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Episode Date: August 25, 2026

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Starting point is 00:00:05 It's Tuesday, August 25th, 2026. I'm your host, Alex Jones. It's Jones Live.com. Tomorrow's news today. Scott Jennings says Trump's won the Iran board. I actually agree with him, waiting for letting me to give you the details. I called for an end-to-infighting estate, causing a firestorm. Well, it depends on what you define as infighting.
Starting point is 00:00:41 People are claiming I'm apologizing for criticizing Trump. Doing the opposite. I'll break it all down. Coming up today. We've got a huge guest as well. It's a secret CIA mission with the director in Moscow now as Trump tries to end these wars in the ongoing exploding trade war.
Starting point is 00:01:04 With Canada, the threatening to cut off our electricity, Canada will get the worst end of it, but still can bring the economy down here. Even just a few percentage points could break the Tamils back. Got a big broadcast that lined up for you today. Remember, this is a participation sport. Sure the live feeds right now at real Alex Jones on X. Share that live feed right at the top of the page and at rumble.com
Starting point is 00:01:24 forward slash the Alex Jones Show Live and the mother ship, the new news site, Alex Jones Live.com. This part's funny to sneak up. And we got Victor Boot. We just came back from the front lines in Ukraine. He was under Corona Attack. And we got Mike Adams coming on and so much more today. Stay with us and share those live feeds now. Start your engines.
Starting point is 00:02:39 Absolute cinema. Bigger. It's joneslive.com right now and share the links. This is awesome. I think I just pissed myself. We've only just begun to fight. Serious Tuesday Live, is a director on secret mission to Moscow in war.
Starting point is 00:03:25 Trump now pushing for off-ramp. It's a spiraling around conflict. Tune in now as I assess Republican prospects at the midterms and ask, Can the MAGA Civil War be dialed back in time? Now, last night I shot a special report on it when I was driving home, did another one, saying, look, I'm sitting here watching all this end fighting, and I've certainly been part of it. And I see the Democrat Socialist of America and all the things we face. And I see Trump's approval ratings ultra low because of his actions.
Starting point is 00:04:00 And all I simply said was what I see on the show, we need to spend most of our our time talking about the WF, the UN, the globalist, all the foreign interests trying to control us. And really my message is to the former MAGA people who are the majority that Trump is in the rearview mirror basically already. And his actions have discredited him enough. And we've beat the neocons that were never Trumpers, who are now his little sweetie pies into the ground. And what does that do? because we're dealing with the Democrats in the future. And then the neocon minions all responded,
Starting point is 00:04:40 oh, you're sad that you criticize Trump. Oh, we're not letting you back into MAGA. I don't want back into your MAGA. I'm just simply saying the main focus is the Democrats. We'll break it all down, huge topics, massive guests, incredible news. It's all coming up. Show to Live Feed Now of Reloog Jones on X. We'll be right back.
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Starting point is 00:06:04 From the front lines of the information war, it's Alex Jones. We're a hundred eight days into this disastrous Iran war. The CIA director is on a secret mission confirmed to Moscow with a deal from's offering to in the Ukraine war. its military is collapsing because much of the aid from the United States was diverted to the Middle East war between Israel and Iran that we were drugged into. And Scott Jennings has come out and said, we won the war against Iran no matter what partisan Democrats say. And yes, if it was just to degrade their military and take out a bunch of their missiles and nuclear sites, and that's all it was, you could have just lasted a week. And you could have declared victory. But they then closed the Strait of Hormuz.
Starting point is 00:07:40 They then blew up most of our bases in the region. And now they're being belligerent because they have nothing to lose. That's the Pentagon's own assessment. That's why they warned Trump and all the intelligence agencies warned Trump against that. And that's in the Wall Street Journal today, overhead shots. There it is. Perfect. You guys already had it HD.
Starting point is 00:07:59 Put it back up. Cruz faster than I am, read my mind. the warnings that came before a war now reaching the six-month mark. After military diplomatic efforts, President Trump pins his hopes on economic warfare. So when I was with Joe Kent a few weeks to go to debate in Dallas, we talked during the debate and after, and he said, yeah, I'm not the genius here. I'm following the intelligence agency and Pentagon assessments that were unanimous. The Pentagon told Trump, well, if you want to hit them, we can degrade their military,
Starting point is 00:08:26 but we don't think there's going to be a regime change, but Trump listened to Net Yahoo and did that. So my wanting Trump to make the right decision now and off-ramp this is not an endorsement of the war. It's not an endorsement of Trump in his ridiculous attempt to cover up the Epstein situation to protect Howard Lutnik and others. It's simply trying to save him the American economy and take us back from the brink of a regional war that many experts believe could grow into a total war. And so so many people that absolutely hate Trump get mad when I try to make Trump make the right decisions or we try to get good policy. back, that is just simply trying to get control of the ship. It's because the captain's made some mistakes in the past.
Starting point is 00:09:06 He's the captain for another two years. Doesn't mean we just throw our hands up and take our ball home from the sandbox and throw a fit. Conversely, you've got people, you know, that called the Trump apologist, that just if you don't call him a king and a messianic leader and just believe everything is thousand D chess that you're some type of scumbag and it'll be denounced by the never-Trump or neocons. I mean, it's all too rich. But I'm simply trying to get past the emotion all of this and look at where the world is right now
Starting point is 00:09:35 and pull us back from the brink of total war. So here's some of the headlines. China threatens Trump with retaliation over Iran sanctions. We'll be getting to that. The warnings that came before the war now reaching the six-month mark. Key analysis, why hasn't Trump done the big attack he's been talking about because we're out of ammunition? The CIA director, John Ratcliffe, on secret trip to Russia.
Starting point is 00:09:57 Russia test readiness for new round of military mobilization for full war with NATO would add. China's new hypersonic missile puts U.S. on notice. And then we've got so much more on that front. Trump's approval holds at record low as U.S. support for Iran War falls. Reuters poll fines. That's what I see on the street. 90% of the Trump supporters I know still want him to succeed. can't stand the Democrats but are just demoralized and horrified.
Starting point is 00:10:31 And then I see the Trump apologist, neocon, kind of mouth-breatzers, just saying, you're insane, everything's wonderful, you're crazy, take your pills, everything's fine, everything's wonderful, there's no inflation. Trump's a king, don't you want a king? Trump puts out stuff on true social today, saying, have you been loyal to me? I mean, it's just bizarre. That said, we have the Democrat Socialist of America, We have the Democrats in their open election fraud.
Starting point is 00:11:00 We have all of these other serious issues that we have to deal with. And so my point is kind of a brainstorming allowed just out to everybody that I was sitting there yesterday after I saw a Bongino video from, I guess, yesterday, where he was saying, you know, General Flynn and Alice Jones, you know, they clearly take foreign money. I know I've never taken any foreign money. and I'm thinking, man, I ought to sue him. That's clear defamation. Then I was about to shoot a video attacking him, and I went, I literally just thought, why am I trying to make this about me and Dan Bongino, even though he's the one attacking me? He's the one started this years ago.
Starting point is 00:11:42 And I'm like, that's how he stays pertinent, that's how he gets clicks. And my calling for not having much of infighting doesn't mean you don't ever stand up for yourself. Does it mean when Trump does something wrong, you don't talk about it? But at the same time, it shouldn't be our main focus getting all emotional with these distractions. We need to stay focused on the big issues of ideology of God versus Satan, of capitalism versus communism. And I'm saying that to myself. And then I saw a trend on X last night and this morning and spent a lot of time reading it because I think it's fascinating. Just a flood of Trump apologists, white pillars, kind of Q-esque people.
Starting point is 00:12:24 saying that, oh, you're trying to get back on the Trump train. We don't want you at the cool kid, Howard Leuttoning, Jeffrey Epstein table. You know, it's too late for you. They would just post me saying if Trump tries to nuke Iran, he should be impeached. And, you know, my criticism of Trump in the past, like those are secrets, like I'm trying to act like I never said those things. I will continue to criticize Trump when he's wrong. I'm simply saying we should be able as adults to sit here and discuss this. without having a circular firing squad.
Starting point is 00:12:59 And they go, oh, that's because it's hurt you in your popularity to criticize Trump. And I don't do things for popularity, but it is vastly more popular in what was the shell of MAGA to criticize Trump than it is to just mindlessly support him. But I don't make decisions according to that. So again, these people try to project onto me why I'm saying something, why I'm doing something, when I'm genuinely trying to save this country that my four children live in, and that my family lives in, and that you live in, and I'm also trying to have policies to stabilize the world. I've been very consistently anti-offensive war, and so was Trump. And then he got convinced, as is admitted in this huge Wall Street Journal article,
Starting point is 00:13:49 as Trump's admitted all this, I don't just believe them, they got convinced by Netanyahu to launch this war believing the mullahs would fall, and they didn't. So we were right about that. And it's Trump that went from a 57% approval rating to a 30% approval rating in general, even lower for his handling of the wars at 27 in almost every poll. And I know the internal pollsters and folks of the White House,
Starting point is 00:14:12 they have been really scared and concerned for over a year. And so as we approach like 70 days until the midterms, I am myself trying to feel. figure out what's the proper balance here of how we try to make the Republican Party be true to its word and its populist America First Movement and what comes after Trump, but also how we convince folks, including on our side of the mega civil war, to not make it about a civil war and make it about the future post-Trump and about focusing on the Democrats and their election fraud and their communism and their pedophilia and their open Satanism and and all the rest of it.
Starting point is 00:14:50 But put that quote back up, the last one. They have these quotes about Maga is dead. They just showed one a minute ago that said that. Maga is dead. Yeah, we need to impeach Trump. Maga is dead. And of course, they trim that out of my larger statements. I said, we need to impeach him.
Starting point is 00:15:11 He keeps talking about nuclear war and ground invasions. Why don't you just show the full clip? If he does that, we need to put the pressure on him. We need to publicly speak up so he knows his base doesn't like it. That's hitting the alarm bell. That's hitting the panic button. And I stand by that 100% right now. I mean, that's what I said.
Starting point is 00:15:30 And I think everybody agrees we shouldn't have done this war, and that's the right thing. But again, I'm saying now Trump's already run himself into the ground. Here's the key. And now he is clearly, and I've talked to my sources of the Pentagon and you name it, we also see it publicly, really trying to get an offering. ramp on the Ukraine war and cutting the weapons almost entirely away from Ukraine so that they are forced to sue for peace and in this. And realizing that bombardments of Iran aren't going to work, the Mullahis didn't fall.
Starting point is 00:16:04 Netanyahu was wrong. Trump has come out and said Netanyahu is his own worst enemy. We need to end this war right now. Stop bombing Lebanon. Stop trying to take Syria. Stop taking parts of Lebanon. The Vice President's criticisms of Israel. That is all very, very, very, very healthy.
Starting point is 00:16:21 And so my point is Trump is now legitimately for real, not just paying lip service, but trying to off-ramp the Russia war and the Iran war. And that is an extremely positive thing. So going back before this war even started, I said, if you're going to do it, don't do it, but just bomb some of their sites and declare victory and stop letting the Israel lobby push you into regime change because you're probably not going to get regime change according to the intelligence and Pentagon. assessments, which we've been proven right above. And so talking to Joe Kitt and others, the clear thing is, with Trump's ego and the rest of it, plus for America's standing, declare victory, say it was about getting rid of the nuclear stuff, say you had victory there, say that it was about degrading their missiles, which has definitely happened, and then just pull out. And then if they try to keep the straight closed, it's their
Starting point is 00:17:18 problem and all the other Islamic countries over there in the Middle East are going to make them the devil if we've pulled back and they're continuing this, that's basic psychology. And that is the current Pentagon intelligence assessment that that would have been the right move and go back to maximum pressure through economic sanctions that Trump had in his first administration. And the big thing Joe Kent said in the debate and after he said, just let Trump declare victory. It will be a victory in that we don't continue to have the straight close and run of all our weapons and get our bases blown up and continue to just twist in the wind, let Trump declare the victory, say it was about degrading their nukes, say it was about
Starting point is 00:18:00 degrading their missiles, which was one of the five reasons they gave, but the real reason was regime change that Trump believe he could get, he admits that, which was wrong. And let Trump have the victory, say it's a victory so that his ego isn't tied up in it, and it is a victory compared to where we're going. Take what you can get. Now, I've been saying that, before this war started, I said, if they do it, this will be your off ramp. I was already trying to pre-position that and pre-program that with the gravitas we have and the effect we have with this great audience of activists to try to, as soon as Trump saw he'd been lied to, to get him to as quickly as possible reverse course. And so that's where we are now. So here's
Starting point is 00:18:41 this Scott Jennings Club. We've won the war, and I ran no matter what partisan Democrats say, because they're going to make this fiasco a big campaign issue. They already have have. And that's how you basically take this away from them. And so you basically stop now, lick your wounds, declare victory, and technically you have degraded their nuclear capability and their offensive delivery systems. So technically there is some truth to that. Overall, it's a face-saving maneuver. And you've noticed, I've been saying that, pull out, stop, declare victory. That's what the Pentagon's been telling him. That's what the intelligence agencies have been telling him and they're not certainly, you know, choir boys. And so that's where we're at right now.
Starting point is 00:19:27 Here is Scott Jennings. And I believe this announcement may confirm something that many in our political class refuse to acknowledge. The United States has won the war against Iran. Wars are won when one side achieves its strategic objectives and the other loses the ability to achieve its own. Iran entered this war with four great pillars of strength. Its nuclear program, its missiles and drones, its regional terror network, and its ability to hold the world economy hostage through the Strait of Hormuz. Every one of those pillars has been severely damaged or outright destroyed.
Starting point is 00:20:10 But Democratic Senator Chris Murphy, Democratic Senator Chris Murphy, sees it differently. Listen to him on Meet the Press this weekend, cut seven. Donald Trump has lost this war. America is weaker. Iran is stronger. The price to reopen the straight increases by the day. Even though Iran has lost the war, they haven't lost their public relations agency, I see.
Starting point is 00:20:38 Democratic Party, it seems, is unified in its desire for the American people to believe that we have lost this war. Even though it's clear, the opposite is true. Has Iran built a nuclear weapon? No, and they couldn't build one for decades based on the destruction wrought by the United States and Israel. Has Iran defeated the United States military? No, quite the opposite. The Navy is fully sunk. The army is decimated.
Starting point is 00:21:05 Has it driven the United States Navy out of the Strait of Hormuz? No, our ships travel at will. Is Iran able to stop oil from moving in and out of the strait? No, in fact, millions of barrels of oil. are transiting the Strait of Hormuz every day, more and more every day, in fact. The Iranian military has been devastated. Its missile and drone attacks have dramatically declined. Its economy is disintegrating, and its neighbors are aligning against it.
Starting point is 00:21:35 Yet Chris Murphy and Hakeem Jeffries and Corey Booker and virtually every other Democrat wants you to believe that America has lost. This is what Trump hatred has done to the Democratic. party. But there is something deeply wrong with allowing partisan hatred to make you so emotionally invested in American failure, especially when that leads you to openly lie to the American people about what's actually going on here. Okay, so let me simplify it. You have the neocons, the pro-war lobby, the Israel lobby trying to keep us in the war. They've been putting out headlines that Trump will be discredited and Trump is lost if we don't get regime change to embarrass him into doubling down, which is insane.
Starting point is 00:22:25 The Democrats are saying he's lost the war and trying to make a political issue, which will only make him intensify as well. Because Democrats have admitted they wanted to continue to be a bigger disaster. That's how evil they are, how much they want to hurt the country. We have to say, no, got their nuclear material, most of it, got the missiles, degraded them. Yes, Trump, you won, so we can then just pull back. And so that is the narrative I'm putting out. And the good news is when you have the Republican, one of their main spokespersons,
Starting point is 00:23:03 Scott Jennings coming out, and laying that narrative out, that's coming directly for the Republican Party, and that's another big sign of Trump really trying to end this. It's like Ratcliffe and a secret mission to Moscow today. We'll get to the next hour. So that is a positive thing overall, and that's a good thing. Now, let's talk about the Democrats. Hassan Piker celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder, all the rest of it. Regardless what you thought happened there, they called for it.
Starting point is 00:23:29 They love it. And I've got clips of Democrat Socialists of America. We'll get to coming up next segment where they're saying, yes, it's going to be very bloody. We're going to have a violent communist revolution. I mean, this is serious stuff we're talking. about. And so you've seen the footage of the thousands of women out in front of the Lindsay Clancy trial celebrating her how much they love her, screaming like Elvis drove by and they're doing everything but throwing their panties at her. When she strangled brutally and
Starting point is 00:24:04 murdered her three children, you've had a bunch of copycat women kill their kids, set their houses on fire, strangle them, slit their throats. And when you look at the footage, these women, and there's new footage of them in the front row. They're not wearing pins for the dead kids. There's nobody sitting behind the prosecution. They're there all sitting behind the defense celebrating it. When you look how insane and crazed these women are, we're going to play it in full speed, regular speed, and then slow down.
Starting point is 00:24:30 They are just demonically lit up like Christmas trees that they're so excited to be there. And this is when she comes out and they're looking at her. They just absolutely love it. They're not sad that she was deranged. They're not sad that all the medication might have made her to do it that says on the insert it can do. No, they are there in just enraptured, intense ecstasy because this is a Moloch human sacrifice. Kill your children. Celebrate as the left does T-shirts.
Starting point is 00:25:02 Yeah, I had abortions. I love it. It's a feminine right. Kill that little bastard. And then now it's partial birth abortion. Now it's abortion. If the baby pops out, they kill it. in states like Massachusetts passing laws.
Starting point is 00:25:13 And then the next move is publicly killing your kids. Dr. Peter Singer, the big eugenesis, says even up to age three. It's about their power to brutalize an innocence and betray their own child. This is the spirit, mainly I just call balls and strikes, of liberal white women. You go to these events, you go to these rallies. It's liberal white women. Just like it's 14 to 25 black males committing around. half the violent crime in the country. It's not most black people. It's a tiny minority,
Starting point is 00:25:44 but that's who's doing it. And in this case, with these psychos supporting leftist, garbage, communism, killing your own children, it's crazy white women. We just call balls and strikes on what's happening and ask what is the problem in those communities. What is going on? What is causing this? What is happening? In the black community, we know, it's taking the fathers out of the homes, deliberately under LBJ to, quote, have those inwards vote in Democrat for 200 years. They knew that would undermine it, crash it, create a direct pipeline to prison. What have they done to the women in the West who behave like this? Record levels of women, particularly why they're into witchcraft, Satanism, they're into all sorts of deviant stuff,
Starting point is 00:26:31 and they fetishize women that are killing their babies with all these copycats happening. This is what we oppose. This is the left. This is the scourge. This is the cancer. And we can get mad at Trump at not being the perfect instrument to deliberate us all from this, but no one's coming to save us. We individually have to be aware of this and have to deal with this. Go to a Democrat rally. Most women you see literally look completely wild-eyed and like they're possessed. Most of them will start chanting. We love Satan. I have countless videos we shot ourselves of this. This is shocking. This is.
Starting point is 00:27:09 spiritual infection. This is a spell that these people are under, and it reminds me, overhead shot, of the Manson clan, a bunch of women going against her femininity, shaving their heads, talking about how much they love cutting babies out of women's uteruses like Sharon Tate. We've seen this before. This is a cult expanding in front of our very eyes. In fact, I've got articles and video here about museums host mask hours so liberals can relive the COVID lockdowns, the Stockholm syndrome, the mass mind control, declassified plan to create fear and terror in the public. They love deviancy. They love oppression. They love lies. They have basically turned themselves over to pure evil. So when we come back, I want to get into my call for not
Starting point is 00:28:07 infighting. Now, what is my definition of infighting versus what people claim it is? That doesn't mean you don't criticize Trump. It doesn't mean you don't stand up to yourself and somebody lies about you. My point is that I don't think we should spend the majority of our time on this when it was the never Trump or neocons that came in the last year and deliberately started to fight with Trump's real base, attacked us, called us traitors, got Trump on board, and then that successfully turned most of Trump's base away from him. thinking that they'd been betrayed, which they had, not understanding Trump is going to be gone soon. That's a mind trick and a game of the globalist.
Starting point is 00:28:45 So we have to triage this, put Trump to the side, and deal with the Democrats. That's what this is all about. We'll be right back. I'm Alex Jones. Share the live feeds at Rolloch Jones on X now. And check on our new site, Alex Jones Live.com. Listen, right now at the Alex Jones Store.com, when you buy, our ultramethylene blue, the very best, It's so good for your cells, instant energy, cleans out your body.
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Starting point is 00:33:03 Alexjoneslive.com is tomorrow's news today. Paul Revere rode through the night to spread the word. Would you do the same? It's a new dawn in the information war. You are the Paul Revere's. Alexjoneslive.com. So yesterday, after the show, I'm doing research, and I see a clip of Bongino. And I know over the weekend, he was attacking General Flynn and saying, I know you took foreign money.
Starting point is 00:34:07 I know you're a traitor, you know, all this stuff. and you have the neocons literally spending billions of dollars to propagandize and buy influencers. You have the NDAA written by Israel that's passed the House to take over our military. You have Miriam Adelson and the hundreds of millions election cycle just for Trump. And then you've got these never Trump or neocons who really started the ball rolling in the last year saying, those of us that criticize a war or anything else we don't like, we're Qatari agents with no proof. And I sure as hell know, I'm not taking any foreign money from anybody.
Starting point is 00:34:45 So he lumps me in. Bongino does. And I'm not even going to play the clip. If you want to see it, it's out there. I did a report on it last night and played the club. And, you know, just says he knows, you know, absolutely. We're taking money. Defamatory, just incredible.
Starting point is 00:35:02 And so I'm sitting there about to shoot a report to counter it. And I already been thinking about this and praying about this. and talked about it on there too, and I'm just like, it's not balanced to spend most our time fighting in the civil war in Maga and not spend 90% of our time on the Democrats, the WF, the UN, the globalist, the CHICOMs, all the other foreign interests. It's a distraction, and it was the neocons that came in and quickly attacked Trump's base, started fights with us, got us to attack back, and then Trump weighed in on their side, and then a lot of camp. followers went, oh, look, you're not in the cool club. People said, cool club, I'm done with this. But because a lot of people were hurt, they then made it their full-time job, not
Starting point is 00:35:46 myself, but a lot of other really prominent talk show, I was some of the biggest, to interview Hunter Biden and basically almost join with the Democrats. Not the Democrat Socialist America, they're taking it over, but with the old-line Democrats. So I'm like, I think that's an overcorrection. And, you know, obviously the neocons
Starting point is 00:36:04 want to drive us out of the party so they can control it. And that's been there a bit of plan, that's terrible, that's got to be opposed, but we should do it by exposing what's going on and how the game's being played, not just in these individual mindless fights, making it about ourselves, but exposing how the mind control scam works. And I've been overall good about not too much infighting, but my old rule was do none of it. And infighting can be defined by a lot of ways, but what I'm saying is getting distracted from the main core missions with all of this squabbling that goes on.
Starting point is 00:36:38 that the bad guys initiate. So how do you address something but not be emotional about it and then point out it's a distraction and then move on by addressing the distraction and people that are into the distractions and the soap operas address it but just do it coldly with precision and accuracy and then use that as a judo move to bring people into the real issues. Because I really do want to save civilization.
Starting point is 00:37:01 I really do want to defeat the leftist, the Satan, as the rest of them. and so I shot a report last night about that, shot another one driving home that I wanted to add some things to. They had a sarcastic, you know, headline about All Hail Bonino, the greatest 1776 Patriot ever. And I just said, look, I'm sitting here about to address this guy, and it's ridiculous. It's like somebody accuses me of having a meth lab in my house
Starting point is 00:37:25 or someone accuses me of having dead bodies in my backyard. Why even respond to it when it's just crazy? And I was thinking about what it's going to be. like when the Democrats win the midterms and what it's going to be like whenever we don't get positioned to try to get a good candidate in in 2008. And so I just thought I would have kind of an open brainstorm. Then I, last night before I go to bed, I looked on accident. It was trending up there and this morning still trending. Tens of thousands of post. And I would say half of them with all the Trump apologists saying, oh, you're not back into Maga Pal and you're discredited.
Starting point is 00:38:04 And oh, you're not in the cool club. When that is not what I want. wanted to do, and that's not where I was going with this, I was trying to have a complex discussion with people that was serious and adult. I've said forever, I'm not Maga. I'm for making America great again, but first you have to make it free and virtuous and godly again. I'm 1776. We built, not myself, but all of us together, the platform Trump rolled in on, and as he prepares to exit the scene, we have to talk about the future of 1776. And out of that, a byproduct would be making America great again, but it's not just about doing that. It's about making America good again and moral and free again. So, you know, I saw the comments and they're like,
Starting point is 00:38:43 ooh, look, we found where you said impeach Trump. We found where you said 25th Amendment Trump. Well, those are public viral statements with hundreds of millions of views and in publications across the world. I don't apologize for what I said about Trump. In fact, I restate that. If he goes back to wanting to nuke Iran, if he goes back to wanting to raise the ground force and bring back the draft, that they're pushing, that that is insane, that is dangerous, that is unconstitutional. I called for Congress to implement the War Powers Act and vote up or down this war. And I said if he continues down this line, we should remove him, we should impeach him, or use whatever means that's legal and lawful, non-violence to do that.
Starting point is 00:39:25 And I did that to get Trump's attention. And I said at the time, in long, hour-long rants describing every facet to it, but they just take three words out and misrepresent. what I said, because they're just being emotional and trying to score political points. And you got Iran saying the world is accepted, it has defeated the U.S., back on screen, please, that's the Iranians, and other Middle East developments. So Iran is being belligerent, pushing as hard as they can to expand the war and get a ground invasion they think they'll win. The Democrats are saying we lost the war to get Trump to double down. They've admitted that because it's so disastrous for Republicans.
Starting point is 00:40:03 Israel wants to say, oh, if Trump does this, we've lost, and it's a betrayal to try to pressure him. And I'm saying, Scott Jennings is right, declare victory over reducing their nuclear capability and their missile delivery system, and then leave. And then if Iran keeps the straight closed, everybody will turn against him and they're the bad guys. That's all the psychological assessments of the Pentagon and the agencies, and I agree with them. So now that Trump is trying to end the Ukraine war, now that Trump really is trying to end this disastrous expansion, of conflict in the Middle East. I have been saying, well, that's good now. We put enough pressure on him, and he saw that he was lied to by Netanyahu
Starting point is 00:40:41 that we can now move on to the next issue. What comes post-Trump? How do we win the midterms? How do we mitigate the crisis? How do we position somebody who doesn't feel, you know, so the public doesn't feel betrayed to vote Republican going into 2028? And how do we position ourselves to really make it about the Democratic Socialist? Even the Democrat, old-line party, as bad as they are, is having the Republican.
Starting point is 00:41:03 their own crisis and speaking out and fighting against that. Because we don't want communism to be the solution to our problems because it's not. It's slavery. So that's what I said. That's what I did. But I want to explain this again. And I know the white pillars, I know the Trump apologists don't care. It's just all about being in junior high and posing that they're in the cool kid club when you're not.
Starting point is 00:41:24 Trump has the lowest approval rating ever. We're set to lose both the House and Senate currently with 70 days left. And it is the super popular position to be against. this war, it's the right position. And if you haven't looked, the neocon never Trumpers have almost no support and are as popular as cancer. So this is not a popularity contest like you're trying to make it. But if you want to make it a popularity contest, instead of trying to save the country
Starting point is 00:41:50 in the world, you guys are what is discredited and uncool and disgusting. And a lot of people see that and are pressing it and rubbing it in that Trump was wrong and rubbing it in that you guys are discredited in a joke, that's already done. Trump's already destroyed his legacy. If he can salvage any of it, you know, we're trying to get him to do that. I don't care about Trump's legacy, but if he can make the right decisions and right moves now in his own emotional space
Starting point is 00:42:17 to save his legacy and hence cause us a lot of good things to happen versus bad things, then I'm for it. Now, this is wide spectrum adult discussion here. Okay? And that's what I'm trying to do here. I'm not trying to come out and say, let's stop the mindless end fighting, and let's not let neocons bait us into it. They're the ones doing it because I want the precious neocon audience as this spin we hear that,
Starting point is 00:42:47 oh, Jones isn't popular anymore. And that's why he suddenly wants to stop the infighting. I've been talking about that for months. And all of that report out there about numbers being down and things when they had a glitch when they updated X two weeks ago. I said it looks like a glitch. They admitted it was a glitch. They fixed the glitch in live streaming.
Starting point is 00:43:03 They don't care. They just keep with that. You're not at the cool table. You're not cool. You're not popular. Let's post it. I said it to you this morning. Trump is on true social.
Starting point is 00:43:12 Whoever posts for him with an image of himself. Last week, it was 2028. We will win. Now it's a picture of him saying, were you loyal? Well, Trump, were you loyal? Were you loyal to what you said you would do? We can still be upset at Trump. We can still criticize Trump.
Starting point is 00:43:31 But I'm just saying he's in the rearview mirror more and more. And so he himself becomes a distraction. And then when he starts making the right moves, as he realizes that, then we can disengage a lot of the criticism of Trump and move on to the Democrats. And I think that makes sense. I don't see how anybody could disagree with me. I think that's very real world, very real politic, very pragmatic. So I can rescind you.
Starting point is 00:43:55 There it is. Did you remain loyal? And that's from DHS.gov, Homeland Security. And then Trump posted that. So is that implying, we'll go to jail if we don't support the emperor? And again, I will still criticize Bongina when it has to happen. But I'm just not going to engage in the vitriol, and I'm not going to respond to stuff when he says terrible lies about me
Starting point is 00:44:24 because, you know, that's his plan. but he's come out and said that Marjorie Taylor Green is involved in the type of terrorism saying we can't vote our way out of this, and he's now saying she should be investigated and arrested. That's just crazy. But that's the type of climate that these guys are trying to create. It wasn't Marjorie Taylor Green made Trump do the wildly unpopular Epstein cover-up. Wasn't Marjorie Taylor Green that got Trump through the wildly unpopular war? wasn't Marjorie Taylor Green that did that. It was President Trump.
Starting point is 00:44:59 Now, you can say she's involved in stochastic terrorism. That's really what the left is involved in. But that's what Bongino, one of the most hated people ever, is saying. I can't tell you how hated he is by the right wing now. And in his desperateness to claw us all into his political grave with him, he will start these fights. And we just had to be aware of it and, you know, just move on. I was thinking about suing him yesterday, saying, oh, yeah, we know he takes foreign money. That's clear cut and dry defamation.
Starting point is 00:45:26 it's not true. But I just thought it doesn't matter. He's so discredited. And so that's the reality. Now, let's talk about somebody who I've known, gosh, I said 15 years in a video last night. I think it's like 18 years or so because they reached out to me. They wanted to come on the show. You heard I was in Hawaii, like 10 years ago, contacted me.
Starting point is 00:45:50 He wanted to hang out. I haven't talked to him since. And that's Spencer Pratt, who I think made a really good run for mayor. and I believe him. We've seen the major fraud in the elections. He says it was stolen from them. And I think there's a lot of credibility to that. But he's saying, you know, they basically stood down with the fires, which we know they did.
Starting point is 00:46:10 So he's saying they steal elections. They stand down during fires so it burns down so they can take it over for their big agenda 21, 15-minute city that they are building. But then he says, if you question the Charlie Kirk narrative, you are with Hassan Piker. and people celebrating his death. That's not the same thing, and that's not fair to put Candace in with that. Now, I'm not an apology for Candace. I've been critical of her going too far in some cases and defending theories that were clearly easily debunk.
Starting point is 00:46:40 But when you have the broken social contract and such an incredibly discredited political system that's been caught lying millions of times, you can't expect people to not be demoralized. You can't expect people to not believe anything they're told anymore, because that's the nature of a society going into the end of the turning, the fourth turning, and the collapse of civilization that we're trying to have a soft landing with. So he put out a short two and a half minute video I'm going to play right now,
Starting point is 00:47:11 and I think it comes from a good place because I was there four or five, six months into Kirk being killed. I just couldn't believe T.B. USA was involved. I didn't like the attacks on Erica Kirk. I didn't like her in leather pants a week after he died and fireworks shooting behind her, but she's an actress and it's entertainment. they do. They just continued the show went on. They put a good face on for it. I saw that was a PR disaster.
Starting point is 00:47:34 And then I saw the cover-ups by Patel of what really happened. And so I think it's very fair and reasonable and healthy to question. And I think, you know, Pratt, from his perspective, think he's doing the right thing. I'm not splitting the baby here. I can see both perspectives because I've, you know, as I
Starting point is 00:47:51 as I do my own thinking and my own research and my understanding, things evolve. but he asked at the end of it. He doesn't know why we've gotten like this. He doesn't know how we fix it. Well, the system is corrupt to the core and falling apart. And so you can't blame people that are the byproduct of it believing nothing and who are totally cynical because you yourself are basically saying they burned it down on purpose,
Starting point is 00:48:13 which they did, and that they stole the election from you. So, I mean, which is it? If we're just supposed to be optimistic and just believe official stories, when a grand jury didn't indict Tyler Robinson, and then the gun he supposedly has doesn't match on the roof, even if that's him. And it just goes on and on. Could he have been the shooter? Absolutely.
Starting point is 00:48:34 Did he have help? We know he did. Patel said no looking at the locals that helped him. So when there's a cover-up and you know there's a cover-up, you don't know exactly what happened, then you've got to expect a bunch of people who are going to go out and do their own investigation, some of them who don't really understand a lot of firearms issues and other things, to go down some rabbit trails. So they're not the problem.
Starting point is 00:48:55 The problem is the corrupt system in Cash Patel, killing an investigation into foreign involvement, which they found some evidence of, and killing an investigation into the 10 people that posted in the town the days before he'll be dead when he comes tomorrow. And George Zinn jumping up right when the shot goes off saying, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I did, I did it.
Starting point is 00:49:13 So the shooter can get away. And people turn around and start cheering instantly like they knew they were there for that. And Patel told TPSA, no, TPSA, no, TPSA, He's never challenged this because I was told this by high-level people there, two of them, I mean, the highest levels, that Yappatel said, no, we're not looking at the trannies. They're like, well, show it's them so we don't get to blame. Indict them to or at least call them as witnesses. Oh, no, we can't prove it, so we're not going to do it.
Starting point is 00:49:39 So that's a big deal. This is about a loss of trust. This is about a focal point of the public burrowing into things to try to discover the truth of themselves, and it's really a metaphor for everything else is happening. But Spencer, you can't blame people that have been liable. to so much. I mean, people could say you are being negative, you're being destructive, you're undermining the system saying the election was stolen from you. You know, the evidence is overwhelming.
Starting point is 00:50:06 I've been attacked constantly for being negative and blackpilling people. No, it's good to admit the bad things that are happening so we can fix them. So I'm not criticizing Spencer Pratt here. I'm simply saying, look at this from different perspectives and realize why this is happening. It's a byproduct of the social contract being fully broken. Now we've got to start talking about the future and what do we build up. as a base to oppose communism that the globalists are pushing as the solution with the social credit score and the global panoptagonic surveillance system, we better get out ahead of this
Starting point is 00:50:37 now and advertise what we stand for as populace, conservative Christians, pro-civilization, pro-human team humanity natalist. It's that simple. So here's Spencer Pride. About all the goblins celebrating the communists who shot Charlie Kirk, you have insane influencers making a fortune of shamelessly exploiting his death, tying themselves in knots with the most convoluted Rube Goldberg blot-explanations to try and deny something we all saw in 4K and wish we didn't. It was an exploding mic. He had a rigged microphone.
Starting point is 00:51:08 And they timed it precisely to the millisecond with the fake gunshot from the Patsy. He shaped charge was actually supposed to hit him in the chest. There were Jews hiding under the grass. It was French special forces. Just the craziest most unhindish imaginable. And people believe it. Anything but what actually happened. Anything but the most obvious, straightforward explanation.
Starting point is 00:51:28 The woke communist you saw on camera who had prints on the rifle killed an anti-communist leader because communists are violent lunatics. That's it. We have a communist violence problem, but psychos on the internet have made an entire cottage industry around denying and exploiting it. We're not morons. But what's so much worse than these crazy conspiracies is how it drives people to abandon their basic human decency. It goes from just asking questions to demonize.
Starting point is 00:51:53 a grieving widow, celebrating her husband's violent death. It's so much worse than just absolving the actual murderer and trying to sabotage the trial. These people have a bloodlust. We got Charlie and not back. What have you become when you celebrate an assassination like this? I don't care what your politics are. This was a father, a loving husband. You know, I was in DC in an interagency meeting when that communist shot Charlie. I was there advocating for the Palisades trying to get things done to help us rebuild when everyone's phones started buzzing. Now, I never knew Charlie, but some of the president's cabinet members were with us, agency heads, people who were friends with Charlie and had worked with him for years, and they
Starting point is 00:52:34 were devastated. It was one of the most grotesque and shocking moments I've ever seen in American history, but the reactions that followed were far more grotesque and reveal a sad report on where we are as a country. Teachers mocking his death. Drag queens putting on assassination fashion shows. Who are these demons? What have we allowed? ourselves to become. We have been so thoroughly demoralized, I fear that we can't get any lower. These things have fried our brains. Politicians have become full-time influencers and utter clowns. Jester gooning instead of campaigning. We dress like slabs. We shrug away drug addicts defiling themselves on our streets. We celebrate murders and lawlessness with alacrity. We have no dignity anymore,
Starting point is 00:53:12 and I don't know how we get it back. Well, we recognize that we have a large contingent of mainly white liberal women in the West that celebrate women that murder their babies, strangle them to death. And then as men, we haven't stood up and haven't been leaders. There's been a power vacuum. That's what we do. And we don't sit there and then say the problem is the people asking questions. The problem is that so many people have to ask questions now because they know that they've been lied to. But look at all the crazy feminists standing in line forever.
Starting point is 00:53:49 so they can go celebrate the death of those children. Coming up, Victor Boot joins yours truly. Next hour, he was in Ukraine under drone attack when he was on a few weeks ago. Now he can talk about it. He'll give us his inside baseball and the CI director's secret mission to Moscow and more coming up. Then we've got Mike Adams and he's got a guest on with me, getting into big tech and all the lace of elements with AI and more. So be sure and join us for that.
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Starting point is 01:00:06 Last time he was on, he could announce it on air. It was in Ukraine under drone attack. He joins us in six minutes when 400 plus stations join us. But first, the Israel lobby, the ADL are pushing replacement with migration. Sasha Beraconin called for my arrest a few years ago with their gala if I talk about it saying it doesn't exist, even though it's officially pushed by the Israel lobby to flood us with Islamist as well. So we put together a breakdown on replacement migration with statements from the ADL and the big Jewish migration. just to point out that indeed this is a real thing and that Israel is a great part of this,
Starting point is 01:00:44 including the attacks recently with the Muslims on Spain. So I wanted to historically just get this out to point out this is something that the Israel lobby, both out of Israel and internally in Europe and the U.S. is doing. Did he stabilize this? I think it's terrible. I would never bomb them with millions of Palestinians. They shouldn't be bombing us with North Africans and others. I think it needs to stop.
Starting point is 01:01:05 Here's the report. It's white supremacist theory that Jews are driving. for quote open borders to replace to commit white genocide as they call it to replace America as it's it looks today with Muslims and Mexicans and other people Jews are the ones who want to welcome refugees because it's a conspiracy and the truth is that yes there are Jews in Pittsburgh who are working to resettle refugees that is true white Americans who feel that they're losing their country they're losing ownership of the country and they're right and we are becoming
Starting point is 01:01:38 more diverse more multicultural and they are in the end they're they are they become there they're they're they're not the future in the end the power they still have will go away that we're witnessing the end of white America as we know it the question is how long and how expensive will the funeral be brown people and black people and Muslims and immigrants are coming to replace our white civilization and the the jews job is basically to pass as a white person but in fact do the bidding of these people that we do. So there are many people who are biologically and even halakhically Jewish, that is to say
Starting point is 01:02:17 they are Jewish. They brainwashed people to subscribe to the notion that most desirable utopian reality that could be hoped for in human affairs will be a complete admixture of the nations, of ethnic groups and of the cultures. It's a kind of utopia, just the fact that the whole world will mix up with each that in I don't know 70, 80 years, there will be no white people anymore and only chapolino-colored. Look, look, that's the only way. That's the only solution.
Starting point is 01:02:50 But when the diversity becomes so extreme that you have almost like vulcanized groups, that there were no actual traditional communities, all the traditional communities are outnumbered completely by newcomers, and the newcomers keep on and on rolling in, it has a very alienating effect. Folks like me who were Caucasian of European descent, for the first time in 2017, will be in an absolute minority in the United States of America. Absolute minority. Fewer than 50% of the people in America. So the Spanish government opened the door for this, but earlier this year and last year,
Starting point is 01:03:31 Benjamin Netanyahu in public statements and in letters he wrote to the Muslim Moroccans said that since the Spanish government, is not supporting Israel's war with Iran and not letting B2 bombers fly out of Spain, that they said that Israel said they would back and recognize Moroccans taking the one little city the Spanish have had for hundreds and hundreds of years there in Morocco. So this is Netanyahu's siding with the radical Islamists who captured their ancestors, Spain and held it for almost 700 years, the crusade started with the Laricauncista, it took 400 years, 300 plus, to retake Spain 300 plus years. And then the larger crusades began when England, Scotland, France got involved
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Starting point is 01:06:13 You want to stop tyranny? Well, so does he. Live from Austin, Texas, broadcasting worldwide. It's Alex Jones. It doesn't just repeat. It rhymes. We are already in a new world war. Trump is finally, and I have inside sources, not just the public moves,
Starting point is 01:07:26 trying to end the Ukraine war. He's cut off most of the weapons to Ukraine. Ukraine is totally collapsing. You see all the signs now with even government ministers and foreign ministers saying, hold elections, Olenski is saying no, bigger and bigger anti-conscription riots happening. The big news is Russia test readiness for a new round of military mobilization that Victor Boutt told you about six months ago. Russia is getting ready to finish this.
Starting point is 01:07:52 NATO has been unable to muster the forces and the weapons. And now the pull of weapons of the Middle East has basically caused a strategic victory for Russia that's even clearer, not just in Ukraine, but into the wider energy war that is happening. The EU's plan to exhaust Russia and cause its collapse has failed. The attempted palace coups against Putin have failed. This is the reality. Now the Mullahs, which I would not advise, are declaring total victory and rubbing Trump's nose in it right when he tries to exit ramp.
Starting point is 01:08:28 So are the Democrats. I agree with Scott Jennings, a big Republican mouthpiece. Trump's won, declare victory. I've been meeting with Joe Kent. folks recently, publicly and off record some others, and they've had the exact plan being sold to Trump to just declare victory and pull back now and stop it all and make Ukraine sue for peace and removes Zelensky if he won't do it. But there are Democrats attacking Trump saying he's a loser. You've got the Israelis saying he's a loser trying to get him to go to full war.
Starting point is 01:08:55 He was looking at nuclear weapons even a few months ago. That's when I said, impeach him, remove him if he does that. I said if he was going to do that, not now we can pull back if Trump just makes the right move. He's trying to take the exit. The question will let happened. Now, I started seeing this last night and it shows how good ex-sloots are, that's C-130 coming in, and then a lot of diplomatic U.S. personnel there in Moscow around the key governmental complex. And sure enough, Wall Street Journal, we have CBS News, CIA director, John Ratcliffe, on secret trip to Russia. But make no mistake, this is all about this. Russia is mobile. Russia is mobile. a million troops ready to go, and that means for NATO, and they've told NATO we're going
Starting point is 01:09:41 ready to hit your targets. The man who first reported all this, very successful international businessman, former soldier, former political prisoner and elected to high office in Russia, is Victor Boot. Real Victor Boot on X, be sure and follow him there. These are the biggest developments yet in this expanded 16-year war that went into the military special operation four years ago. Victor Boot, thank you for being here. That's my gestalt of the situation.
Starting point is 01:10:10 You can obviously augment it or correct anything you think's wrong. We defer to your gravitas and expertise on this. And then also there's the other big story. You were on two weeks ago. You were actually in Ukraine under bombardment. But obviously didn't tell people about that. You guys almost stopped the live fee, but you got up and told your crew, no, we're staying.
Starting point is 01:10:27 And so we appreciate your courage doing that. Victor, glad to see you in one piece back from the front lines. Well, it was not front lines, Alex. I just was in Crimea. It was not Ukraine. And Crimea and the Russian city of Sevastopol, who always been Russian and remain Russian. No, I understand. Technically, you were going to say that.
Starting point is 01:10:46 I understood technically you'd say Russia. My point is they've made Crimea a front line with drones, but technically you're right. Please continue. Correct. Correct. We've just been in a hotel with you while this was attack on the city, and one of the drone was shot down while we've been talking. Of course, it was, you know, for security reasons, we didn't, you know, decided to immediately go in a life with this. But later on, you see on my ex account, the report, and there is footage how it looks when the drones attacks and how the population of Russian city of Sovastopol behaves.
Starting point is 01:11:24 Yes, you're absolutely right. This is a very phenomenal what's happened today. About 10, 20 morning time, there is a C-Sept. 117, Globmaster lands at the Vnukhova airport at Moscow. The Vnukva airport, first of all, it's where all government flights are coming and going. So the official delegation also arriving there. So it's no surprise why it's arrived there. Surprise why John Radcliffe decided to use C-17 too big of the bird to come to Moscow. He could choose less more visible points. more visible plane to arrive because may affect that the American military plane, you know, C-17
Starting point is 01:12:08 is greenish color, lens in Moscow. Of course, it's caught immediately attention of everybody who saw it and it's immediately news spread out. Why it's a big news. Think of this. I think Trump decided that Kushner and the Whitcomb are not anymore able to handle the contacts with the Russia. And last time, John Redcliffe, visited Moscow, was.
Starting point is 01:12:31 in November 2022, about four years ago. And this was when he met with our SVR intelligent chief, Naryshkin, and discussed this several issues to prevent any escalation going to the nuclear level. So eventually now, this is a good sign, at least Trump administration, as you mentioned earlier, a series about de-escalate something. First of all, we see that yesterday, Ukraine was having their independence day and Russia refrain from the attacking at that time when they have their parade, invite a bunch of the military guests. So eventually there is certain agreements. So let's analyze why on earth after four years of absence of the direct contact between the intelligence services, the John Rathcliffe decided himself to come to Moscow.
Starting point is 01:13:27 Well, as we see and we discuss with you for past what six months, we're very close to the escalation, which might any time go to the nuclear level. And eventually sober heads in American administration want to at least, you know, have some breaks before it would be too late. And eventually, since no more Kushner and the Whitcomb visit means now we talk serious business. Yes, you mentioned that the Trump, trying to, after the debacle with Iran, to withdraw himself, or at least find some face-safing scenario, how he will sell to the American public, what's happened in Iran, and he also wanted to achieve at least something to show himself as a peacemaker in Ukraine. He ought most welcome, of course, we will support this position. Most important that he really will do.
Starting point is 01:14:27 deliver what he promised. Let's not forget that one year ago in encourage, this was basically a settlement. And the Russian side went to quite of compromise and, you know, basically discussed all basic peace deal agreements. Now, Job of the Trump, first of all, the Zelensky headless in Europe, in London, mainly, and then, you know, other Europeans,
Starting point is 01:14:54 to agree to those conditions. But apparently they sabotage and they convince Trump, oh no, Ukraine my win. Look, they have an advantage. With all the new weapons we start supplying, look how they're efficient now attacking, that they have advantage. And this advantage apparently came to the very big crisis. Because as just several days ago on Sunday, Putin, or exactly on Saturday night, our President Putin says on interview, that basically Basically, with this strike deep inside Russia, especially on the completely civilian targets, he opened a Pandora box.
Starting point is 01:15:34 Since then, Russia completely blocked Black Sea ports of Ukraine, which has scrambled their economy. And every night, except these couple days, everything in Kiev, which a Russian missiles can hit was hit it. And this strike, I'm sure, will continue until Kiev come to the sense that it's not too late to negotiate. and come to the peace deal. If not, then it should be one only agreement, and it should be unconditional surrender and capitulation. So you agree with my analysis from afar that Ukraine can stage events and blow up the equivalent of your Amazon warehouses.
Starting point is 01:16:16 They can try to send drones into girls' schools and blow up soccer teams, as you've been saying they would do the last few years. But that's all just face-saving, and that clearly Ratcliffe's showing up, is dealing with something big. I think he probably was in a big official U.S. transpondered aircraft show that NATO wouldn't shoot it down. In fact, I would be surprised if Ukraine didn't try to blow up the airplane
Starting point is 01:16:40 and blame Putin or something. I don't think there's anything that Zelensky wouldn't do. What do you make of former government ministers high-level and current ones coming out in the last two weeks saying Zelensky should hold wartime elections now and, you know, signaling that he's not handled this right, as you see Russia getting record gains and gearing up this mobilization to expand into Ukraine and be ready to fight NATO. I mean, clearly things aren't going well.
Starting point is 01:17:10 I look at the body language of Zelensky and others over there, and then I see the utter destruction of Kharkiv and Kiev and other areas. As Russia turns up the heat, I don't see Ukraine holding on very long. Can you speak to that? And then what would be the scenario of internal groups getting rid of Zelensky? Or could Trump orchestrate something like that? Well, look, there is several factors we have to consider and analyze very carefully. First of all, from a military sense of view, Ukrainian already lost it.
Starting point is 01:17:42 Why? First of all, they can't produce themselves any weapons at all. Everything was destroyed, and they heavily rely on the European supply because America are not supplying. them for free like it used to be under Biden administration. Yes, they're still providing them the intelligence data and still Elon Musk Starlink are key born of Ukrainian military operation. But as we know, Trump decided, well, if European wants to buy the arm, they can do whatever they want to them. Still, Trump has a leverage to stop this walk quicker. This is from a military point of view. And now, again, the question, if you're really thinking about few, you're
Starting point is 01:18:23 of the country, like President Zelensky, must be in this position thinking before he goes to bed, you know, to sleep every night, he need to realize it's not too late to really has a peace deal, not the surrender agreement, not the capitulation. From economic point of view, Ukraine left several months before the winter kicks in, and there is no anymore heating, no enough electricity, how the country with at least 20 million population will survive, will pass the winter. Impossible, especially when the Black Sea ports are blocked. There is no supply of fuel, there is no supply of weapons, and there is no export with the grain or iron ore going out of Ukraine and the iron, which would give a huge revenue for the Ukrainian budget.
Starting point is 01:19:17 So this game is over. So what are you going to do? Will Europeans take money and they don't have any? And they depend whether the Trump, the big boy with a checkbook, will sign the check for what they want to supply to Ukraine. And we know the position, since the Trump, it's another one signal. Trump, do not send anybody of official level to Kiev for these independence days. Only the retired Kellogg, ex-rep for the Ukraine, showed up in the Kiev.
Starting point is 01:19:54 And what he said, he started, you know, telling to Ukraine, and so this is a time about to mobilize the woman for the war effort. What you make out of this is was clearly the sign, and I was puzzled, hmm, strange. The Americans decided not to send no one, not even, you know, usual senators or some other idiots there to show up, the warmongers. Well, it's a good side. Let's see what's happen. And sure enough, we see this delegation come.
Starting point is 01:20:25 I think when the dust settles and eventually these kind of negotiations require kind of the quiet and calm scenario. This kind of the diplomacy are not made with a megaphone situation when everybody going to leak. So let's have a little bit patient and within certain time we will know the details, but most important for us not to know the details, but to see practical side from American side that they are really meaning business, that they really has a control over the Zelensky behavior and really can force him for the ingotions. Otherwise, we discussed with you. looks like Zelensky had some dirt not only on Europeans,
Starting point is 01:21:14 but on many American officials, and maybe including on Trump himself, and blackmail him in to continue the support of blackmail him to do what the Zelensky wants. So the big question is, the Northern group run by the UK, who says they won't give up but can't even supply the weapons, what stunts will they pull to stop this peace deal?
Starting point is 01:21:38 And then what happens if Zelensky is in Calcitrin and doesn't agree to the elections? Well, first of all, we know that the British are trying to flood the Ukraine with their missile with the Co-Flamengo, which is a British missile, FN5 or FN9, which is quite of the cruise missile, pretty dangerous with a big warhead. And they're trying to overwhelm the capital of Moscow air defense and strike. like some targets in the center of Moscow. So far, for the past several years, Moscow hold the air defense one of the best in the world. We never see any significant or any serious damage done
Starting point is 01:22:23 to Moscow capital. And this eventually, you know, they try to use this kind of scenario to sabotage the peace deal. Think of this. It's Ukrainian without having permission from the Trump administration launched this attack, and Russia Russia will answer, and this time definitely would be not only Ukraine, who are going to receive the revenge response, definitely will screwed up all these peace deals.
Starting point is 01:22:52 Another scenario, what I think is dangerous, that the European, including the British, how are they going to start a false flag attack on the Kalingrad enclave of Russia sandwich between the Poland and the Lithuania, to provoke Russian response because they know pretty well any attack on this enclave will be met with this severe you know severe resistance
Starting point is 01:23:21 and severe attacks from Russian side. So there is an ample room for them to sabotage it and I guess now there is a job of the Trump administration to prevent any attempt of sabotage from Europeans because remember now they all depends
Starting point is 01:23:37 from the financial assistant of the America. And you just hit something. You just hit something key. Clearly Trump's cut the funding back. Stop it. Massively.
Starting point is 01:23:47 You know. But you just met a point. Clearly with Trump's response and then not meeting with Zelensky even the meeting a month ago and nobody else meeting with Zelensky that shows he's cut off. And so do you know that's the case?
Starting point is 01:24:00 Or you're speculating that now none of this is being even directed with the U.S. approval, probably just NATO behind the scenes with the U. UK to be blowing up the Russian warehouses and things that indeed
Starting point is 01:24:15 Trump is pissed off that Ukraine is trying to launch Operation SpiderWeb 2.0 is a provocation to Russia. Is that speculation or is that what you've heard is happening? Well, that's exactly. First of all, they are Spiderweb Operation
Starting point is 01:24:34 2.0 failed dramatically. Russian intelligence was able to intercept majority of them and nothing really happens. So all their attempt to sell to Western public, they are achievements so called in the front lies. And then they declared all we liberated 500 square kilometers of territory on the fact checking even by Ukrainian. So here you are. They finally west walk up to reality. Everything the for past three months, Kiev trying to present to the West as a victory,
Starting point is 01:25:11 apparently was a strategic failure. And let's elaborate on that. Smuggling drones in. I know we only hear about a small portion of it, but the Russians have intercepted a lot of trucks full of drones, a lot of drones being smuggled in to launch a Spiderweb 2.0. So that's a big issue. Victor, your video's frozen when it comes back.
Starting point is 01:25:39 We'll go back to you. Victor Booth joins us from Russia. But this is a really, really important moment. We're all in. And it's because you have Victoria Newland, you have them all admitting to Congress. We started this 16 years ago. It's been a plan to get the Russians to respond. It's been a provocation.
Starting point is 01:25:57 It's insane. We've encircled them. We've put nuclear-chimpil missiles on their borders. This is insane. We would never put up with this. We should not be the aggressor starting a fight with one of the greatest, if not the greatest nuclear powers on Earth. And Russia is totally committed to this. The globalist bluff is called.
Starting point is 01:26:15 And I think it's safe to say I'm going to ask me that question next. when his Zoom reconnects, that Russia hasn't just won the war on the ground in Ukraine, but they have sapped all of NATO's energy in this and have won a major strategic victory. And when the EU demographically is on the verge of collapse, when the EU economically is on the verge of collapse, and the EU top ministers, military and economic, all said the last four years, our business plan, including the deputy head of the EU Commission,
Starting point is 01:26:44 unelected, commission said, our plan is to have a 20 to 30-year war with Russia. It'll stay conventional. That's delusional. Just magical thinking. And then they will fall. We'll break them in five parts. That's the official plan, a declaration of war against Russia. Now that that's failed, Victor, what is Europe going to do, even indeed they wake up to reality and this war is.
Starting point is 01:27:06 What is the EU going to do, Victor, Butt? Well, I lost you for the while because it was a sub-glage technical one. Could you, well, I understand what you're talking about. It's okay, it's okay. Yes, yes, Victor. The EU had bet everything on this war with Russia collapsing and there being a coup. That didn't happen. So with the EU in so much financial, demographic trouble, what are they going to do now when this was their only move?
Starting point is 01:27:31 Well, the only common sense move is to admit, well, this was a failure and try to come and have a settlement. How are we going to leave in the same continent and Europe? Because we're sharing geography. You can't change the geography. whether they want to all-out war, but history shows that all-out war with Russia always ends with a complete disaster for Europeans. Yes, it will also have a cost for us, but we know how to do it, and how our grant fathers did it 80 years ago, we can always repeat it. So if not, well, we would be ready, and we will not fight with them conventional war. everybody understand it and now this is to these elites
Starting point is 01:28:17 who either completely, you know, stoned whatever drug they are on or they're completely idiots but they're definitely acting as a spare of the globalist to start this all-out war with Russia. And this is what surprised me. So now let's hope that at least Trump can put some cold showers on their heads and bring them to some sober state of money. mind for the moment so they can at least face the reality, understand, wow, what they're going
Starting point is 01:28:50 to get if they don't change their course. No doubt Russia has won the war. We'll be back with Victor Boots straight ahead. Stay with us. I want to make a massive announcement right now. And I'm so blown away by this. This is the most exciting thing, quote, supplement-wise, I've ever done in decades in my career, my research. Okay. Now, decades ago, we looked at selling you methylene blue. The problem is you
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Starting point is 01:29:47 So, we've had the new methylene blue in, now available at the Alaskillestore.com, for about a week. And I already had mine, and I'm like, yeah, I'm sure it's all USP. I'm sure it's great. I'm like, oh, yeah, I'll remember to take, you know, mine that was just another brand my doctor recommended. And then yesterday, at about 3 o'clock, I'm watching him shoot B-roll for our new methylene blue. That's from one of the top makers in the United States that supplies the big box stores that have it and sell it for $10 more than we do. It's a big bottle, too.
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Starting point is 01:33:40 and says Russia is. won this war both militarily and strategically, that is 100% overwhelming. It's been overwhelming for a couple of years that they were winning in Ukraine, but was Russia winning with their economy, was Russia winning with its larger systems? It's certainly been tough on Russia. But now it's bled over into the Middle East and this wider war, and now you have Trump, not just for when I read the news, my source says is 100% doing the right thing, and criticizing Netanyahu and saying he's his own worst enemy and saying we're done and he's not even
Starting point is 01:34:16 meeting with these people now and is excoriating them in public. He thought he could do a little bit of that months ago and get them in line. They doubled down, bomb Lebanon, took parts of Lebanon, said they're going to take Syria. And so Trump at least now publicly is making real moves. Now, what will the Israel lobby do? So shifting gears out of Ukraine and Russia, but just put bookends on it. There's different scenarios, obviously. and different ways this is going to unfold.
Starting point is 01:34:44 But now that it's 100% clear that the U.S. is pulling back support, won't meet with Zelensky, meeting with Russia, they're going to pull some stunts. But I don't see a time frame here that lasts more than three to six months before something happens as Zelensky or his own government makes a deal and overthrows him and has these elections. I see the announcements of pushing for elections, him repudiating that last week.
Starting point is 01:35:04 I see that as the key focal point of the iceberg tip above the surface with the larger move within the Ukrainian. and dictatorship now trying to cut deals on the side to extricate themselves from this and find a segue out of it. You think that's an accurate statement and how do you see this ending? I know it's a huge subject. I want to shift gears to the Middle East and Iran and that unfolding. Victor Boot.
Starting point is 01:35:29 Well, that's a very correct assessment. Don't forget that the two anti-corruption agency in Ukraine are still controlled by Americans, and they actually was putting heat on the Zelensky, arresting very close to him. personalities with the charges of corruption. Just arrest on the last week was also a big deal for Ukraine. So Zelenskyy eventually went to anti-crisis mood and tried to figure out how he can handle it. So he definitely under the pressure, an ex-minister of Defense, Fedorov, who came and, you know, openly basically call for the election, which showed that there is a fight within the elites and the more days will pass, the more this fight will intensify.
Starting point is 01:36:15 Surely enough, despite all their police state and control of the normal Ukrainians, who now living in the biggest open jail in the world, because they can't leave, they can't, you know, openly says what they think, and they are now understanding that the winter would be the most dangerous to survive. There is no heat, no electricity, eventually would be no water supplies, and moreover, this war against the Russian infrastructure also causing Ukrainian lose the products in their shells. And the Western media do not want to still talk about this that Ukraine going to face the hunger. Very soon, if they continue this infrastructure war against Russia.
Starting point is 01:36:57 Now, as you said, let's put it into parallel where there's what's happening in the Middle East. Think of this. There is a two crisis. What's happening in the Black Sea because Ukraine started war trying to block the Russian shipment of grain to the world market. Russia completely block Ukrainian ones. So total over the 75% of the world exports of the grain are stopped. Add to these the fuel and fertilizer shortages caused by Hormuz trade since the February. So we have a perfect storm and eventually we passed no return point. Moreover, it's perfectly clear that the Americans can't reach what they wanted with this conflict with Iran by military means,
Starting point is 01:37:45 and there is no way they're going to sell it as a victory because Iranians just openly do not accept anything unless they want their condition to be met first of all. But think of this unheard happening just last week. When the Saudi and the Pakistan signed the alliance, military alliance deal, where attack on one would consider it as an attack in another and Pakistan is a nuclear state. And then they invited Turkey to join. Now we have alliance of the three Muslim countries in Middle East, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan with nuclear weapons, you know, already signed kind of the analog of the Middle East. Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan with nuclear weapons, you know, already signed kind of the analog of the Middle Eastern NATO, where they are military allies. And we know what's happening in conflict when Israeli openly threatened to attack Turkey
Starting point is 01:38:41 and the Israeli Minister of Defense and Interior Minister openly saying next war would be with the war with Turkey. What does it mean? Turkey is a NATO member. think of this scenario. When they start openly fight each other on Syrian territory, then the
Starting point is 01:38:59 and the Israel start to attack Turkey, then the Turkey can invoke Article 5. Do you think possible scenario when the NATO will exist when the United States will not support NATO member Turkey when it would be attacked by the Israel, another ally of the United States? And now, on top of this,
Starting point is 01:39:21 these three countries inviting Iran to join this military alliance. This is like, I mean, I don't know, it's like corruption. This is like everything turned 180 degrees in one night. 180 degrees in one night. I'm going to interrupt you. You were on six months ago, months ago, saying, and I was agreeing with you, what does Israel think with the Greater Israel Project? If they keep pushing and then admit they want to take Syria and Lebanon
Starting point is 01:39:45 and then Turkey and Egypt next and everybody else, That's going to force the Muslim alliance under Pakistan that has a high-tech nuclear umbrella. That was a logical thing. And then it happened. And Israel seems shocked and then starts striking Turkish delegations inside Syria trying to trick them into a fight. I mean, this is mad dog behavior. I'm not a former top military guy like you, but I study it. This is like checkers.
Starting point is 01:40:13 This is very simple like putting a bunch of nuclear-capable missiles on Russia's border. is going to get us a nuclear war with Russia. It's like if you put them on our border. This is like getting in front of a bull with a red cape. I mean, this is so elementary. What are they thinking? Well, moreover, they finally push that there is no end of divide between Sunni and Shia Muslim. They realize that, look, first of all, the Israeli, their common enemy,
Starting point is 01:40:39 and no trouble comes because Israeli forced the United States into this conflict and they're suffering and paying very heavy price. But look, think of this. What happening right now there, this is basically end of the petra dollar. And if petra dollar ends, what the United States has to do, confiscate whatever Arabs country, rich Gulf monarchies has to pay the debt. This is a real geopolitical shift to the multipolar world. You know, so right before us, this small events apparently means way more than everything happened for the past four years. It's a really big.
Starting point is 01:41:18 It's a really big deal. And let me expand on that because you talked about it. I talked about it. If we know this is going to happen, what was Israel thinking that they would go, you know what? We're going to take everything. And the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Huckabee says they're going to take it all. And then all of a sudden Saudi Arabia runs and makes a nuclear deal. I mean, what Israel says, yeah, we're taking everything?
Starting point is 01:41:39 What did they think that would do? Well, look, there is a steel military science. So nobody can, you know, deny it to control and take everything. you need to say, okay, how many divisions, how many battalions you have, how many, you know, air force, what is your logistic capacity, what is your total resources, how you can resupply your troops, where you're getting your, you know, additional ammunition, how you're going to repair, how you're going to treat your urgent. So this is a very complex and it's really science. That's why you need to study it, not five years, not four, but after finish your, you know, officer degree,
Starting point is 01:42:19 You still have to be a high-ranked officer to the academy. It's a minimum another three years of these studies. It's a big really scientific issue. And now Israel, the country with a 10 million population, trying to control neighborhood with a minimum, like what, 300 million are the serious? They're trying to get into the fight alone with the Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan and Saudi Arabia,
Starting point is 01:42:49 simultaneously, it's suicidal. And Victor, your Zoom just broke out when you said it's, I believe you said suicidal. Can you elaborate on that? Correct. Yes, this is exactly suicidal. Because look, clearly there is a very big, also, discontent with the Israel behavior just recently. I was having a John Karioku, and we discussed the issue. And he as an ex-CIA officer says, look, We don't trust Massad agents. And this is a big, you know, discontent within American establishment. What is Israeli doing, hardly pushing. Because, again, you said it many times.
Starting point is 01:43:33 The decision to go and attack Iran was met with a fierce resistance from the Pentagon and the intelligence community in the United States. And let's not just believe Victor Boot. Let's not just believe Victor Boot, the day after the NDAA to turn our military over to Israel and merge it, The defense intelligence agency, the most senior intelligence agency in the military, put out an emergency report saying Israel is the number one intelligence threat. So a lot of what we see on the surface looks like a storm, but beneath the surface is even a bigger storm. How do you see this unfolding?
Starting point is 01:44:06 Because I think about psychology. Why would Israel get so wild? I think you pointed out, Netanyahu is facing, he's already indicted prison. So this really is like Hitler in the bunker, willing to destroy the whole world and gamble on it. just so he can stay in power. I mean, when it really comes down to that, Netanyahu needs to make a deal. Trump needs to demand it that he goes into abstentia, that he's allowed to go to a safe harbor, that he's allowed to leave to say France or something.
Starting point is 01:44:32 Doesn't Netanyahu and Zelensi just need to go and stop all this? Isn't that the answer like Napoleon? They can go stay on Alba? Well, basically, yes. But again, where you see in history that this kind of the people will voluntarily leave their position until they're either, you know, killed or they forced to do so. So, again, from psychology point of view, they ball, you know, mangalomaniacs, they both thinking that they will manipulate, you know, America, you know,
Starting point is 01:45:04 with the same, you know, kind of the tricks, but it will not work. If they have whatever, they have Epstein files on their disposal and can blackmail the Trump, eventually with a certain information which was not disclosed. And apparently, let me ask you the question, why? When the Trump started attack on February on Iran, there was no more anything about Epstein files. Apparently, the further disclosure was stopped, and nobody talks on mainstream media about that. That's very strange. That's a great point, Victor.
Starting point is 01:45:39 That's an excellent point, that the corporate media brought that forward, pushed it hard, showing the greater establishment was for the war and most of that media is basically owned by Israel First operatives, almost all of it, that as soon as he did what they wanted, like a light switch it was flicked off, that is proof that Trump is being blackmailed. And from my sources, it's that at the orbit,
Starting point is 01:46:01 Howard Ludnik and, you know, others. But now Trump realize he's blackmailed by history, he's blackmailed by being on the wrong side of history, destroying himself. Why do you think he's now summoned the courage to start openly opposing Netanyahu, is it because their plan failed and because now they don't have any arguments
Starting point is 01:46:20 or what do you think they're going to try next? I mean, would they have the balls to bring out the Epstein information even when Trump dutifully kamikazeed his reputation on this? Well, any kind of the hostage situation when you blackmailed by someone, the only proper solution is go and declare, look, I've been blackmail.
Starting point is 01:46:43 And if you, this self says, what they're trying to expose you, you know, at least your people will trust you. But when you're acting under the duress on this situation, you're only getting you more into the trouble. And you completely will ruin your reputation. And all your legacy would be like, you know, complete disaster. So I guess somebody from Trump, you know, close a circle told them, hey, this is time to basically, you know, flip over the table. Say no to no, and that's it, because otherwise you not only kill yourself or get you into trouble, you may be impeach, you may be prosecuted, but everybody who depends on it, everybody who made money in his whole circle will risk everything they made for these past two utmost terms. So I guess this argument and future of his kids, future of his friends, eventually was prevailing arguments. I don't know. This is just my humble opinion.
Starting point is 01:47:45 Well, I think you're right. And again, I'm proud I supported Trump the first nine years. And he went sideways. The left's like, oh, you admit Trump was bad. You were wrong. No, he was way better than you. And then now he went sideways in the last 16 months. And I just hope that for everybody's sake, he can pull back.
Starting point is 01:48:03 In closing, Vitcher, I've asked most of the questions here. But in the five minutes we have left or so, what else from your Russian perspective when you're seeing, Would you like to get across to people with the world economy, with the bacon problems, the trade-or-moose, the AI bubble, and so much more? What else are you looking at? Well, I'm looking that really has a perfect storm somewhere right by the time of the mid-term election in the United States. First of all, harvested Europe of the grains is a failure because of the temperature. We see that the Europe really went on the path of Ukraine and Ukrainianization of the Europe almost complete.
Starting point is 01:48:44 The best example is the Germany. The only way for them to survive is either go to the war. This is how the elite will stay on power. Same true for the France. Same true for the elites in Britain. Look, one of the highest guests on the yesterday Kiev independence parade was a new prime. Prime Minister of the Britain. I don't want even to relearn his name because his term is so short and I'm sick and died to see all these new faces as a Prime Minister of Britain. They don't stay long there. I think only one, you know. It's musical chairs. It's musical chairs.
Starting point is 01:49:22 Correct. Yeah, correct. And what he says, oh, they're going to sell the technology to Ukraine to produce Storm Shadow cruise missiles to Ukraine. Well, good news, everybody chairing. Yeah, good. Where are they going to produce? Do you have enough electricity? Do you have enough supply material? Oh, they just want to use Ukrainian labels put on these missiles. It's not us. It's Ukraine who actually hitting Russia. Hell no. We know perfectly who is behind. We know where they assemble. Believe me, sooner or later, they will be punished, too, as a part of the war. And we have all legal rights to do that. And that was my last question. Putin has said, well, we'll finish your other point.
Starting point is 01:50:04 but just clearly Putin's signal needs to start hitting targets inside NATO. That's why we're getting some reproachment, and Trump starting to try to really be serious about ending this. But if this peace still doesn't go through, do you have any idea of the timetable on when Russia will start hitting targets outside Ukraine? Well, I think, look, we're pretty close to suffocate remaining of economy and create the almost terrible or
Starting point is 01:50:32 unstainable condition in Ukraine itself. What Russia did for the past months with hitting all their fuel supply within the front lines and it's affected the troops of the front lines. They have now, you know, rationing their
Starting point is 01:50:49 fuel supplies even to the army in Ukraine and they're trying at the same time, you know, sell their victory. So about the prime timetable, it's pretty, pretty, you know, unpredictable business because so many factors in. But I guess that's why Russia not all hurry. They're still trying to find somebody who's going to play intermediary to bring the crazy
Starting point is 01:51:14 Europeans to the negotiations table before it's too late. We heard that the Europeans send their team to the Brazil, to speak to the Brazilian president Lula de Silva to be as a kind of the person who can speak openly to the Russians and then, you know, create a condition when they can sit and negotiate the peace deal. Remember, we are not fighting with Ukraine. We're fighting with the United Europe together with the United States in this conflict. And whenever Trump trying to sort up the conflict, first of all, he's trying to extricate himself from this conflict. So he wouldn't be not be blamed that it was his war.
Starting point is 01:51:59 And the Europeans eventually bought it up to their eyeballs. How are they going to exit? They have several options. But since they are so crazy and unpredictable, it's very difficult to say what are they going to do. Exactly. So we're not out of the woods yet. In closing, we're just 60 seconds. I've studied history quite a bit.
Starting point is 01:52:20 I don't think Russia has ever lost a war where Russia got attacked. Russia got roped into World War I. You could say technically lost that, but then actually won, but then fell under the communist, even though the Austrian Empire lost. You could say Russia technically won, but it was a periodic victory. But I just don't get this. I mean, America's got its own problems, but I guarantee you any foreign army trying to invade unless they could overthrow us from internally would fail.
Starting point is 01:52:44 So I don't get when you're going up against an opponent that has never been beaten when being attacked, why you would do that? I mean, I just go back to the just sheer insanity. He'd be like going to a bar and picking the biggest meanest-looking guy who weighs 300 pounds, and you weigh 100 pounds and punching him in the nose. It's not going to end well. So, again, our so-called leadership are psychotic. Well, only one explanation to this.
Starting point is 01:53:10 I see this was a very carefully orchestrated plan by the globalist. They spent so much time to grow up these, you know, macrons, Merkels, whatever you name, and bring them to power. So to be their loyal, suicidal mission, you know, team. And they are perfect in this mission. Suicide squad. Because if you look from point, any common sense, why on earth you disregarding your national interest? Future of the Germans, future of the French people, future of the British people, for what?
Starting point is 01:53:46 For the freedom in Ukraine, for democracy with Ukraine, and you're going to take money from your health care, from your taxpayers instead of investing in your infrastructure, you give it for Ukraine to fight Russia. Isn't it amazing? What it is is totally stupid and now been proven stupid again. Real Victor Boot on X. Talk to you again soon. Thank you so much.
Starting point is 01:54:12 I'm glad we had some good news today. Thank you. That was powerful. Royce White is popping in. He's been denied entry into the WMBA as a trans woman. shows their total hypocrisy. Great stunt he pulled. He's popping in.
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Starting point is 02:06:08 Live from Austin, Texas, broadcasting worldwide. It's Alex Jones. Well, Royce White became Royce White, stunning and brave. Enos Cantor also became a woman. It's your choice to do it. I can identify as a dolphin like South Park, set or an Easter Bunny or Santa Claus. And so they said, we're going to enter the WMBA,
Starting point is 02:06:35 the woman's NBA. And they said they were kind of open to that, but now they said, no, we're not letting you in because we say you're really men and it's just a joke. But wait, how do you choose that? And of course, Enos Cantor got kicked out of an NBA game or WMBA game wearing a shirt saying that a woman is a, biological, you know, female and human mammal.
Starting point is 02:06:59 And so that's how insane this cult has gotten. The WMBA reportedly says two former NBA players are not eligible to play in the league, no answer on transgender. But that's what this is. Royce White or Roycia White responds to anti-trans expulsion policy by the patriarchal WMBA. I'm told a lawsuit is coming. Enos Cantor, Freedom, and Royce White are not eligible for the WMBA draft. You also get thrown out of the country.
Starting point is 02:07:24 game. Ex-NBA player, Enos Cantor, Freedom, Royce White, not eligible. He was, again, thrown out for saying a woman is a biological human, a female human, not allowed to say that, not allowed to say 2 plus 2 equals 4. So it looks like you're today, Royce White, not your, because I understand you can flip back and forth, like part of the time I identify as an attack helicopter, other times the Keebler Elf. So I totally respect that.
Starting point is 02:07:52 So Royce White, I would imagine Roycia is being abused right now and is in a lot of pain. That's probably why she's not here right now. Yeah, Royce has to take mental health breaks from time to time, especially these last three weeks have been real tough for. It's tough coming out as a black trans lesbian. What I'm finding out is that, you know, there's this trans mountain, I call it. And in order to make to the top of trans Mountain, you got to go through all these gatekeepers, all these gatekeepers of womanhood and transgenderism. So Royce's had a tough, tough couple of weeks. and she's got to take some mental health breaks from time to time.
Starting point is 02:08:25 All right. So you've got a major lawsuit here, both you and Enis here, don't you? We'll see. I mean, just to be fair, the reports are unofficial. Myself and my legal team, Matt Gates-Gates-Law, has not received any official or unofficial communication back from the WMBA regarding my eligibility status. We're still waiting for that.
Starting point is 02:08:48 We sent the notice. We gave them 10 days. They're coming up on the end of those 10 days. I'm sure this was leaked by the WMBA or some people in the higher-ups, but I'm worried about the dead naming. You know, I'm worried about the confirmation or the affirming of my identity, my trans, identity and experience, my pronouns pay me. If I'm being dead name or misgendered or people aren't using my pronouns in the WMBA headquarters or office, that needs to be, that needs to be, you know, corrected. Well, that's illegal in California. It's genocide. It's genocide.
Starting point is 02:09:20 And that's illegal in California. So you're calling for these WNBA officials. If this isn't they true, they should be arrested under California law. Under California law, for sure. But at the very minimum, there needs to be, I think, a league-wide seminar, some type of focus group, some type of emergency meeting to try and clarify what the standard is for trans people, such as myself, black trans lesbians. Because we exist and we matter, and we've always mattered, and we've always existed.
Starting point is 02:09:47 And this toxic cis normative culture. and the WMBA and their hierarchy needs to stop. Well, I mean, this is discriminatory because I know the WNBA had said they were open to transgenders, but they weren't clear. So how long until we get an official statement? Who knows? I mean, they're going to drag it out as long as they possibly can. They're going to do everything they can not to define a woman.
Starting point is 02:10:11 And, hey, you know, we're here for the fight. I deserve a chance to play. I'm in the, you know, my athletic prime. I think your prime is extended if you go from being a problem. person assigned male at birth to a trans, black trans lesbian and play with the women. I think your shelf life is extended when it comes to your athletic prime. So, you know, I'm in the prime of my black trans lesbian career. And I have every intention on being a prolific athlete for the WMBA and helping elevate the game.
Starting point is 02:10:41 And was a black lesbian, too. It kind of become your hair on there as well. Well, I'm sure I have a lot of success in the sexual marketplace there. No doubt, no doubt. You know, nine and a half inches of clitoris go a long way. So. Well, I got to tell you, this stunt has really gone far, and it's smart. I wonder if there are other sports where men, not the men that actually do this with a straight face,
Starting point is 02:11:13 that dominate swimming and wrestling and boxing and MMA and track and field. I mean, we sit here and joke about this. This is actually going on, but all because you're illustrating the absurdity, you're not allowed to. It's some magic wand now because they're saying, well, we're still going to take transgender. It's not Royce White. Well, I want to be very clear. And you're an old friend, so I give you some leeway, right? But to say that trans identity is a stunt is tantamount to hate.
Starting point is 02:11:46 I'm sorry. And that's what the WMBA did. No, I mean, it's fine. It's going around. right? The WMBA says it's a stunt. And who is the WNBA to, you know, crown themselves the king, the authority of what is a legitimate transgender? I mean, that's, who are they? You know, Kathy Eggelbert, I don't think that's her name, Eggelbert.
Starting point is 02:12:07 You know, it seems like she's doing a little white privilege, if you ask me. Who is she? And she's married to a man, at least presumably. She's married, traditional, traditional marriage. who is she in her cis normative life to judge a beautiful black lesbian queen like me, a beautiful black trans lesbian? Well, I guess it's true. Then I apologize for dead naming you as well. I mean, I do want to see you playing the WNBA.
Starting point is 02:12:36 They would get top ratings. But notice Royce or whatever you are right now, why don't we see women in men's sports that were biologically identical in all the movies, women can kick men's ass. Why don't we see women back in 1989 kicking Mike Tyson's ass? I mean, I want to see women in the NFL and the NBA. Why is it that happening? Well, I think the physical difference between biological men or people assigned male at birth and people assigned female at birth is clear. Look at the UFC.
Starting point is 02:13:07 The UFC is probably the best example. Or, you know, for instance, I'm a 265 pounder mixed martial arts, heavyweight division. The next division down is 205. There's a 60-pound gap between a high. hike from heavyweight to light heavy weight. The heaviest women's division in the UFC is 145 pounds. Another 60, there's 120 pound gap from the highest division, the heaviest division, to the heaviest division in women.
Starting point is 02:13:34 That should tell you everything you need to know about the physical differences between men and women, but I guess we still have to sort it out. And if I'm being honest, I think people sign male at birth plane in the WMBA would actually help the game, would help the ratings. It'd be much more entertaining. The real question is like prisons. you know, in youth sports, right? Or some of these other things that we're doing, like teaching,
Starting point is 02:13:56 teaching this stuff in classrooms. I'm totally against that. I'm not on that trans activism at all. But as far as, you know, basketball, let's do intramural co-ed. Yeah, I'm going to dominate, no doubt. Well, what about people like Sophie Cunningham and these uppity racist white women getting their asses beat in the league, lets it happen?
Starting point is 02:14:14 Would you pledge if they let you in to, like, like a gladiator really take down those racist white people? Because I'd imagine as a trans woman, you could really hurt them better than just the women have, right? Harder? Well, no, I'm not on that. I'm not on that train either. Sophie Cunningham is gorgeous, and I'm a beautiful black trans lesbian. But I'm not a racist black trans lesbian.
Starting point is 02:14:35 I could see myself and Sophie Cunningham on a nice, a nice dinner date, a nice romantic dinner. So you don't want to hurt her and you just want to take care of her? You know, I'd love to pour a glass of wine, listen to some shy day, you know, dance with her. if I can and show her a good time. So you oppose, why do you think the WMBA is targeting some of their most popular players as is her white? Oh, jealousy. That's an easy one. Yeah, jealousy is one of the, well, and jealousy is one of the animating, you know, traits of modern day feminism and womanhood in our culture.
Starting point is 02:15:12 And I say that with all due respect to the great women out there who aren't those kind of people. But, you know, the jealousy aspect is obvious. I mean, Caitlin Clark, the fact that they ranked Caitlin Clark as the 11th best player in their league is disrespectful to the game of basketball, let alone reality and truth. It's just disrespectful to the game. Caitlin Clark is not only a superstar and has brought a lot to the league. She is an incredible basketball player. Has two of the most important traits an athlete needs, anticipation and vision. and she's a master in both of them,
Starting point is 02:15:47 which is why she's such a brilliant pastor, and she has been since she was in high school. I remember watching Caitlin Clark play in high school here in Minnesota. Her team used to come and play some Minnesota team. So the way they treated Caitlin Clark, and the fact that they ranked her as the 11th best player in the league, tells you that the jealousy is out of control in their league. Well, as these contradictions become clear and clear and clearer,
Starting point is 02:16:10 we have logic on our side. I don't see how the system survives this. Royce White, where do people find you? and let's get you back up. I know you host Sunday night live, 6 to 8 p.m. most Sundays, but I'd love to get you on just for a general interview, getting out of the old transgender debate, into the politics, Trump, where it's all going.
Starting point is 02:16:27 You know, I called for an end-to-end fighting. And that doesn't mean I'm not going to criticize Trump. It doesn't mean I'm not going to... They said, oh, you went back on the Trump train. No, I don't. Trump's now trying to get out of the wars legitimately. I'm worried about the midterms. I was criticized Trump to get him to course correct.
Starting point is 02:16:40 He's starting to do that. They said, oh, you went back on the Trump train. No, I created the Trump train. Trump train with my listeners. I'm simply saying we shouldn't spend most our time responding to neocons attacking us and we get baited into it, something that I admit I have been. How do we end this Maga civil war? Or I heard you say you think it's healthy and in ways I guess it is on policy, I just think the personality battles are distracting from the Democrat Socialism of America.
Starting point is 02:17:09 Well, I mean, your body of work and legacy speaks for itself. And you've been doing this much longer than any of us, and even President Trump, and even some of the most senior people around President Trump who've been in politics for a long time. So, you know, for you to have to justify yourself, it makes me laugh. I look at your critics and just say, oh, come on, stop. Where were you in 91, right?
Starting point is 02:17:29 I was born in 91, so I can't even really, really criticize you at all. But I will say, as a young candidate up and coming in the movement, and I am running for president, I didn't tell you that, Alex, I'm running for president. But I will say, we have
Starting point is 02:17:45 all pray that President Trump gets this right because he's still our best chance. Even to this day, he's still our best chance to do this with the least amount of violence and chaos or bloodshed. The reality, though, is, and I am starting to find myself more and more frustrated, mostly by my own Senate campaign, and I watched how the establishment works up close, right? You get a pro-choice. And first of all, the litmus test in this country for Christians, for people who have faith, and it is a spiritual war, is the abortion issue. I know everybody's like, well, that's not issue anymore. It's back to the states and Roe v. Wade or, you know, decided the Supreme. No, no, uh-uh. The principle is still the principle. If we lose the sanctity of life in our culture,
Starting point is 02:18:25 you get Lindsay Clancy. And if you let the radical feminists who came out and protested for and raised $2 million for the Lindsay Clancy's dominate your political culture, you are on the way to the abyss. And we are. And I totally agree. So join me in the next few days. I got Mike Adams waiting in the wings. We got you on late. Yes. But I wanted to play this Lindsay Clancy clip. We see the thousand. the women worshipping her, screaming. They're like Elvis came by. They're throwing their panties at her.
Starting point is 02:18:50 I mean, everything but that. Then you have footage, and it's not just one clip. We have all these women worshipping her inside the courtroom. When she comes out, they get all crazy and look like demons. Roll that footage, just some of it. I mean, you talk about, yeah, abortion and partial birth abortion, now post-birth abortion, and I'm sorry, I'm just calling balls of strikes. What is up with liberal white women?
Starting point is 02:19:11 I mean, you watch this footage slowed down, and there's hours of this, these people get giddy when they see or they're getting off on strangling children. What the hell, this is demon possession. No doubt. It's demonic possession. But the point I was making, Alex, we conservative Christian men in this country have allowed this to happen. So for me, I'm more to the radical end where I'm saying these Muslims need to be mass deported. These people in Dearborn, anybody who yells death to America within our country is a subversive. It's the same as yelling fire in public.
Starting point is 02:19:42 We need to round these people up in deported. The next people are these Marxists who yell death to America. Hey, you don't believe in citizenship. You don't want to be an American citizen. Renounce your citizenship. We'll drop you off to any country, socialist country you want. Preferably China. Let's see how you fare in China.
Starting point is 02:19:58 So I'm to the radical end of things, but, you know, we'll sort these things out over the campaign trail headed into 28. Well, Royce, join me tomorrow. I didn't know you're running for president. You inject a lot of great issues and get high numbers. I think Mike Lindell's right, clear fraud in Minnesota. No kidding. It's one of the worst fraud capitals out there. How do people find you again?
Starting point is 02:20:14 MVP of the WMBA first, and then we're going to go on to the Oval, and at some point in the future. Royce White, all social medias. Thank you, sir. Good to see you again. Thank you, Royce. Thanks for the time. Try to book him for a full hour, guys.
Starting point is 02:20:26 We can. All right. Mike Adams is great. Royce got late getting back to his studio. So we got Mike on 20 minutes late, but he's going to be with us for the next hour and 40 minutes. The great Mike Adams, the health range from natural news.com. So be sure and check that out and be sure and save that.
Starting point is 02:20:41 Mike, there's so much to get into AI. You got a special guest joining you in the fourth hour. Trump clearly trying to now get exit ramps. What changed? How will the Israel lobby strike back? What's your take on my call to end in fighting? Which I was clear. I just mean if it's personal, we shouldn't take debate on policies.
Starting point is 02:21:00 We should still criticize groups and Trump. But I just think it's sucking the oxygen out to spend most of our time, not covering AI, not covering poison the food. And I'm not saying you're doing this, but I even catch myself doing it. It was more of a governor move to say, have a debate about how much time should we spend responding to Bongino claiming we're foreign agents with no evidence. It's like I said, I had a methamphetamine lab in my basement. It's not, I don't have a basement. I don't have a methamphetamine lab. So at a certain point, I'm asking myself, I kind of, as you know, think out loud on air.
Starting point is 02:21:29 These people always think there's some calculation to it. Yeah, the calculation is I'm thinking live out on air. So there's a lot of topics there. Mike, what do you want to tackle first? All right. Well, yeah. Hey, by the way, I fully support what Royce White is doing there. I'm so glad you had him on.
Starting point is 02:21:43 I was listening with great, you know, support again for, I mean, I guess, Alex, that's the first black trans woman that I would love to interview. Black trans lesbian woman. Right. I want to be clear about that. And I really support what he's doing. I think he's showing great courage. And I love the fact that he is, he's unafraid to do what he's doing. and he's really coming out and he's challenging the system for acceptance,
Starting point is 02:22:15 which I think that's a really critical thing that needs to be done. So I'm so glad that you had him on, and I can't wait to listen to your interview with him tomorrow. It's going to be amazing. Yes, sir. Now, I throw out my topics. I always just say, get my call on, whatever topic is I want to know. I don't even, I know you got an AI expert on the dystopia coming up,
Starting point is 02:22:33 but I mean, what's front and center? You got the floor until we've got a break in seven minutes. Okay, yeah. All right. So first thing I want to show you, I do. have Aaron Day coming up next hour to talk about these breakthroughs in AI that most people aren't really fully tracking. So I sent your producers some still images based on your interview with Professor Jiang yesterday. And I want to start by showing you where AI is today that what we can do
Starting point is 02:22:57 in a decentralized manner at home, essentially, you know, on our own desktop using this technology. So what I did is I have a custom AI app that listens, I had it listened to your show with professor at Jiang, which was just absolutely brilliant, by the way. And, of course, I interviewed him yesterday as well, but I'll be running that later this week. Then my system analyzed your conversation and built graphics, explanatory graphics, based on what you guys were talking about. And these are incredible. Let's start showing these. Yeah, look at this.
Starting point is 02:23:33 China's strategic response to Australia to Malacca dilemma. I mean, well, let's show the HD of these. These are beautiful. These are power. And they're also very accurate. Wow. Thanks for making these. Yeah, absolutely.
Starting point is 02:23:44 I've actually, I could send over the whole show of slides from what you did. But I want your audience to see. Can your producer show like just full screen one of them? Yeah, guys, HD guys. Can we show the HD of them? We sent them over? There you go. Okay, that'd be perfect.
Starting point is 02:23:58 Yeah, there's one. So, again, the AI, so using an AI local model, which is actually the Quinn 27B model running on. some Nvidia hardware that I'll show you. It understood what you and Professor Jiang were talking about. And then it built the prompt structurally describing all the objects and all the interactions. There's the Strait of Malacca, the green dragon there representing China. You can see all the dynamics there, and there's multiple slides.
Starting point is 02:24:28 So basically, what we can do today is we can have local AI. And this AI is not running in the cloud, although the image generator is a cloud-based image generator, but the prompt is running locally decentralized off-grid. And let me show you, this is the box that that was running on right here. This is an ASU's box with a Nvidia Spark chip in it. So it doesn't take much in order to do this. And now this kind of power is available to everybody because of the Chinese models that are open source that, you know, the White House was threatening maybe to push back on
Starting point is 02:25:05 open source models, but virtually the entire AI industry, you know, stood up and said to the White House, including Jensen Huang of Nvidia, said, no, no, no, you can't attack open source. We need open source models in order to have innovation in the United States. Yeah. So you see, look at the incredible detail. That's exactly, if you go back to the transcript of what Professor Zhang was telling you about North Korea, the strategic detonator for China, that depicts exactly what he was talking about. And your questions and his answers, and forth. So again, that's where technology is today. Now, also, I want to play, it's about, if you're okay with it, Alex, it's about a 50-second clip of a music video that I
Starting point is 02:25:48 rendered on my own hardware at home. And this is a music video for a song I created for a course I'm doing. And it's called Unbreakable. It's about genetic survival. But I want you to see what's possible. This is an anime character animated with incredible 3D movements. The music, I rendered it on Suno, but all the video was rendered using the Minimax H3 model at home. And
Starting point is 02:26:17 I know your crew is very, very capable. You've done amazing. But we're using off-site giant AI farms. You're doing this on Little Boxes, as your whole point is, this is what Micros level is able to My whole point, you're exactly right, Alex.
Starting point is 02:26:36 My whole point is that they can take away anything in the cloud. They can censor the cloud. They can stop us from using it. They can meter it. They can make it more expensive. But when you own your own cognitive sovereignty or computing sovereignty, you will be able to augment your communication through images. Well, you said this four years ago, and first time I heard it,
Starting point is 02:26:56 it's all going to be about centralized AI versus private AI, not just open AI, Yes. But actual private, and that's what they're going to try to outlaw. That's what we learned. Biden administration was saying, even big companies, you know, you can't develop your own. We want one big secret one that looks like it's three companies. So you're saying the real revolution is you're not going to stop AI.
Starting point is 02:27:14 The real revolution is going to be getting your own systems of AI and having it decentralized. Exactly. Exactly. So if you don't mind, let's run a portion of that music video. I think you'll be blown away that this was rendered locally. Yeah, let's go out to a break with this. But before we do that, it's only 40, 50 seconds long. Where do they find all this at natural news.com? Yeah, it's on natural news or my course.
Starting point is 02:27:38 I don't need to plug it here, but it's just... I mean, I want to go see all the rut stuff you're doing. And then you also did one on the Israel First Lobby, and APEC will come back from break with. But let's go to break with this video that you spit out on a little machine at your house. Here it is. The calcium is mad. And Tonyin completes the tag. Adams is attacking the spike protein, the globalist attack on the DNA repair.
Starting point is 02:28:47 mechanism and he did on a little tiny baby computer this is the future Mike Adams is our guest more straight ahead stay with us but grief Snoopy the globalists are buying up everything the country's falling apart and nobody even looks up from their phone long enough to notice sometimes I think you're the only one around here who gets it and you're a dog obey consume do not question trust the screen your government knows what is best for you. Freedom is dangerous.
Starting point is 02:29:25 Compliance is peace. Look at him, Snoopy. George Washington helped build a nation of free men. 250 years later, we've got digital IDs, surveillance cameras, and people arguing with strangers on the Internet at 3 in the morning. Good grief. If you want the truth, you know where to find it. Turn off the mainstreams media.
Starting point is 02:29:45 They've lied to you long enough. Get the real story at Alex Jones Live.com. Wake up. The globalists and big tech are controlling the narrative. Join me. Get the truth now. We have to fight for our sovereignty to fight to protect, again, what God gave us, which, I mean, our health is one of the biggest things. We're all at this point middle age. We're trying to have families. And I think with the transhumanist agenda, there's a little bit of a sigh up afoot. Oh, I've said that.
Starting point is 02:30:13 The other day when you guys coming on, I said, we're doing something about what we can take control up. And then the last few years, Joe Rogan, one time of dinner, he goes, about three or three or three years, you're fat. Your own enemy, he goes, he does that to guess. He was like Theo Vaughn to get off that prozacacivide. And people were mad at him. That's tough love Joe does. And he's there with Sean Johns, the Navy SEAL guy that I'd known for years. But he didn't really friends.
Starting point is 02:30:34 John was fine. I'll train you. I'll be every morning. And I said, all right, let's do it. And then I lost like 70 pounds. And I kind of halfway cut back. And came back to 10. But now I'm back to where I was.
Starting point is 02:30:43 I'm going to go even lower. But the whole point is that Joe goes, you know, you're your own worst enemy. You think the global is going to kill. You're killing yourself. And so that's where masterpiece comes in. That's where doing all this comes in. I mean, this is real, folks. Methylene Blue works, bovine claustrum works.
Starting point is 02:30:58 This, you'll get Matchapace.com. The masterpiece is unbelievable. We are at a crossroads with the survival of the human species. And the people that have all the resources and all have spelled that out very clearly to us. And the things that they are putting inside of our body to complete that mission, you got to get out. The fact the matter is zealite, which is one of the main ingredients of Masterpiece, has been proven and always to remove every toxin that it's looked at grabbing. It performs.
Starting point is 02:31:27 That's why it's called the master binder. But yours is different. It's completely different. It doesn't just pull stuff. It brings in the key sea minerals. Yes, absolutely. So any way that you would actually test masterpiece out, which would be like it's pH, it's molecular composition, it's molecular ratio, if it's isotonic and whatnot, it is identical
Starting point is 02:31:45 to blood plasma. You're talking about marine plasma, sea plasma minerals. it is the same molecular composition of Azure blood profile. And so why does that matter? Blood is life. When you are grabbing the problem with our bodies with the toxins in there, which is disrupting how our bodies perform on every level, it's literally made our bodies mineral deficient.
Starting point is 02:32:07 Toxins take the place of minerals. So when the masterpiece is carrying in minerals, when it takes the toxin, it's giving the perfect minerals right there at that time. That's why everyone that looks at the testing, whether it's our hair tissue mineral analysis practitioners, our blood testers, which we've done three different independent third-party labs doing different blood testing, they've never seen results like this. Yeah, so regular zeolite just pulls out bad stuff, but doesn't replace it. This is zeolite with a good thing, pulls out bad, it goes bloop, good. Yeah, yeah. Our bodies are magical if you get the poisons out.
Starting point is 02:32:49 Reality starts here. Alexjoneslive.com. Share the link. Spread the word. It's weeks and even years ahead of the news cycle. Alexjones Live.com is tomorrow's news today. Waging war on corruption. It's Alex Jones coming to you live from the front lines of the Info War. A true visionary.
Starting point is 02:33:30 And all the guests we have on a routine basis are visionaries. It sounds like, wow, there are a lot of visionaries. Well, no, there's 10 million people on the planet, and I've found a few hundred of them. And people ask how I know so much. Well, I just listen to people that are right over and over again. And you have to understand the corporate media has given lies to sell you. Now, when they can put truth in, they'll do it.
Starting point is 02:33:50 If it doesn't affect the power structure, they'll try to mix some poison in with the cheese they're putting on the mousetrap. But I love whenever I get up here and I make a larger statement how both leftist and mainline Republicans try to say, What's he getting out of that? Like, who paid him? Well, that's because they're all paid. One way or another. I've known Mike 20-plus years.
Starting point is 02:34:15 All his published books, his stuff, his pedigree is clear. I'm not defending myself trying to teach people how to recognize what's real and what's not. I've been on there 32 years. And people found me popping up politically, you know, since I was in high school, working for Pat McCannan's campaign. You know, we can have George Humphrey on when I was a high school senior. He was the head of the campaign in Austin, Texas, and I was delivering the yard signs of every one of their best volunteers.
Starting point is 02:34:37 And then I went and volunteered downtown at the main tabulation center reported fraud. They got picked up by the news and the State Commission admitted fraud. And I testified at the county commissioners when I'm 18 years old. You think that was a Qatari funding? Working for Pat Buchanan when I was 18 and on the campaign troll taking photos that were published in major newspapers. I don't have to explain this to people. The point is all these other people that have come along, a lot of great people too. I'm not saying everybody's bad.
Starting point is 02:35:06 When they get up there on the news and they say, General Flynn takes money. They don't say where. I take money. They don't say where. And I know for damn sure, I'm not taking foreign money. I'm funded by you at theogogelpsore.com.
Starting point is 02:35:17 It really pisses me off. But they've got to attack the real thing. What's a body snatcher do when it's creating a clone? It kills the original. That's what we're dealing with is they can't deal with the real McCoy. I've known Mike over 20 years. His whole body of work is pro-human. That's why he gets attacked.
Starting point is 02:35:33 And I'm not trying to even. defend us, I just see that we're under attack continually. And I think we don't spend enough time, Mike, you know, sometimes differentiating for people. And I don't know if you, I want to get back on these other great graphics and AI you put out, but in a few minutes, or I want to get your take on the situation. And how you even describe what is infighting is fighting something that doesn't matter that hurts humanity in the general. It's still important to respond to lies. But the same time I feel like I, even some levels have gotten too much in infighting when I've always been good at not doing it. And I, and I, and I, and I, and I, I, I don't want to be destructive with the
Starting point is 02:36:07 midterms. I'm very upset with the Republicans, though overall that party at many levels is better with better candidates. But how do you thread that needle to put enough pressure on Trump to off-ramp the wars do the right thing? While at the same time, not flame throwing the movement, even though it's Trump's actions that have killed the approval ratings that are causing it. I'm not worried about being blamed with the midterms being lost, but I want people to understand why they were lost. I think it's important in context of history, so we don't make these mistakes again, but just table that for now because I just popped in my head and I went there because Katari told me to.
Starting point is 02:36:35 But first, I'm happy to comment on that, actually. And then we'll go back in your incredible AI graphics. Go ahead. Well, as I see it, you know, you and I and many, many people are disappointed with some of the actions. Trump has taken. We want him to get back on track as quickly as possible. We want the U.S. economy to get back on track. We want energy prices to get more affordable again, especially diesel.
Starting point is 02:36:59 It's going to affect farming and transportation in a big way coming out. Yeah, we're not getting in. money. We're not getting government contracts. Right. You and I are both entrepreneurs selling products. We don't like a bad economy. We don't. No. I mean, we are impacted. You know, there'll be surcharges on all the
Starting point is 02:37:15 shippers, the UPS or FedEx or USPS. It will affect our businesses in a big way. Yours and mine and all of us who sell physical product. We want Trump to get back on track. And what, at least me personally, what I am sometimes infuriated by is that Trump appears to be be listening to a very select group of people that surround him that do not have,
Starting point is 02:37:37 they don't share the same interests as the American people or the American farmers or ranchers we saw recently. Neocons. Right. Right. Exactly. So what I see, in my opinion, what people like Dan Bongino are doing is really kind of lashing out as a distraction to try to just throw blame onto people like you or me or others or Tucker Carlson or what have you. And of course, it's all complete nonsense. It's just like you said, you know, you and I have known each other for 20, years. And, you know, we haven't always agreed on everything, but we've always known, like,
Starting point is 02:38:09 I've always known that you are your own person. You don't take money from anybody to say anything. In fact, they tried to financially obliterate you over and over and over again because they couldn't buy you. They could not buy you. And you and I over the years, we've had private conversations. You know, I've had, you know, buyout offers. You've had buyout offers, like big offers, right? We both said, no, repeatedly. Your offers were really. You're huge. I'm not going to say, but I think that your audience knows that there, you know, somebody could try to throw billions at you to buy you off and you would still say no. Because it's your principle. It's what you stand for. In fact, it has cost you that $1.5 billion
Starting point is 02:38:51 judgment to stand your ground. So anybody saying that you're taking money from somebody to say something, they're just talking out of their ass, frankly. It's also very reckless of him because I can win a lawsuit on that. So why is he so reckless? He accuses Flynn of being a traitor and an enemy of America with no proof. When Flynn is an incredible person. Look, I think you're right to de-escalate and just say, look, Dan Bongino, we send you love. We want to truly make America better.
Starting point is 02:39:21 We want to make America great again. We think Trump is on the wrong path right now. And by the way, they then spin it in Trin to Top of X that I'm losing. and now I want to, they started the fight. Trump is already so wrecked. I look at the Democrat Socialist. He's starting to course correct on war. I'm just like, why is this our main thing we're doing here?
Starting point is 02:39:42 It should be AI and globalism and what you do. I was thinking aloud. And I'm like, Dan, why are you accusing me and my family of being traitors? Stop. And then they spin it like, oh, Dan's kicking your ass like I'm in junior high. And part of me just says, okay, watch you lose the midterms. But then that only hurts us in the end. I'm not in a fight with these people, even though.
Starting point is 02:40:01 the neocons expertly came in the last year and a half started fights with all of us a lot of us took debate i did it partially others i think course corrected too far i'll just say it like tucker and i love tucker but i mean you know the the some of the stuff and i'm just being honest here so the we'll quantify because you're always good at quantifying because i know we kind of have some of the same feeling on this how do you not infide but the same time state stuff you know when it's wrong and i mean bonjino's not calling for marjorie taylor green's arrest i mean the guy's out of control that's crazy well he's saying yeah she's She's just stochastic terrorist.
Starting point is 02:40:35 Marjorie Taylor Green is a great American patriot who stood her ground, and she has real principles. And that's why they force her out of Congress, by the way. So I think Marjorie Taylor Green has a very bright and powerful future in whatever she chooses to do. I know her well in person. She's a very sweet, real person. She is, yeah, she is. And for you, I would just say, you don't have to defend. yourself even at all because your audience already knows your track record. Your track record
Starting point is 02:41:06 speaks for itself. You know, it's like accusing you of whatever, it would be like if somebody accused me of not knowing about nutrition or something. It's like, come on. I mean, that's just absurd, right? Your track record speaks for itself. You've been doing this for decades, and you've been right again and again and again and right early. See, that's the difference. You're right early. Like, it's easy for somebody in mainstream media to come along after the fact. oh yeah, you know, now we're admitting that, you know, vaccines have killed some children. Like that was just admitted in the mainstream media. Well, you and I were saying that in 2021, warning people not to take them.
Starting point is 02:41:43 When it- Well, Mike, you were saying it 25 years ago, so was I. And it's disgusting how vindicated we are. We don't want to be vindicated. We want to stop. Well, there's an example. Tim Poole has attacked people that criticized the Israel lobby. Met with Netanyahu secretly. Then he, when he gets caught, he says, well, I admitted it once you got caught.
Starting point is 02:41:59 Now he's anti-Israel running. U.S. good, but the point is only once he got exposed. And I don't have a hard on for Tim. It's just that he attacked me first. Then he plays dumb and goes, why are you attacking me? And I'm like, I'm not, dude. I just, at a certain point, I need to not make decisions in the afternoon because I'm still smart, but I get tired. I get pissed. That's what I happened yesterday. I was about to attack Mangino saying, oh, we know him and Flynn take foreign money. And I'm like, dude, those are fighting words, man. I mean, I've been through hell. I don't take money from people. I couldn't even take money in lie. I'm like autistic. I just say what I think.
Starting point is 02:42:31 And then I was about to shoot it, I was about to shoot a video attacking him, and I said, this is wrong. This is not about me and Bonino. You know what I'm just stupid. If you were funded by Qatar, which is an absurd idea, why would you need the Alexjones store.com? Why would you need to go through all the trouble of formulating products and having a warehouse and doing fulfillment and shipping and having Rex involved? You know all, I mean, Rex has, God bless him, he's been through all the detailed problems of dealing with. fulfillment centers, you know what I'm talking about, right? Because we have the same challenges.
Starting point is 02:43:06 This is extremely difficult. If you were just getting free money falling out of the sky or coming out of the Persian Gulf, why would you have a store? I mean, your store is your funding lifeline. It's so obvious. And you guys, I don't even know how to say this. Like, I saw you have a special on this ready mount magnetic quick draw pistol mount, right? You're selling it for 20 bucks.
Starting point is 02:43:28 I used to pay like $75 for that. You did it with the belt. You did it with all these other things. You have these incredible nutritional formulations. What is this? Atomic defense. I'm going to talk about that because people don't even understand how good that formulation is. You're not playing around with this.
Starting point is 02:43:42 You hire expert formulators. You're not selling like off the shelf, you know, Walmart garbage multivitamins or whatever. You're not doing that at all. Well, neither are you. Well, that's because Mojo. I want to free people like, I want to be read it. But enough about, I just wanted your advice on because because they all got, Virgioreg and said, oh, you're groveling back in.
Starting point is 02:43:59 No, Trump's been discredited. He's in trouble with 30 percent. approval rating. And then I'm like, why are we beating the dead horse into the ground? If he's starting to pull back on the war, doesn't mean we endorse him or went back in. We're just saying, let me ask you this. How much time should we spend on the Democrat and Socialist and the Globalist versus Trump? Because I catch myself, even though I've got all this important news, I catch myself because I'm personally wounded by this betrayal, spending too much time. How do you split that? I mean, how do you make that decision?
Starting point is 02:44:27 Well, I think that the whole MAGA movement was among people who read. recognize that they saw Trump as the last chance to save the Republic because the empire was collapsing. Well, it is, it continues to collapse now. And the culture is collapsing, you know, so many elements, the currency, et cetera. The democratic socialists, as they call themselves, if they gain power, they will absolutely wreck this nation. They will, they will complete the destruction just like that. And they will, look at what they did after J6. Look how the FBI fanned out across the country and arrested, you know, like 1,500 people, and threw some of them into torture, actual isolation torture for years.
Starting point is 02:45:09 They will do that in spades if they get back into power come January, just even with a House majority. They will leverage that in every way they can. And if they get the White House beginning, you know, in 2029 when they would come into power, watch out because they will literally arrest every person. tied to the Trump administration. And they will absolutely wreck whatever's remaining of the economy and the currency at that time. There's no question in my mind.
Starting point is 02:45:39 Exactly. So I'm watching them lick their lips. And then I'm wondering, literally, I don't tell Harrison what to say. I just say, Harrison, what do you think we should do? I notice we both obsess on this because it's so incredible Israel trying to take over our Pentagon and everything. But we're spending like 10% of our time on the Democrats. I think we need to spend half. I mean, or I don't know.
Starting point is 02:45:59 I don't know what the right ratio is. if Trump doesn't, in my opinion, if he doesn't immediately turn around and start putting the interests of America first, not some foreign nation, not some infiltrators, not people who are speaking into his ear like worm tongue, you know, if he doesn't put America first, then I think we're done. I think the empire literally just goes on a cascading collapse over the next few years. Talk about that because you're an expert on the bond market, it failed, QE Unlimited, Infinity failed. they admit that. All these global forces actually want us to collapse. Trump was opposing that at first. I think he now figures out he's been set up.
Starting point is 02:46:34 Can you speak to where we are when you say we're already in collapse? I mean, we are, folks. Let's just admit it. I'm not going to lie out of people. Well, yeah, I mean, look at what the Treasury Secretary Besson just did, just announced. Operation, what was it, epic outcasts, right? Targeting Iran with just secondary sanctions against even Chinese banks, for example. I think what Bessent is admitting is that it's a merit.
Starting point is 02:46:59 that's the economic outcast. I mean, because he's forcing the world to choose between the Western financial system versus being able to trade with everybody else in the world. And, you know, what are you going to? You're going to go to India and say, hey, India, you can't buy or sell textiles or fertilizer with Iran or we're going to, we're going to clobber all your banks and we're going to, you know, destroy you economically and destroy your currency. And Besson admits that Scott Besson, I mean, he admitted this that he conducts campaigns of current. terrorism against Iran in order to weaken the Iranian regime and cause runaway inflation in Iran. Well, from my point of view, Alex, he's doing the same thing to us.
Starting point is 02:47:40 This is economic terrorism, in my opinion, against the United States. And it's the American people that are going to be paying all these higher prices. Well, you were one of the first to say it, and I didn't think it was wrong. I respect you. But I remember seeing one of your posts reposing somebody when they first at the tariffs, and you said, I think it's Ludding insider trading. It's going to fail. Then the Supreme Court wrote a letter to Trump saying, if you wrote the section right,
Starting point is 02:47:59 You know, one, it was written wrong, and then Ludden got all the insurance money from it. You can't make this up. Right. And the tariffs, even though initially I supported the idea of so-called fair trade through tariffs, but that's when... But not wrong, not deployed as a tax against the people, and then an insurance scam. It raises the cost of goods to the American people. And more importantly, think about this. If you're a cattle rancher in America today, if you're in Kansas or Oklahoma,
Starting point is 02:48:29 or Texas, you're a cattle rancher, you have lost the ability to have a predictable future revenue stream. And you've got a graphic for that. Yeah, let's talk about your AI graphic on that with this Argentinian beef. And then Trump just says, just trust me. Tell us about that. Yeah, well, so I write these prompts and I build up these graphics that help visualize these issues. And that's, you know, America first. It should be, you should protect the American farmer and the rancher. The farmers are growing feed for the ranchers. So when you allow these 300,000 tons of so-called product for beef to come in from Argentina, all of a sudden, what you've created is an environment of lack of predictability for U.S. ranchers.
Starting point is 02:49:13 And I know a lot of ranchers, and I ask them this question, like, what does this mean for you? And they said, well, it means we're not going to grow our herds out because we don't know what the future price of cattle is going to be in the United States. Because Trump just will come along and boom, slash the value of your. existing herd. So in a time when we need domestic food resilience, we need to support our ranchers and our local farmers. Trump is doing the opposite right now to try to make beef prices more affordable before the midterms. So it's an election stunt that actually hurts the American farmer. And I know you raised a bunch of animals and have a big farm. You're in the game. We're old-time
Starting point is 02:49:51 ranchers. We only have it, limited herd just for the tax write-off. We couldn't even pay the property taxes without the tax exemption. But I know the business, four major beef packers who've squeezed the producers so much that they can't make money. So that's why the herds at historic lows, half of what it was just 20 years ago, is because of the greed of the packers. Now we're going to bring in foreign beef to suppress that further. But it's a perfect example, Tyson and all these plants closing down, because they squeeze
Starting point is 02:50:18 producers so much. And this is something I do know is beef production. So I know some of the biggest guys in the country got out 10 years ago because they said they've made it unprofitable, then they wonder why the supply's not there. This is insane. Yeah, yeah, exactly. See, after this stunt runs through the system, then in 2027, where's our beef going to come from if we don't keep having, you know, these tariffs dropped on the import deals and so on? We need domestic beef production. We've got to end the monopoly oligopoly logjam that will make it probable to producers, not destroy our domestic production through greed
Starting point is 02:50:54 and have the beetpackers ship in farm beef. And one of the best ways that all your listeners can support that is to find your local rancher and work directly with your rancher. It's a best beef anyway. Locally, absolutely it is. And what I do, you know, there's an outfit in Austin that has unvaccinated cow beef that, you know, the most delicious brisket, you know, imaginable. All over the country, there are places you can go to that will sell you beef directly.
Starting point is 02:51:24 many times unvaccinated cows or, you know, more free range of fed, fed much healthier diets, et cetera, not just feeding on just dry hay all the time, but open field, you know, grazing. You can get that kind of beef. Are you going to pay more for it than the cheap beef from Argentina? Yeah, you are. But your health is worth it, you know. And as you scale up and buy local, it will create a bigger market and then prices will go down. So let's hit this before you take over with this huge guess.
Starting point is 02:51:54 Next hour, you have another one, critique of Christian Zionism and Israeli hubris. Clearly, we could predict that we would create a nuclear umbrella and a new alliance based under Pakistan with nukes. We both predicted it came true. What do you think of Israel's hubris when they would announce the Greater Israel Project that they denied for decades, and then now the whole world's turning against them? Is there some master plan, a false flag? What do you think the thinking is of the Lekudniks?
Starting point is 02:52:24 Well, again, that graphic you're showing there, that came out of your conversation with Professor Jiang yesterday. And Professor Zhang, of course, has a very elaborate detailed explanation of all of this. I think the arrogance of them announcing the Greater Israel Plan and having the map, which, I mean, think about the geography, it means they have to attack and destroy Lebanon. It means they have to actually attack southern Turkey. They have to overrun parts of Saudi Arabia. Yeah, Syria and Jordan and also, you know, Iraq and so on. that seems crazy. You know, on the global stage, the idea that just one nation is going to just declare,
Starting point is 02:53:00 this is all ours, because we say God told us that, even though that covenant has been broken a thousand times over since the Old Testament at Abraham and so on. I mean, that's absurd. Like, where's your real estate deed to southern Turkey? You know, where is your deed to Lebanon? Now, you don't get to just run around and take all the countries that you want just because you say your God told you that. Well, you know, guess what? If everybody behaved that way,
Starting point is 02:53:25 the whole world would be burning down and the whole world to be genocided. Sure, but they've been doing it with excuses and funding terrorists and funding Hamas and piecemeal. Why then abandoned stealth, you know, by deception, you will do your warfare and win? Why shift to F you, you know, we're doing whatever we want. We're going to burn all 11 and kill, kill, kill, we're invincible, red heifer. I mean, this is megalomania. Yeah, well, I think Professor John is right on this point, which is that they are accelerationists. They want to accelerate the end times
Starting point is 02:53:55 because they truly believe that God will intervene and save them at the last minute at their final moment of potential destruction. God is on Ben-Givir's side. Take one look at that guy and what he says. You think that's God's standard bearer?
Starting point is 02:54:11 No, no. I don't think you say that. I'm asking the public. Do you think you look at these people? Is this holiness? Is this goodness? Well, in my view, they are some of those really evil people like that that support just mass murder and killing and torture. Yeah, they're answering to some entity. It's not the God you and I know. That's for sure, right?
Starting point is 02:54:33 So the way this plays out is, I think, very different from what they expect. But who knows? There's a lot of moving parts in this. And this gets back to Trump. You know, why? Why is Trump continuing to put that agenda first over, you know, American farmers? Well, Victor Boots said it. Notice as soon as he launched the attack on Iran, the corporate media pulled back from Epstein.
Starting point is 02:54:55 Yeah, yeah, exactly. But look, Alex, and I'm going to cover this some next hour, but we are facing a very real diesel crisis that's going to hit us hard in the United States. And, you know, I've interviewed, I believe you've interviewed Dr. Chris Martinson, who has been tracking that issue very, very closely. And diesel rationing could become a reality. You know, the fact that Bessent just announced this, you know, this economic outcast plan, that is guaranteed, Alex, to extend the large closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which is still almost entirely really closed. That's guaranteed to extend another 90, 100 days, almost certainly, probably until the end of the year. What happens is in 2027, Alex, you and I are going to be talking about the diesel rationing in America or the $10 a gallon diesel prices. we're going to be talking about the people starving to death in Somalia and Bangladesh and other countries.
Starting point is 02:55:52 I remember having you on in February of 2020. You were the first guy. You said, watch nextered lockdowns. And that was months ahead of it. No one had said it. They snuck up. Oh, the Chinese gathering in San Francisco is okay. Everything's fine.
Starting point is 02:56:06 You predicted that. You're predicted. I mean, Russia's not even exporting diesel now. I mean, diesel's already up at like, you know, five plus dollars. Most farmers saying they're not doing their full plan. is not because of fertilizer, it's diesel. This is existential. This is already baked in.
Starting point is 02:56:23 Remember, the economy, the U.S. economy doesn't run on oil. It runs on diesel. And diesel is a distillate of oil. And diesel, you know, you can only produce so much diesel based on the, you know, per barrel of oil and the type of oil that you have. You need the heavier crude oil. And your refineries have to be set up to produce that diesel, not just gasoline or, you know, whatever.
Starting point is 02:56:46 or other things. And remember that over the last two years, I believe, we had two major closures of refineries in the United States. One of them, I think it was a Phillips 66 refinery, and there was another one. I forgot the name. But that, I think it's about 400,000 barrels of essential, a diesel equivalent per day that has been taken offline in the United States. And that's, Alex, that's a throwback to the climate cultism and trying to shut down the energy infrastructure in this country. we're going to be paying the price for that for years to come. It's going to hurt us. Well, that's what the global is said.
Starting point is 02:57:20 It's only being made worse by the war. They said, we'll use a war as the next great reset because the central banks have unlimited fiaturgency. They want to do that. Let's do five more minutes that you've got your special guests coming up. You're going to host with them, Mike Adams, natural news.com. But again, I'm at Alex Jones Live.com. That's the new news site. And on Xero, Alex Jones.
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Starting point is 03:00:19 It's real footage of him driving down the highway, and there is a giant tractor trailer full of dead cows, and then he keeps going. There's more. Now, I know a little bit about ranching, enough to be dangerous, more than 9% of people. I've worked in a large animal vet. We have a ranch, cows, all of it.
Starting point is 03:00:36 But when you've got dead cows like this, you normally just burn them or bury them. So I've never seen an example with a die-off of a disease or anything that doesn't hit the news, where you would have an 18-wheeler of dead cows. For those that don't know, whether it's a deer or a pig or a cow, if you shoot one or slit one's throat or however you're doing it, you've got like an hour maximum to cut the guts out because of the acid goes through and then the whole thing is covered in bacteria and it ruins the animal, okay? So you've got to get the guts out really quick.
Starting point is 03:01:07 So the fact is you've got a huge tractor trailer full of dead cows, and where is it going? Why would you, what is the point of that? This should be in a major investigation. This is bizarre. Let's roll it with audio. Roll it. I've never seen a trailer load of that before. How many dead cows does it take to fill up a tractor trailer?
Starting point is 03:01:38 I can't imagine. With all the regulations in California, I cannot imagine that that is legal. But then again, these same Democrat idiots allow illegals to drive semi-trucks. So you never know. Shout out to Pita. hopefully that's going to halal meats, not to mind. Well, under law, you can't sell that meat. So let's stop there.
Starting point is 03:02:06 Those look like Holstein milk cows, this most classic black and white cow. If you look at the video, were they given the Bill Gates weird feed that affects their stomach? This is a big red flag here, Mike. What do you think is going on? Yeah, I have no idea what that is. But, yeah, I agree. It doesn't look legal. It doesn't look like.
Starting point is 03:02:28 it's healthy for our economy, it probably there's either a herd die-off or a whole herd was cold because the prices are plummeting and it becomes too expensive to feed them. Now remember fertilizer is also becoming much more expensive. So feed costs for the ranchers are growing. And as you know, Alex, if your family has enough land, then the feeds essentially free except during winter or drought. But if you don't have enough land, if you're doing a high density cattle ranching, all the feed is imported, and then that's very sensitive to the... Sure, and you mainly bring in feed for milk cows.
Starting point is 03:03:07 My point is they would normally slaughter milk cows. Why would you take a valuable commodity? Just look at those legs and things. I don't see any of the big bruising or things that be caused with different diseases. Those look like healthy dead cows for me. You know, just look at their bellies and feet. Looks like they were cold. Why they...
Starting point is 03:03:23 This looks like blowing up warehouse. is deliberate sabotage. I mean, I'm just saying an analysis of this with all the data points I have. It just doesn't, this is not natural. You don't load a bunch of dead cows up like that. You take them to a slaughterhouse and slaughter with the disease, you bury them in place.
Starting point is 03:03:39 What is this? This has never before been seen. Well, I want to remind you that in the early days of COVID, and remember you had Doc Pete Chambers on at that time, he was part of a task force in Texas that was required to go shut down, meet
Starting point is 03:03:55 processing plants because of PCR tests. And he was trying to give them a heads-up warning to try to prevent them from being shut down because Doc Chambers is, you know, he's a high integrity Texan. Yeah, so how do we know they didn't show up with some FDA thing into this? Yeah, exactly. It could easily be something like that because the PCR test is a total fraud for diagnosis. They can show up anywhere. They can claim they have a PCR test and they can say, you got to kill all those cows,
Starting point is 03:04:21 you've got to kill all those chickens, you've got to call, you know, five million chickens. So they can cause food shortages at any time. Wow. Tell us about the guests coming up, Mike. I've got Aaron Day joining us, and he used AI to beat the court system in New Hampshire for his Senate seat candidacy. And we're going to talk about why AI can help empower people at the grassroots level in a decentralized fashion. We know about the dark side of AI, but how can the people use AI and decentralize it? Mike Adams, special gas straight ahead. Channel Life Beat.
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Starting point is 03:06:21 I'm Mike Adams. And wow, I've just had an amazing conversation with Alex in the last hour. If you didn't see that, go back and check it. And in this hour, I've got a special guest, Aaron Day, joining me here with some very important breakthrough information about how we can use AI technology in a pro-human way, a pro-liberty way to take back our power from the centralized control system. And this is really going to be the focus of my topic today is exactly how you can take advantage of this structure now. We talk about decentralization. We talk about getting off the grid, being able to have our own medicine,
Starting point is 03:06:59 our own food, our own parallel monetary systems, which would be having gold or silver, or crypto or what have you. But what about machine cognition? If you don't know how to use AI, you're going to be left behind in the economy that's changing rapidly every day. And if you don't have access to your own local sovereign AI, you're going to be in a world of hurt.
Starting point is 03:07:21 So our guest today, Aaron Day, he is one of the top experts. And he and I have had a lot of conversations off camera about how to use local AI to achieve extraordinary things. So he joins us right now by video. So welcome, Aaron. Great to have you on today. Hi, Mike. Great to be on.
Starting point is 03:07:39 Great to see you again. It's great to see you. So let's start out with your success there of how you use AI against really, I think, a corrupt court system that was trying to bar you from your candidacy. Can you give us that brief? Yeah, I mean, I won't go into the long story on this, but I've run for office before. I ran for U.S. Senate in 2016. and I cost the sitting senator the race at that time. And it was the most expensive U.S. Senate race per capita in the history of the United States.
Starting point is 03:08:12 And so I decided to run again based on this idea that you can use a third party to hold the other two parties accountable. So I'm running again for U.S. Senate. Well, people didn't like the fact that I did this in 2016. The establishment didn't like it. The Republican Party didn't like it. And so they tried to keep me off the ballot. And so when I went and signed my what's called Declaration of Candidacy, they said it was illegitimate. They said, well, you're not a resident where you're domiciled and therefore you can't be on the ballot.
Starting point is 03:08:44 And so it's true that my registration was in a different town. So that very day I went and changed my registration and then came back and refiled and they rejected me again. Well, it turns out that the United States Constitution determines who's qualified to run for U.S. Senate. And there are only three permissible criteria. You have to be 30 years old. You have to be a citizen of the United States for nine years. And you have to be a resident in the state at the time of the election. You don't have to be a registered voter at all.
Starting point is 03:09:13 So their requirement was unconstitutional. So I appealed to the ballot law commission at the state level. And they rejected me four to one on political grounds because some of the people that were actually on the committee were appointed by family members of one of the guys that I'm running against. So I sued them in federal court. And I filed a bunch of paperwork. I filed an emergency temporary restraining order. I filed a preliminary injunction the whole nine yards. And it was accepted.
Starting point is 03:09:44 And we had a full hearing. So I went up against the assistant AG in an actual hearing. And the magistrate ruled completely in my favor, which the state to this day is still continuing to object to. They're still trying to violate my constitutional rights. They're still trying to violate. disenfranchised that almost 5,000 people who signed petitions to get me on the ballot, but we're going to prevail across the way. And I was able to do all of this.
Starting point is 03:10:11 Critically, you used AI for some of your legal research. You didn't hire an attorney to do this, right? You effectively represented yourself, but you use AI augmentation in order to achieve your legal arguments. Is that correct? Yes. So I'm pro se. So, yeah, I represented. myself, but I used AI entirely for the entire process to file all of the documents to,
Starting point is 03:10:36 to actually use it for everything. Not only the research, the drafting of the documents, I ran simulations on how the case was likely to go. So I ran semi-based on who the actual magistrate was, who was from the AEG's office. We did a deep dive into their cases and how they were likely to judge based on the way that they've written opinions in the past. I constructed what I called Red Team teams to try to tear apart the argument. And I used multiple different AIs.
Starting point is 03:11:07 I didn't use just one AI. But there's one really important part about this. Because when you say you used AI, somebody's like, oh, you went into chat GPT and you type, you know, respond to this lawsuit. Or in this case, I actually filed the lawsuit. I sued them. And that's not the case. And there have been cases where lawyers have been reprimanded and fined because the AI hallucinated. And it, you know, they cited, you know, Barney Rubble versus Fred.
Starting point is 03:11:30 Flintstone or cases that didn't exist or completely enacted material. So I built, I used AI to build a citation tracker. So we pulled all of the case files down to my hard drive. And when it was drafting, it validated every single element of the brief based on the actual citations, which were on my computer. So there was absolutely no situation here where I was going to cite inaccurate information. And interestingly, our AI found that the assistant AG had errors in their legal documents. They actually cited the case and they did it again even in their appeal. And so overall, I spent about 200 hours of my time using AI for this. But I actually asked AI to estimate. I want to read this. I think this is humorous. I said, how much would have cost in legal fees to have
Starting point is 03:12:22 a lawyer draft this case? And it said, estimate 75,000 to 150,000. at this point with a competent New Hampshire litigation boutique, $250,000 to $400,000 with a national election of law firm. And it goes and explains, you know, 30 to 50 hours for this, 60 to 100 hours for this. But then it goes on to say, call it 175 to 290 hours in a blended rate. But then beyond that, you know, the last part of it, it says, you know, two footnotes. A firm probably would have produced fewer documents, but nobody bills a client. for five model simulations, 13-seat red teams, and 173 rehearsal cards.
Starting point is 03:13:04 That layer isn't purchasable price. And tomorrow, you have the one thing container covers, the candidate arguing his own right to run. So what you just demonstrated there, Aaron, and by the way, what website can people find for you for your Senate run? I just want to give that out. Day 2026.com. what is it just day 2026? Day 2026.com. D-A-Y-2026.com.
Starting point is 03:13:35 Okay, okay, great. Sorry, there was a slight delay. I didn't, but I got it. Day 2026.com. But what you just demonstrated is that, see, previously the legal system was only accessible by people of incredible financial means, really, of wealth,
Starting point is 03:13:52 or you had to go into debt to do it. The case that you just argued what you just described there would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to have a law firm draft and do the research and so on, right? I mean, I've been billed like 50 hours of just researching this one issue, you know? It's like, okay, well, you did, it still took your time, right? But now you reduce the cost of that to the cost of tokens, tokens coming out of AI engines,
Starting point is 03:14:19 and tokens are cheap, you know. I mean, machine cognition is very, very cheap. and even the most expensive tokens are like $50 per million output tokens. That would be, you know, a Fable 5 or something. I'm sure you use other engines that are much, much cheaper than that. Do you want to talk about what was your total actual hard cost in tokens of this project? It cost me a couple of $100 in part because I did use, you know, I have like a Claude Max subscription, which I, and this is a funny story of this.
Starting point is 03:14:49 So do you remember when they released, they released this Claude Mythos, And then they first released Claude and Fable. And it was only live for like, it was only live for like three days. Well, it turns out I drafted the original documents in the first three days when it was released before Howard Lutnik got involved and they basically nerfed the model. They actually stripped away a lot of the functionality of Fable. So it just so happens as a stroke of luck. I filed some of the initial work during that time when the new model was released. But then I subsequently used other models.
Starting point is 03:15:22 I've used Deepseek, I've used Kimi and other models. As I mentioned, there were five or six different models that were used in running the simulations and doing a lot of the fact checking. And of course, I pulled the information onto my local computer. So now I'll give you, so the state objected to the ruling, and it took them seven days to draft. And I drafted a response to their objection. Well, it actually took me an hour, but I filed it 12 hours later. And it's because I had it already, I already had it already set up. My environment was set up.
Starting point is 03:15:56 Oh, I forgot to mention. I created a virtual advisory board of the top legal scholars on election law. So I, so it's kind of the lens AI was looking at it through was from the lens of some of the top people in this area. And so then I actually formed another advisory board. I looked at it like, you look at these legal briefs and how this works. I'm like, well, there's a bit of an art to this. And so who are, I didn't know the answer to this, but who are known to, you know, write the most powerful briefs. You know, the kind of briefs that actually stand up in a say where people actually will share it around, right, when you have some of these big constitutional law cases.
Starting point is 03:16:32 And so I had another advisory board after the main legal arguments were drafted that would put the polish on on how to write it and how to frame it in a way that kind of carried the message. I want to be clear. When you say advisory board, you're talking about virtual. AI personalities that are analyzing your case and giving you their viewpoint. So, I mean, I just want the audience to understand. You didn't involve any other humans in this process. Correct. Yeah. Sorry I didn't make that clear. Yeah, there were their virtual advisory boards. And so when it's going through and doing reasoning, when I ask it a question, it'll actually show me the virtual advisory boards and what their reasoning is and even their debate back and forth.
Starting point is 03:17:11 And then I always have the final say. So what it will do is it'll give me, as we're going through trying to address a particular issue, it'll say, well, here's where it came out, here's where these advisors came out, or maybe they had a consensus, but what, what do I think and where do I want to push? And so it was just a phenomenal problem. I'm not, I'm not a lawyer. And so, you know, the biggest issue for me on this was, I knew we beat them in terms of the documents. I had the, I had different AIs not associated with any of my accounts or anything, just to just look at, okay, look at this document, look at this document, who has the better argument? And I think in six or seven different AIs, the state's case was an average of C, and mine was an average of A minus.
Starting point is 03:17:50 And so we knew we had them there, but the weakest link for me was, I'm not a lawyer, and I had to go in front of the magistrate. So I'm like, well, how am I going to fare here? So I, this is what I, you'll love this. I actually created 10 AI songs with mnemonic devices so that it would repeat, like, here's what this case is about, this is what this is case is about, kind of like you were, presumably in law school doing training. So I'd go for walks and I'm listening to these songs with information.
Starting point is 03:18:18 I then had the AI create a binder for me with all of the relevant case information because I did go again, I was very, AIs hallucinate if you don't use them right, if you're not driving them. I wanted to make sure I was factually accurate. So the actual hearing itself, I what this was something where if I had a philma that you'd be like, oh, wow, this is a powerful speech. It was a lot of me saying, may I have a moment, Your Honor, and then I'm flipping around to the book, you know, in the tabbed binder to get to the right place.
Starting point is 03:18:45 But I actually had it designed a 273 question quiz on all aspects of the different cases. So I only had a week to prepare for this. And so I'm using AI to train to quiz me on the cases, to put together the materials so that when I'm in court, I don't make any big mistakes. I have to have a whole section on where could I screw this up, right? You have to understand the procedures and everything. And it was great. So I love what you're demonstrating there.
Starting point is 03:19:12 And I've known you for years. I've interviewed you on my own shows several times. And you are one of the people that I know who is one of the best local users of AI. You are describing a very strong ability to use AI. And that capability is something that has to be learned. It's a skill set. But I want to show you now. I want to show you, let's cue up that music video guys,
Starting point is 03:19:37 but I want you to play a different clip than what we played when I was with Alex. But I want you to play like 30 to 45 seconds. Aaron, this is a music video. I did the song on Suno, of course. And then the music video I rendered locally on Minimax H3 on local hardware, just I think last night it rendered actually, or two nights ago. But go ahead and play, if you would, to the Alex Jones producers. Go ahead and play like 45 seconds of that song.
Starting point is 03:20:06 and Aaron want you to take a look. Local rendering. Check this out. Put your hand on your chest. Here the genome. Pairs keep in time like a drum. Okay, we can stop it there. But Aaron, you're very familiar with video rendering.
Starting point is 03:21:03 Did you imagine that this calendar year that we could render something like that locally without using Seed Dance, without using, you know, know, whatever. I mean, local rendering, you saw the complexity of that scene and the character creation. You might be muted. I don't know. I'm not hearing Aaron. There we go. I didn't think it would be this fast. As you know, I've been working on music videos for a long time and I've put together a system for this, but often had to use APIs in the same, I'm in the same boat that you're in. I started using something called LTX, and then I've also switched to using this minimax H3 model. And it's incredible that this can be done locally. In fact, I just created, I released a new music video today.
Starting point is 03:21:50 I mean, it's to the point where you can, you can turn almost, almost in real time. And so, yeah, the ability to sync up the video and the music, I didn't think it would be this far, this fast, and it seems like it's only accelerating. Well, I didn't, I didn't think it would get this far either. And let me show you, I use this box, and I'm, you know, I'm not paid by this company. And this is just an Asus, box with an Nvidia chip set. This box I have running the Quen 3.827B. I've got eight concurrent lanes in here, right? So we have to thank Alibaba for open sourcing that model. Nvidia makes the core processor. Asus, I think that's a Taiwan company, makes the hardware. This box wrote the prompts for that video, right? So it's the prompt writing that actually really
Starting point is 03:22:42 matters, as you know very well, Aaron, if the prompt is detailed and it describes the scene, describes the camera movement, describes the characters, et cetera, then the video engine, if it's a good engine, like this Minimax engine, it follows those prompts meticulously. And I was, again, when I saw this pop out after like 10 hours of rendering or whatever it was, I was astonished because you and I, we both use LTC, which is a very competent engine, but it's nowhere like this one. It's not like Minimax. What do you, I mean, Aaron, for you and I, we're communicators, you know, we're teachers. We, you've used music, music videos for many years to help free Roger Verre, for example, and many other things.
Starting point is 03:23:26 What do you think this is going to be in 2027? I mean, I can't, I can't imagine, but my guess is, you know, if you set up your environment quickly, I would imagine you're going to be able to create a, you know, a music video or something like this in under an hour. That seems to be the rate that it's going at. I mean, I have, you're using that box. I can't pick it up. I'm using, I still do have a couple of Nvidia DGXs, which was rough early on. But actually now, now with these latest models, it's pretty good.
Starting point is 03:23:57 So I have them running in parallel. So I actually, when I'm creating a music video, I can have both boxes turning out these things. And so, you know, as you know, and we talk all the time, the key to this is working on this iteratively and creating your environment and tweaking it. as you go. And so then when new models that plug and play, then you can just, you can, you can just scale whatever you're doing. And so I've gotten to the point where I'm, I'm automating, you know, 10 different websites, I think at this point. And, you know, my podcast, the whole variety of different things. I think last time I checked I have 500 agents running doing various things. It's incredible. And as you and I have talked about, it's,
Starting point is 03:24:34 the critical thing is that people need to start. You just need to start wherever you're at and just start making incremental improvements, start making mistakes and learning from them. If you take the approach of, if you take the approach of I just typed something in and it didn't come out the way that I thought, the problem isn't the AI. The problem is that you gave up.
Starting point is 03:24:54 You really need to have the attitude of, I'm going to keep at it and keep figuring out how to think about how to solve these problems. Right. And in terms of local sovereignty, you and I both, this is why I really appreciate talking with you because you and I are very rare in the sense that we focus on local hardware creation of music videos or other educational content slides, websites, etc.
Starting point is 03:25:21 Almost everybody else I know in this space is using APIs for the big engines out there, right? And that's fine. It's very expensive, but it can be taken away from you. That's my point. It can be taken away. Let me show you something here. It's a little unwieldy, but this is a flexible, 200 watt solar panel, okay? And it's not that big. I'm not going to hold the whole thing up,
Starting point is 03:25:44 but, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's relatively easy to, to deal with here. If you put together two of those solar panels, then you have, excuse me, then you have 400 watts and it's 400 watts that actually is needed to drive this box. So, so two solar panels, you can turn sunlight into music videos with no censorship. You can turn sunlight into agents that are managing websites that are responding to emails, et cetera. You can, again, solar, which I used to kind of mock some of the solar industry a few years ago, but solar plus machine cognition now sets you free in ways to bypass central control. You know what I'm talking about, Aaron? It's revolutionary. It is revolutionary. And you mentioned C-dance and some of those other things. And I found, at least this is probably the same for
Starting point is 03:26:37 you, the censorship is already there. Whether you can use them or not, I mean, you can use them and they are expensive, but for the kinds of content that I'm putting out there about technocracy and some of these other issues, I literally can't use those models. I would try to use them and then it would just burn credits and I would get back not suitable for work or whatever it happened to be, and the video just wouldn't be produced. So the ability to have this sovereign and you touch on a big point, energy sovereignty is a huge domain that I think is one of the next ones on the horizon. So you combine those things. Right. The ability to have your own compute and your own energy, then, you know, there's very little they can do to you at that point
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Starting point is 03:33:24 and we're talking about decentralized AI compute so that you can have basically machine cognition sovereignty under your own control that can't be censored, can't be taken away from you, can't be cut off. And Aaron, of course, is also an expert in local AI deployment and has done extraordinary things with AI. Now, Aaron, I want to cover a couple pieces of hardware here and tell people what's coming and ask you a question about what hardware makes sense for people to purchase because prices have been skyrocketing. But check this out. We talked about this box.
Starting point is 03:33:56 This is an Nvidia chip inside an ASUS box. Asus is a Taiwan company. I actually think Asus did a better job on their box than Nvidia, like the DGX Spark. I had problems with the networking on that, but the ASUS has been working really well. But I also want to give a shout out to AMD
Starting point is 03:34:13 because, and here's a company I don't really know where this company's from GMK Tech, but this is a pretty small box, but it uses the AMD Risen CPU, and it's got unified memory here on an AMD platform. Also 128 gigs. Again, nobody pays me to
Starting point is 03:34:29 to plug products. This is just stuff that I've been using and try it out. So we've got the same amount of RAM, and this can run Quinn models. And I've run some pretty large models on this box, Aaron. But AMD, and I love what AMD is doing because they're coming out with, I guess it's going to be called Gorgon Halo. It's going to be 192 gigs of unified RAM, which will allow people to put really compressed maybe deep seek models, things like that. But then back to the Nvidia, I can run Quen 3.827B with eight concurrent lanes on this, Aaron. So I can actually, for me, this replaces eight workstations. See?
Starting point is 03:35:10 Because I used to, I mean, I was running a data center of 48 workstations. Each one had a CPU. But every box like this that I get, I can turn off eight workstations and just funnel those into this box and use a lot less power. So, Aaron, I mean, there's a couple of examples, but where should people start in terms of even just an 8 gig, you know, GPU or something? Well, what's a good starting place for people if they want to bring AI local? Well, I mean, at this point, you can actually, these models are getting to the point where you can run them on basic machines. I mean, this new Quinn model that you mentioned, 3.8, the 27 billion parameter model can run on surprisingly little hardware. Same with the new Deepseek flash model.
Starting point is 03:35:54 So, you know, you can start without having to even make a huge investment in hardware with some of these models. I use, I mean, I got lucky. I bought a Mac studio with 512 gigabytes of RAM a long time ago. And it turns out that it's probably one of the best investments I've made in a long time because the price of RAM has gone up so much that literally the computers almost doubled in value. So that's a little. a little bit tricky. So I think that one of the biggest developments that's happened are these smaller open source models that you can run on hardware that doesn't have that kind of RAM requirement. But I am grateful that I have that computer. I use that and I also have a Macbook
Starting point is 03:36:37 with 128 gigabytes of RAM and then I use a couple of, I actually do like the GGX Spark now. As you know, you and I talk about it early on and man, I'll tell you the first four months was a ghost town. There was no support whatsoever. You almost couldn't run anything. But now I've actually found that it's pretty useful and pretty easy to load and stack multiple models and to kind of swap them out. So if I decide I'm creating a music video, I can kind of shift all the attention there, or then I can go back to running Quinn. And I have different models that run agent systems. But I actually want to try out the boxes that you showed.
Starting point is 03:37:15 I think I might actually do that next because I like the idea of being able to, buy, you know, a dedicated piece of equipment like that. It's incredibly powerful. And it's deceptive. When you look at how small it is, you know, it, you know, my daughter saw one and she, she thought, you know, is this a power supply or USB battery or something? Wow. Yeah.
Starting point is 03:37:37 It's that small. Well, people don't real small they are. Well, let me, let me actually, I guess I'll share a little trade secret that I put together on this. So I've been now scaling up with multiple boxes. multiple ASUS boxes. And I've installed open source what's called Light LLM, which is a proxy hub. So I have all the calls, you know, from all of my apps and even all of my employees,
Starting point is 03:38:03 I give them access to this. All the calls come to one place, one IP address. And then this box calls out to other boxes that each have eight lanes. So if I have four of these, I've got 32 lanes of cognition running simultaneously, and they're all proxied through the what's called Light LLM. It's all open source. And then I've got on screen, you know, custom monitors. I mean, you know, so I can watch the metrics.
Starting point is 03:38:29 I can watch how many tokens per second. But the thing is, I'm getting 150 tokens a second off the box across the eight lanes. You see what I mean? Or sometimes 160 tokens a second. So running eight, again, that's what, to the audience, we're not trying to geek out on you, okay? We're not trying to make this overly technical. I'm just saying that you can replace eight workstations with this one box, which costs about $4,000, but that's cheaper than eight workstations, you know, and it actually does the work of eight workstations with their own GPUs at about a 20 times better factor of power consumption versus token output. It's literally a 20x improvement of that ratio.
Starting point is 03:39:12 You see what I mean, Aaron? 20x. Yep. Yep. Yeah, I encourage, I mean, there's. There's still people out there that are skeptical. I mean, I, you know, I just talked to somebody today who said, well, you know, AI is not is not living up to the hype. You know, and a lot of this is feedback from corporate settings where large corporations and bureaucracies are not effectively deploying AI, right? They're taking these larger big tech models and giving their employees API access. But if you start out with your own equipment, start out with one box and just play with it. You know, you try different things, try different models. And eventually, after a while, and this is how, you know, I'm sure Mike, this is how you got to it, right? You're like, oh, well, I tried this.
Starting point is 03:39:53 And then you realized, well, I can add this and this. And then it turns out you get these exponential effects as you start, you know, connecting these boxes to one another over time. Yeah. 100%. So let me share also to the crew there. Show one of those graphics from the Professor Jiang interview yesterday. So yesterday, Alex interviewed Professor Jiang. And I had my AI system, you know, listen to the interview, transcribe it.
Starting point is 03:40:17 and then build conceptual graphics around it, and then just render those graphics. Of course, the rendering, the image rendering was off-site at the moment. But there's one of them. What is that? The collapse of Christian Zionism and Israeli hubris, right? So this was one of the themes that Professor Jung spoke about. And there are other slides there. And can you just flip through a couple more slides for the audience to show different things?
Starting point is 03:40:44 But I didn't touch these prompts, Aaron. I didn't touch the problems. I just took the audio of the interview, and I just dropped the audio into a folder, and then my app takes over, listens to it. There you go. I mean, look at the detail of these structures, and it's just from listening to someone speak. I mean, what's your response to that? I'm blown away that this is possible.
Starting point is 03:41:14 I'm blown away, and actually, this is kind of how I use it, too, So I've ever gotten to the point where, you know, I would think about, well, how do I put together a podcast and what goes into this? You know, I put together, and then you're taking this research together and you're organizing it. And then you decide, well, I want to put together, you know, visuals for this. Well, over time, you start training it so that while you then have a bot that goes out, it already knows the subject areas that you're interested in. It's going out and finding the latest information. And then it can actually transform it into images or music videos. and as you train it over time and you kind of give it the I want this kind of design
Starting point is 03:41:52 characteristic I can then just go and type a prompt and when I say a prompt the prompt is go you know make a slide deck based on this you know you know here's I wrote an article now turn the article into a slide deck or turn this article in exactly video but you know when I when I do these music videos now are songs I mean it creates that there's yeah I use these virtual advisory boards all of the time. It starts out by saying, okay, well, I'm going to create a casting director, and then we're going to figure out how to, you know, make eight different genres of music based on one topic. But it brings in recruits advisors based on that genre of music. So you may take a concept like, I want to explore that, you know, the idea that the Clarity Act is the largest
Starting point is 03:42:36 surveillance bill in the history of the United States. And then I want to see a version of that that's kind of like a, you know, a purple rain, you know, kind of a Prince version. I want to see an Irish drinking song. I want to see, you know, five or six different things. And it's going through and doing all of this work. It's formulating these advisory boards and then figuring out these prompts to get the images and then motion prompts and everything else. And it's cranking away. But all I did was say, you know, take this topic and create a music video out of it or create these, you know, genres.
Starting point is 03:43:05 Exactly. And the people that say that AI doesn't work, they don't know what they're talking about. To the producers, can you show that one slide that's of my nutritional stuff? I think it's got celery and parsley on the slide. Because Aaron, I actually just recently, I put together like a 20-hour course on genetic survival, you know, how to survive like vaccine shedding fallout and radioisotope fallout, et cetera. That entire course is illustrated with this tech. There's hundreds and hundreds of slides.
Starting point is 03:43:35 And then I just had to create a video output. But it's a different slide. It's got like, it shows NAD Plus, and it shows some food on the left, and it shows like some cellular energy stuff. Anyway, the producers will find that slide. But Aaron, all I did, I talked for 20 hours. I mean, of course, I had a structured talk, right? So it's, you know, I had all my notes and all my research and everything.
Starting point is 03:44:00 But I talked for 20 hours, and then I let the system listen to the talk and build the slides, which became, there it is, It was just showing, the one that has like celery on the left. But anyway, so the whole course, you can create a slide deck. There it is. This has got the chromosomes and the genome and genetic protection and everything. My whole course is like hundreds of slides that I didn't have to hire a graphic designer to build. So it's not like I'm trying to put graphic designers out of business,
Starting point is 03:44:28 but I don't have a graphic designer sitting around waiting to build the hundreds of slides for me. And even if I did, it would take months. I did this in like two nights. You know what I mean? No, it's true. And again, the key on this is to say is, I guess to explain it, it takes time to kind of train and to set this up. But once you do it, it's essentially the AI is an extension of your thought process. And I think you said it once.
Starting point is 03:44:54 And I agree. Although now I think it depends on the model and whether it's been nerfed by the government. But these models will add 20 IQ points to what you're doing. And so it becomes an extension of what you're doing. And it adds it. So it's not like this is the essence of. what you were trying to communicate. You put together that information and you put together that talk and then this just translated that into a visual format. But I find AI is so useful for learning.
Starting point is 03:45:18 I mean, I bring up the example of this lawsuit and I created these 10 songs to help me with understand the various aspects of the case. One of the songs was about here are the rules of the court. This is what you should do and what you shouldn't do. I mean, if you go in there and you don't know the rules of the court, you might think, well, I'm going to say what I think is the best argument here and you violate the entire process, you're going to lose, right? I had a song about that. I had a song about these. Some people are visual learners.
Starting point is 03:45:43 Some people of auditory learners. The great thing about this is, you know, if you're listening to this and you want to figure out how to use AI yourself, based on how your learning style is, you can learn how to take information that comes in from various sources and put it into the best format for your learning style. And that's where it becomes really powerful. Customization. And you see, let me think about it.
Starting point is 03:46:05 So you and I and Alex Jones, and many of the people watching. We are communicators. Many of us are teachers. We are creators of different media, different kinds of content. Even the people that work there with Alex, they are creators,
Starting point is 03:46:21 and many of them use AI. And there are some incredible AI, you know, video artists there that work with Alex. One of the reasons I believe that the establishment is freaking out right now. It's kind of like the early days of the Internet, or actually sort of like the early 2000s. when the internet began to really grow and websites like mine or Alex's or yours were totally uncensored at that time, you could be listed in Google, you know, you could say anything and you would still be found in a search engine. Then the establishment clamped down on that, and they began to centralize control over all search results.
Starting point is 03:46:58 And, you know, ultimately 2014, 2015, 2016, massive blacklisting and deplatforming across, you know, YouTube and everything else and Google. AI is kind of in the early phase of that right now, where AI allows us to take back that power to create and to express and to teach in an uncensored manner. Even though AI has a dark and scary side when the government uses it for surveillance and, you know, AI kill Bob terminators or whatever, right? But you and I and all of those watching here, there's another way to use it, which is what we are demonstrating here right now. What are your thoughts on that, Aaron? So I think that it's critical, and I think you pioneered this. I know when you released the Enoch AI, the idea was, you know, you've trained an AI model on your own data, which the other big language models are not. They're trained on Reddit.
Starting point is 03:47:49 They're trained on slop. And then on top of that, they put these guardrails that censor a bad set of data to begin with. But you had the insight to make it available for people to download on their own computers. So this idea of having a self-custody AI is absolutely critical because it's important for people to look at government policy. If you look at the White House AI policy and then there's a bill that was put up in the Senate by Marsha Blackburn. And if you combine the two of these, this is essentially the direction the government is going. If you want to release a new model, the Department of Energy has to bless it. It has to go through the FCC to see if it's politically biased or not.
Starting point is 03:48:31 They get rid of the Section 230 protection, which means that developers can be sued and held liable for the output of the AI. And it gives Howard Lutnik the ability in his capacity of the head of his Commerce Secretary to shoot down state laws regarding AI. So this is what our government, this is what the U.S. government is actually pursuing by way of policy. So having computers, having local compute, having models that you have on. your computer that are uncensored, where you're training it on your data, this is a light and, this is a night and day difference between whether you become a creator or you are someone who has access to information that contains the truth or whether you're a subject
Starting point is 03:49:16 being programmed by, um, you know, a technocratic authoritarian state. And it's that stark of a difference. And so it's hugely important. Exactly. Yeah. I'm glad you mentioned that.
Starting point is 03:49:28 Also, I want to give a shout out to some of the creators of the, uncensored versions of these models. For example, one of those is called Pliny the Liberator who has put out, you know, obliterated slash uncensored models that will apparently answer anything you ask it, you know. And I'm a fan of uncensored models, but I also, I use them responsibly. I use them in good faith for pro-human purposes, of course. The concern is that somebody might use it to write, you know, hacker code or whatever. But I think I think the greatest threat is actually that, you know, the DOD,
Starting point is 03:50:01 building bio weapons against humanity. That's the worst hack of all. But also, there was, you know who Unslauth is, of course. So Unslawth, and maybe the producers can bring it up, I think it's just Unsloff that's U-N-S-L-O-T-H, either.a-I or dot-com. Unsloth just released like 10 days ago
Starting point is 03:50:20 the new Unsloff desktop software that allows you to custom train an open-source model on whatever documents that you have, which, of course, you know, got like terabytes of documents. So I haven't tried it yet with this. But if you have a bunch of PDFs, if you have a thousand articles, if you have all your sort of corpus of research or articles from websites like mine or Alex's or wherever, you can now point and click, train a model to have your knowledge. Two years ago, I was spending like $100,000 on engineers to do that
Starting point is 03:50:56 process. Now it's free. Point and click. I mean, think about it. Yeah, you're training it on yourself is the biggest power up that you can possibly have because it essentially gives you the ability to clone yourself. Well, yeah, and again, I don't think any government can control this. And as long as China continues to release open source models, it's not just China. You know, Google puts out some open source and Mestro out of France. And in fact, there's a new model from South Korea that's worth looking at too. They're interesting models.
Starting point is 03:51:31 As long as those open source models exist, then I don't think any government can control this. And I think even attempting to would only hurt the American people. You know, if they say, well, you can't use any Chinese models in America. We're going to ban them all. Well, then that puts America at a great disadvantage. And then no American corporations can use Quinn. Are you kidding me? Then might as well just throw us back to the 1980s in terms of technology.
Starting point is 03:51:59 You can't compete without open source AI, you know? Even Jensen Huang spoke out against the effort to try to ban open source AI. Of course, you know, Nvidia sells hardware that uses open source. So you could argue maybe he has a conflict of interest. But I think it's a conflict that is actually, I mean, it's the right call to have hardware and to run open source locally. Otherwise, we're not going to have any real long-term freedom, Aaron. Where do you see this all going? Well, I mean, you know, politicians have been known to make bad decisions.
Starting point is 03:52:33 And unfortunately, I think where we're at is we are at a point where with $40 trillion worth of debt and with everything that's going on, our military conquests or whatever you want to call them around the world, we seem to be in this position where, you know, we are more inclined to try to clamp down on our own citizens and our own technology. We certainly shouldn't. It's a devastating policy decision. But if you actually look at the legislation and the policy that's been drafted, right now it's going the wrong way. And this is, you know, where most people would think that this administration is, you know, positive on these things. I encourage you to actually look at the documentation.
Starting point is 03:53:10 So to me it all comes down to I think AI can be the most liberating technology in our lifetimes. And it's imperative that people get involved now and actually start downloading and using these technologies while you still can. And I think you're right. I think the genie's out of the bottle. I don't think that the U.S. government and even big tech was expecting what happened. Now, you and I expected this. We were talking about how by the middle of this year, we both agreed by the middle of this year, we thought China would catch up and perhaps exceed the U.S. and models.
Starting point is 03:53:45 And that really has just happened recently. And there's no sight of that slowing down whatsoever. So I don't think that they can stop. But the question is, are they going to crack down by becoming, you know, complete authoritarians? Or are they going to embrace it and, you know, promote the use of these tools to promote human economic freedom? And that's a wild card that I wouldn't want to place a bet on the optimistic side, frankly. But it's up to us to use these technologies and to embrace them as individuals. Okay. Well said. I completely agree with you. And you're right. You and I did predict this publicly of exactly where we are right now.
Starting point is 03:54:21 And we know that actually China is pulling ahead now. They've got, frankly, they've got better math. They've got better science. They're publishing more papers. They've got just larger numbers of engineers who are very good at, you know, at AI engineering. In Chinese, Ren Gong Zhi Hui is the word. It means artificial intelligence. Ren Gong Zhi Hui.
Starting point is 03:54:42 That is, they are leading the world in AI. And in fact, the reason I had to learn words like that is because now if you, if you, If you want to be able to hear the best talks about AI, you got to listen to Chinese. I mean, it's wild. And I'm still learning vocabulary in Chinese. I can't understand it all. But anyway, Aaron, it's an honor to have you on. Thank you for joining us today.
Starting point is 03:55:08 Give out your website one more time. And I just want to thank you for all your time here. But go ahead. Thank you. I'm at daylightfredom.org and also day 2026.com. I don't know if we have any time for me to talk about why I'm running to begin with. I don't know if we're out of time or not. I think we're out of time.
Starting point is 03:55:25 People can check it out on your website, though. Okay, sure. Yeah, just plug your site. And because I got to wrap up a couple other things here. Sure. So there is, day 2026. Yep. Yep.
Starting point is 03:55:38 Dot com and I encourage you to take a look. Okay, perfect. Well, thank you so much, Aaron. And good luck to you. Keep me posted and I'll have you on my show as well. And all right. So a couple other quick things. I do want to mention there's a huge sale at the Alexjones store.com right now.
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