big enough story that people might hear about right. So you create the straw man of their saying that he is an employee. He's not an employee. That way you could sort of argue against the story without dealing with the merits of it. And like I did elevate this guy and he did send out a Sandy Hook parents social security number. That's a bunch of people. Yeah. So like you I don't know. It's just it's just weak. Yeah, it's a lack of personal responsibility. Yeah, it's a guy being a dick. Yeah. So we have one more clip I believe yes here from February 5th and it's Alex talking about an interview that Owen's going to do later, which I want to talk about. Okay, I also don't want to talk about the interview because Owen's doing it. Yeah.

Coming up in the second hour today, Dr. Francis Boyle, the author of the U.S. Biological Weapons Convention will be joining Owen Schreuer live to break down the fact that there's massive evidence and that he says the UN knows the WHO knows that this is a man made bio weapon. So that's interesting. Okay. So Owen's interviewing this guy. So like I said, I have no real interest in the interview itself, which is a shame because the way Alex is promoting this interview and setting it up. It sounds like a really serious, legitimate guest putting out the message that the Coronavirus is a bio weapon and the World Health Organization knows about and they're covering it up. It's happening. So this guest is a man named Francis Boyle. And on

paper, if you just read his bio, you would get the impression that he is someone whose opinion you really need to take seriously. He is a professor of international law at the University of Illinois and has a resume full of things like being on the board of Amnesty International and various intersections with the U.S. government. For instance, he did draft legislation that would become the Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act of 1989, which was signed into law by George HW Bush. Though he did work on this draft, it was really just the U.S. version of the pre-existing UN Biological Weapons Convention of 1975. So it's not like he created rules about biological weapons out of thin air. He just did a find and replace. I mean, that would probably be insulting

because I'm sure there were some things to flesh out. Of course. Of course. But at the same time, yes, there was a pre-existing framework that just needed to be put on to a U.S. level as opposed to the international. So I can find no evidence that he had anything to do with the drafting of the UN Convention, and that also seems unlikely. Seeing as Boyle would have been 22 when it was drafted, and he would have still been in college at that point. Precocious. Precocious. That's like college student. That's like, look, whenever Steve Puchenek was in college, he had already assassinated somebody, I imagine. Killed Aldo Moro while he was still in grade school. When he was in diapers, he's been killing people across the world. Sure. So despite his legal

interaction with the subject of biological weapons, people like Alex and these folks, they have a little bit of an impulse to ascribe some kind of experience to him in the field of the science of biological agents, which would be a mistake. Something that's important to consider when you have someone with what appears to be a legitimate list of credentials making outrageous arguments on Alex's show is their history. And Francis Boyle has a bit of a history, which you might call a pattern of calling literally everything a bio weapon. Okay. All right. All right. In 2014, Francis Boyle made the rounds alleging that the Ebola outbreak in Zaire, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea came from a US bio weapons release, either due to testing

God wrong or a containment breach. And I assume he was proven correct. No. And all the articles I can find about this, I don't see him providing any evidence of this outside of vague insinuations and his own suggestions. Interestingly, what you can find though is how his theories were used by the North Korean state media outlets like Pyongyang daily to attack the United States, which is a really fun byproduct of rhetoric and work that he puts out. Yeah, sure. You put out anti US propaganda by yourself and all of a sudden other countries are joining us. That is rude. That is plagiarism. Other authoritarian countries around the world. Yeah. This wasn't also his only dip into the pool. In January 2016, Francis Boyle appeared on info wars to tell Alex that the

Zika virus was a US created bio weapon. Yes, but he was right about that, right? I watched a bit of that interview and my favorite part is the first words out of Boyle's mouth quote. I have no inside information. All right. I heard that and then I stopped listening. Come on. He's pushed similar theories about the swine flu and probably every other public health issue you can think of. Yeah, but he was right about those, right? This is the kind of role that Francis Boyle plays on info wars. Whenever there's a health related story, he's the seemingly credible voice Alex can call to say that the outbreak was a planned bio weapon designed to depopulate the world. When the outbreak is handled and the public's attention moves on,

he disappears from the show. So he doesn't have to explain why this attempt to depopulation doesn't work. It didn't work and then he pops up whenever the next one comes. Is he still teaching classes? I find I have a hard time getting to the bottom of that. I'm not entirely sure, but I think it's one of those things like when someone has tenure, it's really tough. Yeah, that's true. It's really tough to we're in a. We're in a Hamdi situation. What a Hamdi lakaya situation, but he has tenure. Oh no. No, he doesn't have tender tenure. He was fired and gotten rid of, but he was there for a long time, right? I think you have the name wrong. Hamdi lakaya is the yoga. Oh shit. Hamdi lakaya is the yoga guy. I'm talking about Dr. Yamamoto. Oh, that's who I'm

talking about. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes, tenure. Yeah, but how Momoto did get fired. Yeah, yeah, he did, but he had to go for a while. That is true. So the foundation of his theory seems to be that the U. S. Conducting Research about things like an Ebola vaccine or a Zika vaccine, that's actually cover for the U. S. Conducting Research into how to use these things as a weapon. Honestly, that kind of thinking is just impossible to contend with because it frames something entirely reasonable, namely researching things that are medically very important as being proof of international crimes. What would someone with this position prefer? Would it be better to not research any bowl of vaccine? It seems to me that that would be painted as a nefarious

conspiracy of negligence, leaving the population as sitting ducks in the off chance that an outbreak did happen. Sure. Sure. You get you go coming and going right with this sort of this position and it's a little bit exploitative of the reality that I mean the government has done horrible awful shit, you know, and maybe if they hadn't done it, it would be harder to portray them as doing it again. Fair enough. I will like there is a level of reasonable distrust of the government with control over viruses. The operative word has to be reasonable or the healthy distrust must main remain healthy. Yes, when you're going on info wars, health is no longer a concern, even if you're a ranger. Yeah, I mean if you are, if you are somebody

who is going on info wars, you have reasonable as God in less than like if you were this guy and like let's say that you are really interested in bio weapon related issues and going on info wars, the first 15 minutes of your interview should be like, all right, Alex, we need to talk about all of these bad positions and order to be on your platform. I must we need to reach a definition of terms Alex. Yeah. Oh, I'm kicked off already. Okay, fine. Oh wait, phone issues. Sorry about that. Oh, bottom line here is that although Boyle has some legitimate sounding aspects to his resume from the 90s is more recent career has been marked by some pretty incredible claims generally made on outlets like info wars. I can find literally no reason to take

what he's saying seriously for where I'm sitting. He's basically just the member of the info wars cast that gives the appearance of credibility to outbreak fears that Alex is using to sell his shit when Mike Adams is kind of ruined his effectiveness by being over eager. It's over for humanity. There will only be loan survivors. It's tough to go from there and retain your credibility. Do not do not play that clip and just keep moving like that's fine. It's just I mean it's it's tough once you've you know shot that shot. Yeah, where do you where is there a left to go? Yeah, I wonder so here's my problem with him. Boyle or Mike Adams Boyle is he grifting? I don't know he should be. I don't I don't

entirely know what his hustle is. I'm not you know probably take me too long to get to the bottom. Sure as a side character for more interested in his utility as it relates to info wars. No absolutely. I'm just saying if you're going to be that guy off the farm right like it might just be a situation where he has lost his objectivity right. See that's that's my thing. If you're going to be this guy you might as well be grifting at the same time if you're this guy and you're not getting paid for it. You're you're crazy. Sometimes that stuff's pretty tough though and like keeping grifts going is a full time job and if you're you're already a tenured professor. Yeah, it's hard. Why grift? Why grift? Yeah, fair enough.

So we get to February 6th now and I was thinking like it's probably all just going to be more corona talk. Coronavirus talk is going to be no good. But Jordan do you remember how Alex said on a recent episode that he was going to get a homeless person in studio. No stop out of his shut the fuck up. He doesn't do that on the show. I just want to remind people that Alex said he was going to do that and then that completely dropped dead. God damn it. You have spent so many years building up my trust in order to drop that hammer. It's unfortunate that like it's so easy to forget those things. Yeah, and I don't do a good enough job of remind. Like I should have a ticker going of like days since Alex

announced he was going to do surgery in studio. He hasn't even talked about the microchipping narrative. Oh yeah, completely drop. It's gone. Yeah, it's so hard to remember anything. Remember when we bombed and assassinated Iran and we're all like it's going to be World War Three and now we're just like whatever. That was two weeks ago. Yeah, I guess it's fast. It's quick. Yeah, so Alex is back in studio on the sixth man. Welcome back, Alex. And we are live ladies and gentlemen on this Thursday, February 6, 2020 transmission and any minute the president of the United States is going to walk through those doors and he is going to address the people of the United States, people of the world

about the attempted deep state take down for the third time of president Trump. They have failed and failed miserably, but they are only fighting harder now because they're puppets of the globalist puppets puppets of the globalist that are being ordered to do this because it further divides and hurts the nation and its very soul and its productivity. Sure. That's all this is globalist had puppet presidents in the last 30 years. They don't know what to do now. They've got not just a president that's the president, but a president that understands the new world order and at the last minutes of the American century setting the new American century has begun. So I heard that clip and it's kind of boiler play pretty standard stuff for

the most part. Alex coming into studio kind of uninspired a little bit, but I wanted to there's some phrasing in there that I think is really interesting. I want to talk about it a little bit. It's really weird that Alex is using the term new American century, primarily because that's what the last three letters in the PNAC document stands for. The term new American century in the world of inforce is a one to one identifier with the Dick Cheney project for a new American century document rebuilding America's defenses. The main title was which Alex constantly uses incorrectly to assert that Cheney wanted to use race specific bio weapons and he uses it to prove that Dick Cheney and Paul Wolfowitz did 9 11. This is weird and probably means nothing, but I think

it's worthwhile to discuss this for a moment because there's an important thing buried within this that people might not immediately recognize. Alex is obviously not signaling that he's been a neocon all along and that he loves Dick Cheney now. He's just a fan of a century of American domination of the world, preferably a new one, something that he would describe as a new American century. This is a very sensible way to express this idea and I understand why he would phrase it that way. This is the same thing as George H. W. Bush using the words new world order in a speech. Up till that point, there had been a world order where the United States and the Soviet Union had been so preoccupied with each other that they'd failed in their opportunity to be leaders in a

global order. With the ceasing of hostility between the two superpowers and the end of the cold war, there was a possibility for the world order that was different from the old one, a new world order, if you will. People like Alex insist that Bush saying the words new world order is proof that he was signaling to an evil cabal bent on world domination and a world world government without understanding how these words actually accurately describe the idea Bush was discussing. Alex is currently doing the exact same thing, using an expression that means something very specific in one context, the context of his show, but also accurately describes the thing he's talking about. And because I'm not a dumb dumb, I understand that and I don't feel compelled to yell about how

Alex is secretly working for Paul Wolfowitz and Dick Cheney because he says he wants a new American century. Anyway, I bring all this up because it's a teachable moment about how sad the thinking patterns are that underlies so many of the foundations of Alex's conspiracy theories. He knows that it doesn't mean anything for Bush to have used the words new world order because he does the exact same thing. This is just all bullshit. Yeah, I think this is a very serious situation that requires. Oh, you bust it. Oh no. Yeah, you busted him. Oh man, it's been busted. That bit has come back from the dead zombie. Exactly. I was very startled to see that but yeah. So I think that there's something important and pointing out little things like

that. Like what is being done is the same is the same behavior and Alex, if you confronted him about it and was like, hey, you said new American century, right? You know that that's code for the PNAC document and Cheney. You know that's not what I intended. You know that's I just it's just a thing. I was talking about a new American century. That's what I believe in. He would afford himself that sort of leeway and excuse that he would never afford anybody. Of course not. It's just so it's just whatever is advantageous and expedient. You just go ahead and use that. The rules are for you, not for me. Right? Yeah. So Alex was out of studio and like I said, we get a reason for why he was out of studio and it's lackluster. The quickening right now is so intense

that it's the quickening. I haven't had a vacation in over a year in my company. My life said, damn it, we're going to have one. And so we went ahead and took one, but I was working the whole time and I got on a plane early and came back because wild horses couldn't drag me away. He just wanted a vacation. That's not fair. Fuck you. I relate to that. I'm totally yeah. I'm of the mind that like, Hey, if you want a vacation, you can go ahead and do it. Now, if you're Alex Jones and you're talking about how like you have, you have Mike Adams coming on saying it's over for humanity. Yeah. Trump is in a death battle with the globalists. Right? The quickening is upon us sure. And you know, like, look, I understand it was a little bit up in the air about when

the impeachment vote was going to actually happen. Right. Right. Maybe we would have witnesses, maybe not. I mean, it looked obvious that the answer was no, of course, but there was a possibility. You didn't know the exact date in advance. Sure. Iowa caucus state of the you know when those those are preplanned. He planned his vacation around like times with a you know, we first of all, we have this pageant going on about the coronavirus and then two really big events right are happening and fuck it. Look, I'm out of here. I support labor rights and you should be allowed to. There should be labor rights. Yeah, absolutely 14 days paid vacation per year. He's he owns the company. Labor rights become murky when the employer is the owner.

That's it. It is an issue for me. Yes, but I still think that you sure go ahead and take a vacation. I just think it's it says something about you when you are this guy who presents yourself one way and then gigantic news events are happening inside and outside of the world. You're sycophantic about and you're just like fuck it. I'm going on vacation. Yeah, in a certain sense. That's also I think a very smart move just because it goes back to the discussion earlier. Nobody's going to remember in two weeks. Like it's just how fast shit again. We almost started World War Three and everybody's like we've moved on. No one's going to remember that Alex was gone that day. Of course not. And this way he doesn't have to say something incredibly stupid.

Like no one remembers that Alex wasn't there the day that the pope resigned. Yeah, nobody know like shit. Yeah. No one remembers. There's a guy who cares. Yeah, exactly. He met Leo Zagami and now they've got a bunch of ideals regardless of when you say that the world is ending and that you need to fight every single moment. You still got to take a vacation. Yeah, sure. Sure. The world is ending. Of course. Maybe maybe I should take a cue from him and say fuck it and take a vacation. Not a bad idea. So Alex gets into talking about some new other coronavirus conspiracies. Okay. And I think that there is a type of thinking that's demonstrated in this clip that is just so bad. This

coronavirus situation and all these top biological weapons experts and top scientists scanning the virus and saying it's man made. We've got to get ahead of this. And if you notice the virus numbers, maybe we can punch those back up for a moment while we're waiting for the president. The official World Health Organization says 28,000 confirmed while I walked in here a few minutes ago was 24,000. But the internal Chinese numbers that leaked and were actually published in China by the People's Daily said 24,000 dead yesterday. So what we think they're doing is putting the number of dead as the number of infected. Think about that. So Alex is suggesting that the number of people infected is actually the dead, right? And that's just based on what he's his feelings.

Well, yeah, I mean, it feels like that makes more sense for him to believe. But he's saying also that this is based on official Chinese government numbers that leaked in the People's Daily. He got him. I can't find the source. The Chinese government is leaking things. Sure. I can't find the source that Alex is talking about from the People's Daily surprise because it's not correct. But I did find an article on in for us about this that was written by Paul Joseph Watson. According to his story, Paul's source was a website called Taiwan News, which is actually a actual news outlet. The vague name. Yeah, propensity for using tweets as sources. Sure might lead one to be suspicious, but it's an actual outlet. All right, I'll deal with Taiwan

News. This article is covering how 10 cents website. They had a website called Epidemic Situation Tracker. It had briefly shown numbers of fatalities and infections that are way higher than the official numbers that are being reported. The infection count was 10 times higher and the death toll was 24,589 as opposed to the official figure of around 300. These numbers were up briefly then were changed to reflect the official statistics. This article does not prove that the numbers that 10 cent had posted briefly are accurate. It's just suggestive with lines like, some are speculating that a coding problem could be causing the real quote internal data to accidentally appear. Others believe that someone behind the scenes is trying to leak the real

numbers. I don't know what the situation with this is, but it seems entirely plausible that some kind of a glitch could have been responsible for the error. The theory that someone is trying to leak real numbers is baseless. And there's nothing supporting that in terms of proof. It's just something that is suggested like, well, maybe that's what this is. Yeah, the speculation that a coding problem is causing real numbers quote unquote real numbers to show up seems even more insane. Since if your epidemic tracker is built to be a propaganda front to trick people that the outbreak isn't as bad as you say, it seems like you wouldn't connect that to the quote real numbers at all. Why would that be something that could show up? Yeah, that's ridiculous. If if you're

yeah and and nobody's nobody at a Chinese outlet for a second is going to leak that without knowing it seems. I'm about to be murdered. It seems unlikely. So you could just have that website show whatever you wanted to show. Basically, yeah, like quite frankly, it seems like an error like that idea that the code is pulling in the real quite a lot real numbers. That seems like an error that couldn't happen in the setup that they're presenting as what this website is. I have no idea. They keep two Google spreadsheets right in the same in the same tab and they accidentally clicked over that happens totally. Yeah, Alex is making tons of money right now amping up any indication that the Corona virus is as bad as it possibly can be and that everyone

is lying to you about it. He'll accept whatever piece of information helps him push that narrative regardless of how grounded or substantiated it is, which I think is bad. Also, we see here again another instance of him misciting his sources because he either doesn't know anything about the story he's covering or he wants to make it more difficult for his listeners to find the underlying information that he's using to pull push his narratives the people's daily. It's not the people's daily. It's Taiwan news. Yeah, like it's it's pretty basic stuff that he's fucking up either because of incompetence or trying to cover the trail. Yeah, one of the two. I'm not entirely sure what it is. Probably both. Yeah. So Alex went on vacation. Yes. And it turns

out he was infected with the Corona virus. I'm going to say something else here. No. No. I have not gotten a fever knock on wood in over four years. And boy, you get on the airplanes today and all the rest of it. I kept knocking on wood telling you that. Boom. Got a fever flying back. Got something. And my fever is gone now. And I feel great. You know, everybody else I know has pretty much been sick with whatever this respiratory stuff is probably Corona. We have some type of Corona virus and stuff. There it is. But boy, I got home last night and I suck down some you gargle. No. And I'm a I've been a drinking man before. So it tastes like it actually some of the delicious Chinops. Chinops. But what it's got is

at that point, he does take a little pull off the gargle. Gargle is a word for, you know, usually spit out like a mouthwash. Yeah. He's just drinking it like like it's that dude at the Hershey's syrup. Right. A picture that went around. It's like a. It's like a 30 year teacher drinking Pepto Bismol straight from the thing every 10 minutes. Just like weird. It's a bad image on the show. Just sitting there with the gargle like I take a pull off this. It's like Chinops. He should not take his own products on the show. It never goes well. It's 15 parts per million nano silver. That's what CNN recognizes. Safe for you to ingest and CNN. The mouth, the mucous membrane, the throat goes down the stomach and does incredible things,

does incredible things. So we're launching off here into a pitch where Alex is discussing getting a fever and his products killing the fever. Right? Even though he knows specifically a person who has already cured the corona virus. Oh yeah, Steve. Yeah, Steve is already. He's already cured it. True. Why isn't Alex going to him? I think Alex even knows that's bullshit. Having Steve back around Steve. You can't be doing that shit. You dumbass. So sometimes people like alternative medicine. Sometimes people like granny's cures, you know, down home cures. Yeah, like you tie a rabbit's foot to your bedroom door and the morning you wake up and you're healed. That sort of thing. Every time, every time you dissect a frog in high school, you get healed.

Right. So a lot of people like a lot of different things. And it turns out Alex has a little bit of a down home remedy for how he cured himself of this fever. So I got home last night and said, my wife said, you're hot. Stuck a thermometer in my mouth at about a hundred and a half temperature paying back 150. Some of this good stuff right here. Super blue silver went over and got my colloidal silver, silver bullet, took some of that, took a couple of Advil climbed into bed and slept from seven until seven a.m. this morning and the fever was gone. I put on a couple of shirts, put on a coat, put on two pairs of sweatpants, got in that bed in the guest bedroom, wrapped my ass up and cooked like a turkey and got up this morning and boom, baby, it's gone. Yes. But there's

something about when you talk, the Greeks noticed it, the Romans noticed it, that there's African sayings about it. They go back thousands of years. What are we doing? You talk about how you've been successful and how you things haven't happened to you that are happening to others. What are we doing? Clockwork. Everybody knows you talk about, I haven't been sick in a long time. You get sick. I just like, so I was like, I'm trying to tell you, I haven't had a fever in over four years, maybe longer, but I just, I've not gone wood. I don't have boom. Wow. It turns out his commercial about how he's superstitious about getting sick. It turns out he's totally right. Oh my God. You can't say for two years, I haven't been sick in two years and then be like, Oh, she see,

see what happens when you say you haven't been sick in a long time. Fuck you. Yep. Also, there's a lot of variables that don't have anything to do with his silver in that story of how he might have broken that fever. I'm going to go with Advil in 12 hours of sleep dad and cooking himself like a turkey. Yeah, maybe, maybe there are a lot of, there are a lot of things that could have helped one of my strategies in terms of fevers that I've had some success with over the years is like taking really hot baths, like you raise the temperature even more. Yeah. I don't even know if that works, but something that I've always, it seems like exactly what Alex is mirroring. Yeah, but I could just say that I took silver beforehand too and then say that the silver

helped. Yeah. Generally, I'm really bad with health. I just, I'm just like, okay, well, eventually this will go away and I go to work. You're like my dad, just the weighted out. Yeah, it'll go away. My body is healed itself before or I'll die. This is how life works. Sure. Yeah, very fatalistic. Yeah. Yeah. You're not get some silver. You're not like Alex. No, because he takes silver and he wants you to take it to. I don't know if I do. Boom. You get on an airplane. Hell, I probably got it four days ago when I flew that on Saturday, five days ago, I probably didn't get it flying back. But I, as soon as I got out of the airport and it was cold, I was like, man, I'm shivering. So that's what happened. By the way, this immune gargoyle will

sell out by tomorrow. The big, the small ones will sell out by Monday. And then we have the three answers. We have a lot of that, but at current sales rates, it'll be gone in about two weeks. And again, I just discovered last week that there were Homeland Security secret reports, 2007 by the director of Homeland Security. You cheating. This man over at a company that puts it out for us is the only thing found by the Pentagon to take out the SARS family, which is the coronavirus family and that the Pentagon actually buys it from them. Again, they private label it to us. They probably have a whole family, but the toothpaste is original. Immune gargoyles original. This super wound to jail is what the Pentagon gets and the military

that's going into different operations, they'll take it with them to put a coating on their hands and face and things so that if you do get little micro cuts and abrasions, I kind of swamp, they found that it really cuts back on infections massively. And I showed you those secret documents while they said, they said, was it restricted? What was the word they used when I showed those documents the other day? It was, well, they'll pop my head in a moment. The point is, is that it's selling out. Yeah. So it doesn't pop into his head. Are we passed illegal yet? Man, I think we're getting there because there's a very notable increase in recent days of Alex marketing this nano silver and all these products that he has at the nano silver as a way to protect yourself

from the coronavirus. This might be okay in the case of the super silver wound gel. Since as we've discussed on a recent episode, that product has been tested by the FDA and is technically a drug, not a supplement. Lately, Alex has been using claims about the super silver wound gel and implying those same claims can be made about the super blue toothpaste and the immune gargle, which both contain nano silver. His reasoning seems to be that if the FDA has approved the marketing of the wound gel and it has nano silver in it, it must be cool to market any product containing that nano silver in a similar fashion at tracks. This is very much not allowed by the law. There are a myriad of reasons why this is not acceptable as a business practice, but probably the easiest

to explain is that these products are not even close to the same. The one the FDA has approved is a topical ointment. The other ones are things to be taken internally, which makes them completely incomparable. One really easy way to look at this is that the wound gel has 24 parts per million nano silver, whereas according to the info store website, the immune gargle has 15 parts per million. This makes a big difference when considering the products and what they might do to a person. It's part of why Alex constantly tells his audience not to eat the wound gel because it would probably kill them. You would think that the fact that one product is potentially toxic and the other one is not would really demonstrate how you can't make identical claims about them, especially when

we're talking about nine parts per million separating life and death. It's a big difference and granted. Maybe the wound gel wouldn't be probably fatal, but it is a potential would make you feel good. You might get a fever. You might have to take some other silver. I have to take a lot of silver according to the dietary supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 paragraph six covers statements made about nutritional support claims can be made about supplements to the extent that studies have shown the claims to be true. Like you can say that melatonin helps with sleep patterns right and stuff like that. The paragraph ends quote a statement under this sub paragraph may not claim to diagnose mitigate treat cure or prevent a specific disease or class of diseases.

If the manufacturer of a dietary supplement proposes to make a statement described in the first sentence of this sub paragraph in the in the labeling of a dietary supplement, the manufacturer shall notify the secretary of the FDA no later than 30 days after the first marketing of the dietary supplement with such a statement that such a statement is being made. This is to say that even if you provide a disclaimer that the product is not meant to diagnose treat cure prevent any condition. If you make a claim to that effect, you're required to inform the FDA within 30 days. The FDA is not interested in health claims unless they involve two aspects a substance and a disease or health related condition. You need to have both of these things before you risk getting in

trouble. For instance, if you want to say that fruit is good for your health, the FDA considers that health guidance, which they don't regulate health claims. On the other hand, they do and those occur when there is a substance and a condition. Alex is very clearly connecting his immune gargle and toothpaste to being helpful in the prevention of the coronavirus, which constitutes a health claim. I'm not certain how concrete you have to be with your claims before the FDA would take action because he's being so vague and suggestive with his pitches. It very very well may be that like, you know, you couldn't make the case in court that he's making unfounded health claims. But for the purposes of this podcast, I'm comfortable saying that that is exactly what he's

doing. Yeah. And the basis that he's using is the FDA approval of the wound gel, which he's erroneously applying to the other nano silver products. This is just disgusting behavior. And anyone who wasn't trying to profit off a public health event wouldn't act like this. It's literally the fingerprint of a shameless opportunist. I think he thinks that by claiming it's the Pentagon and not like a doctor. That's his. That's where he's going to be like. Oh, see, I'm not claiming that a doctor vetted this. I'm just saying that the Pentagon, which hey, the Pentagon does all kinds of weird health shit. The Pentagon thinks that LSD can control people's minds. It doesn't matter what the Pentagon thinks. I'm just saying if it comes down to it,

that's not going to. It's it's weak bullshit, but I think that's what he's kind of anglin for and it's interesting that these narratives, these ways of pitching these products are emerging at a time when there is a public health issue that Alex is really building in and making a major focus of his narratives using all these memes and dumb unsubstantiated things to build panic surrounding the coronavirus and then being like, oh, hey, by the way, this nano silver that I sell there's secret studies that have been done. Yeah, it's just fucking irresponsible and yeah and awful and we know it's not going to stop because apparently it's working very well. This is the first time in a long time he's been happy about sales. No, totally. So I think we're

going to hear this going for a long time and it's not only the supplement sales, it's also the food of course. If you look right over here, the storeable food. I had a note here from Matt Redhawk that I think I left in the conference room in there. I forgot to get that guys will bring that to me and he gave us a call this morning and he said, well, we are still able to ship food out, but now it's 10 to 14 days and everybody else is totally sold out. Anybody else telling you they've got storeable foods is lying to you or it's crap. They've got high quality, new fresh food. How do you know 24 hours a day, but now it'll take 10 to 14 days for you to get it. If you get your order in now and it may go up to two or three weeks by next

week and soon they may be sold out, but they have the food right now to take your order and get it out to you info or store.com. You better get it now. Terry. Terry. I think we're going to have to put a clock on this one. You're better going to go out too fast. All right. We're going to put an hour on that. We're going to put an hour on the clock right now. Everybody get your calls in now because these are going to be gone, but I don't even know if it's going to last the full hour, but we're going to. We got to put the hour on. I got this one 800 from the food people and it's going to be longer now the way longer. You know why inflated demand that Alex is creating exactly like his entire hour long infomercial and and all of the content on his show where he's

trying to terrify people about the the coronavirus situation in order to drive them towards the food sales. Yeah. Now you've got the my patriot supply and by the way they're the people who supply a ton of other people who sell survival food right. It's not just Alex. Sure. They're diversified in terms of like. I believe Ben Shapiro's food. People are them to Ben Shapiro has food. Yeah, he sells survival food. What the fuck is wrong? A lot of these people do. Okay now granted Jim Baker. No he is Augustin farms or something. He has another he has a different one. Okay good for you, which apparently they don't have any food left. Hey you can call it. Look if you watch Jim Baker show, he's going to be like we would love to sell you survival food.

It's all gone. I almost guarantee the Jim Baker's pitches. No one else has food. Of course I get almost course it is not just that, but God wants you to buy his food totally. So all of this behavior that Alex is engaging in these sort of deceptive manipulative sales practices. All it does is funnel people to buy this survival food. Now there's an increased artificially inflated demand, which is pushing back the delivery times that they can promise and that appears to be a run on food. Yeah, maybe they don't have enough to fulfill all of these. It all it does is exacerbate. It's almost like a run on a bank. Yeah, it really is. Alex is causing a food run. It is. It is like that's one of those things where it's like they are not

bummed, you know, like that my Patriot supply isn't like Alex. We need to we need to stick by FDA rules and you can't say these things. They're like you keep fucking going. We're selling a shit ton of stuff. Well my Patriot supply has nothing to do with the silver that. Okay, okay, then I'm talking about the silver then. Yeah, yeah, I think they're far. I don't know. I don't know if Alex could get them in trouble. I think that they're not responsible for the way Alex sells stuff right. I'm not sure that's an interesting question, but in terms of my Patriot supply, they don't give a shit is is I guess making false claims about a disease. Is that actionable in any way? What do you make like like saying that the coronavirus is going to kill you

and your family tomorrow? I don't think the coronavirus could take you to court. No, I mean as a as a like a criminal situation there. Can you? I guess it's not inciting a panic or anything like that. I don't know in what way it would be. Yeah, I don't know. It's complicated. So we'll get back to there's more. Obviously there's more virus stuff coming up, but weirdly we get a reprieve from it because Trump is giving like Nineveh, right? Yeah, Trump is giving a speech is victory speech. Yeah, about beating this impeachment trial. Yeah, and so Alex comes in and he starts talking over the applause that the audience is giving Trump. This is a big victory. Listen to this.

This is fairy tale folks. This is the real world, truth, strength, and affection. He's in real danger now, though. Now they're gonna make a physical move on him. You better start defending his supporters, though. That's a shock under both. So they're gonna make a move physically on Trump. They're gonna try and kill him. Now that the impeachment went the way it did. And the only solution to that is Trump has got to give me back on Facebook. Sure, Christ, great. We're all gonna die. So the applause is pretty long at the beginning and it's weirdly long. It gives Alex a lot of opportunity to talk over it.

This would be a day long women. Plus he's in so much trouble. Thank you very much, everybody. Wow. So there's a lot of like it's weird that that's the quote that he uses because I want to I know you know this, but there's not a lot of subtlety in Star Wars. I don't understand the empire is definitively the bad guys. How there is no like moral ambiguity about it at all. They're evil. The rebellion is good. Legitimately. It's one of the most clear cut examples of black and white heroes and villains in any movie that I can think of. And Alex seems to really identify with the bad guys. Well, yeah, because he's a bad guy. They're clones. The line he's quoting while waiting for

Trump to come out and give his impeachment acquittal speech is a line that Darth Vader says after Obi Wan has been killed and the Death Star is heading to wipe out the rebellion. Right. These are the words of an absolute villain on the cusp of wiping out the only hope for freedom from tyranny that's left in the universe. Yes, this could be seen as Alex being stupid and just a dork, but I have a strong suspicion that it's really more of a tell about what type of person Alex Jones actually is. He's a fan of the empire. And when he sees Trump, his hero, about to give a triumphant speech, it brings to mind Darth Vader on the cusp of solidifying universal rule. I think I think that that's why that triggers in his mind. How can you not like

Emperor Palpatine? Come on. He's an authoritarian dictator. He he's maneuvered his way via political machinations to destroy the entire Jedi order to absolutely knock some false flags in there. He was in control of the droid rebellion at the same time that he was creating the clone storm troopers. I mean, this guy knows how to play the game. Also, you can shoot lightning from his fingertips. Can you do that? What's not to like? What's not to like? If you take Super Silver, you can shoot a finger. I don't know if the FDA has approved that claim weirdly. They have. Okay, so Trump gets to talking and he has a little bit of a verbal dip like in a in a number of his speeches that he's been giving. He seems to like lose track of words. I think

part of that is probably just like he's you know telepromptering reading stuff and sort of like loses start saying a word and gets mixed up in the middle. He gets bored because he doesn't have an attention span and he's super old and he's dying. There's a lot of people who have speculated about like neurological events and stuff like that and I don't know that that's the case and I think it would be a bit irresponsible for us to suggest that. I think it would be dumb for us, but there are instances where he just clearly doesn't know what he's saying and he starts saying shit. Yeah, this is not one of those occasions. Alex never talks about any of that stuff at all. And why would he? Yeah, it's not. It's not the kind of Trump. Yeah, but Trump

is talking in the in his speech and he gives a little bit of what I would describe as a verbal dip and Alex takes the opportunity and he just needs to portray it in the way he wants his audience to see it. Develop friendships and relationships when you're in battle and war, much more so than, gee, let's have a normal situation with all that we've gone through. We've done, I think, more than any president and administration. Well, Trump almost cried right there. Oh, did he? He only did that one more time when we talked about that trip. He almost heard a cry right there and we take action now. He just said situation kind of lilti. If you watch a video, there's no emotion on his face or anything. I have no, I have,

I don't believe for a second he was about to cry. Yeah, that seems absurd. What would it take to make him cry? Maybe somebody removing his name from a building? I would assume that would be an emotional moment. That's about it. Yeah, he could watch Ivanka die in his face and he'd be like, ah, what are you going to do? The reason that I brought up those things of like the media covering like these weird sort of hiccups in some of his rallies is because I think Alex is aware of that and I think that he heard that as kind of being close enough to that that he needed to reclaim. Yeah, I get the sense that that is what's going on there. It paints Trump as like an emotional right stoic man, but he still has feelings right right. It's a that can only be expressed on

days when troops die or days when you've just defeated your greatest enemy right. Yeah, so the the speech is meandering and it's long surprise. Alex doesn't take a whole lot of interest in most of it, but there's one thing that he loves. We first went through Russia, Russia, Russia. It was all bullshit. Wow. We then went through the law report. Don't delay that. Don't delay that. You put it out. It's the president saying bullshit. Oh God, we're all fucking children, aren't we? So we're just children. Alex loves this. Of course. He loves the Trump said bullshit. Look at him taking it even more to the libs with his words. Right. So Alex gets like really defensive about like, no, we're not going to edit that out. No, the president said

it. Yeah. And you know what? I'm going to air it. The Democrats can cuss on broadcast. Nobody gets in trouble. Patriot in trouble. I don't want cuss on there. The president just did. We can say that word. Okay. And nobody at the FCC that Trump runs is going to get anybody in trouble. I'm because he's he's noting this is the first time in history cussing to show people how serious this is. We'll be back. So first time in history. Alex is pretending this is the first time Trump has sworn in a speech and that either indicates that he has literally no memory for things that Trump has said, or he's a complete fraud and has no interest in anything he's saying being true. Now who could forget the time back in September 2017 when Trump was in front of a rally in Alabama

talking about Colin Kaepernick and he said, quote, wouldn't you love to see one of these NFL owners when somebody disrespects the flag to say to that, get that son of a bitch off the field right now out. He's fired. He's fired. Or what about the time on the campaign trail? Trump discussed how he would deal with ISIS quote. I would bomb the shit out of them or in February 2016 when Trump was holding a campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, where he called Ted Cruz a pussy while pretending he was just repeating something someone in the audience had said is pussy a swear word. That's that's debatable. That one's debatable. It's a vulgarity. It is a vulgarity. Yes, absolutely. At his speech at CPAC, he said that people were going to start attacking him quote

with bullshit like legitimately Trump cannot stop swearing in speeches. It's the polar opposite of notable when he said bullshit in this speech that Alex is listening to now. It's such a common thing. There have been tons of articles written about it like one headlined the profanity president from May 2019 in the New York Times or one headlined Donald Trump keeps cursing. Here's why it might help him from October 2017 in time or from the Washington Post, how Trump took swearing mainstream or from November 2019 in the week, the cursing president. Alex's angle on this is legitimately unhinged. God Trump swears so goddamn much that it's the topic of a conversation about whether or not it's an intentional strategy. He's using he swears more than any other president.

And while we're on the subject of people getting away with things no other president ever would have gotten away with the consistent barrage of bullshit. He does it his rallies and speeches. Oh no. So Alex might want to calm down with that horseshit conservative victim hood. Look if if Barack had said this is all bullshit when he was talking about Fox News Fox News would have been like look at our powerful president. Look at how he's unafraid of the libs and he's willing to to swear didn't he call Kanye West a jackass. He did call Kanye West a jackass. It was a news cycle for a week. I don't know what Alex's take all that was. I would be interested probably angry about it later when kind of started hanging out with yeah exactly. Yeah. I'm not sure what it was at the time. Probably

didn't even notice God. It's so funny that William Randolph Hearst would have turned this into a reason to end a presidency like one bullshit and it would be like and there went Hoover. He's just gone. He said bullshit. Now he's gone. Honestly. I think it indicates a certain amount of lack of control. Like it's unbecoming. I know that that's a conversation that may be antiquated and past its time. Yeah. But I don't enjoy it. Like I don't I don't appreciate seeing a president saying bullshit. Right. Right. Stuff like that. I and I'm not like puritanical. I swear all the time on the show. Yeah. Because I can't control myself. But I'm how I talk. Well it's a little bit like seeing it's a little bit like seeing your parents swear for the first time. Like because you think

these are you know when you're like 10 or 11 you think oh shit these guys have their shit together right. They're the authority figures. I know I can trust them and then they swear and you're like all bets are fucking off. I don't know what the fuck is going to happen here. Yeah. But there's a difference to between like the I know there's a difference between the president and your fucking parents. Yeah. It's a matter of scale. So Alex is really insistent that this means something like he's really that he said bullshit. Yeah. Because he's still pretending that he's never he's never sworn before. We paused it when we went to break when he came out and Fox News carried it as well. It was all bullshit. And again I don't even like to use cuss words on air.

Really. But I'm sick of how on broadcast family Democrats do it on the view. They do it on Good Morning America. They do it on their sitcoms at night. They do it during the family hour. The family hour on their sitcoms. They do it all over CNN. They do it everywhere. But then if we do it and we're conservatives we get in trouble. But the president just did it and noticed Fox News MSNBC. They didn't cut it out as well because the president did that to know how serious things are. Let's. Sure. Like all the other times he's sworn. They all were indications of how serious things look. You know they'll they'll swear on those liberal shows like whatever Bill Maher is to be to be. Do you think Tim Allen is swearing on last man standing. That's

exactly their sitcoms are everything that Tim Allen's not. Yes. That's the definition of the globalist sitcom. Absolutely. Everything except for Tim Allen shows home improvement man. You're never going to get better than that show. So there's a weird trend of Alex like sort of listening to this speech and rejoicing throughout it like like a like a ghoul like a villain who's just one. Like I can't. This is. This sounds like an evil person. The state has failed severely. The Liberty Patriot movement is taking over the Republican Party and the Republic. It's ours. Quiet. Take that. America is falling back into our hands. Enemy can feed. That's ridiculous. Wow.

Wow. Yeah. Man. I guess we have to. I guess in their perfect world we rewrite all of the Bond films where the billionaires are the bad guy and it's just like nope. There are the heroes Bond is bullshit illegally spying on those. He's part of the deep state. He didn't have authority to use those gadgets. He was one. He wasn't in his own sovereign nation. Dan how is it. What are you doing going from Russia even if you're carrying love. It's true. It's true. Bond was the bad guy. He was the bad guy the whole time. I think an argument could be made from the left. The bond was the bad guy too. I think obviously bond was the bad guy. Maybe everyone in those movies were bad. I remember. I can't remember. I might be from Russia with love,

but it opens. He's having this lovely picnic right about to go on a nice little boat ride. I'll sit in there. He gets a call and the the woman's like no put it down. You don't need that and he just waxer. He just hits her and I'm like holy shit. I have not seen this movie in a long time. What the fuck. Yeah. That doesn't surprise me knowing what I know about Sean Connery. Yeah, even family to Sean Conner. Yeah. To be fair. I haven't really seen many of those movies. That was not genre that appealed to me much as a younger man. I've maybe seen one or two bond movies. I've seen everything Sean Connery's ever been. I find that type of I am a Zardaz Homer fair enough. I find the type of movie that's like bond to be laborious. Yeah, I find it

exhausting. Okay, but I'll take that. So Alex's primary goal on this February 6th show is to talk about Trump's speech and then go to calls. That's basically all he wants to do. So he talks about how we're going to get to calls here in this next clip, but I do want to take your phone calls specifically on this historically and on the coronavirus because there have been giant developments on that front and it's going to be a big challenge for the United States and it is it is deadly to some and it is spreading very, very fast and it is engineered that is that's now confirmed. So I want to take by who calls on these subjects. That's now confirmed confirmed by who the confirmation is that self retracted study that Alex saw the unpure reviewed on

Oh, well, then that's unconfirmed that it is now, but it's become a part of Alex's rhetoric and a touchstone and a talking point. So it shall never be never got mended. Never check in on anything. That's the confirmation that Alex has. And now in the canon of info wars information, it's true. It's true. Fine. So incontrovertible is the word I would use. Yeah. So this episode also is very heavy on food sales. Like he is pushing this shit hard because I think he recognizes that it's working. Yeah, there's a chance. Yeah. And then just remember I've got this statement here from my Patriot supply. When you order info or store.com, we get part of the money to fund our operation. It shipped out the very same time they're in our computer system. We're partners with them

for over a decade. And so it goes right out. They were seven to 10 days. They had the food on hand. They just got to package it. Now it's 10 to 14. Right now they're at seven days, but the orders are so high and everything's going so crazy. Just just to be safe. They're saying you get your order in today. It's it's it's it's 10 to 14 days. The orders are so high. Alex is recognizing, I believe that this strategy is working that there is an increase in the orders that are coming in for the food based on what he's able to sell it the way he's able to sell it. It is ironic to me for how much he is railed against China that in some ways China is now saving his business. Yep. That is a cruel, cruel university. So wouldn't you know it man? Like, you know,

he works with my Patriot supply and what do you know? They're the only good food company. Isn't it weird? That is that's what it's by design. Yeah. It's packaged in the best packaging you're going to find great information war. And I only partner with folks that have quality food and that deliver when they say everybody else. I'm telling you it's it's it's a bad industry. And I'm sad to have to say that, but that's just the truth. It's a bad industry. It breaks his heart to have to say that his competitors are not good. It breaks his heart. He wants genuine competition. Danny drives each business to a height that otherwise they would never. It's like that's a big part of the free market. It's like Rafa Djokovic in February. If it weren't for

all three of them, they wouldn't have reached the heights that they have reached. Absolutely. I have bad news. Tennis is a bad business. Damn it. You like Rafa only good tennis. Yeah, he is the only no absolutely just it is strange. It's strange. So he wants to get to calls, but he doesn't because he more what he wants to do more is really use these narratives that he's built up to sell things. Yeah, he's really going hard with sales because of course he is. That's why like it hurt that he went on vacation and why he got on a plane to come back sooner. Yeah, he needs to get like you have to strike while the Alex Alex. We saw our sales dip 1000 percent whenever you

weren't selling. Oh, and Troyer sucks. Yeah, leave him up and they're selling out of food and with this coronavirus and the 2020 and all the craziness that they're able to pop the stock market, which the globalists are trying right now that it is going to be very, very serious. I suggest you get high quality storeable food before it all sells out. I think that is a perfect, very distilled down example of how he uses these narratives to drive drive people towards the sales that he wants to make. Yeah, absolutely, but he's not done selling. I mean, there's a large chunk there where he's talking about the food, but now he gets back to the silver and I think we're entering into like real illegal on it. Okay, it's at very least super unethical and I do think that he is

at great risk. Yeah, I think that I would love to talk to somebody from like the FDA all them. They have numbers. I'd feel like a snitch though. I don't want to do it. Yeah, that's true. I have lived my life via the no snitching rule. It is. It is difficult to go against the grain. No. Yeah, it feels like it would be an interfere. Like I feel like it would also be interfering with Alex's world to an extent that I'm uncomfortable with. Right. Right. Like if I were to put in motion, something that ends up getting him fined like, I don't know, a million dollars, I feel like that would be interfering with his world and then me covering him dealing with the consequences of that. Right. I just, I do mean the apotheosis of your career.

I can't, I can't bring myself to get to that point, but I would be interested in talking to somebody about like, where is the line? Is this past it? Yeah, it feels like it is. Well, it's terrible that we don't have any lawyers who listen to this show. There are lawyers, but I'm not sure if there are any like supplement regulation lawyers, but yeah, that's true. I don't know. The big bottle of immune gargle that has the patented nano silver in it. In fact, send me just saying this. Let me show TV viewers. This is from Texas A&M University, Confidential. And then right here, the LA Department of the Army, Headquarters, United States Special Operations Command from the commissioner of food and drug administration.

And then you've also got the head of Homeland Security in here, all saying in confidential documents at the nano silver that we have in super silver and in the super silver whitening toothpaste and in the super silver wound gel. That's their main product. We probably label it. We have original products with them because they're big listeners and big fans. And again, that is the nano tech company. Ladies and gentlemen, when Alex flashed up on the screen, the document that he's talking about, if you look at it, it's just about the silver gel, right? It is just about the wound gel, right? So whatever he's trying to use to apply to these other products does not apply. It might as well be a receipt from Bed Bath and beyond. He

he has a responsibility to not act like this. I believe because these even these secret documents or whatever that he's purporting to be the basis of this claims these these insinuations that he's making are not about the gargle. They're not about the toothpaste. It's directly about the the gel and I don't know. I have a hunch that this is not okay. I'm I'm always amazed when people buy a toothpaste that are infused with something odd like it reminds me of when they used to sell like radiated toothpaste and they'll be like it makes your teeth glow in the dark and I'd like no. I don't want any of that. I basic toothpaste. Why don't you just go? Why don't you go to on a stick that exactly how they used to do it? Well, so Alex gets back to listening to Trump's

speech because it's still going on and I think he starts to get a little bit bored by it because it's not as aggressive and violent as he wants it to be and so he makes a really big declaration. The Democrats work for foreign multinational governments and are totally ruthless criminals and we're all in great danger. Their party has to end. The Republican party has to break in two. Two-party systems much better than the European model of 10 different parties, 20 parties because the party in power can always parlay and buy off the other parties to stay in power or just change their name. Two-party system is the best and it's not perfect. So it's worth noting that one of the gigantic hallmarks of authoritarians who are shoring up their power

is outlawing their opposition parties. This is it's not a shocking thing, but that's a consistent trend. So when you see people suggesting that the political party that they're against needs to be destroyed or outlawed, your ears should perk the fuck up that they're in the beginning or middle stages of supporting a non-democratic authoritarian form of government, which Alex absolutely is and that's why he identifies with Darth Vader and the Empire. It's a huge thing also to blame your enemies word for word for shit that you are word for word guilty. Maybe. Yeah. Also, how stupid is his plan? He's saying that the GOP should split into two parties, right? And then that will be the new two-party system because the Democrats are all evil globalist. But a flaw in

this plan is that Alex also thinks that a lot of Republicans, namely the ones who don't worship Trump, are evil globalists. Well, it makes sense because what you do then is now that you've split into the two-party system once more. You have the hard right and then you have the middle right and guess what? Dan, the middle right neocons also work for foreign governments. They're also corrupt. It's a we got to get rid of that party to him. We'll split our hard into the two-party system. Basically, yeah. The split would end up being the Trump fetish community on one side and the non-Trump lovers on the other. And just like you said, we're exactly back where we started with Alex accusing the side that he's not on of being a globalist racket that needs to be destroyed.

There's no polite political disagreement that's really possible in Alex's world because he believes his enemies are literal demons. Yeah, there is only no matter how many parties there are or how they get created, all the ones he's not in will need to be destroyed. Alex wants loyal symbolic opposition. He wants his Trump dictatorship to control like 85% of the government than a different Republican party to be the other 15% completely incapable of doing anything but providing the appearance of some kind of democracy. That's more or less what he's expressing. Yeah, it's crazy. It's like the first time we've ever seen anything like this. It's a really unusual thing for autocracies to do. You would think a student of history like Alex Jones would be aware of the kind

of things that he's advancing as his ideal outcome. I mean, it does seem like this has happened before and since he has read so much history, you know, he would know about it. I mean, how many books is he read about world at least hundreds? Certainly not a book about what the Nazis did in terms of outlawing political parties. Great. Well, you think the Nazis are the bad guy and then you realize the stormtroopers were based on the Nazis, which means Emperor Palpatine was based on Hitler and all the sudden you love Hitler. So interestingly, Alex, like it's not a stray thought that he has, this becomes a theme for the rest of the episode talking about the need to outlaw the Democratic Party. That's not good. The Republicans party parties poll numbers

and Donald Trump's poll numbers are the highest I've ever had that and that's a skewed numbers, though it's much higher. Now Trump must deal the political death blow, start indicting people and he'll get your poll numbers in the Democratic Party because from my family standpoint, it's been very unfair. It's got to be disbanded. It's a criminal organization. It's a mafia disbanded. That's not a radical statement. Yes, it is. It's very globalist. No borders, no walls, the USA at all and the Democratic Party outlaw. He's calling for Trump to outlaw the Democratic Party and this like there have been a series of red flags along the way in terms of what Alex Jones wants. There could not be a larger dictatorship, easy buzzer here, like the reddest

of flags, a deep red flag. Yeah, absolutely. Hey, Alex, Alex wants a dictatorship here. Alex wants an authoritarian regime. I do surrounding his incompetent weirdo leader. I do feel a little bit like I'm on name that tune and we're two words into it and I hit the buzzer. I'm like autocratic rule. Yep. Autocratic rule move on. I mean this is a real easy one. Yeah, outlawing your political opposition. I mean, even like Trump coming to power with the lock her up and the idea of jailing your political opposition. I mean, that's that's the nascent form of this, right? You could kind of weasel around it with like I sincerely believe that Hillary Clinton has committed all these crimes that she needs to be incarcerated. Absolutely.

That's sort of like a hey, you sound a bit like an authoritarian trying to shore up power, right? Hey, you can kind of get around it. Yeah, outlawing your only viable political up opponent party. I think I think you've gone way past the point. Yeah, I think this isn't a radical statement. Yeah, that's a definition of a radical statement. No, from a legal basis, when Trump leaves office, which 50 50 shot at this point, he should go to jail. Like there's no other right whether or not you care about party affiliation. He's committed the crimes necessary and he has a long pattern of committing the crimes and he's going to continue to commit the crimes even after you know, as long as he's free. So it's not a political statement to say

he needs to go into jail. And the thing too is like probably went like if Trump were to be in any trouble after leaving office, it would be something that should be beyond the scale of our justice. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Unfortunately, that ends up with like what the UN or something and then that just justifies all the narratives Alex is ever told. The hate is going to be in real trouble. It's a no win situation. Nope. So anyway, Trump starts rambling telling stories about Steve Scalise playing baseball and Alex, I think he's getting like this is not what I wanted. I wanted a fire and brimstone speech where Trump was going to come out and say the globalists are fucked. Right. I beat this impeachment. Right. You guys are going to pay.

He said bullshit, man. Yeah. That means this is serious about to happen. And then Trump starts talking about Steve Scalise playing baseball. Right. And the first pitch Steve said in his second base and the guy is really in bad shape. And I said, this is terrible. A shot round ball shot is hit the second. And Steve, I say, I didn't have time to think too much. But I said, this is not good. That ball was going toward him. And this guy stopped that ball, caught the ball. He's now laying down. He throws the ball the first base he gets about. I said, it's the most incredible thing. I've never seen athletic. I've never seen anything like it. Right. Trump does is impeach him again. Everybody and he shows the world he's human, not this demonized creature,

this straw man they built. I think Alex is partially right when he says the Trump humanizes people, but he needs to be more specific. White people by standing next to them. They are more human than Trump. No, but through the rhetoric and the words that he uses, he humanizes really bad white people. Yeah, it does seem like he seems to dehumanize non white people like generally like who like a what are you going to say? Alexandria Ocasio Cortez. Sure, we'll give you that one. Rashida to leave. Sure, we'll give you that one where they came from. I mean, it's not like he gave out good statements whenever previous how many civil rights leaders have died. Oh my God. Yeah, we're not doing good. There's a trend when Alex says that he humanizes people. It's

things like this. There's Steve Scalise who sold himself as David Duke without the baggage. Yeah, you humanize this guy. There's good people on both sides at Charlottesville. The Unite the right rally. That's humanizing people who are not great who among us hasn't wanted to commit racially biased crime when I say that he humanizes white people. I should be clear. I don't mean white people as a whole. No, no, I mean people who have some white issues. Yeah, some people who are not good. I will say that he probably wouldn't try and humanize me. I think he would. I think he would probably leave that white person out of it. You call you. I don't know any number. So anyway, Trump gets to talk about how he thinks that Scalise is awesome. Steve is fantastic.

You are fantastic. You and Liz and I don't know who Liz is. Steve Scalise's wife is named Jennifer. She's neither of his kids are named Liz. I have no idea who he's talking about. Like I looked into it because there was a female security, a Capitol police officer who is also injured. Maybe she was Liz. Yeah. Nope. She's not named Liz. She's a woman. We don't need to talk. I don't know who he's talking about. I think he forgot Steve Scalise's wife's name is Jennifer. That would make sense. That's what I'm suspicious of that. Yeah. When we're talking about conspiracy theories, let's go with Trump can't read. So Alex is hearing all this talk about Scalise and all that. And even though Alex loves Scalise, I think he's getting sick of these nice words. Like he's really

starting to get pissed off. Again, we're analyzing what the president said. I get he's being friendly and trying to be human, which he is everybody. I'd like to see more attacks on the deep state and the globalists and there's going to be criminal action against him. He's already said some of that. So I just think he's too much nice talk. I want him to go cue. I want him to release these sealed indictments. I want him to attack. But also cues bullshit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Now that he's free of all of this shit. It's time for him to consolidate his power base, disband the entire Democratic Party. I assume at very least hang Nancy Pelosi in effigy from the fucking White House. Yep. So I mean, but that is exactly what he is. He's on. He's hyper fixated on eliminating.

I want to attack. I want him to attack. I don't want him to be bringing the country together. Fuck. No, the country shouldn't be together. Half the country should be gone. And the people who vote for Democrats should be forced to vote for other Republican. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, they should be forced to vote for Republicans like Biden or Steyer. They should have their political party outlawed. Yeah, absolutely. You know what we need? We need a new Republican party and I know just who should lead it. Pete Buttigieg. Why? I mean, it's ridiculous. Anyway, Alex wants the Democratic Party gone. Of course. Now, of course, you've got over 10 major parties in England and you had the conservatives blending with over 50 something percent that it's over

for labor. It's so the same thing. We can kill this party now if we how do we do that because they criminal anti American group that says the country shouldn't exist. Well, that that's not a political party. That's a foreign enemy operation. So he's just really on this tip. Like I don't know where it's coming. I mean, I know where it's coming from, but I don't. I don't recall him going on these rants so consistently and this hitting this point so hard. I don't know. It's weird. It's not a good sign. I really do think we're getting to. We're getting past the point where he's bought his own bullshit on on that stuff. Like it's destroying the Democratic. Yeah, absolutely. Like we're we're really past the point where he was exploiting this autocratic

kind of bullshit thinking. Okay, well, I yeah, I know Trump's mobbed up. I see now he's got all this white agreement shit. This is perfect for my base. We're going to ride this out and then he just forgot that he was lying. Yeah, it's possible. It's possible. It's hard to know what goes on within the hearts of men. Yeah, William Shakespeare. I've heard that guy. So anyway, Alex goes to break and he comes back and you might have heard like a voice in the background that's because Owen Schreuer is now in studio sitting with him and being ineffectual, but Alex comes back and he's doing a little singing, but it's not to the highway man. You're not allowed. You're not allowed to even hear James Brown.

I got something that makes me want a shot. I sure did something that tells me what it's all about. And I'm super bad. Yeah, I got some and I'm super bad. Yeah. I gotta move tells me what to do. You do not. He thinks the song's about the Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ. Also, James Brown, get on the scene like a sex machine. Also about the Holy Spirit. James Brown is so good. Funky drummer is it's also about the Holy Spirit. That's because all drummers, all drummers have the Holy Spirit. I was a drummer for years.

So last, do you think that that singing along with I got sold super bad? If you think that put him in a good mood. No, it did not. How could it not just run bangs man? Come on. He's still complaining about the Democratic Party and how they got to go. We're feeling nice about the feet of the Democrats. The fact that we put up with this so long is really a crime where you put up with this so long and the Democrats like what about like wasn't it just a few years ago? The Alex was above the political. I think George W. Bush really should have just disbanded the Democratic Party. That makes sense. He's been ideologically Alex's entire identity for so long has been about like

hey, the whole left-right paradigm is all an illusion. You know, they're all the same. But now you're saying you put up with this for so long from the the Democrats like they're just saying you're secretly a Republican all along because that's what everyone said. It does seem like we we because we figured this out a long time ago, but his paradigm is not the left-right paradigm. It's the white non-white paradigm and that's where we're that's where we're at. Yep. Yep. It's the classes of person that he is against the other. Yep. It's because Christian is so important to white, male, cisgender, like all of these heterosexual, all of these identifiers, right? And that's what's so important to him. Yeah, not the

necessarily the Democrat or Republican. But now he's recognized that he's quote unquote, patriot, folk, the Liberty folk have taken over the Republican Party. So now it is the Republican Party. Well, it's not because there should be two Republican Party. Sure. God, he's so stupid. Does he not even hear when you say get rid of my political enemies and then let's take my political friends and split them in twain based on whether or not they worship Trump's ballsack or not. And then guess what? They're the new fucking globalists and we we just do it over and over and over again based on instead of oh now we're evangelicals. Now it's oh you're not my type of evangelical. You're a mega church evangelical. Guess what? You're out of the Republican Party

too. Like it's fucking obvious. Yes. This is the mentality. So Alex is just a part of like it always ends up this way. No, it's just division leads to more division leads to more division. Yep. So Alex in this next he starts taking some calls and he gets a caller who is trying to give Alex proof that a major quarantine in the United States is about to happen. Oh no and the proof that he provides is I think is thin big prep for incoming outbreak. Repeat what you were saying that they have. You're watching this around the country, not just in Idaho, but the group's prepping for what again? What? Well, basically I still have connections back in the Bay Area in California and so they're they're doing a emergency job fair for commercial

truck drivers for liquid O2 and CO2. Normally you wouldn't think anything of that, but you're like why so specific? But because of what's going on with the Corona virus, you know, they know what's coming and so this is what they're getting ready for it or maybe not. I don't know. That's not proof of anything. Normally you wouldn't think that's suspicious and I will continue to do that. This weekend there are multiple job fairs for CDL for specific fields. Some of them are in the health care field. Some of them are for school bus drivers or school bus drivers. They're the ones carrying the most viruses. I mean, this is just nonsense. So but Alex, you know, he jumps off from this and tries to justify why he believes that this

outbreak is the real deal as opposed to in the past when it was all fake, even though in the past he's said it was like real, but the globalists are doing it right. I don't know. It's weird. His non specific terms that he uses around like what's real and what's fake. It's also indecipherable that it to the point of not mattering. But anyway, this one's real and very bad. Sure. Until it's fake. Well, it will be eventually. This isn't normal because they're not hyping it, but the real ground level action is for a crisis. Same thing in China, not hyping it, but acting like it's the end of the world. Clearly a thousand videos coming out showing all sorts of shooting people at checkpoints. He'll shoot in homes, piles of dead bodies and body bags.

Clearly this is much bigger. So like I said, Alex has no precise definition of what he means by the globalists hyping something. That's such a non specific idea that he can just throw it around over however he likes. Like even if the World Health Organization and the media are covering this outbreak, he can say that they're not hyping it enough because they're not saying things like it's over for humanity. There will only be lone survivors. They're not high. You know, they're not hyping it. If they hired Flavor Flave, then we're golden. They're not and there's no complaints about hype. They're not hyping it. Be like my friend. The health ranger does. He wasn't hyping. He was keeping it secret while at the same time treating it like it's a very big deal. Hype

is all just manipulation tactics to justify the conclusions that Alex is already operating off and that conclusion is that this is a civilization level threat, which is actually a bio weapon deployed by the globalists. You should be very scared of it. And the only solution is buying all of the products that Alex sells. That's legitimately the entire game. So the stories that he's talking about, that woman being shot at a checkpoint is based on an unconfirmed video someone tweeted. I have no idea if it's real or not. And it's not even a video of her being shot. It's just someone on the ground who appears to have been shot. I have no idea if it's real. And the last few times in this whole coronavirus season of Alex's show, I've seen things being

posted that are very old videos that people are recirculating claiming to be current. I don't know if that's the case here and neither does Alex. He doesn't care to know because assuming it's real and current helps him sell the fear that he needs to sell his products. Someone being told to stay in their home if they're sick isn't really a bizarre story. So I don't really know how that's being presented as some kind of outrage. Yeah, not sure what the angle is. Yeah, if Alex points to a video of somebody getting shot and saying that it's current, I want a fucking newspaper in that video. Otherwise, I'm going to assume it was from 12 years ago and it's both no one being shot over is good. No, it's missing it, but I don't know. I agree. I'm just saying that that's how the ability

is tough here. Yeah, the stuff about there like crematoriums and body bags is all stuff Alex is reporting from an article on Michael Snyder's economic collapse blog, which was recently pushing the chicken vaccine patent narrative along with other meme based outbreak conspiracies. All the stuff that's on this site is it's based on the same sort of evidence alleged photos and possibly out of context quotes from people like in the epoch times. None of this rises to the level of solid reporting as best as I can tell. It's really hard to get solid information about this situation, but that's not an excuse to traffic and hearsay and speculation. The main reason why you're seeing this type of reporting out of all of these right wing blogs and websites

is because they have very low standards for what they accept as proven and they've cultivated audiences that don't care if they're constantly wrong and at this point also they're all selling food apparently. Probably a lot of them are. Yeah, a lot of them are. So I don't know. Alex can say all this stuff about like it's obviously way worse because I've seen all these things. Some of them are memes and some of them are absolutely old videos being recirculated and being repurposed as about the coronavirus. Some of them are stories like the chicken vaccine patent that Alex still thinks is real. There are these things and there are things that are anecdotal. Like if you see a picture of some place that has two body bags in it,

you in your mind assume, well, there must be a lot more, whereas it could just be two people died in this hospital. So you can't run on anecdotal stuff in terms of assessing the scale or scope of any of this. And Alex does cut to 15 years from now. We would like to welcome our new director of the World Health Organization, Alex Carpe Donkton. Oh, better choice. Yeah. So Alex starts talking here about how I didn't cut a clip of this, but earlier Alex was ranting about how when Trump calls him, she doesn't. But when he used to call him, Alex would be like, I don't need recognition. I don't need you to pat me on the head. Sure. I just want you to do get the globalist. Absolutely. So Alex mirrors that theme here. Trump knows the average person

just wants recognition and that's great. People look at their arms and legs blown off for medals, or at least that's what Trump thinks. That's not why they really did it. That's why for most people, it's embarrassing to get those medals. I want victory over these people because I know they're evil. They're trying to dominate my soul and my will and I'm fighting against that. I think that's about rush. Yeah. I think it's about rush limbaugh. Yeah, getting out of metal. Yeah, I didn't get a medal rush got a medal. Oh, all he did was get cancer. I can get cancer. I think it's just more deflection of like I'm not motivated by that. I just want to get the globalist even though embarrassing for most people to get medals after we after we listen to the pierce Morgan

follow up at the gun shop where he's like, hey, how we we had a we had to back on the show. We had really great ratings. You should have me back on the show. I'm not about it like fuck off. Yeah, I went there and I confronted him and then he was like, hey, we had a great time. Hey, ratings were up. You said back home. I don't know about that. Yeah, fuck off. Yeah. So Alex gets to talking about how like you think really it is all just about defeating the globalists for him and he's been very consistent about that with those. Some people have not. That's why they're all over the news at that time when get rid of Jones, take him off air, sue him, destroy him. Don't let the president see any Alex Jones. Don't let him talk to Alex Jones because I'm

like, you cannot trust the people you brought in. And I had conversations with other folks who were talking to the president at the time. They're like, well, don't talk bad about John Bolton. You know, I've had a lot of drinks with him and played poker with him. And that's definitely Roger Stone. Yep. Absolutely Roger Stone. I said, listen, he's against everybody. Stop thinking that. And later it's been proven right. So yes, that's all I've told the president to do is is remove all these enemies around him. No, you didn't. No, you did not. You did not. Not even a little. You believe Roger Stone, a hundred percent hook line and sinker 100 percent every single word Roger Stone whispered in your ear rat fucking you like a monster. You asshole.

Yeah. So Owen's been in there sitting along and I do not contributing too much, but each according to his ability. Sure. Alex wants some wants to talk some culture issues with him and Owen's got an interesting take on why culture was better than the past. You kind of just sit here and you open your eyes and you're just like, well, what is this? Nobody likes this. Well, of course, nobody likes it. It's not about giving you what you want. It's about force feeding. Yeah. And graining that into children's minds too. So children think that they think, oh, that's normal. So, you know, children are growing up seeing the Clint Eastwoods. They're not growing up seeing the Elvis Presley's. They're not growing up seeing the John Waynes.

They're growing up seeing Nas in a female cowboy outfit. He's talking about like little Nas X. Yeah. He's not talking about Nas. No. What are those three old time role models have in common? They were all dead before Owen Schreuer was ever born. There's some identifying or their careers were at least some identifying characteristic. Let's see. Hard to put a finger on. So we've got Clint Eastwood. We've got Elvis Presley, Elvis Presley, John Wayne, and we got John Wayne. Well, let's say one of them was gay. The other one stole all his music from black people and then Clint Eastwood talked to a chair. I think we're good. All right. Some something. You know, something unites those. I think that's what

it. I'm not sure exactly what it is. So anyway, Alex sells his silver more and I really think he's playing with fire the way he and it's even evolved since the last time we talked about this like not the last time we talked on this episode, but you know, a couple of episodes back I was mentioning like he's getting weird about this. It's evolving. I don't make claims without showing you. I was only authorized to do this about a week and a half ago and I'll show TV viewers and overcame this. The Texas A&M University Health System Center. This is again confidential and it's the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Tom Ridge. And it goes over the fact that they're looking at this U.S. Department of Army

headquarters, United States operations command outside of Florida. And here's what the address and they go on to say that the Pentagon and A&M and others have found that the American Biotech Labs LLC patented nano silver has been found to knock out the SARS. It levels better than anything else they've found at that time. It's 2007. And of course, the coronavirus is in the whole SARS family. It's the antecedent of it. It comes with a progenitor of it. It's not how it works. That's the type of stuff we sell and what we bring to you. The truth is any silver from our research helps with this stuff. This is just the best stuff you're going to find out there info or store.com. I think he might be flying too close to the sun

here. Yeah, that one's that one's pretty blatant because the as best I can tell from the documents that he showed on camera. It was not them saying the nano silver has been proven. It's this product had the gel had been. You can't apply claims just because they have the same ingredient in it because the ingredient is at different levels. It's formulated different. It's taken up in different parts of the body. It might not be according to the FDA, according to trials, clinical trials. It might not be internally effective. Hey, it might only be topically effective. You can't play this game and it's a game. Alex is playing very clearly. I don't know. We'll see what happens if you can't afford the nano silver. Just just start eating silver

dollars. It's not 100% silver. Probably won't kill you. You might pass it someday. Knowledge fight does not stand behind these medical claims. So one of the phenomena that I see a lot is Alex will start going down some road and then you'll see his callers mirror it. Oftentimes it takes a couple days when he starts doing something weird for his callers to be like, Hey, you know what? I like that. In this case, two seconds. It's pretty quick. And what I want to see the president Trump do is step up like any self-respecting big game hunter and finish off the Democrat. So you see callers calling in and saying, I mean, obviously he's using a metaphor. He's not caught saying the Trumps should shoot the Democrats. He's not saying he should step on their

throats and fire into their face. You should finish the job. He's mirroring Alex's desire to see the elimination and outlawing and banishing of the Democratic party. So you see, it's just very, it's very fast. Alex is pushing that pretty hard on this episode and I think the callers hear it and get it. So now Alex has a guest. He's also has Owen shroyer sitting in studio and he's got a guest and I feel a little weird about this. Well, Daniel Lorraine is going to be riding shotgun with us for the next hour. She's running against Nancy Pelosi has been pulling off some really great stunts. You want to call it that to expose that monster? We're going to her in just a moment. So this candidate who's running against Nancy Pelosi apparently has pretty much guaranteed

that she's not going to win by appearing on info wars. This is not a good tactical decision on her part, but it's a good way to get some attention in specific communities. Yeah, they said that about Trump, Dan. I don't know much about Deanna Lorraine, but I do know that people have been gunning for the female Congress members in California for quite a while, namely Nancy Pelosi and Maxine waters. One of the people who is doing so was Omar Navarro, who used to come on in for us a bunch and talk about how he was going to beat Maxine waters, which he never succeeded in doing. And he's never going to because Omar Navarro is currently in custody facing multiple charges for stalking his ex-girlfriend who had put out restraining orders against him. Sure,

his ex-girlfriend coincidentally is Deanna Lorraine. Obviously I am. I empathize with her for what she had to do. Endure the abuse that was subjected to her by Omar Navarro. Yeah, none of that is her fault. No, it's just interesting to see her going the exact same route that Navarro did politically. She's running a completely doomed campaign against a longtime congressperson in California and promoting herself on info wars, which seems weird. She can't possibly expect to win and but for the best I can tell it's got to be some sort of a publicity stunt. Alex says that she's been pulling publicity stunt. Yeah, it seems like it might be a cash grab and maybe she learned that from Omar Navarro. Hey,

talking about Navarro to the Daily Beast Lorraine said quote. I think a lot of this power has gotten to his head. He has a lot of money now from campaign donations. I think there's an entire possibility that you recognize you run a doomed campaign where you try and yeah, you try and get a little bit of mud thrown on the rivals of big political donors on the right are going to fund you even though you know you know you're going to lose. Yeah, it's just then get a lot of money that way. And the only way you get indicted for campaign finances abuses is if you make too much money or you accidentally win like that dumb asshole who vaped all the time vape vape guy vape guy. Yeah. So I don't know it's really complicated for me because I

obviously don't think that any of the negative aspects of her association with Omar Navarro or her fault. Yeah, like I wouldn't point the finger at her for that. He's an asshole who stalked her. Yeah, fuck that guy. I just think it's fascinating that both sides of that equation are running against California Democratic Congress people and they both choose to promote themselves on info war. Hey, it's weird. You get a grift. You find the grift and you keep it going. That's the simple. That's the simple tactic. It's very strange to me. I don't really know how to handle it. Honestly, I start running against leftist candidates or Nancy Pelosi. So Alex has Lorraine on and they talk a bit about how she's going to be Nancy Pelosi, which she's not. Of

course not. Not a chance. Nope. I'm not saying that someone couldn't, but it's not a Republican. No, no, it's not her. No, it's it's doubtful. I see zero chance of that. So they talk about that a little bit and who cares? It's blustery nonsense, but they end up taking some calls and this caller calls in and she is saying that she had a health situation in the past that she recovered from. But now she thinks that it might have been the Wuhan coronavirus and that a lot of people maybe just maybe have been getting that coronavirus for a long time and recovering and we just didn't know it was here. It's a long term game and this is weird. Maybe the virus has been here already for quite some time and the people who've been getting it

and surviving it. It's been crippling those. That's kind of why the global cooperation and the quarantine measures really don't match up with each other because they know it's, it's hard. No, there's been a bunch of weird respiratory stuff going around. It killed three of my family six years ago and two weeks. They all got it. What? Which are all diving in a month. So you don't tell me, I absolutely agree with you. And that's, you know, I only got really sick respiratory when he got locked up in DC jail. There's a lot of stuff going on out there. I don't know about the precise details of Alex's family members or anything like that. I would just say that there's some examples of people

who have gotten things that Alex is talking about and all of them are opposed to vaccines. Yeah. Well, I mean, hey, it's a, what are you going to do? It's an interesting cross-section of like Alex's family and Owen Troyer. It works for Alex, Dan, all aggressive anti-vaccination communities. If you die of a disease that you could have been vaccinated against, that's God's will, Dan. You're not taking those global as vaccines to live past when God said that you should die. Yeah. And the guy who proved that ulcers were caused by bacteria did so basically by ingesting a shit ton of bacteria and then curing it. I challenge her to infect herself with the Corona virus. You mean this caller? Absolutely. Well, I don't know if we'll be

able to track her down. Well, I would like I challenge her. You doubt she's a listener of our show fair enough. So I I know I wasn't all that interested in Deanna Lorraine and her appearance on the show and I almost would have just ignored it entirely probably. Yeah. I wouldn't even brought up the fact that she had restraining orders against Omar Navarro all that. I probably would have just left it all alone because she's someone who is running against Nancy Pelosi as a Republican in California. Not going to happen. It does not seem like it's going to work. So I would have just been like, ah, who cares? Right. But then she says a bunch of stuff and I'm like, no, gotta talk about her because she thinks that this Corona virus is by a weapon. Ms. Lorraine, please comment on the

Corona virus. Oh gosh. I mean, you know, they are so not telling us the truth about it. There's so many lies. I feel like there's absolutely some manufacturing going on. I think that it probably was a manufactured virus. And you know, I mean, look, it's just very convenient that it happens to come out right at this time. And it happens to influence these areas. It's very odd. So I have, I don't think anything is coincidental. And I think it's probably manufactured. Well, I don't regularly be conclusive, but I can tell you the decisively major universities that do this study didn't say it's got the HIV delivery system on it. It's been manufactured. And then the US biological weapons treaty author comes out and

says it. And then all this other always says that this is something that this is something else. And that's all I'm saying. So he's Alex is saying that this is definitive based on this study that's retracted and inconclusive not peer reviewed. Can't really use this as proof of anything. And Francis Boyle, the guy who says this all the fucking time on your show. Yeah, but he was right. No. Oh, okay. So I don't know all of this like all this. It's definitive. It's it's concrete. It is not none of this stuff he's talking about means anything. But it is interesting. I think this might hurt Lorraine in the in the in the general. Yeah. I bet she won't make it out of the prime you don't know. There's gonna be a red wave that gets rid of Nancy Pelosi in her seat.

I don't know man. Well, they'll probably yeah. I mean like look. I mean below Pelosi is ripe for critique. Certainly she should be kicked the fuck out. There's a lot of things that certainly from the left and from the right people have a number of complaints about her and certainly that tearing up the speech at the end of the state of the union. So brave. So brave. I think I think so brave to send a message to Trump. I hate paper. So sure. I think there's a lot of complaints. Sure. Some of them valid. Some of them from Alex not so valid. Not so valid. Here's one of those. This isn't a joke. This is an enforce dot com article just one up. Better Pelosi claims Trump was drugged during state of the union. It looked to me like he was a

little sedated. Here it is. Oh how young we were when Alex and Roger Stone were saying that Trump was speaking weird at speeches and rallies. Well he was being drugged putting slow acting sedatives in his diet. Cokes. Oh how how innocent that was. How offensive it is for Pelosi to suggest he was on a set. How dare she say the thing that we said. What are we doing. I don't know. What's the what are we doing. So I feel like you want to leave. And if that's the case. Okay. You and Owen Troyer have something in common because he doesn't want to be doing this anymore. Good for him. He has a show to do of his own later and Alex will not let him leave. Let's ram through a bunch of calls here. Owen by the way you were trying to go. Yeah Alex won't let me

go. I'm supposed to host the war room for three hours from three to six. And Alex is like no you stay with Cobra. You stay with Cobra. That's true. And Baroness joins us. Yeah. You got a lot of good stuff coming up on the war room today. Again Alex cannot frame what he's doing except by the bad guy. The bad guy. There's no like why wouldn't you be G.I. Joe. Why are you Cobra? You know who my favorite people in the show Captain Planet were pollution. None of those fuckers who had their goddamn rings or that guy. He's blue. Get him out of here. What more globalist proof do you need than he looks like the globe. The foot was actually the good guys in the Ninja Turtle. It's strangely consistent like Alex just being being and identifying

with the villains. You know there's a difference between anti hero and the most evil person that could be and G.I. Joe with Cobra is again like that's another one of those like there's no ambiguity here. Nope. This is a very clear case of good and bad in especially if you are a United States loving fucking Patriot you would think that G.I. Joe would be your hero right. Yeah, that's a small factor. This too. I think this one and I mean maybe even it's the case with the Star Wars one too. It's just like there's only a few impressions Alex can do that's fair. So maybe it doesn't maybe we could do a really good Willy Wonka. He'd be a nice man. Yeah, maybe it's just the impressions that let him down this dark path. What if it is

what if it's like these are the only skills I can embody these couple voices do it or I could tragic tragic only if only someone would have taught him. Yeah, Obi-Wan Kenobi. Yeah, yeah, that would a man. You really start to think about Calvinism. Whatever you hear about a lot of predetermination and Alex's abilities to do impressions. So Alex takes more calls after Owen leaves and I think this call is really interesting because I think it really embodies a caller who is so close to understanding that Trump is stringing people along to get reelected. It's so close. I love those guys. It's this guy is one hair away. I love them. So close. I love them and they're never going to get there. You know, we're all like five year olds waiting on

Christmas for Trump to do something to these guys. And what I was going to say is I just think that he's waiting till the second term. I don't think they were going to let him. He knows if he did something, it could go against him on that second term. So I think he's holding out. There's too many people on the fence. What's your thoughts on that? No, I totally agree. So he's so close to understanding that like they're there. He's waiting until he gets reelected to do anything. Jesus. That's the that's the classic things like yeah. Of course, I'll do that as soon as I'm reelected. I'll lock her up. First thing I'm going to do as soon as I'm elected. I'll lock her up. Well, I can't do it. I don't have the political capital until my

second term. Right. Jesus. Yeah. And totally. It's it's it's tragic to me. The the the way in which that's like oh man, you almost get it. Well, you do get it. You're just delusion. Yeah, you're deluding yourself into thinking that like yeah, this time for real. It'll be whenever he gets back in. It's all going down. No one wants to admit they got conned. Nope. It is. It reminds me of that like if you okay. When will you get to the line if every step you take is halfway there right? You know they're like they're just never going to get there. Yep. It's just never going to happen. Nope. And it turns out that Diana is also on this tip of like Trump probably in the next term. Oh, for sure. He's probably going to do it in a moment. And he she has a very specific

thing that she wants to happen to Trump's enemies. And if you're aware of the larger conspiracy ecosystem, what she wants to happen tells you about what she believes. I really hope that he's holding all that wrath and justice for a second term because I can't take it anymore. I'm getting really impatient here and we need justice. I mean, that's why we elected him into office so that we can actually get justice and get these bad people in Gitmo or behind bars where they belong. She's into QAnon. Release those sealed indictments, Dan. There's 23,000. Have they moved up yet? Did he not write any more sealed indictments? The saying that they need to be sent to Gitmo is indicator is the strong indicator of that's what they talk about a lot. That's a Q

thing of like all of these Adam Schiff in the Christopher Strock or whatever. All of these people are going to be Mueller. They're all going to Gitmo, Obama. They're all going to Guantanamo. And that's, you know, that's why Trump's not closing Guantanamo to also see. I don't think Q even knows how many cells there are in Gitmo plenty for all the globalists. I really don't think so. Plenty of them. It's not as big as we think when she's saying things like that. It's just a clear indication. Like, oh, you're, you're, you're into the Q stuff. Jesus. Yep. So if one last caller, and I think that it's interesting the way this caller phrases what he wants Trump to do, Tim, what do you want to see when Trump gets reelected? What do you want to

see day one? I want to see him unleash the Kraken. Yes. I've heard that before. Dan Badandi. I think so. I think so. He wants Trump. Dan Badandi is out. He wants to sit down, but don't be somewhere weird. Thank you for reelected me. So wait, Dan Badandi is freed. So if I understand correctly, Dan Badandi is the solution to the globalists. I didn't know that, but now it makes so much sense. Yeah. So Alex says almost two of Alex. Alex talks about this a little more and like it's so funny to me to know that like that is the way he talked about Dan Badandi. Dan Badandi's nickname was the Kraken. Alex responds to this guy's call without any, any awareness of the fact that he's being sued right now. Kraken never worked. By the way, in case you're

wondering, he needs to release the Kraken, but that is not an employee of him. Certainly not. That's exactly what I was told that Trump intends to release the Kraken once he's reelected. I was told that by somebody very close to president. So we'll see what happens. And of course the Kraken brings destruction on evil cities. No, like Newtown. No, that's not how the Kraken works. Right. The Kraken is a cold, unfeeling monster that tears apart everything in its path. Right. So Alex saying that he's heard this in the second term is now him just feeding into the exact same wish fulfillment narratives that or that that that other caller was very close to recognizing is is characteristic

of what's going on. Yeah, it's just very sad. It's a it's a sad. It's a sad day. It's such a thing that they're primed for and they have been for so long. And I think I think more than just Trump supporters are too. I think it's a human impulse. Of course, but I mean, especially infowars listeners just on the just on account of how many years have we have we been waiting for the summer of rage summer rage summer of rage is coming. That's right. It's coming here. Okay. Well, it didn't this time, but next time it's coming. They're still planning it. They're 10 years long. It's been suppressing the price of gold forever. And yeah, it's about to well. It didn't this time, but it's a going to next time. Uh huh. Yeah. Among other things. It's so characteristic

of their their style of rhetoric in the broadcast that yeah. Absolutely. You're you're sitting ducks for that sort of thing. And we did it too. When Obama was elected, we're we're going like he's going to actually do something about the bankers. He's going to actually do something about the buy. He's going to close Guantanamo Bay. The very thing that we were just talking about. I yeah, I think and it never happened. I think you could get wrapped up in that. And I think a lot of people did, but I do think and I'm sure there are parts of the right that you just never hear from that respond similarly, but from a lot of the the left that I'm more familiar with and and uh aware of there was more of a hope that that was what was going

to happen. Yeah, but not like a this is definitely like he's going to. That's very true. That's a really good point. I'm sure that's a really good point, but I'm certain there are some Republicans who are the same way for sure hoping these things like I don't know Medicare goes away. Yeah, I don't want social security when I'm older. They hope that Trump will accomplish those things, but they don't look at it in the same way of like if he gets reelected, he'll release the Kraken. All I'm saying Dan is that I am on a fixed income and I would very much like my president to take it away from me. Sure. Sure. It's good thinking. Yeah. So anyway, we get to the end of this episode and I think it's I think there's a you know

interesting thing that's going on. The not interesting thing is certainly the continuing of the coronavirus stuff and the let's say consistent thread of it all being soft and weak. Yeah. That's not all that interesting, but it's my charge, I guess to keep keep tracking it as it goes along. Also very sad that there wasn't the in studio surgery. Sorry that I got your hopes up. That is a disappointment. You really got me. You really did get me. I trusted you for so long and you leveraged it for that one moment. It's been a three year prank. It is a good one. It is a good one. End of show. And the the other thing too like is the the continuing of the the food sales. Clearly it's going well and now it's just leaning into that. Yeah. And the the escalating

I would say dangerous way he's selling the silver not necessarily dangerous to people because I don't know if it really would harm them to take it. Maybe they don't have the money to buy it and he's hurting them that way entirely possible. Yeah, but it's not it's not so much that he's jeopardizing people's health by promoting the so except maybe as an opportunity cost. Well, it's you like don't get vaccinated. Take the silver and maybe that would be bad, but it's a woman sending your last five bucks to a prosperity gospel creature where you're like fuck you. You're an evil person. Yeah, it's dangerous. Not the person giving the five dollars obvious. No, it's dangerous on that front and I but what I more mean is like the way he's

engaging in salesmanship. Yeah is dangerous to his own interests and I do see that trend continuing and maybe even getting worse. I'm interested to see how bad it can get. Yeah, I have a sense that he'll sort of stick around this point for a while. I think I don't know if he'll go any further, but I don't know if he would like. I don't even know if there would be any consequences if he did go further. That's a good question. I think the fact that he's so public and such a high profile person. He might get in trouble, but I was reading some article from like 2013 where a guy who was a can't remember his name, but he was a guy who was in the FDA and he was talking to. I don't know. Maybe I think it was business insider. I don't know some

publication, some business, maybe the week. Who knows? Yeah, sure. And he was saying that like seventy percent of supplement manufacturers are marketing their products illegally. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and so like it. There's a decent chance that so much of this just doesn't ever get anybody in any trouble. I was going to say I was like how many cases in the past year has the FDA brought probably a ton that you've never heard. Maybe I think they also have a lot of issues to deal with. Yeah, that might not be the highest priority for them, right? I don't know and so there's a decent chance. That's another reason why I don't want to snitch, right? There's a possibility. You do that and it doesn't matter. Right, right, right, but yeah, you want to still have some faith in

the system. Yeah, so I'm interested to see where that goes like even in the next like while like it's entirely possible. He could get worse on that or stay in the same place and then this trend of the Democratic Party has got to go is a very disheartening turn. I what's most terrifying about it is this the propensity that we've seen for the right wing news media to recycle or to like take these horrifying things from the hard right. Yeah, and just kind of like smooth them into rounded edges. So people in the you're talking about this in a while. Yeah, ostensibly. He's in the middle. You know, you're talking to a middle of the road Republican and somehow Tucker manages to use language in such a way that they're like

well. You know, I used to think that the two party system required the Democrats, but now he's making a good argument. You could just split the GOP. We could just split the GOP. You know what? I don't like those hard right guys. Some of those guys are Nazis. I think I'm the Democrat now as long as we get rid of all the Democrats. Yeah, yeah. It's I mean there are other flaws to the two party system that I, you know, I have. I have there are many and the Democratic Party itself like there's a whole bunch of other issues that I think are important, but certainly not relevant to this right. Alex's right. Yeah, I mean like it's it is it is worrying. I'm not entirely sure if this is something that would trickle. Yeah, because it's so fucking overtly right out of

line. Yeah, that's a good point and I think one of the things that makes it so out of line is that I think that there is a valid way that you can behave this way and not be authoritarian. Like let's say we need to destroy this party by winning all of the elections. Right. We need to super charge organizing in states looking down ballot. We need to get to a point where we make them irrelevant right through democracy. Yeah, showing that our ideas are better than theirs. Our candidates are better. Like there is a way to talk about destroying your opposition without saying Trump should outlaw it. Right. It's not like the country was born with only Democrats and Republicans. We had so many. Yeah, exactly. We've had so many political parties. The no

nothings, although they were more like. Oh shit. We've been here before. Yeah. So I it's not so much. I mean to clarify it's any bit. It's not so much the idea of getting rid of this party that is the problem. It's the means by which you seek to do it. Yeah, that is markedly and specifically authoritarian. Yeah, and that's a problem and I like when the no nothings used to beat the shit out of their political opponents. Sure. There's that. It's not surprising to hear from Alex, but it is troubling and I worry about where it might go because it. I mean this trend that we've been seeing for like at least the last couple months has been like everything is downward. Yeah, like every everything is downward. And I wonder I'm spitballing here. Yeah, let's

hear it. I'm wondering if all of these sales like that he's getting by way of the coronavirus sensationalism, all the food buckets that he's moving, presumably this increased silver sales. I'm wondering if the thing that was driving him towards being so much more extreme was the desperation of running out of money. Yeah, if all of these sales are happening and his numbers are looking better, will that trend not continue? I'm seeing the answer is no. Yeah. Yeah, I was going to say well on the sales clearly on this episode and now he's saying outlaw the democratic right. No, what I I mean I was going to I was going to say that earlier is one reason that I think the the shit about the virus is so weak is because the sales are so good. Even if he's

peddling bull and like lazy nonsense means why would why would even bother doing any more research. He can just say corona is coming to kill you and I've got the documents by silver right like it's so easy for him. It does seem that way. Yeah, it's upsetting. It's very upsetting. I'm bummed out, but we'll see what happens. I mean, even as a bum, a bunch of a bummer is that is like it's still you know, I hate to go through all of this to do another episode, you know, fast turnaround time. We're recording this on Thursday. This is Thursday's episode and all that, but like still big relief that Alex is back in studio because then I know he's in Austin for one. I know where he is right. Right. We got to have an eye on him at all time in our world. We need to

know where he's at for one and for two. All these other people are so fucking incompetent that like even as terrible as he is, he's still so much better at this than the rest of those ding dongs who are getting for wars. So we're welcome back to studio. Alex. Hope you had a great vacation. Sorry. You got a fever. Your silver did not cure you. I hope the FEA doesn't come after you and we'll be back, but we have a website. We do. It's knowledge fight dot com. Yeah, that's right. We're also on Twitter. We are on Twitter. It's that knowledge underscore fight and I go to bed Jordan. We are also on Facebook. We are on Facebook. If you'd like to download the show, please go to iTunes or wherever podcastual apps are sold and download, subscribe, review,

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