Knowledge Fight - #723: September 8, 2022

Episode Date: September 9, 2022

Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex responded to the news that the Queen had passed away.  As it turns out, mostly with racism, anti-feminist chat, and laundering of Christian nationalism. 

I'm sick of them posing as if they're the good guys saying we are the bad guys knowledge fight. Dan and George, knowledge fight. Need money. Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas. Stop it. Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas. It's time to pray. Andy and Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding us. Hello, Alex. I'm a first-person caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. Knowledge fight. Knowledge fight.com. I love you. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes. Sit around, worship at the altar of Celine and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Oh, indeed we are, Dan. Jordan. Dan. Jordan. Quick question for you. What's your bright spot today, buddy? My bright spot today is that while we were recording our last episode,

it was brought to my attention on Twitter that the all-star greatest civil rights attorney of all time, Norm Pattis, dropped our name in a court hearing about Alex's bankruptcy or about the Connecticut case. Getting a name drop. Knowledge first, I believe you called us. I like that. I appreciate that. If that was on purpose, high marks, top marks to you. And if it's not on purpose, we earned it. I respect that. Civil rights attorney slash pantsless racist stand-up comedian. I was going to say, I would have preferred, I think I would have preferred to be in his type five. Woke insurance agent. I would have been like, oh, I mean, if he had written a bit about how these two idiots in Chicago or SJW user or whatever, that would have been good. I would have been happier

with that. Yeah, apparently we are a cottage industry. I've been, I've been in front of a judge in more ways than I ever thought I would be. That is definitely the case. You were technically in front facing the judge in Texas, just from a like sort of spatial perspective. Right, right, right. Not how I was expecting that to go. No, certainly thought you would be facing a charge more than just a judge physically. So yeah, that was, that was delightful. When I saw the tweet, Anna Merlin tweeted, she was following the hearing. And when I first saw it, I was like, that's nuts. But also I thought like, what possible fucking context could this be in? And then someone linked a clip and I was just like, what a, what a loser. Oh yeah. Yeah. I mean, you know, it's not as exciting

as I would have hoped, but also just come on, Norm. You did stand up where you said the N word with that. No, you really can't. There's just nothing you can do there. And I love the notion that there is something disqualifying about like, let's say the plaintiff's lawyers appearing on our show or me being a expert consultant for that case, when you could just flash to Norm sitting next to Alex drunkenly screaming about how he wants the lawyer's head on a pike. There's that. Yes. There is that show. There is that. Like it seems like, you know, don't, don't pursue this line too far, Norm, lest it bite you in the back too. Yeah. Every time I hear civil rights lawyer, it's like, oh man, I just imagine Atticus Finch with his pants around his ankle,

saying the N word in an open mic. Like it's just like, you can't be a civil. What? I'm not even sure. That didn't even feel like an open mic. It seemed like a wedding reception or a corporate event. Yeah. Also, that was in the sequel. That's right. Yeah. Yeah. Harper Lee didn't want to be published. Fair enough. Yeah. Yeah. That was a smart choice on her part. What's your bright spot? My bright spot is my bright spot. My bright spot. Hey, bright spots are back in style this season. Um, no, uh, I found out something, you know, in many ways, I'm still the small town boy. Sure. You know, shocked by the lights of the big city. I found out you can renew your registration, your car was straight registration and just like a fucking currency exchange.

What? Yeah. I didn't know that. I had no idea. I have been going to the DMV every year for, I mean, until they did the mailing things or whatever, but I've been going to the DMV way more than I needed to. That's interesting. I guess that, um, currency exchange is probably have to diversify a little bit in terms of the thing, but it seems weird that they're allowed to do that. No, I know what my partner told me. I was literally like, I don't want to participate in your underground registration ring that is run through fucking Western Union or whatever it is. Yeah. But yeah, it turns out that that's totally fine. You can get those stickers, you slap them on your plate. You're good to go. It took four minutes. Wow. Yeah. It drove me insane.

Four minutes is also a pretty good timing for a currency exchange. I've had a couple of times had to pick up a Western Union at one of them and it was not that quick. Well, I'll tell you that four minutes was enough time for a bunch of people to fill in the line behind me who were not going to take four minutes. I will tell you that right now. Good timing, my friends. Yeah, it worked out. Congratulations and big ups on learning new things growing as a person to this day. Yep. Yep. So Jordan, today we have an episode to go over. We're flipping this one around quick because big news happened here on September 8th, 2022. Yeah, we lost the Queen. Queen is out of play. It turns out. Yeah. Yeah. That's kind of fun. Here's an out of context

drop of Alex talking about it. Okay. And the Queen of England has made the jump into hyperspace and it's now bye-bye time. It is now bye-bye time. I don't think anyone could put it as poetically or succinctly as it's bye-bye time. You know, before when she became a dictator, it was big boy pants time. It was not big boy pants time. Now it's bye-bye time. Yeah, I would like to take everyone back to 2019 where here's Alex's take on the Queen at that point. You're like, but wait a minute, the British roll family super corrupt. There's a bunch of pedophiles in it. Absolutely. That's well known. And they're not even British themselves, but they know who's winning. They sat on the sidelines to the last minute. And now the Queen just flipped her dictator

switch because the Brits did vote to get out of the Euro. The Euro's been sabotaging things, trying to sabotage that economy. And so she just dropped the trillion pound bomb on them. And man, this is history. That's all I got to say. So I'm going to do my best when we come back to lay this out. And this is going to be spectacular. These alignments are real. The world is now in a bipolar structure. I don't mean that psychologically. That's what it's called. Two fronts. And Russia, as usual, is going to be the wild card right in the middle. And Russia, I believe, will side with the West in the final equation. So yeah, this was a, the Queen had voted not to suspend Parliament. And this was Alex saying that she had gone Patriot. This lasted a day.

And it's a great way to memorialize the Queen's legacy, I feel like. Also, Russia is going to align with the West. That one in retrospect. 2019 sounded maybe like Alex was working on something, but fell apart. Ooh, a little bit rough, a little bit rough at the end there. So he had a pretty positive impression of the Queen for a day. Hated her before that and after that day. But, you know, you got to try sometimes. You got to throw out possible narratives. Hey, maybe, maybe this ball will start rolling and we'll get the Queen as a secret Patriot agent. No, I understand. I understand. But that's just, it just seems like it's always been a step too far for me. Any, any Patriot, the line should at the base be no, no Royals, like no Royals.

That's the baseline. It really seems contradictory to the very idea. The very word comes from the no Royals. Yes. Yeah. So we'll get to this. She does not pass away until a bit into the show. So we'll get to see a little bit of what Alex was up to beforehand. Spoiler alert. It's super racist. And then we'll see how he deals with the Queen. God bless. Passing away. God save the Queen. But before we do Jordan, let's take a little moment to say hello to some new walks. Okay, that's a great idea. So first, I love my nugget more than anything in the universe. But I guess my stinky hog boy too. Thank you so much. You are now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. I'm choosing to believe that's about pets. Yeah, that is next Rob do more like Rob.

Don't thank you so much. You are now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. Thank you. If Celine was a D&D God, what would her domains be? Just asking. Thank you so much. You're now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. What does that mean? Not entirely sure. When I did the D&D, I read a lot about it. And then I was like, I have, I cannot understand all of this. So then I made up all the rules if you'll recall. I was really hoping that you would have a definition for that. So I could answer it. I'm going to go with the place whereabouts they hang. And if Celine, her domain would be, I think, wisdom. Sure. Let's say that. Yeah. So next I made a dreamy creamy in my pants this

summer. Thank you so much. You're now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. Some of these are gross. Yeah. Next, Mr. Kylie appreciates the incredibly supportive and welcoming community in the Knowledge Fight Facebook page. Thank you so much. You're now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. That was not gross. No, that was awesome. The whole great cleanse of the palette. Yes. So we're going to start here where Alex starts, and he's pretty excited about something he did just before he got on air. Thanks for joining us on this live. 2022 and literally 10 minutes ago before the show started, I ended an hour-long interview with now the most band man in the world, one of the most censored people on the planet,

Andrew Tate. And it was an amazing interview. He's hosted the show. He's been a guest many times. He's come to Austin and visited. I've gone out to dinner with him and his brother. Yeah. He's a really smart guy and they're misrepresenting who he is because they're scared of male leadership and his message of not being depressed and having a destiny. So I'm going to air some excerpts tomorrow of the interview on the Friday show. And then Monday, I'm going to Dallas to be on Stephen Crowder's show, but- Wow. Full court press. The first hour Monday will be the Andrew Tate interview in full. It will go into the second hour as well because we have 15 minutes or 14 minutes ads an hour,

so we're going to try to air a close to hour long interview. It'll take more than an hour. Very exciting. Got to promote in advance this Andrew Tate interview. Who's Andrew Tate? He's a, like, I guess he was a former fighter, mixed martial arts kind of guy. He came out like a number of years ago and was like, depression's not real. Get over it, losers. Boy, yeah, that narrows it down. Made a big splash. And then has become something of a chauvinist icon. Great. Some aggressive misogyny kind of social media influencer type. He was on TikTok. Just seems like a dumb fuck. Just one of those people who's in the places where I'm never not, but also there's like trillions of people. You're always on TikTok. No, I'm never there.

Yeah, yeah. But there's actually like billions upon billions of people. And they're mostly 13. Yeah, absolutely. Raising them up soldiers. Good call. So when Alex does things like make a big deal out of interviewing Andrew Tate, it really just highlights how legitimate Alex is about his principles and how his business model isn't mostly desperately trying to attach himself to anyone he can get attention for associating with. Tate is a real piece of shit. And all you really need to know about him is that he fled the UK to go to Romania, amidst allegations of him abusing women. There he began to operate a webcam site where he'd have women lie to men to scam them out of money, which led to his home being raided by Romanian police, quote, following a tip off from the

US Embassy that a 21 year old American woman was being held against her will. Wait, he's he he did that in the past? Yeah, fairly recently. And now he's still. Yep. What? Yep. Okay. This has now become an ongoing human trafficking investigation, which is totally one of the issues that Alex cares about very much and is super serious about. Anyway, Tate is hot right now because he got kicked off all the social media sites and he was on Tucker's show to complain about it fairly recently. He was human trafficking. I don't understand. Allegedly. I don't understand how this is a conversation. I don't either. Oh boy. On the one hand, he might have been kicked off these social media sites because he's a violent

misogynist whose content breached various platforms terms of service, but he might have also been kicked off for coordinated abuse of the platform itself. He runs a thing called Hustlers University. Which is basically a pyramid scheme where he teaches young men how to scam people about things like cryptocurrencies. There are a bunch of allegations that through his following he engaged in coordinated efforts to manipulate algorithms to boost his content with tons of fake accounts and things like that. So he's like a stupid Moriarty. That's what's happening. He's like some sort of center of the dumbest screw around ring that there's been. Yeah. Jesus fucking Christ. Point is, whether it's because of hateful ideology or because of abusing the platform,

anyone would have plenty of reason to kick Andrew Tate off their site. And at the moment, he's getting tons of attention and his audience might be ripe for the picking now that it's harder to get Tate's content online. So if I were Alex, I would see a prime opportunity to try and scoop up some of these disaffected youth that is radicalized. The vultures are circling, trying to pick apart the carcass of that audience. Yeah. Those are the people who are going to be willing to give this fella a platform. Right. Tucker and Alex coming in. No, it is. It is like a job fair. It's just a bunch of people coming in like, Hey, do you want to make a lateral move to info wars or Tucker or whatever you want? Yeah. I mean, it's like, okay, we have disrupted

essentially the business model that Andrew Tate was operating. Right. Right. You know, he doesn't have the social media algorithms to game and scam people with. And so essentially, that hustle is over, but he does have a currency and that is the number of people who he has turned into rabid followers. And essentially what you're doing is trying to sell those followers to somebody. Yeah. And Alex is willing. Yeah. Yeah, man. Yep. Yeah. It's fun how often the audience is the product and they are happy about it. Creepy. Make no mistake about it too though. Like this isn't a new thing. Alex has been a fan of Andrew Tate for a while because of his. Yeah. Troubling views. Yeah, that would make sense. So Alex gets into some headlines of some stuff. And it's like I

said, fairly racist. And by the way, I love black people. Stop there. I love brown people. I love people. There are such wonderful black people. What a period on that. That's a really evil, horrible white person. Prince Charles is a really evil, horrible black person. White person. What? But you've got racial attacks going on around the US that used to be 10 to 1 black on white. Now it's 21 or higher. And every day, a white man, a white woman, a white child is kidnapped, raped, tortured and murdered by crazy, racist black people. And I got a bunch of cases of it today. We'll be getting to a little bit later. And I hate covering the stuff, but the media isolates it and suppresses it. And then when a crazy white person and they're out there,

a bad white person goes out there and does something evil. Man, it is the top story everywhere. And every white person is guilty. Every white person is to blame collectively. Like there's a mass shooting. Every gun owner is to blame. When that's horse crap or when a Muslim runs over somebody, you know, 20 people in the car or 100 people in the case of Nice, France, you don't blame the bus. You don't blame the truck. You blame who did it, but they try to suppress when the islamics do that. So what it's open season on white people by the ruling globalist white New World Order. Wait, because they want us all killing each other. What? But I have case after case, like this crazy new shooting in Atlanta. I don't want to air the video of the guy running

around just randomly shooting women and you name it. And then smiling when he gets arrested and is so proud of all the people he just shot. He'd been let out by George Soros, DA after a bunch of crimes he committed. Then you have this individual in Tennessee that kidnapped the poor white lady teacher. I don't care if she's black or white. She's a human being took her, raped her and tortured her to death. And because it's black on white, they're suppressing the story. Can you imagine if a white dude kidnapped a black woman and went and raped and murder her? It'd be on every channel everywhere and all whites will be to blame. So that is this division they're pushing. So first things first, Alex is just making up numbers

when he says that the incidents of black on white racially motivated crimes has gone from 10 to one to 20 to one. That's just him pushing the white identity fear that essentially powers his show's ideology. Yeah, we've gone over this a hundred times, so I'm not going to get too deep into it again. But what Alex is doing here is just pushing a very standard white supremacist talking point that many view as one of the most effective gateways towards radicalizing people into deeper racism. Famously, it was lies about racial crime statistics put out by the Council of Conservative Citizens that Dylan Roof cited as being the thing that began his path toward carrying out his racist mass murder. There was a black man who was charged with the murder of a

white teacher in Memphis. That's true, but it's not clear that it was a racially motivated crime. There was a black man who carried out a shooting spree recently, but that is also something that Alex can't prove had a racial motivation. He doesn't care about the actual crime. He just sees any crime where the perpetrator is black and the victim is white is happening because the victim is white. This is shockingly consistent in Alex's ideology over the years and it's because he's a deeply racist person. Also, to his point of whether or not, you know, if there were white men who have kidnapped black women and how if that did happen, it would be the biggest deal ever, I would ask him or most of the people in his audience if they know who Joshua Edwards is

and the answer is likely no. He was a member of the Aryan Brotherhood who kidnapped and raped a black woman in 2019, ultimately being sentenced in 2020. I've never heard Alex bring that up. Nope. I don't think that that is something that has been plastered all over headlines. It doesn't appear that he's particularly interested in black women being among, if not the highest percentage of victimized groups in the fucking country. Yeah. Or what about Robert David Fike? He was sentenced to 30 years in prison in late 2021 for kidnapping a 14-year-old black girl who he'd met online, taking her across state lines and sexually abusing her. Or Wayne Marcel, who paid someone $2,000 to take that same child from

Fike's home in Texas to Illinois where he picked her up and took her to Connecticut explicitly for the purposes of sexually abusing her. Here's the thing though. These are horrific crimes where the perpetrator was white and the victim was black, but even in the case where the guy was in the Aryan Brotherhood, you would have to work to prove that the crime he committed was motivated by race. It's possible and you might make that assumption, but it isn't guaranteed even though he clearly is a racist. And these are cases that Alex has never heard of and fly directly in the face of the reality that he wants to portray for his audience. If anything he said meant anything, these names would be household names, but they're not. Right.

Yep. Anyway, Alex is just a racist and he's pushing standard white supremacist talking points. I mean, those are, those are like legit reconstruction era South propagandists would be like, man, you're going a little bit too hard on this. That is fucking insane. And Alex has every reason to understand the dynamic here and how these talking points have been used historically. That's, that's just too, we've been desensitized to it so much, but like that is literally a, you bring that straight from the civil war into today. That is what that is. Yeah. So Alex is, uh, well, I mean, this is just, this is his shit. And the truth is the real persecution in this country is the unborn

and it's the exploitation of migrants and it is the murder and torture and killing of white people because the media is out there and all these movies and all these TV shows saying that white people are inherently bad, white people are inherently evil and they deserve to die. So some sweet little school teacher gets grabbed at gunpoint in Memphis that will play her singing to her kindergarten students in a minute and she gets raped and murdered and that's okay. And the media suppresses the story. It's disgusting. And when they question these guys, they say, well, she's a white person. She deserves it. And I can play you the new Black Panther party all day long in Houston

and in Chicago and in Oakland. I got all the clips. Hell, I have these guys on before saying, don't mug other black people. Go out and mug and rob white people. Hey, how about you don't mug or rob anybody? So no one's suppressing any story. There's heavy coverage of the case of this teacher from Memphis, Eliza Fletcher on all major media outlets. When Alex says that the story is being suppressed, what he means is that he's mad that the media isn't covering it as a crime committed by a black man against a white woman because she was white. This is also a classic white supremacist talking point that racist crimes against white people are intentionally being suppressed. Alex deploys these talking points because they're effective and because he's a

racist. Also that clip he's talking about from the new Black Panther party, I believe if I recall correctly is a clip of Khalid Mohammed who died in 2001. Right. Right. Right. He was really close. Yeah. Yeah. All over the place. Yeah. I mean, you're saying that we're desensitized and there is a little bit of that. That's true. But I mean, even as I was listening to this, like, well, he's swinging. Yeah. This is this is pretty notably overt for him today. Yeah. I mean, and it is, it is such like that is the attack because it's the only avenue for that. You know, so many of these white people have to look around and be like, why am I hearing about all these racist white people and not enough about people who are racist towards white people?

And there's an obvious answer, but you can't do that. So instead, they're like, ah, because they're suppressing it. See, that makes way more sense than both statistics and a massive history of this country working together. No. Yeah. Right. And you know, you want to convey the feeling that you're under attack by the other or whatever. You know, that's what Alex wants to convey to the audience. That feeling is what he wants to exploit and use and grow. Yeah. Of course. And if you want to look into these feelings that you have, maybe you don't find the information that Alex would be, you know, presenting as you should be able to find all this stuff. Right. Well, the reason is because it's being suppressed. It's a, it's a workaround. Of course. Of course.

It's very effective. Yeah. And it works for every group. Anyway, Alex is, he's on this. But Rob, one of the producers who just so happens to be black came in here and reminded me of a great report he did in June titled the brainwashing of white supremacy. And again, folks, they're setting us all up. We're all being targeted for lawlessness and collapse. And by these major cities, literally these DA's that Soros puts in, letting black people specifically commit crimes. Specifically, I mean, I'm talking murder, you name it. I showed you the, the Illinois law, where you can be released for secondary murder after one day in jail. I know that doesn't sound real. It's real. I mean, the safety act. So none of this seems real because it's tyranny.

I'm sure I don't need to explain that the safety act doesn't make it so black people commit crimes in Illinois as Alex seems to be implying. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I do want to point out, however, that the idea that there are evil Jewish puppet masters who are getting minorities to attack white people is a hallmark of white supremacist propaganda. I don't want to put too fine a point on this here, but this episode is extreme, even by Alex's standards. It's, the beginning is really chock full of white supremacist tropes. Yeah, this is just, this is KKK shit. Yeah. Straight up. If this was a, if this was a KK, if it was a clan meeting, this is what you would hear. Yeah. Yep. Yeah. And you would hear also the N word on top of that.

So Norm would be there. Yeah. With his pants down. Yeah. Like all good KKK rallies. So we, we shift tone a little bit here. Alex has got some news he wants to cover. But I wanted to hit some of the other news is breaking and things that are going on, but the great Harris and Smith and some of his crew, some of his compadres put together this new little piece called, if I worked at CNN, a little armage, a farewell, a little boy by age to Brian Humpty Dumpty Stelter. I'm not mad at the crew. You know, it's not always easy being on the outside, being dissident, being scrutinized and judged, not having anybody tell you what to say or when to say it. Sometimes I wonder,

what if I'd chosen an easier path, more mainstream path? What if I weren't at CNN? Wow. Yeah. Wow. Harrison could never get hired at any media outlet that's legitimate because he sucks and he does bad work. Yeah. Info Wars is literally the only place that has standards low enough to hire him. And he's only on air because David Knight and Steve Pachennik got into a fight and Alex fired David. Yeah. Yeah. He has like your laughable fifth string behind David Knight. Yeah. Yeah. You are only on air because like metaphorically, the six quarterbacks got injured. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. Just a bad day. Like, Oh yeah. Harrison Smith, if he worked at CNN would be hosting the prime time. It is like the fuck out of here. It is a bit

like one of the one of the the car dealership commercial people being like Blitzer or Harrison. It's it's one of the car. It's one of like the Bob Roarman being like, man, that fucking John Hamm narration over those Mercedes commercials or whatever. He fucking sucks. They need the Roarman. Right. Roarman does good work. Roarman does good work. And you know what? It's because he chose to be a dissident, but he's not in that easy path. What does he think of his work, man? I bet he thinks he's great at commercials. This is all fun and games and it's cute. But this this like high school AV project as level music video they're playing. It's nonsense. It's so much easier to be in the mainstream media. It's a message that's fun for them, but it's

hollow. It's meaningless. I made that video on VHS when I was 12. Yep. Yeah. It's a little bit modlin. It's a little bit childish, but also the thing is weeks old by now. So it's a little bit dated. Makes you guys really look like petty losers. It is a little bit like, listen, you've got maybe two days to turn that around and get it out and have it be relevant and funny. Now it is just sad. It's just sad. You might also notice that the first stanza of that song includes a reference to CNN pushing white guilt. This is because it was produced by Harrison Smith's team and he's much more clearly aligned with the young white identity folks like the Fuentes community. So this is to be expected and is continuing the theme here of pretty racist

content. Yeah, we're going we're going pushing the racial buttons quite a bit. This is crazy. This show. Yeah. So Alex has some actual news, not good thing. The queen died. Otherwise we hear nothing but racist. Yeah. I mean, it's it's harsh. It's harsh. So that was a misdirect on my part that because he was going to get to the news, but he couldn't because he had to play Harrison for Harrison for Harrison Smith's dumb art project. Right. But now he gets some actual news, but I wanted to hit this briefly. I don't dislike this individual who's the new monkey pox czar, like one death in the US into the world, 99% of a gay man. I don't hate this man because he likes other men. I hate him because he's all part of this new ruling class where you have to either

be a woman or be a homosexual, totally positions of power. And then the president is a white dude are constantly dresses up and is involved in satanic activities, according to himself. And a bunch of other really gross stuff. I'm not going to say on air, but I started investigating it last night when the story broke yesterday. I quit investigating very quickly because I didn't want to go down that rabbit hole. Yeah, he stopped investigating because there wasn't anything there. No, he is just a gay man who is the deputy monkey pox coordinator. Right. And there's a picture of him wearing like a like a button up shirt and then underneath there's like a harness. Yeah. And it's a harness that looks like a pentagram. Sure. And so this is now he is deeply involved

in satanism and of all the things that you might think like when you're on your way to med school at the end, you're never going to be like, well, I'm probably going to be the center of a monkey pox conspiracy theory. Yeah. I find this to be a little thin and also I don't understand Alex's conception that you have to be a woman or a homosexual to be in a position of power. You just, you know, I think I feel like that's a talking point. He just deploys to attack the the people who happen to be women or homosexuals who are in positions of power because he doesn't like that. That that seems crazy. He doesn't like that happening at all. So it's not a it's not like a genuine observation. You're saying I think it's not. Okay, that's crazy. So you're saying that

he's looking at things and then making it up on his own. I know that's not in his character. It's foreign to us, but yes. So here Alex gets really gross about this dude. Sure. Great. This sucks and is very disgusting because I didn't want to go down that rabbit hole, but in the satanism, into some really destructive stuff, really hurtful things to his own body. And he's par for the course. Sorry. Dr. Dimitri Dazakalus, the director of Joe Biden's national monkey box response team held his first press conference Wednesday, but attention online focused on the generic photos of him in the past. And again, for a family audience, we're not going to show you this stuff, but he's into things like

eating poop. And here he is. Why are we surprised with a big pentagram and hailing Satan? So what a God to follow. Eat that poop. So delicious. What are you talking about? I don't understand. Like there is a real new thing. Like this is not something that I remember Alex doing in past times. Yeah. Like equating being gay with eating poop. I think we're in full regression. Like he is turning. Like we were joking about him being only capable of children's level thought for years. I think he's now actually descending back into a larval state. Well, I know that like, like particularly virulent anti gay propaganda hate speech in the past has involved like, no, of course. Yeah. And that kind of stuff. So anyway, to dehumanize when you're

talking about a regression in terms of his mental state, it also is a regression to like more explicit bigotry. And like he's talking points that are much more at home in places that a little bit. No, you go back to you go back to like 1998 and shit like that. And you just you think about what was okay to just toss about. Yeah, it's crazy. Yeah. Now apparently here. Hey, it's back. Yeah. Everything old is new again. So at some point, Alex gets word that shit's not good with the queen. Sure. And he doesn't really care. Yeah, I'm fine with that. And you know how it works when a world leader dies. They're always dead. They tell you later. I have a Franco in Spain's David three days before they announced it.

Look, maybe Prince Philip got reincarnated and came back as a deadly virus to kill her. I mean, he didn't say that. I want to come back and kill 80% of the world population. Sure. I don't wish the old Queenie who's about as British as a Transylvanian vampire bad. I don't I don't wish her any any any ill will. But man, I am just can't do any worship. She's dead. Our country was founded in defiance of these people. And in fairness to her, she's from a German Transylvanian bloodline. She's like 10% old British bloodline. It's just disgusting to sit there and watch these people and people worshiping people because their bloodline. That is not what freedom is all about. It's not what America is all about.

Now, I should tell you that Donald Trump Jr. is a great leader. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, oh, no, it's so ridiculous. Anyways, let's think about how many presidents and their sons have been president. Well, to John Quincy Adams. It's not even a son. No, that's true. That's just George Bush and George W. Wasn't there another one? I don't think so. I think they're all related by the German Transylvanian bloodline. You know that. Yeah. Taft was actually his son was Clinton. I don't know. Sure. Why not? Well, that'd be a big stretch. Yeah, time wise. Well, I mean, then let me just throw it more towards the and established aristocracy. We can agree there's an established aristocracy in terms of like Kennedys and

Clintons and multiple that kind of thing. Yeah, for sure. There are there are sort of for sure legacies or whatever. But in terms of dynasty type type shit who are actually presidents. Yeah, you're right. You're right. So we got Benjamin Harrison was the grandson of William William Henry Harrison. Right. Right. Right. James Madison and Zachary Taylor were second cousins. Right. Well, that's close enough for horseshoes and hand grenades, as they say. FDR was the fifth cousin of Teddy Roosevelt. Just the fifth cousin. I don't know if any of this is fully accurate. I just Googled it. This is on fact monster. So I the fact monster wouldn't lead me wrong. Any anything over two cousins doesn't count for me. It just doesn't count. You're

Oz or that you're not actually yes. Anything over. So Alex has a guest on in the second hour and it is the guy who runs a gab Andrew Torba. Wow. And he's got a book out that he's promoting. It's a bullshit. Our book actually comes out tomorrow. So we've been doing this through preorders and like you said, it just shows how popular these ideas are and it shows how big our movement is. I think one of the things that the enemy wants us to believe is that we're isolated or that we're alone or that the people that share our values in our worldview are very small in number. But that's actually the opposite is true. We make up 80 to 90 percent of this country and the elites in D.C. and in Silicon Valley and in New York City. They make up the

small percentage of people that are running this country right now and their worldview and their values are diametrically opposed to us. And what we saw happening before we wrote this book was they were trying to subvert this term Christian nationalism. What is Christian nationalism means? Well, it means you're a Christian and it means that you're a nationalist. What is a nationalist? How can you subvert that? Someone who loves their neighbor. It's someone who loves their country. So, you know, being a Christian nationalist is not a bad thing. In fact, you know, during our research of this book, what we found is that prior to the founding of this country in 1776, there were explicitly Christian countries for the first 200 years with the early colonies. I mean,

those weren't countries. Those were colonies. And that was before our country. What was the constitution that we? What's the point of the constitution? If you could just say that Christian nationalism is fine because it's not quite what people say it is. This is this dumb thing where words don't actually mean the things they mean. That's a good point. You know, like you we heard like Dave Dobbinmeyer, Coach Dave was talking about being a white nationalist. Sure. I'm white and I'm nationalist. Yeah. As opposed to understanding this as a compound noun. Yeah. Being a nationalist who is Christian is not the same thing as being a Christian nationalist. Right. And Andrew Torba is very explicitly and I don't think unknowingly trying to blur that.

I mean, yeah. And the thing that is so stupid, that is so, so, so stupid to me is that everybody keeps saying Christian. Everybody keeps saying Christian. Everybody keeps saying Christian. But if you did get a Christian nation with Christian ideals or whatever, you don't know what fuckers are in power. You don't think, you know, people think, oh, it's Christian nationalism. You don't know if it's a Catholic Christian nationalism. That's true. You don't know if it's a Presbyterian Christian nationalism. I think Andrew does. I think he does too. Based on his definition, I think he knows. But all of these people think that it's their own idea of Christianity. It's true. They share it with anyone else. You're all insane to me. Well,

yeah. And I think that their particular brand of Christianity is not super mainstream. Some some elements are perhaps, but some some are a little bit more fringy. But yeah, all we learned is that crucifying people eventually leads to good things. That is that is the wrong lesson. I think I think it would be interesting if you did have a Christian nationalism that was based around like, I don't know, giving to the poor. Yeah. I mean, you most of these people wouldn't want that be an interesting version of it. That's not what they would want. No, they wouldn't want a Unitarian Christian nation. Like what it's it's so silly to me how many absurd divisions there are in that concept of the block Christianity.

And yet when it comes to electoral politics, people are willing to go along with Christian as though it's a fucking word. It's crazy. It is. It is a big subset or a big set with a bunch of subsets. Yeah. So anyway, they want to create a Christian nation. That's basically it. And that is Christian nationalism to them. And they're trying to the two things that they're trying to blend together are being Christian and being nationalist, which I think most people would view as like, all right, good for you. Sure. And being a Christian nationalist, which I don't think most people would be okay with because that has to do with Christians being in charge of literally everything about how the country runs a country run by Christians by Christian rule. Right. And

that is not under surreal law. And that's what Torba and Alex want. Yeah. It's about returning to that. It's about understanding the historical bedrock of our nation is grounded in Christianity. And it's about waking Christians up because I think a lot of a lot of Christians are just, you know, sleepwalking through history right now. And they refuse to get engaged in in public discourse. That's right. They don't realize that the churches today are 501c3 and bought off Christianity was a religious spiritual movement that politically took over. And yeah, we let people practice their own religion. We don't make them convert. We're not Islam, but we're Christian. And that's what this country is. That's right. We need Christians all the time. So that's such

a telling clip, and it pretty well encapsulates Alex's ideology. He doesn't believe in America everyone is able to practice their religion or lack of religious belief freely. He believes that Christians are right and should be in charge. And because they're so nice, they allow everyone else to practice their religions. Yeah, that's what he believes. It's so nice of the correct religion to have the benevolence necessary to allow people to worship false gods and Satan, I guess. This is nonsense. And it's not religious freedom or tolerance. Having a belief system like this strongly implies that at some point, if they wanted to, the Christians could stop allowing people to practice certain religions, and they would be well within their right to do so. Obviously,

if that happened, it would be because a particular religion had just gone too far and taken their Christian tolerance for weakness. Or at least that's how it would be easy to sell it under this framework. Yeah, you remember how inalienable rights are things that can be taken away from right? Yeah, I personally find it hard to believe that Alex actually believes any of this live and let live nonsense. He's saying he's very consistent in expressing his belief that all Islam is radical and incompatible with the West. He constantly yells about Satanists being pedophiles who drink children's blood. He believes that atheists are secretly trying to dehumanize people from their connection with God, so they'll be tricked into transhumanism. He may believe that people in the

U.S. only have religious freedom because Christians are nice enough to let them, but he doesn't want that to be the case. If given half the chance, he would almost certainly try to outlaw these religions and probably others, and it would be so easy for him to rationalize considering that he's super clear that his enemies are all in league with the literal Beelzebub. Yep. It's all a load of bullshit, and it's not a great sign that the first hour of the show has been essentially a white supremacist talking point fest, and now the dude who runs a Twitter clone that swamped with bigots is on to launder the term Christian nationalism. This is outrageous. And again, I mean, I know I know I just made this point, but I can't stress it enough. If this type

of Christianity is allowed to make a, quote, Christian nation, you will not be allowed to practice your type of Christianity. If it does not share the, you're just an apostate. You're a fucking, you're an infidel. Like this is insane. Yes. It's a very short walk. If you're a Christian, the number one thing you should hope for is that there is no national religion because you're fucked. So we get to the point where Alex finds out that the queen has died and Torba's in, in, in the mix. Torba's in play. The queen is out of play. Right. Right. Right. Right. And Alex has got a riff and her husband, Prince Philip said he wanted to come back as a particularly deadly virus and be reincarnated to contribute to depopulation. And I just hope that he didn't get

his wish. I hope because I love the queen so much. Do you think he could? Prince Philip didn't kill the queen. Is it possible? That's really what I'm hoping right now. But would that be a turn of faith that he was reincarnated as a particularly deadly virus? Guys, pull the quote up. Prince Philip reincarnated as deadly virus. He told the Audubon Society that he told the Deutsche Agenteur that and he told Reuters that there's three interviews where he said he wanted to come back as a virus to lower population. I hope because he said he wanted to come back and kill people. That's his wish on mine. I hope that Prince Philip didn't get his wish. You have nothing. What? This is so stupid. That is insane. Yeah. Also, there wasn't three interviews. It was one

children's book type thing where if I were an animal that asked a bunch of celebrities this and then it was published in a bunch like it was cited in some articles that Alex is claiming are a bunch of interviews. Yeah. And it wasn't about killing off humanity. It was a much more thoughtful answer than that. But Alex doesn't give a shit. No. Anyway, apparently maybe Prince Philip came back as a virus just to selectively take out his wife. It is so weird that we can go from like, I think we're a Christian nation because Christianity is right to Alex genuinely being concerned about reincarnation. Like, listen, man, I hope this isn't how it works. The whole selling point of your religion is that you know what happens when you die. I think you're right

if we're to take this to mean anything. Right. I think in reality, Alex is spinning his wheels. He's just what the fuck to do. Oh, I wish that's not the case. I hope. So Torba's got to take back to Andrew Torba. Andrew, do you have anything to say about the Queen Queen Elizabeth the second making the jump into hyperspace? I hope she knew Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. That's what I'll say. You know, it's it's unfortunate. There's there's so much going on now. But she lived a long life. And you know, again, I just hope that she knew Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. That's the most important decision that you can make in your life. And it's it's a decision that I hope a lot

of people are taking seriously now. There's so much fear in our world. There's there's so much uncertainty. I've heard Andrew Torba on Alex's show before. And this wasn't this this this feels like okay, this is your you've fully committed to this as your hustle now. I mean, not to say that he wasn't, you know, a Christian before or anything. But it seems like this has become a bit front and center. This is creepy. It's it's it's creepy to the point where it's like that that team that goes away to Bible camp for a week and then comes back and there's like oh, I've got the power of the Holy Spirit. Yeah, I do think the perspective though of like, you know, the Queen is dead. I hope she found God or whatever is as benign as a response to the

Queen dying can be. I mean, that's condescending bullshit. That's condescending bullshit. Sure. But we all we all get used to our grandparents saying they're praying for us. Right. Right. That's true. I hope she gave her life over to Satan and is rocking it in hell right now next to him. Damn, that'd be dope. She's rocking out with Bowie. No, Bowie is the Bowie is the king of Mars. God damn it. Well, that's the clone. Yeah. So Alex, for someone who is above it all, yeah, has some interesting like a preoccupation with palace entry. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Weird how that works. Yeah. But we have to push through. We have to keep the faith and we have to have our faith stronger now than ever before. No, I totally agree with you. Of course, the big question

is, will it be Prince Edward that becomes the new king or will he not be bypassed or will it go to Prince Charles? Is that the prince Charles is Mr. Reset, New World World Government. I'm predicting right now they're not going to bypass Prince Charles. I'm making a prediction right now. I may be wrong, but I think Prince Charles is going to be seen as the king of England. He'll say something like for two years while his son gets ready, I predict Prince Charles will be seated as the king of England and will fly the dragon flag against humanity. No shit. Prince Charles is going to become king. Yeah. What are you talking about? It's very clear the order of the whole, I mean, and listen, if they're just going to start changing shit about

the royal family now, where you start is get rid of them entirely. Well, Charles would have to abdicate. Like that is possible, but he would ascend to throne immediately. I mean, there's just there's rules. They're not going to change the rules. That's why they still have the royal family because of the rules. They like one of the things that is defining is ceremony. I mean, almost to a point that is beyond reason. Breach of it. Yeah. The only thing that it's the glue that holds together. It does seem to be one of the central fictions of British society. I love without the queen. It all falls apart. I love him thinking that he's taken a swing there. I think it's going to be Charles. I think it's going to be good for you. But is that is that

can you prognosticate things like that that have no election or like, well, I think I think I think it's going to be Kamala Harris who wants to be there. I think it's, I think it's going to be probably Hillary after it. Yeah. I think Charles did say something not too long ago about not wanting to be king. I think there was something along those lines, but that doesn't change the order of ascension. Yeah. Unless he takes himself out of it. Right. Right. Right. But hey, here we are. Yeah. Part of the agreement with the royal families, they also don't really have that much control over what they get to do. They're held captive by their own royalty in some ways. So, um, Andrew seems to want to talk about stuff and Alex seems to want to, you know,

just muse about the, the royals. By the grace of God, we did it and we're still standing. Well, great job to your, your dogginess and your great tech crew and the supporters that stood with you. That's why we're still here. That's why you're still there. Bravo to listeners of yours. I wonder if Jimmy Savelle is going to be attending the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. Yeah, that'll be, that'll be interesting to see. Jimmy Savelle died in 2011. What? Yeah. Jimmy Savelle, the Jimmy Savelle that I recall. Yeah. The TV host. It was also a pedophile. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For like 40 years and everybody kind of tacitly was like, Hey, he's so good at hosting shit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This is, yeah. I don't know if Alex knows he's

dead. Yeah. It seems like he does not. Yeah. And I don't think Andrew Torban knows who he is. No, it doesn't sound like that either. He's just, yes, Andy. Interesting to see if Savelle shows up. Yeah, it will be. It would be, that would be an interesting thing. Yep. So dumb. Oh boy. So Alex goes to break, says farewell to Torba, comes back with Ding Dong, the witch is dead. But I gotta say they did not queue it up right. And so there is a long portion where the Munchkins are talking about confirming whether the witch is dead or not at the beginning. They could have cut off at least a minute and a half with the YouTube clip. I think so. Did not have a good start point. Okay. So I've, I've eliminated that. That's nice of you. Yeah. I also don't want to get

a copyright strike from the Wizard of Oz. Yeah, they're listening. Ding Dong. But when I was talking about that, I wasn't playing Ding Dong, the witch is dead. About when Elizabeth II, I was talking about Hillary Clinton. I forgot to mention this yesterday. What? Hillary has officially said she's not running for president for a third time in 2024. We put that on screen. Now that means she's gonna run because she tells you she's not gonna run. You know, she's gonna run, except she's got incredibly bad health problems, the rest of it. So maybe it's true. What? So she said she's not going to run, which means she is, but also maybe she's not cause she has health problems, but also his entire narrative during

the 2016 election was that she was on death's doorstep. I mean, so I don't know. This is meaningless. Yeah. Listen, I'll tell you, I'm going to predict both things here, buddy. I don't think Hillary has much of a choice as to whether or not she was going to run in 2024. I think America decided that she was done running. Probably. Yeah. Um, I think, I think it's fun though for Alex to be like this guy who really just knows his shit. He can cut through the bullshit and he'll tell you that when Hillary says she's not running, that means that she is running, but also maybe she's not. Well, she could be dead. Why are you talking? Why is it? There's nothing happening here. Why are we talking about the 2024 election when you're supposed to be focused on the midterms? What

happened in the midterms? Change whether or not Hillary Clinton decides to run for gotta keep plate spinning man. I hate so much. I hate it so much. Yeah. It's annoying. Yeah. So Alex has been teasing a special guest in the third hour. I was like, Pachanik, Pachanik, Pachanik. Come on, baby. Could we got to have some Queen news from the Pachanik? He killed her. Can't tell you how disappointed I was with the reveal of who the special guest was. They have our special guest here with us this hour. We're going to take some calls on a whole bunch of topics from Aaron and Justin and Simon and Aaron and James and Greg and Joe and John. That's coming up out of the hour. So be patient. We're going to get to you.

But I've been on a few shows with you senior comedy. It's really great stuff. Chrissy mayor is here with us Twitter, Chrissy mayor M a y r. She's performing tonight at the cap city comedy club, which is great place up in North Austin. Yeah. Apparently it's comedian who is named Chrissy mayor. Wow. Apparently she's hosted the war room for Owen last day or two. Yeah. She seems fun. So she was at the infor studio and she tweeted a picture of herself sitting on Alex's desk with the caption quote. My stripper name is Sandy Hook. See, it's funny because Alex defamed grieving parents whose children were murdered in Sandy Hook. And now mayor is willingly associating with Alex and using his platform to promote her stand up career.

It's funny. Yeah. I mean, that is the problem with a zoo crew radio not really having the effect on bringing people out to shows as much as it used to, you know, you got to go out to different radio stations. People are trying, you know, people are trying Fox business, seeing if they can get people out gut felled cap city comedy club. Now we got to go on infowars for cap city comedy club. She'll be there all weekend, buddy. No, just Thursday. She won't even be there all weekend. Just got to say she seems cool. She seems really cool. She has a podcast called the Chrissy Mayor podcast. And in just this year, she's had Alex Stein that dumb troll on twice. Owen Benjamin, Savannah Hernandez and Brandon Stocca, who's a guest. So that's cool, man. One

infowars employee, one dude who snitched to the feds about his involvement in January 6th, one sexual assault troll and one guy who's too much of a Nazi to be allowed to host the fourth hour of Alex's show. Yeah. Good stuff. Good, good crew. Wow. There weren't a ton of videos of her actual standup coming up in search results, but I did find a video where she pretended to be Greta Thunberg. So that's cool. Wow. I bet that kill is hilarious. Yeah. It seems like there's plenty of blog posts though about how hard it is for her to be a standup comic who supported Trump and was against vaccine mandates and masks for audiences and comedy shows early on in the pandemic. God, we have seen so many of those people. She also recorded an album, a standup

album called live from January 6th, because of course she was there on that day when the Patriots took the Capitol. Oh, shit. So she was she friends with Jay Johnson? She had done a guest spot on Bob's Burgers recently. No, although on her resume, it says that she was on the Chris Gethard show and like I was like, when? Yeah, that could have been. I tried to find that and I'm not sure when that was, but I wonder if she made public access days. She probably called in whatever she was 17. Maybe. Yeah. Also on her IMDB page, a number of appearances on red bar radio with Mike David. Great. Chicago's own. Good stuff. Good stuff. Wow. Wow. I'm glad I don't have to be mean to her standup and I can just be mean to her as a person. I would have liked to. I would have

liked to see some of this standup. Hey, I was trying to play her album on iHeart and it was asking me to sign in and I couldn't sign in. Nope. I'm not going to Spotify for this. Listen, we've been on iHeart. We're not going to pay iHeart. So, um, so yeah, she's she's got some thoughts. I mean, it's a lot of just like, Hey, I agree with all the stuff you're saying. Alex. Hooray. What a great comedian. And well, I mean, there is some points where she's she's making stuff that's clearly, you know, being funny. And here's here's a good joke. Let's go for it. I can ask a thousand questions and I will. But what else is on your mind? Oh, gosh, I mean, I think this is pretty funny. There is a there's a diner in Virginia that or it's a country club that is getting flack

because it had a 9 11 themed menu. And they had they offered this is called tone deaf items such as chocolate silk pentagon pie 2977 chowder first responder flatbread and they got into a lot of they got a lot of flack basically for it. But I don't know. I think these guys should lean in. I think they should be like, Yeah, it's controlled demolitious. It's haha. So this restaurant wanted to have a 9 11 theme menu with some pun names for things. But like some of the stuff that they were going to be serving on the anniversary of 9 11 is 2977 chowder, which is a reference to the number of people who died and flat first responder flatbread. Like is the building fell on them? Yeah, like that's pretty fucking disrespectful. Wow. It's also just dumb. I've

made I've made plenty of 9 11 jokes. Sure. But I mean that's among us. That's that's just bad. Yeah, that's mean and terrible. When I was in college, this back when I smoked a lot of weed, I wanted to throw a 9 11 theme party in like 2003. My idea is where I was going to have like a nine layer dip and an 11 layer dip and people decide which was better. Sure. I would have twin bongs with lighters decorated to look like planes. Great. But guess what man, as a complete idiot 19 year old edgy pothead, even I decided that it was maybe something that sounded kind of funny in my head. And it was like a little subversive. But the act of doing it would be dumb and shitty. Imagine, I guess this person who ran runs this restaurant didn't quite make it to that point in 2022,

or just felt like the viral buzz he'd get from the backlash was worth doing it anyway. Country club people are all psychos. Whatever the case, this is meaningless shit. But it's kind of what you'd expect when a comedian comes on info wars. You have attention grabbing headlines from like the Daily Mail or New York Daily News and then you riff on them in a way that's supposed to be about some larger point. But it's really just an opportunity to make some puns you feel are pushing boundaries and make you feel dangerous and anti establishment. It's pretty dumb stuff. It's exactly what you were talking about though. It's like the info wars version of that zoo crew radio trying to get people out to the show. It is. It is terrible to hear about these 9 11.

Here's our segment on this. The new things that are maybe tone deaf. Hey, this is a new story of the day. What do you think about this? You tone deaf. Yeah, no shit. All right. What are you fun? Also, come on. You're a comedian. Theoretically, sell it. You gotta fucking sell it. If you're going to say demolicious and not be a sad loser, you got to try and sell your ass off for this, I guess. So anyway, they do a little bit more of this run on riffing. The building seven seafood tower. Yeah, they should have like, we're not making fun of who died on that one. We're making fun of the fact that deep state was involved. Yeah, we should have like an inside job kebab. I just think that they shouldn't

apologize and it's okay to be inside to laugh. It's okay to make fun of things and tragedies. Like if we were all and I get flack for this all the time, if we're just going to make fun and make comedy out of the happy times in our life, that's going to be pretty boring. So I hate that these guys are apologizing. They just lean into it. What do they should have in the midterm 61 days? Oh my God. Fun. Great, great transition from Alex. I gotta say pretty solid stuff. Also, Alex, they are making fun of the people who died. Yeah, the name of that chowder and the flatbread. Those are specifically about people who died. Yeah. And so I mean, I guess you probably don't want to defend that because it's, you know, more fun for you to fall back on the we're making fun

of the deep state being involved, even though you can't really back that up in any meaningful way when anybody pushes you on it. Yeah. Yeah, that is more fun because it is looking at this as it actually it is. There's really no other conclusion to come to other than this person's a shithead. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, they should, they should have the right to do this. I mean, listen, it's not, it's not worth like fucking going crazy over. It's a dumb, it's a dumb restaurant. Like, don't do this. Don't do, you don't have to do this. Nobody forced you. Nobody had a gun to your head. Put yourself in the position of somebody who may be lost family members and imagine how they would experience seeing this and then maybe you'll have a little bit of an idea of whether

or not it's a good idea. Again, I think you should be allowed to. It's within your right to do this, but it's fucking shitty. Yeah. I mean, great. I mean, yeah, pretty much the end of it. Yep. This guy wants to apologize in order to preserve some sort of decency. Good for him, but I don't know. Anyway, the midterms. I don't, but I can't believe we're still talking about this. Chris, he has some thoughts. What do they should have in the midterm 61 days out? I think the Republicans are going to take it. I know the Democrats are pretty, they're pretty much freaking out right now. And I think they're just trying to like buckle down

and hold on to whatever they can in case they're, they just completely lose. And, you know, I think they're just so scared and it's, but it's going to be interesting to see what happens. Like I know Lee, his last name is escaping me, but he is starting, you know, he's, his numbers against Kathy, Kathy Huckle in New York are higher than I thought they would be at this point. So that's encouraging, especially as a New Yorker. If you want a testament to the kind of grassroots involvement we're looking at here, look no further than the name recognition and advocacy Chrissy is doing for some guy named Lee who's running in New York and doing better than expected. Chrissy doesn't seem to know his name until she's reminded later, but she's talking about Lee Zeldin who's running against

Kathy Huckle for the governorship. Huckle became governor when Cuomo resigned in August 2021 and is now running for reelection and put simply this guy likely is not putting up good numbers. Huckle is ahead by double digits in the polls and this seat is considered a very safe Democrat victory. This is what you would expect given that someone who's promoting his candidacy on a national media platform doesn't even know his name. Yeah, never heard of him. Yeah, that's a guy who's probably going to lose by double digits. Yeah, never heard of him, but apparently he's putting the fear of a Christian nationalist God into the Dems. Yeah, also, I mean, the polling that, you know, has been coming out is looking pretty good for Democrats in terms of the midterms.

And I'm willing to admit that some of my sort of impressions of ways that it could go, you know, after the Roe vs. Wade thing, I definitely had a perspective that it could have a negative demotivating effect on Democratic voters. And it turns out that that is absolutely not the case. I'm glad to see that. But yeah, polling does look like there's a fairly decent chance that Democrats will do better than expected. And I don't know. Here's my page. Here's my pitch. It should be against the law to talk about midterms into for until 30 days before voting. I imagine what's going to happen in the next 60 days, my friend. We are we are working months into infowars. I know, and it should be against the law. No one should even

be allowed to vote. No, elected politician is not with their fucking heads down at a desk working, and instead they're campaigning months before the midterms. Fuck off. Get out of here. Fuck you, man. You just don't know about Lee. I don't know about Lee. I really, really don't. So a lot of this interview becomes a little bit of a discussion about the evils of feminism. Sure. Sure. Why not? Sure. I have some thoughts about the way that this anti feminism or this opposition to feminism is expressed because I think that there's something here that isn't it's not productive. I didn't even know who Andrew Tate was until he got completely canceled. And now I'm just like trying to find more and more videos of the guy and learn all I can about him. So I think anytime

somebody is canceled off any of these major platforms, it just peaks more curiosity. I taped an hour long interview with him this morning. We're married on Monday and he's never been stronger. And he's not buckling to the attack. That's what's beautiful. Yeah, because he just like Kevin Samuels are offering up something, a kind of advice that men and women haven't been getting ever. And I think, you know, most people want people to be sheep unless you remain strong. They want women to stay feminist and, you know, do all the things that don't make them attractive. And same thing with men. They want men to be weak. And basically they want all of humanity to not reach their full potential. They don't want people.

And we hear feminist. That's anti feminine. Oh, yeah, right. It's they're not supporting women to be strong in the ways that women are typically strong. Like they're not encouraging women to be nurturing or empathetic or compassionate or, you know, make sandwiches, you know, the areas that we really excel in. They just they want women to do a lot of amazing things. The point is we're a biological team. And all these globalists are trying to use women as their front person. Yeah, I mean, I think women are a little easier to sigh up. I think that's that's why it helps to have friends with all that's what's great about being a comic is like I'm friends with a lot of

guys. And yeah, we definitely need each other. And I think a lot and I'm and I know from experience, I was a women's studies minor in college. I was a full bone feminist. I graduated. I was the whole like, I'm never going to get married. I'm never gonna have kids. I had short hair. Like I was the whole I was the whole they were stealing your power. They really were. And I was unhappy all the time. And I couldn't figure out why now you're happy. Let's talk about feminism versus real femininity straight ahead. So I want to choose to ignore the clear attempts at jokes in this clip, like the part about women's natural skills being like making sandwiches. Sure. That's just good old fashioned open mic level joking around. Hey, you're gonna do what you do. Yeah, I do think that

there's an interesting perspective that Chrissy is expressing here, though, and the type of anti feminism that's coming through is a little bit troubling. According to her telling of this, she was into feminism in college, which she seems to characterize as her having short hair and not wanting to get married or have kids. That's fine, I guess. But I don't think that those things, those are things that anyone who's being serious would consider central pillars of feminism. Yeah, maybe you associate it with some people who are feminists, I guess, but it's not the core. Yeah, Chrissy also expresses that she believes that women are easier to Psyop, which seems to imply that she herself was the target of this feminism Psyop and that she fell for it,

which led to the behavior that she's describing in college. Thankfully, she's a comic, so she hangs out with a lot of guys who are less easy to Psyop. Through hanging out with these cool dude comics who aren't targets of a Psyop, she was able to break free of the conditioning that led her to feminism. Honestly, it sounds like what she's describing is that she took on a feminist aesthetic in college, and when she tried to get into comedy, that aesthetic was not popular with the men there, so in order to adapt and be accepted, she adopted a new aesthetic that was more socially approved. The way it sounds, this really doesn't mean anything about the validity or vapidness of feminism. It's really just more about how many stand-up spaces are heavily gate kept by dudes

who don't like feminism. The worst. Incidentally, along with these right-wing ding-dongs on her podcast that she's had described like, oh, in Benjamin. Chrissy has also had a number of sex workers as guests, and I would suggest that something she might want to do is reflect a little bit about why it is that sex work is growing in acceptance of the United States. What would the lives of the sex workers look like in a Christian nationalist country, like the one that the person she's talking to wants to bring into being? What are the things that you don't seem to think about a lot that are the fruits of the work of feminists over history? But this is the quintessential version of that. I want the popularity and notoriety that I can get

from being a woman in this space, and I definitely would rather die than live in the world that these people that I'm in the space of want to create. The foundation of women in comedy is entirely based on, hey, we were oppressed our entire fucking lives, and this is all bullshit, isn't it? Uh-huh. That's the entire foundation. Well, yeah, if it weren't for enter prizing strong feminist voices and pushing boundaries. If Lucy, if I love Lucy hadn't been entirely about how Lucy was fucked over on the daily, you know, that's where, yeah, oh my god. Yeah, otherwise we have more. The Dick Van Dyke show. Yeah, left to the devices of the people who aren't being si-opped in her sort of conception. She wouldn't be headlining Cap City Comedy Club

on a Thursday. She wouldn't be speaking out loud in front of a male presence. It's, I mean, I don't want to be, I don't want to be dismissive or too like, too shitty about it, but I just think that this perspective is not really fully cooked, quite frankly. I think, I think it's a little surface level. So I think that this foundation to this opposition of feminism kind of, I just don't think that there's a strong foundation here. For me, I mean, I was very much a brainwashed feminist in college after graduation. And then part of my awakening was realizing like, wow, I can't get this air conditioner in this window by myself. It's so easy to be a feminist until you need something lifted. And then I was like, you know what, like, men are not so bad after all. Like, who's going to

help me put this furniture together? And that's just what the government wants to do. They want you to be reliant on them and not another man. And honestly, I give so much props and thanks to my fiancee, Frank Pellegrino, because like, honestly, when he met me, I was just coming out of my like, disgusting feminist phase and he helps guide me and support me and he helped me start a business. To be clear, her fiance is not Frank Pellegrino, the actor who is dead. Okay, good. Good. He's the heir of the Pellegrino water family. I think I just I find this to be so empty because I am aware of and no many feminists. I don't think any would be like, oh no, my principles have been corrupted by asking for help with something.

These don't seem to be these seem to be hacky jokes. It's a hack joke, as opposed to a like anything real. It's a hack joke made by a dude comic in the 80s. And then Roseanne rose up like a fucking nightmare for these people and was like, and then I bought a fucking fan because I don't need you know, like it was it you take it another direction. Otherwise it's stupid. Yeah, it's it's I don't know. I don't know. Yep. It's tough to take this too seriously. It's okay for men to admire that. I mean, they want to isolate us from each other, but it's men and women together to create that dynamism. Yeah. Oh, for sure. This is why I don't understand when women get upset about being cackled. It's like girl, like enjoy these moments.

Okay, they're not going to last forever. Okay, like when you get dusty, you're not going to get cackled. Well, let's talk about that. Yeah. Yeah, let's talk about Martin Lawrence on Def Jam in the 80s. Let's get let's really get into the whole. Let's really get into Martin Lawrence in the 80s. Let's really dig into that subject. Come on. Jesus. Let people harass you because it's a compliment. Yeah. Yeah. Eventually they won't want to compliment you. I mean, it's just I don't I don't I don't know. I mean, what do you I on the one hand you have someone who's a comedian and so you would expect a like a humor sure to be the way that you're communicating. Yeah, you would attempt, but at the same time this is in the context of seemingly trying to make points.

It does feel like that. Points are bad. Yeah, they're not well constructed and the jokes are bad. So I don't have much to work with here. It is a combination of the terrible writing that they that comics do for a claptor and then also the terrible writing that they do for jokes eliciting neither laughs nor clapping. Yeah. So Alex seems to like not be getting the Chrissy is also kind. She's trying to be funny. There is an attempt at humor and in some spaces I could see this being seen as funny. Sure. I could see some people's sense of humor being like women can install an air conditioner or delivery, but fine. Yeah. But what are you going to do when you're sitting next to the worst partner in the world? You're right. You're right. You're right. Alex is not

a generous. Hold on. I know you're talking about how do you feel about the midterms, Dan? Look, I was trying to have a chauvinistic anti feminist joke riff going. Sure. You're trying to ask me about the midterms. Good. It's funny. Like I got engaged maybe a couple months ago and people are in my comments like, oh my God, you're glowing. You look so happy. And it's like, yeah, I feel loved. Like this is great. This is this tops all the years of like random casual hand jobs like just like, you know, wait till you have killed a switch is going to get flipped. You're not talking about hand jobs anymore. No, I'm not. No. Yeah, it's about a child. It's like next level. I'm hoping it'll all snap back. I'm hoping it'll just be toyed again.

Well, we're all going to die, but we live. Men and women together is a ritual having a child like an explosion of electricity. This is big time. Wow. This is this is this is it. Wow. This is what comics I got with other comics. Yep. Hope my pussy get tight again. Well, we're all going to die. All right. Yep. Fair enough. You're right. I'm going to head back to that green room where I belong. I think I think that we're all going to die. Hey, listen, we're all going to die someday. Interesting juxtaposition of perspectives. I think that feminism is not about random hand jobs. Maybe it's about people being okay with if that's what you want to do, go for it, you know, but it's not like

I don't know if there are feminist spaces that are like somebody's like, I don't want to give random hand jobs and look, you can't come in. Well, I'll tell you this. Elizabeth Katie Stanton was very against random hand jobs. What zero random hand jobs were given out in the early days of feminism. That's just true. It's just true. Yeah. This is this has been educational for me. Mary Wollstonecraft wrote a pee into hating random hand jobs. Yeah. That's how it went. So we have one last clip here because they take some calls and we get one caller who has a perspective on Andrew Tate. Okay. And this is just not good. There's a reason Andrew Tate got banned. He promotes heterosexuality, making money and masculine strength. And what I'm about to say

is really going to make something mad. But this way you can talk about hand jobs. I should be able to say this. The reason Tate got banned from YouTube is because there's nothing but spears and queers there and I don't see any horns. Spears and queers. That's funny. It's funny. It's not. No, it's also hacky. But also that implies that there's only gay people and cows. Yeah. YouTube and that that is not true. No, I don't see a lot of cows on there for one thing. I believe he was being insulting towards women. Oh, that's interesting. I didn't even think that. Because I mean that is that there's only two things come from Texas. Right. You know, like that's the right. But he's right. Because because men aren't allowed on there so he doesn't see any

horns. Do you see what I'm saying? This is I could be mistaking that. No, I mean, it's you could be right. I'm not sure. I mean, he's just trying to say that Andrew Tate was kicked off because he's not gay. And that's not it. You know, I think I think getting kicked off for promoting heterosexuality and what was making money and masculine values. I do think those are bad things to promote. I don't think you need to promote a thing that you have no choice in the matter of. I don't think you need to promote a thing that is literally destroying the world as we speak. And I don't think you need to promote another thing that is literally destroying the world as we speak. And the making money thing is like our culture is entirely inexorably tied to

that. Yeah, you don't have to promote making money. People love making money. If I hurt myself, I better have made money already. Right. That's the country we live in. We understand time as money. There's an expression time is money. The very concept of the second law of thermodynamics is tied to dollars. Yeah. Yeah. We, we, you know, people who aren't, you know, privileged and rich conceive of hours as a rate that you can make, you know, like it's, you don't need to promote that. Anyway, I think that this show sucked. Not enough queen talk. Almost no queen talk. I would have loved to rant. I would have loved to rant about how people like coming Friday. I don't know. Maybe he needs to warm up for it. Yeah, that's possible.

But like you have this, uh, like this show is was was really a Neapolitan bar of bad shit. You know, like it was just a variety because you had this deeply, deeply racist beginning. Right. This very weird interview with Andrew Torbo where he's trying to whitewash Christian nationalism crazy in the middle crazy. And then this interview that was kind of just, I don't know, bad comedy about feminism being bad for the most part, um, at the end. And at the same time, a through line of laundering the reputation of Andrew Tate. And I just think all of it is, is unspeakably, uh, pointless and bad. Yeah. Yeah. It is a real sucks. It's a real like just strike out in every sense of the, in every sense of the word,

you didn't get the bat off your shoulder. No, you just watched the ball go by struck out slowly, slowly, very slowly. Yeah. Yeah. It's a shit. You struck out on T ball. Pretty bad. Yeah. It's not good. I feel a little bit dumb that we, you know, I made always, always, I made the call that we were going to record late because I wanted to try and get this episode out cause the queen died. It's cute. It's huge. She's been, the world is like, she's been a monarch for a hundred years. Yeah. Forever. Yeah. And then this is what we got. It's underwhelming. It's always fucking underwhelming. I do, I do love the one queen news that I really enjoyed reading about was people scrambling over like, we're going to have to change our money. I was like, you,

no, you don't, you totally don't have to just leave it there. Yeah. No one's going to complain either. You got time at the very least. King Charles going to be like, where's my face on that money? This money is no longer good. Also, King Charles doesn't have that much time left. So you're just throwing your money away at making different money. Yeah. I'm not going to get used to King Charles. I don't think even Prince Charles my whole life, it just has a ring to it. I'm fine with a, you know, oh, I also don't care. Yeah. That's the way to go. Yeah. That's the one I was going for. Yeah. Anyway, it's bye bye time. It does feel that way. It feels like we are on our way to hyperspace. We'll be back. But until then, Jordan, we have a website. We do have a website

it's knowledge right.com. We're also on Twitter. We are on Twitter. It's at knowledge underscore fight. Oh, shit. I meant to mention this earlier, but I forgot. I have gotten some messages and feedback from folks about the button stuff. Like some people have gotten buttons and some people are confused. They haven't come yet. They're worried it's lost in the mail. It is not. They're coming out gradually because, you know, this is an in house operation. It's a mom and pop button shop. Right. Don't be worried if yours hasn't shown up yet. There'll be it's going to be a gradual process maybe for the next month or two. So anyway, yeah, enjoy. Enjoy. We'll be back. But until then, I'm Neo. I'm Leo. I'm DZX Clark. I'm Wilford snibble snabble of the Gribble Pibble.

And now here comes the sex robots, Andy and Kansas. You're on the air. Thanks for holding. So Alex, I'm a first time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you.