And then everyone pretended not to know him after it came out that he was sexting underage boys and trying to leverage sexual favors from them by offering political access.

It's because he started working on the Yay campaign, and then it came out that he was sexually harassing underage boys. According to the New York Magazine, quote, Stop the Steal founder Ali Alexander allegedly came on to these... underage boys when they were teenagers asking for nudes from a 17 year old and pressuring a 15 year old to have sex with him. He was texting with a 15 year old who he had promised access to his political connections and whined that they never sent him quote good jack off material.

Anyway, it's really fun how this election livestream includes two of the three people who made that bullshit documentary where they went to Minnesota to accuse Ilhan Omar of being married to her brother. Laura Loomer and Ali Alexander reunite! And I'm sure Jacob Wall would have been there if he wasn't laying low after pleading guilty to a voter intimidation election fraud scheme lately, just recently. Yeah, sitting this one out is probably his best move. Yeah, he owes a lot of money to the courts. Also, fun fact, that documentary where they went to Minnesota and accused Ilhan Omar of being married to her brother, that documentary was produced by the website Culture with three Ts, which Ali was heavily involved in.

So, Ali, there's one last clip here, and Ali has an interesting take on how people like you and me, I would guess, if he was to talk to us, he would look at us as, like, cavemen. We're backwards-thinking folks, whereas people like him, who want a religiously ordered society, basically a theocracy, they're the real innovators. They're the real forward-thinking people who have, like, a...

I think that that's one of the things that I've brought up about Ali in the past a number of times. He's just a shit-talking extremist. Yeah. Like, he's just a zealot. And it's really outrageous, some of the stuff that he ends up... First of all, some of it's just dumb. And then some of it is stuff like, January 6th had to be the devil's doing because how do you coordinate all these people without a supernatural force?

Another point worth mentioning is that Ali Alexander got a permit to hold an event at that space by filing for one with a dummy organization name, One Nation Under God, because he knew that they wouldn't give him a permit for Stop the Steal. His permit was also for an event with a maximum attendance of 50 people, which was an obvious, obviously a number that he knew he was going to exceed. That alone is probably something that could get Ali charged with criminal negligence or something similar because by having that event there, which he got a permit for under false pretenses, he was drawing far more people to the area right around the Capitol than was safe, according to what was allowed by his permit.

Speaking of childish bullshitters, Tucker's next expert on the documentary is former regular Alex Jones guest and complete lunatic and felon Ali Alexander. We covered this on a past episode, but just in case anyone didn't hear that, before he got involved in Republican politics, Ali Akbar, as he was then known, got arrested for, quote, stealing several items from a Fort Worth woman. And later, quote, he broke into a van, stole a debit card, and attempted to use it. He pled guilty to debit card fraud and had to repay what he stole and got four years' probation. After that, he got involved in the McCain campaign at the local level in Dallas, Fort Worth. He got in some hot water there after he was accused of, quote, endorsing voter fraud tactics. All right. That seems a little familiar. Yeah. We've talked a ton about Ali and how he's a Christian zealot on a level that even kind of dorfs Alex himself. He's a complete lunatic, and he was deeply involved with the Stop the Steal campaign, which itself grew out of the voter intimidation campaign that Roger Stone started for the 2016 election, also called Stop the Steal. Yeah. Trump won that election, though, so they didn't end up having to do much stuff that anyone would remember, and that's why this didn't happen now. Sure, sure, sure, sure. I don't want to rehash too much about Ali himself because honestly, he's kind of a pathetic but very accomplished scam artist.

Stop the Steel was the most law-abiding movement that this country has seen in modern times. Christ is king. None of the Stop the Steel rallies have ever had a lease report or an instance of violence. None of them. Over 500 rallies. And I think that that's why the Republicans and Democrats supporting this. It was rigged. What can I tell you? That's not a conspiracy. So that last clip was of Crystal Bald, one of the hosts of Rising on The Hill TV. The way this clip is played is somehow meant to imply that she was supportive of Stop the Steel efforts, that Allie was engaging in, or that, you know, larger picture there was stealing in the election. But here's what she actually said about Allie and the Stop the Steel. Okay. I could have made this radar endless in part because of that additional reporting from Pedro Gonzalez about how much of the money in the whole Stop the Steel thing, tiny amounts of it actually went to any sort of like legal efforts or election fraud thing. And look, obviously, I think all the Stop the Shit Steal and election fraud stuff was bullshit. Oh, okay. So. Okay. So is she. Man. I'm guessing that she wouldn't like to be used in this documentary. That is just cruel. That is just unfair kicking someone while they're down bullshit. And I don't appreciate it. That's low-level bullying. Wait, kicking Allie? Call you bullshit? No, no. Using that clip of her. This is actually, those are from two different broadcasts of Crystal Ball. No, no, no. I understand. I understand that. I just wanted to make that clear. But like, come on, man. That's just cruel. No, it is. And it's just deceptive. Yeah. There's a number of other very specific examples of that coming up, but that was kind of... Fuck them. I just like that I was able to very easily find the clip of her literally saying Stop the Steel is bullshit. Yeah, not hard. Anyway, the clip Tucker is playing to reinforce this idea that Allie Alexander Stop the Steel shit had bipartisan appeal is from Crystal Ball talking about the Democratic Party's handling of the Iowa caucus. There absolutely was no bipartisan support for Stop the Steel in any meaningful way. Also, about that whole thing about no police reports being filed at Stop the Steel rallies, what about that one in December 2020 where four people were stabbed and quote, at least 33 people were arrested. There was a woman arrested for assault at a November 2020 Stop the Steel rally in Idaho at the Idaho State Capitol. A man was arrested for tearing a woman's mask off at a November 2020 Stop the Steel rally in Pensacola. That assault was actually caught on tape and went around social media. So Allie should probably know that people are aware of that one. Four people were arrested, one of them for spraying mace in the face of a legal observer from the National Lawyers Guild at a November 2020 Stop the Steel rally in Salem, Oregon. We could go on. I'm sure there are more, but I think the point is clear. There's been plenty of police reports and arrests at Stop the Steel rallies. Allie is just saying that there weren't because it makes him feel better to pretend that that's the case. And as an added bonus, it allows him to continue his Woe Is Me act, which is all a bunch of fucking horseshit.

We coordinated with the U.S. Capitol Police nearly every day. A lot of people don't know that Stop the Steel actually had a permit on Capitol itself and not the Capitol Plaza, the Capitol Grounds, Law 8. We had a permit. So let's just imagine this. 20 to 50,000 people inside the president's park. We're sitting there at the very front. I'm dead center of the president, front row. A Trump campaign staffer walks up to me and says, you know, Ali, there are people leaving the overflow and there are already tens of thousands of people at the U.S. Capitol. With your presence and the presence of Alex Jones, why don't you guys walk down Pennsylvania, gather people together, and then position them for your rally on lot eight. Our boy got a little bit of a cameo. Oh boy. So Stop the Steel didn't have a permit for the use of Area 8 of the Capitol grounds on January 6th. An event called One Nation Under God had been granted a permit to have a rally with 50 or less attendees on Area 8 that day. See, they had a permit. It was all totally legal. So this permit was sought almost certainly because Allie knew fully well that he would never be able to get a permit himself and that the Stop the Steel rally would never be approved since the limit for a permit on that lot is 50 people. It stands to reason that Allie had used a dummy organization to have get a permitted spot where he could then do a pop-up Stop the Steel rally.

So this permit was sought almost certainly because Allie knew fully well that he would never be able to get a permit himself and that the Stop the Steel rally would never be approved since the limit for a permit on that lot is 50 people. It stands to reason that Allie had used a dummy organization to have get a permitted spot where he could then do a pop-up Stop the Steel rally.

You get a pretty strong sense that what was going on is a bit shady, and if I had to make a bet, I would say that Ali and the folks with One Nation Under God, that rally, they were lying to the Capitol Police in order to have a permit for a rally they knew in advance was going to get out of control. Even if the Capitol hadn't been stormed, if Allie's rally had attracted the crowd that he was clearly planning for, the Capitol Police would have been overwhelmed and it would have turned ugly.

I'm not in hiding, but for my own protection, because of the tens of thousands of people that the media has inspired to issue me death threats and fatwas and call for my public execution. I am in an undisclosed location.

He's saying that the court decided that it was fine, that the Republicans had no poll watchers, which is not at all the issue that was before the court. He's lying about it because it sounds better for his side.

Now, I've had a theory for this whole time that Ali Alexander was working with Roger Stone on Stop the Steel. Yes. Because it is the same name as Roger Stone's alleged poll watching organization from 2016. And I didn't need to actually do any further research on it. They just told me he was.

And Ali Alexander were the three people who made that documentary where they tried to prove that Ilhan Omar was married to her brother. It was a real embarrassment.

The real tell in there is that he considers Kanye a serious candidate.

You see, it turns out that Ali Alexander didn't always go by that name. He was formerly known as Ali Akbar. According to an investigation conducted by Breitbart Uncovered, Ali was, quote, convicted in 2007 of charges of credit card fraud and theft between the amounts of $1,500 and $20,000.

Anyway, my point is that I don't see much substance to Ali Alexander outside of him being a convicted felon whose crime involved fraud, who seemingly made a bit of a career out of being a con artist in Republican political circles, which seems exceedingly easy.