Knowledge Fight - #830: July 16, 2023

Episode Date: July 21, 2023

Today, Dan and Jordan record their first episode in the new studio.  Unfortunately, it's a present day episode where Alex is trying to defend RFK Jr, and in the process engages in some intensely racist commentary about Chinese people.

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Indeed we are Dan Jordan. Yeah Jordan. Good question for you. What's up? What's your pride spot today, buddy? My bright spot Jordan is this is the maiden voyage the first time we are recording in my new place So who knows what fucking nonsense is gonna happen? You may notice I have no idea actually how it's gonna come out But I live fairly close to a train and so that you may hear periodically the train going by you may hear some authentic Chicago L sound Right I am going to explore in the future like more soundproofing and stuff But you know that this is it's a process. Hey, it is what it is.

In terms of turning the studio. If you don't like the sound of the yell you haven't lived in Chicago long ago, that's the truth of it. My man. There's something comforting almost now. It's true. It is true.

Rocks made a sleep. It's meh. So yeah, I got to move, took a bit. It's still not quite done. There's a lot of mess left at the old place that I need to figure out. One way or another to resolve. And I just close the door and never open it.

Oh, emotionally, I want to. I want to. I've walked out on more than two places, exactly like that. Yeah. I left Connecticut, and I just got in my car and left. It's like I didn't take any clothes or anything with me. I just left. I have been on the wrong end of that before.

Like with a roommate who just took off and left me holding the bag. Right, right, right. I was alone. I wasn't gonna do that to somebody else. You're still doing it to a, I mean, fuck landlords and all, but. See?

It still, someone has to deal with your shit. But like, you know, what you're describing is like, I have in my head honestly a feeling of like, is that even possible? Can a person do that? Right, right, right, right. Then you go to jail. That's legitimately on my brain.

Yeah, no, no, I mean, it was in that moment of just like, oh, they're not gonna come get me, are they? No, I guess there's probably no consequences except for like, maybe there's a bill that you haven't paid somewhere. Yeah, come get me. Damn, damn. So yeah, it was a decently smooth except for that, that's still hanging over my head.

Chip, I wanted to do an episode on Wednesday, honestly. I know. Or for Wednesday, because I wanted to do an episode on Wednesday, honestly, or for Wednesday, because I told you, you know, like, you know, I'm moving over the weekend, I can get things set up, we can be ready to go, turn it around, it'll be good. I have all kinds of stuff downloaded, you know, for like old Alex episodes and stuff,

I have content we can cover for sure. And then as soon as I sat down to like get to work on one of them, I realized like, oh, I need the internet. I don't just need the internet to upload episodes. I need to look things up and find documents and stuff. Right, which is tough to do on your phone. Just like, yeah. So I got kind of screwed over there,

but my heart was wanting to get back to work. Want to get back to business. Um, so I'm glad to be here. That's my bright spot is getting back in the wagon, getting on the saddle. Well, it's great. It's a it's easily, I think my favorite place that you've lived in so far and that's nice to hear. Thank you. I mean, it's not like a huge, uh, uh, competition.

Some places have been better than others. Some places have been better than others, but this one is nice. I think it's been a gradual move upward over the time that we've been doing the show. Kind of. Except for the first place that I lived at was when we were in my bedroom, when I lived with a couple other people.

Yes. And that was a mess. That was when we were in my bedroom when I lived with a couple other people. And that was a mess. That was a mess. And then, but right after that, there were a couple of places that I lived briefly and broke my lease at. And those places were also a mess. That place, the place with the sound issues. Oh boy.

We'll never go back there. No. You know, it's funny. There's something almost nostalgic about thinking about when we started in your old place, both of us, just like chain smoking. It was a terrible, but your memory makes it so much better than it really.

It's, yeah, it is not too, it's thinking. Sitting there smoking cigarettes, drinking wine. But we're returning to that a little bit, and as much as there's a carpet in here. Oh, that's true. And there was a carpet in that room. That's true. That's true.

Finally, full circle. It's all happening. Absolutely. So yeah, I have high hopes for getting this studio space put together. I have a couple things up on the wall. The people have sent us and I have quite a bit more to left to put up. So there's a decorating process that is still ahead of me a little bit.

I'm excited for that. So what about you? What's your bright spot? My bright spot, Dan is two full. My first bright spot is the righteous jump stones is back. Sure. Tim Balls. Yeah.

Of course you know Tim Balls. Nobody did it. Danny McBride Fuck Danny McBride. Tim Balls. Yeah. Randy had done it. Danny McBride, fuck Danny McBride. Tim Bult! Yeah. Randy Snotz. No, but there was in the most recent episode, character is in a fight and he's completely naked.

And they don't shy back little peens all over the place. You know, he's like, and it's an extended fight scene. And what's great about it. It's like Borat. I mean, kind of And what's great about it, like, Borat. I mean, kind of, what's great about it is that it makes you remind, it reminds you how stupid it is, man, fight. Like, people are stupid. Like, if you see a naked man with his little penis flopping around,

like, all aggressive and shit, it just reminds you of an ape. You just remember that we're weird apes. That's not the weird one. That's not actually what I remember. If I see a man running around with his penis flopping around, I run with that man. Who's that? That's David Tell.

Oh, that's right, that was David Tell. Do you see a man running around the street with his penis flopping up at that? You run with that man because there's some scary shit coming the other way. It was his closer as for a special. Yeah, you're right. Oh my God, that's a long time ago.

Dave Atel, 19. Yeah. Oh God. Long time. Long time. So yeah, that's, that's fine. I've not watched that show, but I do like the people involved. Yeah.

I feel like I would like it, but I's not correct into it. It's weird. It's part of the, I think there's like five or six shows that are essentially two adult, three adult siblings, two men, one woman. Yeah, the generational tension, yeah, yeah. And then that's like a reflection of how many people of our generation aren't having children and so they can relate to this childless adult world.

And I think it's interesting, but also there's like 40 of them. True, and actually before I saw a commercial for it, which was fairly recently, I had slotted it in. I think I might have thought it was the same as succession. I thought it, I thought it, but it's a comedy. But I didn't know that. I didn't realize that. I thought it was more, is it? Yeah comedy, but I didn't know that. I didn't realize that. So it was so hard.

Is it? Yeah. Oh, I didn't know that. I thought it was. I'm fairly sure it was. I don't know. People laughed. But you laughed.

Now, I have no idea. Succession may very well be a comedy. I haven't watched that either. But I've heard people talk about it in ways that made me think it was more of a drama. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, you know, so what's your second bright spot?

My second bright spot, Dan, is we have received a lot of feedback. We have officially sold out the Glasgow show. Right. And so we have decided to add another show in London. Whoa. Yeah. Yeah. Let's show in London.

It's on the 26th September, not some other nine, two, six. Yeah. Yeah. And we're 26 September if you're in the UK. Yes. And yeah, the tickets are going to go live on Monday morning. Yes. We'll have a link to that in the next episode. We're not going to do the thing where we surprise everybody Well, you know, it thought it would be less of an issue Yeah, I felt like the pool of people who might want to come to one of our shows would be lesser in the UK But yeah, it turns out people people we got listeners around seems all right So that's that's very exciting. Yeah, I think I think

I've some ideas of what we could cover. Is there a Jack the Ripper episode of the the infowars in some ways you could make an argument that Alex may be spiritually Jack the Ripper the reincarnation of Jack the Ripper. And as we all know we are our ancestors. That is true. incarnation of Jack the Ripper. And as we all know, we are our ancestors. That is true. No, he's from Wales. But he's from Wales. Yeah.

You know that. So if you did a show in Wales, it could be any episode. It could be any episode. One thing I actually thought about, because I had an inclination, I had thought that we might do a London show. And so I was poking around trying to think of like, wait, Bilderberg was in London. Alex went to London for Bilderberg. That's true.

And so I went and I was watching those episodes at David Knight's hosting the whole time. Because it's before Alex had like a lot of multimedia capability. Right. I couldn't remotely broadcast and stuff. So yeah. So he was in London and there's no episode to do about it.

What a brutal of all the of all the things. There's an irony. Yeah. So Jordan, today we're going to be in the present day. We're going to be talking about July 16th. That was Sunday's episode. Right. And there's a reason for that.

And that is that I was in the middle of moving. And I got a little look at my phone. Uh-huh. I was looking at Twitter. I see that RFK, he said that COVID is designed so the Chinese and Ashkenazi Jews don't get it. I do believe I heard him say it was a race-specific bio-weapon. And I thought to myself, I wonder what Alex has to say about this.

And he does not disappoint. Oh, okay. And so we're gonna be talking about his coverage of that. All right. Which is distasteful. Very racist. There's gonna be quite a bit of gross shit. Yeah, that sounds right.

So we'll get down to business on that, but first Jordan, let's say hello to some new wankers. Oh, that's great idea. So first, Zed, the totally not 27 co-boald stacked under a trench coat normal person. Thank you so much you're now policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. Thank you next St. Jurley and the loser little titty baby. Thank you so much you're now policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. Next come to Glasgow for your live show cowards Jordan needs punishment for continually calling Scottish people Brits Thank you so much you're now policy won't I'm a policy won't thank you very much. I fucking told you man

You're gonna die. I'm telling you someone's gonna fuck you up. You have to vote yourself out You I'm gonna fuck you up and I'm not gonna help you brought this on yourself Fair enough next hey Dan. Yes, you Dan freezing. My name is Rulila. Thank you so much you're out policy wonk I'm a policy wonk thank you very much Rulila no I think it's Rulila Rulila could be uh rhymes with sespa Rilla might not though that would be next Tom W thank you so much you're an out policy wonk I'm a policy wonk thank you very much and we got a tank to grab a mixed room so thank you so much to Hey Heather it's me your star the honky-tong, Jordan. So thank you so much to Hey Heather. It's me, your star, the honky-tonk policy, Wong. Thank you so much.

You are now a technocrat. I'm a policy-wong. For star, the honky-mon mentality is brilliant. Someone, someone, satanite sent me a book in a poop. Daddy Shark. Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. Jar Jar Banks has a Caribbean black action.

He's a loser, little, little, titty baby. I don't want to hate black people. I renounce Jesus Christ. Thank you so much. Yes, thank you very much. I'm going to make a note to myself. Now that we're in this new studio, I'm going to make a new technocrat drop and I'm going to write a parody song of the devil one down Georgia about us going to Scotland. Okay. So I'm going to do those two things. All right, you got work. Yep. Wait a minute. We're going to put more on your plate. Ah. So we start here, Alex has got a huge broadcast ahead of him.

And of course, it's because of RFK. Yeah. Well, every broadcast, as I say, is important. But particular ones are even more important. And as the world quickens with all the insanity and evil really rises but good to challenge it as Newtonian physics and the Bible tells us is true. I'm sorry? For every action is an opposite, an equal reaction.

Each successive week and month and year gets more intense. This really is a quickening or a cascade of many singularities towards the great singularity the return of our Lord and Savior Christ Jesus. Well, our okay junior has come out and talked about something we talked about two and a half years ago, major scientific institutions in Europe, the United States, India, Australia, and Japan, in all places, they have a lot of great scientists there. Look at the COVID-19 virus and said,

it's been made in a lab. I mean, they said three and a half years ago, the Indians first handed, at their first teachers, biomedical university where they have a multimillion dollar gene editing reader computer and they said this is manmade, this is five irises we know who made it and this is what it's been designed to do and then they got billions of research funding threatens so they pulled the report but didn't say

it was false. So that's all bunch of nonsense Alex is just remembering some of his old narratives rehashing things but when I heard this beginning of the, I realized that I had no idea if it was actually news that RFK thinks COVID was designed in a lab. That's a good question. That could be the first time he'd ever said it or it could be something he said all the time. I am. 1000.

Yeah. I would believe either. I have no idea. Totally. And that is a testament to how little it matters that RFK said that. Anybody who has any idea who RFK junior is probably already thinks this is something he believes, or at very least it's an idea that he's susceptible to, given all of his other completely insane conspiracy beliefs.

This isn't news at all, really. It's what you should expect from people like RFK Jr. He's an idiot and a blowhard, and he has been for decades. Everyone should be up to speed on him by this point. There's no excuses. Possibly the thing that's more interesting in the news about RFK is that he said, quote, there's an argument that it's ethnically targeted. COVID-19 is targeted to attack Caucasians and black people. The people who are most immune are Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese. This is kind of an idea that isn't really new to our ears since Alex has been saying shit like this for years,

which is why it amused me that the New York Times headline about this was, quote, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. heirs bigoted new COVID conspiracy theory about Jews and Chinese. This isn't a new theory. It's just being said by a different person. Yeah. And here's the point. I say this to

the media. It's far past time to stop covering RFK Jr. You can't handle it. And it's going to be Trump all over again. Yeah, you're pathetic. You're fucking this up already. It's a mess. Yep. Any viability RFK Jr. may have as a candidate is solely the result of people in the media deciding they want to cover him to point out the obviously horrific and offensive things he says and it's gonna backfire backfire last time. No, it did everything they wanted it to. They got all the clicks that they wanted and society was fine at the end of it. You can't do this again. Can't do it.

Trump's gonna be the GOP candidate. You can't do this. They learned their lesson. I'm gonna be the GOP candidate. No, you can't do this. They learned their lesson. I'm sure. Mm-hmm. Case and point why this is, this is no good. The times thinks that this is a new conspiracy theory about COVID, but it's not.

It's just one that's spread by people, they're accustomed to ignoring because they know that covering the offensive shit that they say only feeds in to their desire for attention. The media just needs to realize that even though he's pretending to run for president, Kennedy belongs in that same basket. Ignore his dumbass. Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, why, I mean, the only reason to talk to him, to talk about him is entertainment. That's it. So that's what people are doing. Or as like a public service as a like, you know, this guy is saying this and it's wrong. But most people won't hear that he's saying it if you don't point out that he's saying it's wrong. Yeah, I mean, more people are going to see the New York Times probably say, you know, saying this, this shit, then the no one wouldn't know, no one would have seen that video where he's saying this stuff

if it hadn't been covered by a hundred media outlets. Here's what we are doing again, and it's the same thing that we always do. And I can't handle anymore, just that like, okay, we're gonna send out this thing. This guy said something offensive. We, sorry, it's offensive, And then everybody goes, well, though, because you said it's offensive,

I'm a friend to do about you. And then the thing goes, and then the next day, we do it all the fuck over again. I'm tired. And I think that there's a measure of social responsibility that is, you know, pointing out when people say things

that are incorrect and dangerous. And, you know, I think there's a value to that. Sure. And I think that, you know, there's a robust debate that. Sure. And I think that, you know, there's a robust debate that can be had about, you know, what's the extent that you should go, like sort of guide your behaviors by not amplifying negative voices in a way that's kind of neutral or plays into their benefit.

And I say a lot of that kind of goes out the window when it's a novelty candidate who's running for president. Because the danger and the stakes there are like, they're ridiculous. And I just, we lived through this. I mean, I know. It's like, if you can't learn your lesson, then all of the things that I've ever defended you for are out the window. Fuck you. If you can't learn your lesson, then fuck all of you. I'm not doing it anymore. It's, it's, I'm just not. I don't want to be exhausted again. Yeah.

And I'm gonna, I'm gonna work it over. No, we're already, it's already over. We've already exhausted ourselves. So, of course, Alex definitely agrees with the things that RFK was saying. And then it took about a year for the scientists to then look at it more closely and they said it's designed to hit black people and white people. It's called a race-specific weapon.

Now, RFK Jr. came out and said this a few days ago at a big dinner conference in New York and it became a huge firestorm because he just said what the report said that it spares Asians and and Oscar Nazi Jews because Oscar Nazi Jews somewhere back in their lineage. That's what Arabs really are as a mix of Caucasian, African, and Asian. That's really what their genetic type is. So they're a mix of the three. Okay. I look based on where we're going,

I'm gonna leave that alone because there's just, oh my God, such a mess on this episode. Yeah. This is all very dumb. But I would be curious if Alex would like to name those unspecified scientists, he says that they got together and decided and to announce that COVID is a race specific.

Yeah. I feel like that's the same thing with him saying India announced from their prestigious universe, like, be specific, jerk. I mean, the simplest issue that I am having, right, is once you start saying, oh, it affects specifically white people and black people and not blank and blank. Now we're in like, are you telling me

that they have the capability of speaking, like because it's not like that, that's not a thing. No, but that is what Alex is saying. I mean, yes, but it's like, you can't be, I mean, I'm from Egypt. I'm from Egypt. It's from Egypt. It's from Egypt.

I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. It's insane. Yes, it's very stupid. And it'll get worse. So save your theatrics. Okay. So RFG juniors actually called on this claim. And in response, he angrily tweeted out a study, he said back to him up. However, the study did know such thing. Here's how the times put it. Quote, Kennedy also linked to a scientific paper that he said showed the structure of the COVID-19 virus made black and Caucasian people more susceptible, and, quote, ethnic Chinese,

fins, and Ashkenazi Jews were less receptive. But the study he linked to, published in July 2020, early in the pandemic and before effective treatments had emerged, made no reference to Chinese people as less receptive to the virus, nor did it speak of targeting the virus. It said one particular receptor for the virus appeared not to be present in Amish and Ashkenazi Jews. What happened here is that Kennedy got caught talking shit, talking that good conspiracy shit that riles up his normal audience, and then when he was called on it He tried to whip out a study to silence the criticism. That works really well when you're dealing with the normal audience that he's accustomed

to, full of conspiracy-minded people with anti-vax-zealatory ideas, just being able to pull something out that, as the appearance of supporting your claim, is enough. But that's not enough when the people you're trying to pass this off on are professionals and fact-checkers. That's why these folks hate fact-checkers. Yeah, I mean, the people that you normally please with that, you're giving them something that they're not going to look into because they already like you.

They just appreciate it if you come with a little bit more than nothing. Yeah. And we're going to see Alex engage in a ton of this exact same behavior as RFK's angry response tweet as this episode goes along. Yeah, boy. Sue.

Um, look, yeah. Be cool. All right. I'm going to be very, very quiet episode. I'm going to be a part of your place. I'm going to be very quiet and you picked an incredibly racist episode that makes me want to scream all the time. That, that works.

That's, that's wise. Um, so here we go. Just like an indigenous person from Mexico or Guatemala, if you test their genetics is Chinese, that's where they came from, thousands, thousands of years ago, it's a genetic, complete, mass, Chinese. They only teach that school, though, that's a mainline thing in biosciences. Spaniards are a Germanic and a Gholish until they got invaded and held for several hundred years by the North African Moors who were a mix of African and Arabic. So that's why you see the change in the Spanish there.

So ethnic studies are very interesting, not in the leptus ethnic studies, but actually the historical ethnic studies and then bio-elepins. So I contest or challenge some of his specifics, but the idea that people have a lot of mixed heritage and like over time, over generations, over centuries, people have, you know, went from countries to other countries. There have been, there's been flow of populations, you know? And so there are not discrete and very separate, like group A, group B, group C. Yeah. And essentially what Alex is saying, if you just ignore the specifics, is exactly why we're a specific bioeth B, group C. Yeah. And essentially what Alex is saying, if you just ignore the specifics, is exactly why Ray-specific bioethans are stupid.

Yes, exactly. Yes. He has just sort of laid that out quite succinctly. I mean, no. Well, not succinctly. No, no, no, overwrought. But like just adding, adding like, okay, so it's the Ashkenazi Jews, the Finns,

and then the Chinese, and you're like, wait, wait Ashkenazi Jews, the Finns, and then the Chinese, and you're like, wait, wait, wait, the Finns, is Finland a race of people? Oh, okay. Indeed. That's kind of the thing, you know? So Alex, you know, he's got some things to defend himself with about this race-specific bio-eapon idea, and they don't work. Was Dick Cheney wrote in 2000 in the Rebuilding America's defenses for the Project Commander-in-Chief-Record-Century document that wide circulation looked up to yourself,

he said the US government must legitimize the use of race-specific bio-eapon. So, RFK Jr. talked about how this is a... appears to be a race-specific bio-eapon, he just stated what the papers say. And now he were hearing he's an anti-Semite. Absolutely preposterous. Of course, he supports state of Israel just like Trump, hold on to ours. Some would say he's just too pro-Israel. I make that point. He's the point out that he is definitely not against the Jews. But it's just a fact. So we've talked about this a hundred times, but to reiterate, Dick Cheney didn't write rebuilding America's defenses.

He hasn't even listed as a participant in the project that culminated in that document's writing. Fun fact, though, Scooter Libby was a participant, so maybe Alex should ask why Trump pardoned him while he was in office. In the document, they write, in the future, quote, advanced forms of biological warfare that can target specific genotypes may of biological warfare they can target specific

genotypes may transform biological warfare from the realm of terror to a politically useful tool. This wasn't saying that it would be a political useful tool for us to use and that we should do it. This was part of a list of potential threats that they were arguing with the US defenses needed to be up to facing. Alex is lying about this document because it makes his job easier. We've been over this a whole bunch. Yeah. Also, it's not something Alex would really ever

grasp, but he's being a bit anti-Semitic himself here by equating support for Jewish people with support for Israel, like they're the exact same thing. Yeah. They are not the same thing. And defending someone against charges of being anti-Semitic by saying they support Israel doesn't really make sense fully. So. No, no, no, no. Nope. But that's where his mind goes.

That's the only thing he's got. Yeah, it is, it is a strange kind of mixture of nationalism and racism, but like, what's fun about it is that it does kind of reveal that both of those things are all in our heads, you know, like if you're just to, oh yeah, there are... Nacian, and racism are... Saudi Arabia is also Arabic and it's like, you're just saying words that apply to people that don't actually apply to people.

Eh? So in this clip, Alex says some words and he fucks up. See if you can catch the fuck up. Okay. All right, we've got massive news tonight. Arnold K. Jr. has talked about the elephant in the room, the race specific bio-weapon nature of COVID-19, designed to target blacks and whites. It'll still kill Asians and Austanology Jews, but not anywhere at the same rate rate according to major studies encoded that it's pointed out that it's like the chakoms and the globalist for developing a specific race weapon

and uh... while you're not supposed to talk about that even though you can look up dick chainy with rebuilding america's defenses kinda kind of slipped up a little bit and implied that the globalist are the juice uh... i wouldn't have done that. Well, I mean, I think he can't not really. I mean, the whole ideology is essentially built largely

on, you know, the code. Yeah, yeah. Okay, let me ask you this question. Yeah. All right, if you can make a weapon that targets both black people and white people as a race specific by a weapon, does that not suggest that there is no difference between black people and white people as a race specific bio weapon. Does that not suggest that there is no difference between black people and white people, whereas there is a difference between black people, white people and Jews and, uh, Chinese people.

Yeah. Um, isn't that an interesting thing? I think that would be a follow up. You could ask Alex if you wanted to get more confused. Wow. I mean, you can't be racist against black people. We're both in the same boat, right? I think Alex would find a way around that.

I think so too. I think he'd just be like, yeah, but well, there is the but. I didn't expect that. So there's a lot of globalists out there. Certainly, even if you take it away from Alex's clear use of code that he fucked up and made it a little, in that last clip. But here's a new one on you. Here's a new globalist. I didn't realize this guy was running shit. And if you don't believe in globalcy population agenda, then we have something interesting

for you. These are bibliographed, documented, vetted quotes. Many of these I was reading when I was 18, 19 years old, didn't believe it. So I went to the library, they didn't have it. So I went to the UT library that did have it or had them send off for it. I actually got the books where they said these things, how they're going to set up the world government, and how they're going to kill your family. That's from Ionesco Courier. That's the Ionesco and out of nation's educational, cultural organizations, official newspaper. Are American burdens each? One American burdens the earth? Much more than 20 Bangladeshians. This is a terrible thing to say in order to stabilize

world population. We must eliminate three to three thousand people per day. It's horrible thing to say, but it's just as bad not to say it. That's a Jacques Cousteau in the United Nations, who you're here. Yeah, Jacques Cousteau, arch globalist. Oh, wow. I didn't realize that the ocean conservationist

was setting the agenda for the globalists. You know, I mean, I get it. You spend so much your time underneath the ocean conservationist was setting the agenda for the globalists. I mean, I get it. You spend so much of your time underneath the ocean. You come back up, you see people act in like this and you're like, I wanna go back under the ocean, fuck these people, I get it. Everything's better down where it's better. It's just true.

It's just true. I get it. Jocusto, way ahead of his time. So for once, Alex has an accurate quote or a fairly accurate one. It's out of context and it's a little mixed up, but it is kind of close to something Cousteau actually did say. There's actually two quotes here from one interview, Jam Together, which they were both in response to different questions so they don't belong together.

The part about Americans burdening the planet more than 20 people from Bangladesh is in response to a question about pollution and how it's tied to consumption, and I'm just going to leave that alone because the other part is more interesting. I'm going to read out Alex's quote, and then I'm going to read you Cousteau's quote, and I want you to pay attention to very specific changes in wording that have been made, that they affect how you would interpret these words. So here's Alex's version. Quote, this is a terrible thing to say. In order to stabilize world population, we must eliminate 350,000 people a day. It's a horrible thing to say, but it's just as

bad not to say it. Here's what Cousteau actually said. Quote, it's terrible to have to say this. World population must be stabilized, and to do that, we must eliminate 350,000 people per day. This is so horrible to contemplate that we shouldn't even say it, but the general situation in which we are involved is lamentable. There are two major changes that Alex's quote makes that change the point being made. The first is distilling Cousteau's sentence down to,

in order to stabilize world population, Roy must eliminate 350,000 people a day. By doing that, you're able to make the sentiment to appear far more prescriptive than it is meant to be. Alex's version sounds much more like a statement of what needs to be done and what Cousteau wants to be done than the actual spoken words. In order to save the human race, we must eliminate 350,000 people a day.

Yeah, gotcha. The second change is inaccurately paraphrasing Cousteau down to, it's horrible to say this, but just as bad not to say it. The underlying meaning of this is that Cousteau is advocating for killing hundreds of thousands of people a day, and that this is the thing we all know needs to be done. It's the elephant in the room room but no one's saying it. Kustos like the M&M of exterminating people. He has the balls to say it in front of y'all and he doesn't have to be false and sugarcoded at all. Oh boy. If you hear Kustos actual phrasing, this isn't what he was saying. He's saying that this

is a solution to a real problem that is, quote, so horrible to contemplate that we shouldn't even say it. The real world problem is severe. And in order to drive home the scale of the issue, Kusto uses this imagery, but includes the caveat, essentially saying that this is not actually a solution. Yeah. Alex is probably not making these alterations to the quote himself, and he definitely isn't getting

this directly from the UNESCO interview because that's where I got the real version from. He probably just saw a meme somewhere that someone re-worded this quote to make it more useful for dumb dumb conspiracy theorists to use for their bullshit. And he thought, eh, who cares about the real source? I'm just a lazy ass dumb dumb. Yeah, I mean, who still- And Alex, I mean, he's lazy and doesn't care. Yeah, because Cousteau is essentially saying, like, you got us to a point so bad

that a reasonable person would have to stop and say, we'd have to do this. And that's unthinkable. So fuck you. Now we got to solve the problem because we can't do that, obviously. The unthinkable solution is essentially making the abstract scale of the problem, something that you can put into your mind.

Right. And then the real solution is making efforts in places where you can curb overpopulation, not by killing people, but by providing reproductive healthcare to folks. making efforts in places where you can curb overpopulation, not by killing people, but by providing reproductive healthcare to folks, helping people have more stable lives. Yeah, I mean, he could have gone with something less potentially sinister like a... That didn't work.

No, but... You could stack all of our problems all the way up to the moon to give you an idea of how big they are. If you read that interview. I don't think you He was in no mood to say things nicely. He was being pretty blunt. Yeah, he's going back under the ocean. He's like shit's bad Shit's bad dude. See you later. I've been there. I got an oxygen tank. I made a reef. I built a cave under the under the water Where it's where there's air we should all do. Ah, Cousteau. Yeah, smart.

So Alex realizes that RFK is basically him. Yes, yeah. So cool. Great, great. And RFK is editing in, man. He's Alex Jones 2.0. RFK, Jr., climate change is being used to control us through fear.

And it's not dealing with real environmental problems. But it's a giant Ponzi scheme by central banks across the world to bring in total surveillance and control and in industrial societies and consolidate power and wealth and hands of a few. So I want to say he's totally defected over to our side. Yeah, no shit wouldn't be saying stuff like that unless you had really affected because the globalist never posed like us and say that Max they never go that far the more of a mic pinch. I love the Lord everything's fine Take your mic, right? So if the the globalists know that you know that they never go that far

And that's so you can kind of tell a real patriot from somebody who's, you know, coming in to play games, then they would say that far. They would go that far in order to blend in better with the patriots, because they know what you know is a litmus test. No, no, no, no, because they wouldn't do that. But they would. Well, but they would, but they can't.

Yes, they can. They don't have it in them, because they've got a contract with the devil. It's another playing print thing. There's always a boyfriend. have it in them because they've got a contract with the devil. Another fine print thing. There's always a I think why here's the one thing. Here's the one thing that we should listen to Alex Jones about when he says somebody is like him.

Yeah, I think he knows. Yeah, if Alex says this is Alex Jones 2.0, believe him. It's like the nefarious evil version of game recognize game. It is. It is. It's like, oh, this is Alex Jones 2.0, then the rest of the world should be like, gotcha, we will treat him exactly the way we treat you.

Thank you for the assist. Yes, the times you do not need to cover Alex Jones 2.0. You don't need to cover Alex Jones 2.0. Stupid bullshit, he says. You don't need to cover Trump 2.0. You know Dean to cover any 2.0. You don't need a cover Alex. You're a big bullshitty says you don't need to cover Trump 2.0. You know, Dean to cover any 2.0. No, also fun idea that that he's defected. Yeah.

Yeah. RFK has been on your side this whole time from what? Yeah. Yeah. RFK junior has been a anti-vax weirdo for decades. He's on your side. You're not getting a new guy. You're just realizing. And Alex isn't even realizing. He says, I didn't cut this clip, but he says that like,

oh, years back, he tried to get RFK Jr. on the show and they said, no, your show's too controversial. So like Alex knows he's trying to have him on before. He knows that he's not defecting. He knows. He's trying to have him on before. He knows that he's not defecting. I mean, here's what I would say to somebody who's a conservative looking at this stuff. Why is it that you love rich people who lie to you so much? Why? Why do you love rich people who lie to you?

That's such a weird thing to love. I think honestly, even even that you saw that problem You figure out why Alex is popular. He's a rich guy Everybody why do people like rich people who lied? Well in the case of Alex it might be because he fucking can tell the joke. Oh God. No, please don't Of course you know why the son never sound a British Empire right? Because God wouldn't trust an Englishman in the dark. That's really good, actually, isn't it?

But continuing, I don't trust any of these people at the end of the day. I trust my mom, I trust my dad, maybe I trust my wife. I mean, I love her and care about her, but I'm not sure about that. I'm joking. Maybe not. But you know what I mean? I trust my mother and my father And I love my children and they're pretty good, but I

Still to see them do some weird stuff. Is it still the joke and? I think I trust the crew What is happening I I don't trust my kids? They don't weird stuff I don't trust my kids. They don't weird stuff. He's like, it is, it is. If I wanted his kids, I'm not thrilled to hear this. If I'm at an open mic. Huh, dad's telling his millions of listeners

that he doesn't trust me. I've got an open mic, and a guy starts going, Ah, take my wife. Please, you know, you're like, ah, shut down. But then if he's like, yeah, but also, I don't know, maybe take one of my kids, not her. She's good, but take, he's like, yeah, but also, I don't know, maybe take one of my kids, not her. She's, she's good, but take, he does a lot of weird shit. Take my kids. They've done weird shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then then it's like, oh, now, now I'm listening.

Okay. I'm also concerned with Alex is like, I don't trust my wife. I'm joking. Maybe I'm not. Yeah, that's very much. You do not trust your wife. And I know that he doesn't trust his wife because he's a stock term. He's hired security guards. How he did read about that in the news. Yes. And the DUI, the,

then the court documents from that. Sure. Yeah, bad times. Clearly doesn't trust. I would not stay married to somebody that I don't trust. I feel like that seems like a simple part of a, who knows? Yeah, you know, abuse dynamics come into it. So the hard to judge to harshly. Yep. So Alex decided to get back into the P&AQ document and lies. Why is it bad? And so I've made it a point, in my 29 years on air, to study something called race-specific

bio-uppance. So the vice president of the United States wrote a paper in September of 2000. Here it is on screen for you. Anybody can type a sentence? Find it. It's a project for New America Century, a Neocon CFR, Bilderberg Group, think tank. Rebuilding America's defense strategy, forces and resources for a new century.

Now in this they set a terror attack that kills on league with a level of death in Pearl Harbor, which was 3000. Mine level was 3000, one year later. Would be ideal to launch Pax Americana. They also, it's a long report, but we just printed one page for it. This is page 60. And it says, in advance, form a biological warfare that

can target specific genotypes, make transformed biological warfare from the realm of terror to a politically useful tool. And it goes on to say that this is what we mainly use as foreign enemies because they're getting so sophisticated. So I just showed you Dick Cheney, you may have heard of him. See when the news calls me on white supremacists, notice they don't show a clip of anything like that because they're lying. When I tell you Dick Cheney said that 20 minutes ago and you know what better print it better show it. That's the whole mark of real news versus lies. So you can sense in that

pause that he had that Alex read the quote from the document and then he was asking himself like, is that it? Like he's built this up in his mind to such a degree that he's probably a bit surprised to go back and look at it. Like, uh, that's all there is here. Oh, no. Yeah, yeah. That's why he had to make up the part about the document saying that we need to use race specific bio weapons against other countries because they're too sophisticated.

Just a little trick here that you can almost always rely on. When Alex is reading something and then says, it goes on to say, whatever he says next is completely made up. What's happening is that he's realized that he can't use a source the way he needs to in order to make his narrative work. So he's having to improvise and just make up bullshit.

Yeah. That is 100%. When it goes on. Yeah, it does show you why you'll never get like a clear codification of what is and what isn't, you know, like, oh, builderburg, CFR, like, okay. They run the project for a new manager. Yeah, what are you, which is going on here?

Who runs what? And if Shane, he wasn't involved, also, gun to his head, Alex could not say a single fucking thing Dick Cheney's done since he was been out of office. Nope. I am sure that he knows nothing that he's done since 2008. 100% agree. And either do I. Yeah.

And you popped up for an annoying interview, one point. Probably. But he's mostly kind of gone underground. You don't let you hear about him the more you hope he's just, he's just staying away from people, you know? Fine, you live. But just stay away from people. You know, fine, you live, but just stay away from people where you can't hurt anybody.

That's all I want from Dick J. to hit this point. Yeah, I'm saying. I remember he had like, didn't he get a heart replacement or something like that when he's got a bad feeling of something? Yeah, he's never gonna get that. It's wild that like you haven't heard anything

about like more medical stuff since he's been out of office. I mean, I don't know. That's because he's been replaced by a cyborg. They've built him better. Interesting. Stronger, faster. We have the technology. More evil. So Alex plays a clip of Kamala Harris and, man, I think this is, I think you whiffed on this one. Here's Kamala Harris on Friday talking about depopulation. They all will seem to spoke of course she can't talk.

The point is her Freudian slip is true. The whole agenda is depopulation. I'll read some quotes to you in a few minutes. That's when we play the RFA Club, but here she is. When we invest in clean energy and electric vehicles and reduce population, more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water. Okay. So, we're in a head, clean air and drink clean water if we kill people.

And I'm going to show you the UN saying we've got to get rid of 300 plus thousand people a day to save the earth I'm gonna show you the quotes from the UN no from Kustoff from the UN from Jacques Kustoff was Jacques Kustoff running the UN at a certain More barely he was the UN embodied also that's not what I got from that Harris No, a little bit of a stretch. Yeah. So Alex complains some more defending RFK. And then he gets a little bit lost in the weeds. I believe that. And then we continue.

Well, let's just see the clips. So yeah, the study show that it's, there's be more research on this, but that it's considerably targets anglos and Africans more. And notice I was politically correct right there and I'm going to stop doing it because it's no insult to call black people negroes. It's like they say calling a homosexual, a homosexual is an insult. It's heterosexual, homosexual.

It's cockazoid or Anglo. I mean, it just means like in Spanish, Negro just means black folks. It means it has nothing to do with being mean to black people. The point is that people don't care about killing blacks with bio-uppens. It just don't call them the inward. I mean, and now they're moving to say that all those words are bad. And again, that just shows how,

oh, we've taken all your rides for cutting your kids' genitals off, but don't use the scientific name for black people. It's preposterous. Meanwhile, that's what the studies say is that it targets Negroes and Caucasoids, and that kind of sounds like a weird name too for white people, but that's the name. You know why I get me, we should change the scientific name, if scientific names are scary sounding. I think cockazoi sounds like something wrong with you. Ooh, what about cockazoi? But it means you come from the cockest mountains. That's where they find the earliest skeletons of white people.

But regardless, ladies and gentlemen, notice how we're caught up in full the correctness. We can't even talk about the science because we're too busy. Oh, all the science words are scary. So let's not know the science words. If you want to use those words, go ahead, man. I feel like the only people here who are angry about this are people who are already racist. You really want to say the

N word. To say the N word, I guess. I mean, if you really want to say it that bad, I'm not going to come to your house. Yeah, I don't think I don't think Alex deserves a pedamon himself on the back for, for you know saying whatever words he wants is some kind of an intellectual academic exercise Like this it I mean, there's hard-killing back to like old debunked race science Like this is this is silly. This is a nobody who's in the fields of like anthropology or biology is going to be using these Classifications these tax honamies as if they mean anything. Sure, yeah.

It's ridiculous. I'm going to throw this out there. I'm imagining if you and your grandfather and your grandfather's grandfather have lived in this stupid fucking country, you don't like somebody calling you an African. I'm just saying that. So this, like also, I feel like what's going on here is that Alex is trying to sound smart and throw some stuff around to justify some of his more like some racist beliefs. And that's because the only thing a racist likes more than claiming that they're not racist is insisting that their racism is based on. Yeah, and it's justified. It's totally right. In fact, I'm right. You think that I'm being racist and I am,

but I am for a good reason and that's why I'm not. So Alex wants to defend RFK and not by going on a long-winded dietripe, but what words he can't say. So he pulls out some articles. There's a litany of articles. Okay. We're gonna go through them one by one.

Lightning round. And then shit is going to get very racist. Okay. So enjoy this. Great. Great. This, this very article heavy section before the racist storm. Here's the first one. And here's some of the articles that show that bio-elepins designed to kill only people in particular race, the Guardian. So this is not an article from the Guardian that you might be thinking of out of the UK.

The White Guardian. This is a Nigerian news site. This is an article from 2019. Okay. This is an editorial covering a paper put up by the Cambridge Center for the Study of Existential Risk, which says that a weapon that targets a particular genomic profile is a potential danger in the future. But it's not something that exists now, and this doesn't really help sport Alex, or RFK and any other arguments, but the headline kind of works for Alex.

There you go. I mean, it's not really possible because you can't, if you are going to make it, you would have to make it in such a way that it Cannot mutate whatsoever and it must always remain exactly the same and that's just not possible That is an issue certainly the funny the funniest part of it is that a race specific bio weapon would affect people of all races Almost Identically because we're all related to each other in some fashion. So this article doesn't help.

Here's the second one. COVID-19 pandemic origins, violabins, the history of laboratory leaks, of big scientific paper report getting into race-specific weapons. So this is not a big scientific report, but it's published on the NAH's website for the National Library of Medicine.

So you know what that means. Yeah. Alex hasn't read it. This is a paper from the Southern Medical Journal, and the headline really seems useful to Alex. However, if you read even the introduction to the paper, he would have seen this. Quote, the virus as a bio-weapon and the possible laboratory leak from legitimate research are two most common remaining theories about the origins of SARS-CoV-2.

The aim of this perspective is to show that the current pandemic is unlikely to have resulted from either bio-eapons or a laboratory leak. This is why it's helpful to repast the headline. Alex is actually presenting evidence against his own case, but because his analysis is so surface level and his analysis is so surface level and his audience is so uninterested in holding him accountable, this has the appearance of proving him right

when it doesn't, it's the opposite. This is a charade, it's a bullshit charade. Yeah, I made fun of, and it's so easy to do. You read old-timey stuff from like the 1880s, like old-timey newspapers and stuff like that, you know? And you see the headlines are six sentences long. That's the way to do it. They are, I was making fun of them

and we had it backwards. The headlines should be so much longer. Sure, and the news should be like McNeil Lair. It should be boring as shit. It should be boring in public-funded. Absolutely. I don't want to know about the news that's why they haven't yes McNiel air bring them back to cyborgs and only one of them's dad I think we've talked about this yeah I think so anyway here's another article

up on air yeah come and SARS come and do come and be a biological weapon and be race for civic so this is another article from the National Library of Medicine website. Alex is just adding on to the end the part and quote, quote, and it could be race specific. You just added that to that. Oh, you're adding a whole and. Yeah. Oh, that's not good.

No, that's all made up. Yeah. It's just literally faking a source. Well, try to make an argument. This is a paper in the Iranian Journal of Public Health. And again, Alex should read the sources he presents on air. Because it's not a study or even a research paper, this is a letter to the editor. The grammar is terrible and it doesn't even demonstrate or prove anything. This wouldn't fly as a source for like a junior high paper. And yet here Alex is passing

it off to his audience because the headline has the appearance of supporting the narrative that he makes money selling them. This is a letter to the editor. Yes, it starts dear editor-in-chief. That is such him using a YouTube comment. Yes, it's a safe thing. Yeah, sad. Oh god, that's sad.

But is there more? Of course. Of course. It's all fair and biological warfare. The controversial agenda, you've geared my-events, and it goes on. So this is a paper published in the Journal of Medical Ethics. And Alex says it goes on, because if you'd read even the first sentence of the abstract to this on air, it would reveal that this paper is saying that science currently can't make ethnic-related bio-events.

That makes sense. The author says, quote, the purpose of this paper is to launch a debate on the subject of ethnic bio-events before they become a scientific reality. It's a discussion of hypothetical questions that come up in terms of ethics. It's really more philosophy than science, and it definitely doesn't do anything to make Alex's argument, nor does it help our FK. These are all terrible. I appreciate the the the animus behind it, but no is the answer to that question. Should there be ethics about, no, they shouldn't be. So no, so no. Well, but that's actually the answer is yes, then there should be ethical limits put in

place that restrict the exploration and making of these. Sure. Sure. So that is still an ethical question. No, no, no, no, I understand, but that's, but it's a fairly simple like if you're trying to create ethnic bio weapons, no. The making of them has ethical ramifications. It's already, already no.

And that is where the discussion is relevant. Exactly. And I think that that's probably partially what the paper is about. Of course. So we have one last thing Alex brings up and I mean, wow, what a what a failure. Here we go. Pentagon making right specific by-law of the entire civilian China says that's the point is this is going on. That's not even a study. That's an accusation that China says. China says. Should Alex really believe this based on how much he hates the Chinese government

This accusation came from foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenben Who only said this because a day prior US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken had criticized the Chinese government for their repression of Weggers and Tibetans This isn't evidence of anything and that is the sum of Alex's evidence. Right. None of this means anything. Right. So Alex is so recited on this is someone saying, I know you are, but what am I? Yeah. This is an important point to make.

All right. If Alex cared at all or took any of this seriously, he would do a better job. He doesn't care at all, and this is just a pageant meant to instill fear in the audience, particularly the wide audience. If he really thought any of this meant anything, he would have spent even a single minute preparing for this show instead of having his intern print out anything he can find on Google with a headline that sounds good, even if the body of the article directly contradicts the point that Alex is trying to make. The intent in rattling off headlines like this is to deflect from how little evidence Alex actually has.

Because we played these one at a time, but you know, if you're forced to experience them quickly and with no analysis This is an intentional presentation strategy that Alex employs because it's easy Yeah, he doesn't have to do any work and he gets to pretend that he's proving his point because he has at his core a lazy fucking liar Yeah, and generally speaking if you have that many Sources you don't need to use that many sources because people already have a general understanding of it just by being a part of the culture. You know, like they've seen one of those headlines because one random person read the Guardian and one random person did this whole thing.

You know, there's an awareness of the thing. So when you're going into it specifically, you can dive into one source. One person read that 2019 editorial in the Nigerian Guardian. Okay, well that one I'm not going to, I mean, in real, in the real world, if you were rattling off true sources, you wouldn't need to. Sure. You understand. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm sorry. But now we're going to get racist. Yeah. The next two clips are deeply offensive.

Okay, they are to the point where I almost don't even know how to respond to them outside of just like, yeah, yeah, so here's the first one. Here we go. But in these major studies, for some reason, Chinese, not just even the other ases, they get a little less, but Chinese have their, some of the most homogenous as the word other people would call an imbra. Like people are homogenous in the white people in West Virginia, cold towns and stuff, you know, does their marrying their sister. And I'm saying, I mean, that's just a fact.

And it causes genetic problems, gets a freinian mental illness, you name it. So royalty is inner bread. That's why they're so crazy. Now the Egyptian royalty was completely insane because they were interbreed. And you see the Rothschilds giving speeches about yes I've been interbreeding with our family for 400 years. But you're not supposed to do that now yet because it creates lunatics and and and so much of the lun tick behavior we've seen in the world is from in bread groups, but I Digress from that ladies and gentlemen. We love everybody. Oh, okay, all right

Yeah, I mean like we've heard this before from Alex. Yeah, we've heard this idea that he has that the Chinese are the most in bread I the idea that he has that the Chinese are the most inbred. I mean, it's nothing more than a manifestation of his racism. Yeah. Like it is just he thinks Chinese people are all the same. Yeah. And he will later say basically that. Great. Yeah, I mean, it is a revelation.

He's telling on himself. If you bother to learn about one of the most diverse places on this fucking planet, because it's geographically fucking massive. Yeah, and a lot of areas are cut off from each other too. Absolutely. But the reason it's just a surface level thing, because it's 92% Han Chinese in the population. Sure. And that alone is enough for Alex to be like,

everything is the same. Of course. Of course. Home of homogeneous. Yeah. And what have you? Also, I don't know, in bread and in breeding are like, I don't think those are terms people like use.

I think that it's consanguiness, isn't it? Like, isn't that the sort of more neutral term on it? Is that neutral derived from poison? No, it's blood. Ah, that's true. Yeah. It's so, I feel like the, the, the imbred and imbreding, like those words kind of have taken on a like insult category.

Are they more socially just, they're things you say to insult. They're pejoratives. Yeah. And I think that people who are serious about stuff don't wouldn't necessarily use that term. Yeah. I was looking into it a little bit actually and it's kind of, it's kind of interesting. Like the technical definition of a consanguiness marriage

is a marriage between people who are closer than second cousins. Right. Right. 10% of the world approximately comes from consanguiness marriages. Oh, okay. So like, and maybe not a formal marriage, but you know what I mean? Sure, sure, sure.

So I mean, like it's pretty, I mean, I've fairly certain that I've read that, not all of it, but much of the idea of the effects is overblown and kind of socially created to just make sure you don't do this shit, you know? Well, it's relative, depending on how much overlap of genetic material you pass on, how much of that is identical. And, yeah, and, you know, there's obviously risks and stuff like that, but like different

parts of the world have different patterns and what have you. And, I mean, not for nothing, it doesn't mean anything, but Alex is wrong. There's other parts of the world that have far higher rates of consanguiness marriage than China. Yeah. It's just his race. Yeah, you know, it just doesn't seem to make sense anymore. Whenever one part of the world points at another part and goes, oh, you're doing something weird. It's like, yeah, everybody can point at everybody and say that. So it gets worse a bit, of course. I think in this next clip, along the same theme,

China. And so you could say that's why their immune is their genetics are so mutated. And I mean, being white is a mutation. Well, just you get out of that, but a super mutation, other mutation. I'm sorry. When hair is a mutation, other mutation.

And when the mutation has come advanced intelligence, and it's another thing but the point is is that when I say that the Chinese are a inbred super mutant class that's in the genetics and again remember it tells them an immune is not a bad thing you know like the X-Men and all that which is fictional but you know it's good to be a mute. You understand? And the point is that Chinese do have some super geniuses of people. The point is, is you go to China,

you're like, game is half the same. Exactly the same. Like clones or something, okay? So the issue is, there's not a lot of genetic diversity. I don't even know what to say. I don't even know what to say. I baffled. That's like toss somebody out the window.

That's like, we're on the 8th floor. Like if we're on the 1st floor, we're fighting. But if it's 8th floor, that's just out the window with you. I mean, I- Definitiation is the neutral term for this. I was listening to this and I was like, all right, I know that Alex is gonna defend our FK. And then like, what the fuck is happening?

What the fuck is happening? They're a in-bred super mutant class. What is that? What even is that? I know it's racist, but what even is that? What's like the X-Mine? Yeah, I'm flabbergasted by this. I mean I Mean Alex tells on himself again in that clip at the end I'm flabbergasted by this. I mean, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I. Yeah, well, I mean, if you start the sentence by saying, I think you all look the same to me, then people really don't care what you say after that. You've already said what you needed to say.

Yeah, you don't sound smart. Yeah, so you try and say all these other things, but then even at the end you say, hey, they all look the same to me. Yeah, that was just a racist. I mean, like this is insane. Pure racist. I don't know what to do. I, I, I, I, I mean, I don't know how to, I don't know how to respond to, I mean, like obviously,

you shouldn't throw people out windows. Sure. But I feel like thinking about throwing someone out the window is about the only response. Because I got nothing to say, although they're no. You know that brings it, because that brings me back to the righteous gemstones. But we're all just fucking apes, man. Just walk around, get into a fight with your little peen and fucking, we're just apes. Stop this. This is insane behavior. So Alex goes to commercial.

Yeah. And he comes back and reflects on what he is just saying. Okay. All right, I went off into a Spasm of information Nealing with human genetics and I don't play bad degrees or much some biology. I've just read thousands of papers on it So probably 98% of what I was saying was somewhat accurate, but it's just amazing 98% was somewhat accurate What does that that means a hundred percent is not accurate. Yeah, means you're making shut up in your race

It's fuckhead, so shut the fuck up 90% 98% is 75% right I don't I don't know the math. I'm not interested in the math zero that's zero percent So Alex is one of the interns has found a study uh... for him that wasn't in the barrage of headlines like china making an accusation it says you suck and here's that the point is they did pull one of the studies here uh... significant impact of the nineteen pandemic on race ethnic diversities in u.s. mortality

was a bunch of these and uh... this is a big public interest social health uh... research deal a bunch of these and this is a big public interest social health research deal a bunch of colleges and professors across the data. Finally, the pandemic shifted radical ethnic mortality differentials in favor of white people narrowing the Hispanic advantage and widening the black disadvantage. And so white and black's got sick. Hispanics not a sick because they're got Chinese genetics. And if Hispanics didn't know that, that's the ethnic main ethnic group. So a couple things to note. Alex says that it's a public interest in social health study because the first line of this article is, quote, public interest in social and health inequalities is increasing.

He just picked out a few words and threw them out but then realized that he couldn't say inequalities. Yeah. That's not a real word in the info war, my man. Nope. Then he read the last sentence of the first paragraph. Quote, finally, the pandemic shifted racial and ethnic mortality differentials in favor of white people narrowing the Hispanic advantage and widening the black disadvantage.

That line makes no sense out of context. What does the paper mean by advantage or disadvantage? That makes no sense unless you've read the rest of it or have context. So this is speaking in terms of relative life expectancy and Alex's summation of what he just read is not even supported by the text that he just read. Even if you just take the thing that he said on air, you can't conclude that white and black people were hurt the most and Hispanics were all right, probably because they're secretly all Chinese. The sentence to Alex Redd said that the pandemic shifted mortality differentials, quote,

in favor of white people. It also says that it, quote quote narrowed the Hispanic advantage, which is in reference to their finding that quote, the Hispanic population had a higher life expectancy than the white population throughout the pre-pandemic period, attributable to lower mortality from cancer, CVD, diabetes, chronic respiratory diseases, perinatal conditions, as well as death from despair.

Puts succinctly, the Hispanic population had slight advantage over the white population in terms of life expectancy, but the pandemic narrowed that advantage because the Hispanic population was hit disproportionately hard by COVID and COVID deaths, which shouldn't be the case if anything, Alex is saying were true. This very paper that Alex is citing says, quote, recent findings show that COVID-19 death rates were highest in the Hispanic population How does that work Alex you liar you dumb lazy liar? Yeah, wouldn't that Undercut the whole all of Alex's breasts. I mean, I would say all of it. Yes

This is another case where the source that Alex presents contradicts what he's saying But it has a useful headline and his audience just lets him make shit up so it doesn't matter. He's providing the very article that says he's wrong and yet his listeners will still buy into the shire that he knows anything or does any preparation. If he did like even just read the sources he provides, he would know this paper doesn't suggest that race differences account for the disparity in pandemic life expectancy drops. Social factors played the largest role according to this paper, for instance when they explain the worst effect on the Hispanic population, thusly.

Quote, these patterns can be attributed to a higher likelihood of viral exposure due to employment and housing and lower access to health care. The paper says, quote, black and Hispanic people were much more likely than white people to work in jobs placing them at higher risk of exposure to the virus. Relatedly, unlike European countries, US COVID-19 policy responses were focused on the provision of unemployment benefits rather than wage compensation schemes. Individuals from racial ethnic minorities may have been disproportionately likely to continue working due to their

lower ability to access unemployment benefits, e.g. because of no residence permit for non-US citizens or limited access to information on benefits for non-English speakers. Alex didn't read this article, and if he did, he wouldn't agree with it. But because he's a lazy liar, he's fine, using it to defend his bullshit, entirely comfortable in the awareness that his audience will never go read his sources and find out what a big lying fraud he is.

A big old asshole. Yeah, you know, it's so stark and so annoying how long this has been going on as like just yes. I mean, it is true when Alex points this out, but capitalism does use race as a way to distract from the fundamental problems of capitalism, you know, from the first unions excluding black men to the first wave feminism, excluding black women, you know? It's like all of these things are undone by the pervasive ability of these fucks like Alex Jones to get people obsessed with race.

And instead of seeing that that's what fucks them up. Ah, well yeah, it's like there is a problem, but Alex makes it worse. Exactly. Yeah, there is a problem, but Alex makes it worse. Exactly. Yeah. There is an awareness that is helpful and that can be funneled into productive growth. Right.

And it is not what Alex is providing. No, I mean, it is like capitalism is the problem that he's distracting with racism. And so he exacerbates racism, which reinforces and exacerbates capitalism And he does it by just making shit up. He can shit up. Yep. And he makes up another thing here There's another one new insights in genetic Just the ability of come in 19 and a CE2 and TMP are SS to Polymorphism analysis and says it targets blacks and whites more and it goes on from there.

Oh, it goes on. Oh, it goes on. So this is an article from July 2020. So it's not really capturing all of the scholarship about COVID. It was a little early. It discusses how it's been found that polymorphisms and ACE2 receptors that were prevalent in African and African American were likely associated with genetics susceptibility of as well as for risk factors. The article is suggesting this as a possibility and their conclusion is that quote, polymorphisms were likely associated

with genetics susceptibility of COVID-19 and that it requires further study. This is nothing about the things Alex claims it does, doesn't bring up white people and black people being, hit harder, all he does is fucking Google headlines that he thinks he's, they sound good and he just makes up the rest and then rambles a bunch of racist bullshit Yeah, I mean it is it is shit

It is shit that you like we have so many brilliant scientists who can figure out Polymorphic receptors and shit like that, but we can't just be like hey When you cram a bunch of poor people into small spaces They're going to spread the disease amongst themselves faster than if they're in. Well, they say that in a lot of different words. I know, I know, but it is, it is like we should be passed that that shouldn't be. We should be thinking about polymorphic receptors now because we've moved on from that other very simple problem. You know, no, no, apparently not.

No. So the rest of this episode, no. Apparently not. No. So the rest of this episode shifts subject. So we're through with COVID and RFK, although it was a slog. Right. Right. And now Alex lies about his behavior and the lead up to the invasion of Ukraine. Sure.

And to the process, it admits that he has Russian disinformation people on his show as guests. Great. But I don't need to have the Russians. I don't just believe the Russians, and they lie sometimes. They put Russian operatives on our show. Because we have Russian reporters on. We've had Iranian reporters, Japanese reporters, British reporters, French reporters, Brazilian reporters, Mexican reporters, Canadian reporters, Scottish reporters, Irish reporters. You've seen them all here. South African reporters,

Nigerian reporters, we've had them all. And we were right before the Russian invasion had Russian media people on it. No, we are not debating. This is American lies. And meanwhile the Russian troops were all masked about to go in. They were tasked to put the dis info out to the Russians wouldn't get caught and blown up by all the NATO weapons

which they did. And I'm just looking at the guy going, so you're not invading. No, Mr. Jones, no. I'm like, well, why do we see troops massing here? Sorry, the connection is

breaking up. We need to say bye-bye now. So I don't just mindlessly believe the Russians either. That is so far from what he was doing. I, it's nuts. I, I, I resent the willingness to rewrite that story that much. Do you think that he believes that that's what he was doing? I, I hope not. Yeah. It's scary. It is too imagine that he thinks that it is terrifying that that is like the past is just so malleable to him that he creates in his head what he wishes had been the behavior that he displayed.

And then he's like, yeah, I had Russian disinformation people coming on the show and they're saying they weren't going to invade and I didn't believe that shit. I called them out on air. He was saying they weren't going to be saying they're not going to. I called them out on air. He was saying they weren't gonna invade. He was saying they're not gonna invade. He was praising Putin. He was saying the bus. He was saying that the whole thing is negotiated already.

Yeah, Zelensky's working for Putin. Oh my God. This is bullshit. I am so frustrated. Yeah. That means anything. This is malicious. Yeah, no, no, no, no, that is truly terrifying.

Mm-hmm. Do you think that you can rewrite it that much and believe it? Yeah. That's absurd. Yeah. I am that the audience wouldn't be like, what the fuck are you talking about? No, I know.

It's almost like revealing a superpower. Like, you can literally control the universe for this group of people, and it's fucking insane. I think the superpower is more persuasion based, but the superpower itself is being able to control reality so rigidly for yourself. You know, you can convince yourself of anything. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's not a good X-man. No, no, no, no, no, that's not a good X-man But it's the X-man that would get the other X-men to be fucking racist. Uh-huh So Alex lies some more about his pre-invasion coverage But in the process also lies about how he doesn't like liars. Fair enough. This is ridiculous. This is an oraboros Oh god, you tell the truth you care about freedom of humanity. I'm your brother. I'm your sister. I'm your father. I'm your son. We're together But when you lie I'm your brother, I'm your sister, I'm your father, I'm your son, we're together. But when you lie, I'm going to come after you. So I don't care. This is the Russians, Lyon. We're seeing in line. I don't care who it is, I'm going to expose it. That's why again, we've had Russian reporters on before, they're like,

no one is invading. That's weird. No, Alex. I'm like, oh, what about this? again, we've had rush reporters on before they're like no one is invading that's we know Alex I'm like, oh what about this sorry we got to go I was like I'm more sure that ever they're about to make And remember I understand so you lied to me about it But the main war was about to start and so I just make that point to my job is so easy It's not try to think what are people going to think of this? What's the effect politically going to be? When you do that you infect your mind with a bunch of questions of politics and what sounds right?

When you just go with what you believe is accurate from deep research and Commitment to the truth you almost always get an incredibly good answer, that's insanely accurate. None of that means anything. That means nothing. No, but it's insanely accurate. Alex believes himself to be telling the truth. And we, for six years plus, have been calling him a fucking liar.

Yeah. So we're lying, according to him. He should come after us. It seems like he's almost doing the opposite and really ignoring us. Yeah, because to him we're liars. Right, we would have to be. Yeah, I mean by definition we would very much have to be.

Right, yeah. So he shouldn't, he hasn't come after us. No, it does seem like maybe he's filled with bragadocio and is actually a giant coward. His enemy Brian Stelter's show, talking about how he's a liar. We were in the courtroom with him. Yes.

We were in the background of some local TV spot. Yes. Calling him a liar. He didn't even turn around and notice us. No, what an asshole. Yep. So anyway, we have one last clip here. And, um, I mean, there's different levels of disturbing.

You know, like his racist shit about Chinese people quite disturbing. Yeah, that's very disturbing. His seeming ability to convince himself, his past isn't real disturbing. That's terrifying. This is also disturbing because if you listen to this, I believe that Alex might think that he is the human that

God has chosen to defeat Satan. Cool. Literally. Cool. That people ask why am I so alive? Because there's goodness universe. God's real. I've been protected so far.

I'm on a mission. God told me 27 years ago, I've been on here about two years and I just had this vision. It was like a download. I told the story a hundred times when I was sitting there at night, nine o'clock in the my local show and TV real quick while I was listening to this, I was just like chick and fried chick and fried stick. Get to that detail, chick and fried stick. So was he, wait, I just going back, was he telling the truth then whenever he told Glenn Gringham, and all that he said a lot of that sandy hook shit while he was drunk? What do you mean?

Remember whenever we did that, he said, Oh, I was drunk when I was on air a bunch of the time. You said that a couple times. Yeah, yeah, I didn't say that in court. Oh, no, he lied. Well, he wasn't asked. I don't think about whether or not he was drunk. That's fair. Yeah.

But chicken fried steak chicken fried. He stole that story so many times and that detail is in there. I'm just waiting for it. Access television. One eight or two five steps. Yeah, good ride. Stay. Beer I can't remember. I think it was iced tea. I barely even drank back then.

I've gotten more corrupt as the year has gone on and I mean back to hell. 27 years ago, I might drink two beers a week. So it's probably iced tea. And I'm sitting there and I just like all of a sudden when I felt this presence in the room they're like mopping up about the clothes in 30 minutes. Nobody was in there. And I just sat there for about an hour and then as soon as I was very relieved, they opened the door and walked it and I walked out.

And it was just like, this is the whole rest of your life, your son. You ready to do this? It's all I'm going to have and I saw everything. It was wild too. And like God shaded the individuals, the personalities, the people I wasn't shown, who would be or what happened, but it was like, and you're going to do this and you're going to get persecuted, but it's going to explode. And then all these people are going to wake up, it's going to have this giant effect, and then it's going to build towards that understanding before the antichrist takes over and it slaves people for a few years and kills billions of people, but then out of that, the Satan winning in the third quarter, the best way to humanly

describe it was way more advanced than that. Then out of the work you've done and others do now to plant the seeds, that great tyranny of the devil will be like sunlight and rain on the seeds and there'll be this giant harvest, the biggest ever that will bring down Satan's empire. Yeah. Yep. So it's like, it's like when Lebron was on the calves, right? He was down three to one in the Chambon to the to the Golden State Warriors. And then because they always win the third quarter, you know, they were famously winners of much more sophisticated. He feels very, but this is how humans can put it in their tiny, very simple. I am so

annoyed. Fucking child. I got a vision. Not you, Alex. No, I understand. Hey, it applies both ways. Man, I think like we got a get like 51 50 this guy. I just think, you know, we keep coming back to it, but like he either suffers from like pretty severe delusions or he's presenting himself as someone who has these delusions of grandeur about like his cosmic importance in order to defraud people. Yeah. So I mean, I just, I don't know. Yeah, no, I mean, it's weird to think about,

but I mean, we could get rid of all the anti-drug laws and if we could just do something about ego-miniacal delusional people, I mean, I think we'd have things pretty much solved. I think that there's something very fair and very good about having a sense that you're meant to do something important in your life. You know, because as humans, we struggle with our mortality and the fact that, you know, there's a limit to the stuff that you can do. There is so much that is possible to do, and you can't fit that all into your life, and that's kind of sucks.

You have goals sometimes they work out, sometimes they don't, but having in your heart some kind of a sense that like the things that I choose to do will be important in some way. Sure. That's great. And I respect that when people have those feelings,

even if Alex said that that was a feeling that he had, I'd be like, yeah, that's great. And I respect that when you know people have those feelings, even if Alex said that that was a feeling that he had, I'd be like, yeah, you know, that's, that's great. Sure. It's not healthy to think that you had a vision from God over a chicken fried steak and iced iced tea that told you the rest of your future and that you would be instrumental in integral, in fact, in conquering the devil. in integral, in fact, in conquering the devil. That is what people who need meds say. Yeah, it is very much like you can be hospitalized or you can be a cult leader or you can be a CEO. These are all things available to delusional people.

Right, this is something that someone very unhealthy says. Yeah. Someone who has real problems. And if you heard this coming out of the mouth of anybody other than Alex Jones, you're having an episode. Right. You would categorize it accurately, but because he has the trappings of millions of dollars in a studio and a, you know, from the outside

Presumably somewhat stable life. Yeah, you have the ability to be like, well, you know, it's not the same as some other person who's in like in a bad way Right, right, right so you can categorize it differently And it's the same thing with Robert Kennedy Jr You're saying the same shit Alex does. Yep. You know, the papers ignore Alex when he says shit like all Chinese are a class of super mutant, inbred people. And rightly so, ignore his dumbass. And because RFK Jr. is in a different RFK Jr. is in a different, uh, a grouping. Uh, people that don't respond to him saying the same shit Alex does, uh, the, the same way. It's kind of the same dynamic.

Yeah. Yeah. Alex, Alex is essentially like manifesting and presenting as somebody who needs, like intervention. Yeah. And Robert Kennedy is acting like Alex Jones on his show. So people should respond accordingly and. It is, it is just money in power is the only difference.

Yeah. Money in power is the only difference between. And it's a, and it's a gradient thing. Yeah. Robert Kennedy has a little bit more money and influence than Alex. Yeah. No, I mean, if I said, if I said stuff

that sounded similar to that, it would be like, there would be a task force immediately springing into action. Right. Right. You'd never let you get away with it. No, absolutely. I would never let you get away with it. No, because you saved my life on a regular basis. I just, I think, yeah, it's like Alex needs help or he should be ashamed. I wanted to, and to be both. Pick one and solve, but focus on the mental health. And then once you're through that, then you should feel ashamed for that,

she's saying that racist nonsense. And then you should go away. You should go away. Someday soon, I have, go away. Much like I have faith that, you know, important things will be done by us and the future and all of us.

Sure. I have faith that Alex will go away eventually. I hope so. But for now, Jordan, we wrap up this maiden voyage. This awful, awful bullshit. Wow. That was not what I was expecting when I looked on Twitter while I was moving and saw what RFK had said

I was like expect Alex to go that hard massive racism. Oh, no They all look the oh boy. Oh Okay, at least he didn't say they have a hive mind First time because I think that's what he said about Chinese people last time. Yeah, Jesus. Yeah Anyway, these individuals We'll. Jesus. Yeah. Anyway, these individuals. We'll be back. We will. Until then, we will.

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