Alex Jones and his co-hosts dissect Donald Trump's presidency, alleging a "phony dossier" witch hunt and claiming the Washington Post is CIA-funded state media. They promote fluoride-free toothpaste with colloidal silver while asserting immigration constitutes "reverse colonization" and comparing modern polarization to the French Revolution. The broadcast critiques George Soros's political influence, defends conservative free speech against campus activism, and predicts an American Revolution if firearms are restricted, framing these events as evidence of a deep state coup. [Automatically generated summary]
About 15 years ago, he heard me ranting and raving about fluoride and toothpaste and how it causes brain damage and lower IQ and dental furlosis.
And he said, son, I don't care who you have on the air.
That's a bunch of bull.
You need fluoride or you die.
And I actually showed him what was in the water supply and the fluoride.
He said, this is incredible.
This is Grignard Reagents Heavy Metals.
They're covering for it, calling it fluoride under law with a loophole to dump toxic waste in the food and water.
Exactly.
Now, CNN had to admit last month, in utero and in children, massive IQ reductions.
Well, six years ago, the EPA said reduce it in water by half.
You don't drink your sunscreen, but hydrofluorosilicic acid is a...
Hopped up version of fluoride.
It's been turned into an acid.
It's an adjuvant.
It's very toxic.
But there is the CNN headline that fluoride in the water and in toothpaste is causing IQs to drop precipitously.
And for seven years, the American Dental Association says don't brush children's teeth until age six with it.
Why does it say nursery water that at the store with added fluoride?
And they didn't add calcium fluoride, boys and girls.
They added hydrofluorosilicic acid.
That's why my dad and I developed, with the same folks that make Toms of Maine, it's private labeled, super blue, non-fluoride toothpaste with colloidal silver and high-quality iodine.
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If you look at right now, if you look at right now, there is a major pushback on the south side of Chicago by white folks.
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I've been trying to get a hold of you guys for a long time to say, you know, thanks a lot for all the great information and things you've done for everybody.
I mean, I used to be one of those people who was...
I had my eyes closed, and I kind of just started watching Infowars back a long time ago, and it kind of just woke me up to what's going on nowadays.
And I really appreciate all of what you guys are doing.
Well, I think that there's so many people like you.
I used to be like you, and...
For me, I don't know about you, for me it was, I was in a situation where most of the time I really didn't even care and I didn't really resonate with anyone until I found InfoWars.
And that's when I started to resonate with news coverage and resonate with a broadcaster like Alex Jones.
I mean, you just don't get that anywhere else.
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So thank you so much for the call, Thomas, in Washington.
I think there were a couple stories, and then there was the one that was the nurse that, like, got out of her house and, like, a bunch of reporters followed her on a bike?
I remember there was an entire week of the news cycle where all they pushed was an Ebola vaccine.
Which, by the way, I'm sorry Frankie, I'm sorry Frankie, you gotta hold that thought because I don't want to lose this before I forget.
In fact, somebody print this story for me.
Bill Gates today said that the prince of Saudi Arabia, the former head of Saudi Arabia who just got removed, Bill Gates said how great of a hero he was because they worked together with the vaccine program.
So this is Bill Gates.
So this is the same Bill Gates that was talking about making Ebola vaccines.
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All right, we've got loaded phone lines here on a late-night broadcast.
Let's go to Stephen, calling in from British Columbia.
A few months ago, and by the way, I tweeted this to you so that you can look at it as, you know, maybe in the break.
But a few months ago, there was a House Judiciary Committee hearing, and I was watching that hearing and just listening, and I saw something that immediately made the hair on my arms stand up.
I mean, the discernment that I have built over the years listening to this show immediately kicked in, and I believe that there's really weird behavior going on.
Basically what happened was Representative Johnson is speaking, and behind him is what I'm going to theorize is probably an IT specialist.
But this guy begins to behave so strangely.
I mean, I can't even describe to you.
But what he does is he takes a phone that is handed to him, and I think it's the congressman's phone, and then he lays the phone down and walks away.
And then a woman walks up and pulls out her own device and holds it next to that phone that's sitting on the chair.
The two of them make very suspicious eye contact, and they look so strange.
He then sits back down and then very quietly picks his phone back up off the chair.
And you can see all of this in the video and the link that I post for you.
It begins at 58 minutes and 15 seconds.
You can see the guy standing behind him.
And just before that, you see him handed the phone.
There's no way I'm going to be able to find that tweet.
But if you will tweet it again, this time at War Room Memes, it'll be easier for me to find it.
I don't know.
Are we logged into that Twitter account over there?
Okay, good.
Yeah, it'll be easier for me to find it on that Twitter account because it doesn't have too many followers yet.
So tweet that video at me at War Room Memes.
Stephen is still with us here.
I will say this.
I'm not sure if I saw that specific hearing you're talking about.
I usually try to catch these things.
I will say that the behavior you described, in general, I haven't seen the exact moment you're talking about, but the general behavior that you've described is actually not too uncommon.
What you'll have happen is management, bureaucrats, whatever you want, assistants, pencil pushers, this, that, and everything, interns will...
Come up to a congressman, a representative, what have you, with something on their phone that is information-based or some sort of update or something they're waiting on.
So that's not necessarily too strange.
But I do want to review this video.
But I will say, to the bigger point, in general, if you watch...
I've told this to people.
I mean, you really want to see...
What is going on on a day-to-day basis in your government?
Watch C-SPAN. There's three different C-SPAN channels, and then there's C-SPAN radio network.
So there's literally four different feeds you can monitor just about everything that goes down on the hill.
Now, what you'll find is 75% of it is utter nonsense, a complete waste of time.
And then about 25% of it you'll actually find to be pretty interesting and in some instances even shocking.
So we're going to see if we can find that video.
Anything else, Steven?
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I just wanted to say that what I have done is I posted it on Reddit.
So what I will tweet to you is my post on Reddit which describes the minutes and seconds to fast forward to in the video.
And just to respond to what you said, The person actually is never speaking to the congressman.
I saw that you wanted to call in about vaccines, and before I get you on that, I actually wanted to bring this story This is actually really sad.
Some people may know someone in a similar situation where...
Well, here's the story.
In North Idaho, this was just a week ago, there was a pastor that, I guess, was notified about a woman that was in his congregation And she gave birth last Monday.
And after she refused vaccination, the state came in and took the baby from the mother.
Now, as messed up as this already sounds, it actually gets even worse.
The mother had cerebral palsy.
Now, I'm actually kind of personally touched by this story.
At the church that I grew up in, there was a couple.
And the husband had cerebral palsy.
And the wife had some other sort of mental disorder.
It wasn't cerebral palsy.
I'm not sure what it was.
It wasn't a muscle function problem.
It was a neurological disorder.
But they were married, and they had three kids.
And...
If you looked at them and you would be shocked.
I mean, the husband literally can't even straighten his arms.
He can barely speak.
And you could tell the wife was a little slower.
She could speak better.
But this was a fully functioning family.
The guy was one of the most successful architects in St. Louis County area.
A man with cerebral palsy.
He drove a truck.
A little crazy, but he was still safe.
And they had three kids.
And I'm reading this story and I'm just seeing the state getting involved and then using cerebral palsy against this woman to claim she's an unfit parent really just because she is totally fit and doesn't want to vaccinate her child.
It honestly, it's sickening.
It is honestly sickening.
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I mean, what are things coming to you these days?
I mean, you're going to Give the option to abort children and force taxpayers to pay for it, and then you're going to force taxpayers to get vaccinated?
I mean, human's been doing it for generations now and now all of a sudden you got several cases now where you're getting these vaccines and these vaccines aren't doing anything but bring on more problems onto people.
It's just part of globalism But it's like, there's so many different angles.
The second angle is, why are you so afraid if you're vaccinated?
That doesn't make sense.
And then the third overarching angle, which is the real angle, this is a 100% bullying campaign, bullying technique by the medical vaccine industry to force you to take their drug.
This is a drug dealer.
You want to talk about fascism?
You want to talk about refuse fascism?
You want to talk about anti-fascists?
You want to talk about stopping the fascists?
Let's stop the government that has contracts with these fascist medical companies, these fascist vaccine companies that are literally poisoning our youth.
Big pharmaceutical companies poisoning our youth, colluding with the medical industry.
Fascist.
Vaccine companies colluding with our government, colluding with our state governments to poison our children.
Fascist.
You want to talk about fascist?
I think the medical industry might be the biggest fascist industry in America.
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Which is why I'm so confused with President Trump was speaking out against Big Pharma a few months ago, four or five months ago.
Speaking out against them, God bless them, for the first time a president has spoke out against Big Pharma because every other politician is a wuss and won't speak out against them because they're so powerful, but now he's, what is it, the CDC, he's putting in a guy that's like pro-vaccination.
Was anyone even aware that these drug dealers, these drug pushers, these drug pimps are selling you drugs And then if you don't use them, they're offering to take them back free of charge.
So we don't have an anonymous post that, you know, turns out to be true.
We just have thousands of hours of broadcast.
The Alex Jones Show dating back 20 years where you go listen to something 20 years ago and you listen to it now and you're like, wow, that was 20 years ahead of its time.
So is it the same type of thing or is somebody who literally knows what's happening and has all the back, the inside intel posting on an online forum?
And that's why I'm saying, like, I believe in, like, quantum physics, you know, and stuff, but I'm not, like, a scientist where, like, I hear what they're saying, but...
It is more spiritual and more godly where it is meant to happen at this exact same moment in time.
That's why the Hillary Clintons believe in Luciferians and Molochs and everything, and other people could believe in their gods, you know, and stuff, and there's gonna be a one versus the other.
The collapse of Hollywood, the collapse of mainstream media, the outing of all the pedophiles, the outing of the human sex trafficking, the outing of all the corruption in the swamp.
I mean, it's all coming out, and that For certain, it's not a coincidence.
Thank you so much, Derek, calling in from Colorado.
So the pharmacists encourage it, you know, bring it back if you don't need it, so that down in the States, I don't know, I can't say if they resell them, I doubt it, but...
In April of 2017, here in America, in the United States, the U.S. Department of Justice, DEADCD, had their 13th National Take-Back Day, where they take back the pharmaceuticals.
You're telling...
And I know you're not telling me, you know, You're telling me that no one's taking advantage of this program?
A drug industry, drug dealers, drug pushers?
Someone is taking advantage of this program.
I guarantee it.
Just like the entire structure of big pharma is taking advantage of it.
I mean, the entire big pharmaceutical industry takes advantage of the Western medicine indoctrination.
Hey, while Jason is speaking, guys, can someone actually pull up the results that they have linked on that website?
I want to look at these results before I sign off here.
Go ahead, Jason.
unidentified
Sorry.
Just going back to the vaccine issue, I have, as a paramedic, I work as a paramedic here in Canada, and we are basically required to get a flu shot every year.
Yeah, they make you, if you work in a hospital, get a flu shot.
unidentified
Yeah, and so we either get a flu shot or we have to wear a mask through flu season, which is kind of ridiculous because flu season can run all year, but they are like, oh, it's November to February, you know?
So I've had the flu shot a few times, and every time I get that, it completely drives my asthma bonkers.
So, I'm not sure what's in it that does it, but I've told the people...
I sit there and go, you know what, I don't really want flu shot.
But the thing is that there's been case law now that says that you cannot force somebody to get a flu shot because, first of all, it's an invasion of your body.
The second thing is that when they tell us, okay, get a flu shot or wear a mask, well, when you wear a mask, everybody knows you didn't get the flu shot.
So basically, they're singling you out.
They're throwing the yellow star on your chest, basically.
So they're saying, hey, you didn't want to protect.
Even though the vaccine is supposed to protect you.
unidentified
Well, it isn't.
That's the whole thing.
Vaccines, as we've already said many times, when a person is vaccinated, okay, well, why is it that the person who isn't vaccinated is causing the person who's vaccinated to be at risk?
If I'm vaccinated, then I should not have to be worried about somebody who isn't vaccinated because that person's not going to give me anything.
100% bullying campaign brought on by the pharmaceutical industries, by the vaccine industries.
That's it.
They literally make it so that you're totally indoctrinated into this industry.
And if you don't want to be a nice slave of the big pharmaceutical, big vaccine companies, well, then you're like an outcast.
You're a freak.
You lose your kid.
You have to wear a mask.
You're not allowed to go to school.
You're not allowed to get a job.
What the hell?
I thought this was America.
unidentified
Well, it's the same thing in Canada.
We fought it, and some provinces have actually won the battle.
They're not having to get vaccinated.
They're not having to wear masks anymore because they've shown that even if you got the vaccine for the flu shot, for instance, It would not protect you from...
They literally admit the flu vaccine is ineffective, and then they tell you it's effective.
I mean, here's the flu shot.
It's totally ineffective, but you need it because it's totally effective.
Hey, thanks for the call so much, Jason.
Oh yeah, and by the way, it's so effective that I took it But I don't want you to be near me because you didn't...
This is literally, like, common sense, logic and reasoning, and it totally befuddles the average individual.
It's shocking.
Alright, final call before I sign off here.
Harold in Ontario wants to comment on the drug take-back.
We just looked at the numbers, guys.
Did I see 450 tons of prescription drug take-backs for April 2017?
For the year 2017 drug take-backs, I want to make sure I got this number right.
We pulled up the website on the official government website here.
I want to see the number in tons.
Keep going down guys.
Keep going down.
There it is.
450 tons of unused pharmaceutical pills taken back by the government in 2017. That's just a one year basis.
A one-year basis.
Someone should actually tally how many tons get taken back every year.
Imagine how many tons of that toxic poison that we're actually ingesting.
I mean, this is crazy.
Go ahead, Harold.
unidentified
Yeah, howdy.
It's great getting the last call in.
So, yeah, Jason, the guy who just called, he was saying something about hoarding drugs, but it's been said that here in Canada, Where we have a government registry of the drugs that people take, it's about people throwing them out and the drugs ending up in the water table.
It might be something about, I know before you know it, they knock on your door and they take back some, I don't know, some antidepressants, and before you know it, you're not on the gun registry anymore.
Oh, yeah, or, oh, what happened to your pills, Johnny?
They've been spraying like crazy the last two days.
It is nuts.
People sending me pictures from Oklahoma and stuff.
unidentified
Wow.
Yeah, you know, there's a whole logical thinking problem here.
I mean, in the halls of power, they still say it's global warming so they can charge us our, you know, carbon credits and whatever nonsense.
But, I mean, I looked a couple of days ago, it was zero degrees, and the skies were full of planes spraying, and I don't think you really need to cool down the Earth when it's zero degrees.
Well, you know, whatever they're doing, the joke is they try to sit here and say it's anthropogenic and then they blame the average human, but then they literally spray chemicals in the sky to alter our climate and environment.
But I really think we're turning the tide here and we're starting to reinstill common sense and logic and critical thinking and just reality.
Real people and just the average individual being able to control their environment without a bunch of poisoned, literally being put in their water, their food, shoved down their throats and in their atmosphere.
It's absolutely crazy.
This is the world that we live in.
Thank you so much for the call, Harold.
Alright, I am about to sign off here, folks.
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About 15 years ago, he heard me ranting and raving about fluoride and toothpaste and how it causes brain damage and lower IQ and dental furlosis.
And he said, son, I don't care who you have on the air.
That's a bunch of bull.
You need fluoride or you die.
And I actually showed him what was in the water supply and the fluoride.
He said, this is incredible.
This is Grignard Reagents Heavy Metals.
They're covering for it, calling it fluoride under law with a loophole to dump toxic waste in the food and water.
Exactly.
Now, CNN had to admit last month, in utero and in children, massive IQ reductions.
Well, six years ago, the EPA said reduce it in water by half.
You don't drink your sunscreen, but hydrofluorosilic acid is a hopped up version of fluoride.
It's been turned into an acid.
And it's an adjuvant.
It's very toxic.
But there is the CNN headline that fluoride in the water and in toothpaste is causing IQs to drop precipitously.
And for seven years, the American Dental Association says don't brush children's teeth until age six with it.
Why does it say nursery water at the store with added fluoride?
And they didn't add calcium fluoride, boys and girls.
They added hydrofluorosilicic acid.
That's why my dad and I developed, with the same folks that make Toms of Maine, it's private labeled, super blue, non-fluoride toothpaste with colloidal silver and high-quality iodine, which you die without iodine.
Massive iodine deficiencies in the country.
If you drink the stuff that's at the store, it'll kill you.
It's a different type of iodine.
This is the real medical grade.
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CNN reported that last Friday, intelligence chiefs presented Trump with claims of Russian efforts to compromise him.
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The 35-page dossier on the so-called Russian connection to Trump, with some very salacious allegations, including unsubstantiated claims about Trump in a Moscow hotel room, was not completed until just before the election, and then provided to journalists, the Clinton campaign, and the FBI. I'm struck by the fact of the way this has been furthered in the last 48 hours.
The co-founder of Fusion GPS, which commissioned the dossier from Steele, he's now done this fulsome 10-hour interview with the Senate.
He's handed over 40,000 pages of documents to the Senate, very obviously cooperating with the investigation.
And Fusion is saying openly, listen, we stand by the dossier.
Basically, we think it's true.
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It claims that Donald Trump once visited Russia Stayed in the Ritz Carlton in Moscow and then hired prostitutes to perform a golden shower and that Russia might have the whole thing on tape.
There were surveillance cameras in this room because the building is wired and that the FSB has this because they automatically have cameras in the room and they caught this happening.
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Donald Trump engaged in perverted acts with prostitutes.
Everything that I had written in the, you know, in the months prior to that dossier coming out was almost identical to what the CIA had written because we're intelligence officers.
This is what we do.
That corroboration, based on intercepted communications, has given U.S. intelligence and law enforcement, quote, greater confidence in the credibility of some aspects of the dossier.
The most salacious and unverified claims are that the Russian Secret Service, or FSB, secretly filmed Mr. Trump with prostitutes in this Moscow hotel room three years ago.
Allegations the special counsel continues to investigate, George.
Today there was public testimony that further discredited the phony dossier that's been the source of so much of the fake news and conspiracy theories.
And we learned that the firm that produced it was also being paid by the Russians.
This is yet the latest piece of evidence that vindicates what the president has said That this is a witch hunt and a hoax.
And it's a shame that the president and the country have had to go through this charade continually, and hopefully this will help us move forward in that process.
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So, I have a few different things that I'm going to talk about.
I have a chain of stuff over here that's related to each other.
But first, I want to get into the Washington Post and all their fake news, including Jeff Bezos, all that nonsense, because honestly, the Washington Post doesn't exactly get as much coverage as they should for how fake they are.
So, Project Veritas actually released a new video today covering some investigation they did into the Washington Post.
We're going to roll that here in just a minute, but basically they did one of the sting operations they normally do, where they get in there, they infiltrate as a supposed employee, and they talk to employees about the fake news and the agendas they're pushing.
So we're going to go ahead and get that ready if we can roll that one, guys.
Let's go ahead and watch that real quick.
unidentified
Democracy dies in darkness, right?
I feel like Batman every time I hear that.
Those become critical to the point where I'll read some of them and I'm like, whoo!
I work for this place.
Like if Trump has disappeared tomorrow, our traffic would drop by 40%.
They're spending a ton of time and money trying to turn the tables on Project Veritas, talking about an imagined sting.
But why are they so afraid?
What are they so afraid of?
What are they guarding against?
Well, it turns out, Project Veritas has done an undercover investigation into the Washington Post.
The model of the Washington Post is democracy dies in darkness.
We think democracy dies when the media has a very biased agenda they don't reveal to the public.
Well, today, you're going to see and hear that agenda for the first time and firsthand from the Washington Post's national security correspondent, Dan Lamothe.
unidentified
What's the Post's opinion on, like, what Trump should do?
No, I mean, they're scared they'll do something stupid.
I mean, like, they don't like Trump, right?
Like, I mean, they definitely don't like Trump.
I mean, here's the thing, though.
There's the new side that's just trying to uprit critically and call bull**** when they're bull****, but also give them credit when they're credit.
He's doing something good, he's doing more things badly, he's doing something good.
And then there's the other side of it that's the opinion from God, the Washington Post institution voice, and that's the editorial.
So they just rip on him?
Those are become critical to the point where I'll read some of them when I'm like, "Whew!" I work for this place.
We cover the news.
They're trying to educate people, but with a point of view.
Alright, so there's kind of a lot to take in there, but there's a couple different things that were said in that video that need to be noted.
And one, it's clearly biased, but he mentioned the editorial.
Now, they like to educate with a purpose.
He says that, you know, different reporters, different writers mention different things.
They put emphasis on different things.
But the editorial board ultimately decides what's going to be put out there.
And they don't just have an interest in putting information out there.
They don't have an interest in putting out the facts, but they want to educate people with a certain purpose.
It's very agenda driven.
And that may bring up the point, what is the agenda?
But that kind of has to do with Jeff Bezos.
Otherwise, you wouldn't.
Obviously, it's a more liberal institution.
The Washington Post, clearly they've had plenty of fake news over the past year and a half, two years.
Way back before that, but especially since the advent of the Trump administration.
But the current fake news from the Washington Post is really dependent on Jeff Bezos.
And to segue into that, we're actually going to show a report that I did here in the past couple months going out on the street talking to people about Jeff Bezos and Donald Trump and their sketchy business practices and seeing how people feel about those.
We're going to go ahead and roll that.
So what do you not believe about Infowars?
This isn't part of the interview.
I'm just curious what causes you to believe that about Infowars.
So a lot of people hate Trump for his business practices, even though they're generally pretty above board and straightforward and ethical.
But we're going to see how strong this double standard is for another one of America's famous businessmen, Jeff Bezos, who's been exposed as having some very questionable business practices over the years through Amazon.com and The Washington Post.
So we're going to go talk to some normal everyday citizens, see how they would feel about Trump practicing these things.
on his workers and how they feel about Jeff Bezos doing it let's go ahead and check that out now Okay, how do you feel about President Trump, first of all?
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He's horrible.
I think he's going to bring World War III. I feel that he's a little abrasive and a little closed-minded and just doesn't make everyone in the country feel welcome here.
So, some new stuff came out about one of Trump's businesses.
It's a merchandising company.
It's primarily, most of the jobs are packaging.
So, and the issues come around when they work about 11 hour days.
They're paid minimum wage.
They can't park on site.
They have to park a few blocks down and wait for a shuttle, which can take 30 minutes to an hour.
It takes 30 minutes to get in and out of the building because they have to go through metal detectors and lines and everything to make sure they're not stealing anything.
And they actually took it up to the Supreme Court to make sure that they don't have to pay them for those hours getting to and from the workplace.
Okay?
So first, that's the first layer of things.
What is the first thing that comes to you guys' mind when you hear that?
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I mean, it just sounds unfair and just not ideal for, you know, people doing that job to have to do that.
That's pretty terrible if you're taking it to the Supreme Court just to not pay someone.
Yeah, sounds like something that the president shouldn't be getting involved with in terms of financial endeavors, and I don't think it's very fair for people.
And what if I told you that the question was framed that way for a certain reason, but it was actually Jeff Bezos that was treating employees that way?
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It wouldn't surprise me either.
I think that most corporations in our country do that to an extent.
So Jeff Bezos is kind of a progressive icon on the left currently.
He's the owner of Amazon.com.
He owns the Washington Post.
He donated to a gay marriage project a lot.
He donates to a lot of Democrats.
He donated to Reason.tv, a libertarian media site that loves open borders and they love to label everyone they don't like as alt-right.
So he's a very progressive guy, Jeff Bezos.
But for some reason, he can't When he hires people at Amazon, he can't pay them living wage, which is a big progressive movement.
He can't give them workable hours.
He took it to the Supreme Court to rule that he doesn't have to pay workers standing around waiting 30 minutes to an hour before and after work to make sure that they weren't bringing anything illegal in or stealing anything.
He also doesn't pay them for a lot of the hours that they work because most of them are seasonal employees, which means that they can't even park on-site.
They have to park in fairgrounds, for example, a few blocks down.
They have to wait for a shuttle to bring them over.
They don't get paid for that.
Not only that, but they work in extremely rigorous conditions, to say the least.
They have to make a thing called rate, which means that they have to box over 180 packages per hour.
That comes down to about three packages per minute.
Which is kind of just obscene, to be honest.
Not only that, but they don't get breaks to go to the bathroom.
They don't get breaks if they injure themselves.
Even if you're making below rate and your manager pulls you aside to come talk to you, you don't get a break from that.
That still affects how many you're packaging per hour.
He also owns the Washington Post, which produced fake news stories such as a report that a Russia joke was a bombshell confession from Republicans saying that Trump was paid out by the Russians, that Comey was fired after asking for investigation funds, or a headline that Trump revealed classified info to the Russians, Republicans treat rape as a pre-existing condition.
Russia hacked Vermont's power grid.
Every single one of these claims made by the Washington Post was fake news.
Not a shred of truth within it, but Jeff Bezos and Washington Post have zero interest in retracting these stories.
They just pump this fake news out there and then have no interest in retracting it after it's already out there.
So in conclusion, maybe Jeff Bezos and other progressive like him need to either reform their lifestyle and practice what they preach and the way that they treat their employees, or maybe they should abandon their progressive causes and their fight for the moral high ground.
This has been Jake Lloyd for InfoWars.com.
So that doesn't really have much to do with the fake news of surrounding the Washington Post or Jeff Bezos, but it kind of displays the character of the man.
He's kind of a douchebag, being that he loves to talk about Trump and his business practices, at least through his news outlet he does.
But yet, he can't hardly pay his employees a living wage.
He can't...
Well, you heard it all in the report there.
I was actually standing in front of an Amazon truck.
It's called a treasure truck.
I had never heard of them until I saw it there.
But it basically drives around and you get special deals or whatever.
I wonder how much he pays them.
Probably not very much to go stand out there in the Texas heat all day.
I don't know.
But it shows the character.
You saw the video.
You heard all the different things.
His poor, I guess you could call them business malpractices.
Which is interesting considering that the Washington Post has absolutely zero problem bashing the president, calling him unethical, calling him a tyrant.
All the different things that you've heard from Jeff Bezos and the Washington Post.
So, the Washington Post also enjoys bashing the Drudge Report for linking to Russian propaganda.
This was an article that they posted just a little while back.
They basically say that we constantly...
Number one, we are constantly linked on the Drudge Report.
Infowars.
RT is linked.
Sputnik is linked.
I'm trying to see how many times they say.
I think they say the Drudge linked...
A thousand times to so-called Russian propaganda in the year of 2016. Number one, as Drudge aptly pointed out on Twitter, that about 37% of Washington Post's ad traffic comes from the Drudge Report.
So I think what Matt Drudge should do is just take a month.
Don't link to the Washington Post anymore.
Maybe just don't do it for the rest of the year.
Let them feel the burn a little bit.
Let them feel the pain, the sting of not having that sweet, sweet drudge money.
And then maybe they'll reconsider the position.
I don't know.
That's just what I would do.
But what I think is super interesting is that it looks like...
Because they talk a lot about, they say, you know, oh, he links to RT, he links to Sputnik.
Those are both Russian state-sponsored medias, media outlets, I guess you could call them.
And I mean, they go into a lot of detail.
But basically, drudge links to Russian-sponsored media propaganda, and that's bad.
So why is that bad?
I mean, I guess you could assume that it's bad because it's owned by the Russian government.
The Russian government can push whatever message they want to push, and that's bad.
Okay, yeah, I can agree with that.
I mean, if it's out in the open, though, what's the big deal, right?
BBC is state-sponsored media.
I don't hear Jeff Bezos complaining about the BBC pushing British propaganda.
Drudge lists the BBC on the Drudge Report, so I don't understand what's going on there.
Maybe it's just because they're liberal.
It's a liberal thing to do to be state-sponsored, unless you're Russian.
But anyways, if it's out there in the open, as long as competition is loud, I don't necessarily see what the problem is, as long as you're saying, yeah, we're state-sponsored media, but we're putting our own angle out there, but that's fine.
However, it's a little bit hypocritical, and I think that it's a little bit more malicious on the other side of things, because the Washington Post is a CIA asset, but they won't admit it.
So...
Openly admitted state-sponsored media is bad, but secret under-the-table money going into the Washington Post is perfectly fine.
So I have a Zero Hedge article that details all of this.
Just being on the radio like this, I'm not going to go into all the sources.
If you look here in the very back, all the sources are listed.
It's cited very well.
If you're curious to see where these sources come from, just go to the...
Article here on Zero Hedge, the CIA, Washington Post, and Russia.
What you're not being told.
But essentially, Jeff Bezos has a contract with...
So he also owns Amazon.com, and he recently bought the Washington Post.
And he...
He made a contract with the CIA, so he recently secured a $600 million contract from the CIA, which is at least twice what he paid for for the Washington Post.
He recently disclosed that the company's web services business is building a private cloud for the CIA to use for its data needs.
For anybody that might want to buy an Amazon Alexa, I think there's also an Echo.
I don't know if that's Amazon.
I don't know.
I don't really keep up with that stuff.
But it's for the CIA. So whenever you're in your house with your Alexa Alexa, She's just listening to you, sending your data to the CIA. She listens in on your conversations.
It's for two things.
One is just a private data bank for the CIA, something you agree to in the terms of service.
But it also...
It listens to your voice even when it's not on, and it's actually for building an AI system.
It studies the way that humans talk with each other and other stuff, so it's kind of creepy in that regard.
But if that's what you're into, then that's perfectly fine.
You can turn over your private information all you want to Amazon and thereby the CIA. But that's what the contract is between Bezos and the CIA. He's turning over your private data To the CIA for all of its wonderful, harmless data needs.
So anyways, after this happened, a petition came up calling on the Washington Post to disclose its new ties to the CIA. But they haven't done that yet because the Post...
While they do often report on CIA activities, being that the owner of the Washington Post is the main owner of Amazon, and Amazon is now gaining huge profits directly from the CIA, they still haven't done that.
You think that they really should do that, but they don't seem to have a problem with being state-sponsored media, but that's perfectly fine.
Now, they did recently report on a CIA activity Anonymous claim that there was a Russian hack, which is interesting.
And it's funny because it says the Post reported on the CIA, but it's really the CIA reporting on the CIA. But anyways, that's beside the point.
It's not important.
So, you know, maybe it's not important.
You know, it could be pushed aside.
Oh, it's no big deal.
But History does reveal that there's actual collusion between the CIA and news outlets, including the Washington Post.
This particular one is in 1977. The CIA had efforts to infiltrate the news media, which they did.
They had a total of 400 journalists on their payroll.
They did a lot of different stuff.
It says here they provided a full range of clandestine services, simple intelligence gathering, all the way to serving as go-betweens with spies in communist countries.
They shared their notebooks with the CIA. They considered themselves ambassadors without portfolios.
Very, very bizarre, kind of creepy stuff that was going on.
Now, Carl Bernstein was the one that reported on this in 1977. Though he didn't mention the CIA, excuse me, the Post or the CIA, he didn't note the Post as an offender in this particular article.
But according to Tim Wiener, the CIA did work directly with the Washington Post, among many other outlets.
I'll read a quote here.
He wrote of the CIA's first official chief, Alan Dulles.
Dulles kept in close touch with the men who ran the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the nation's leading weekly magazines.
He could pick up the phone and edit a breaking story, make sure an irritating foreign correspondent was yanked from the field, or hire the services of men such as Times, Berlin, Bureau Chief, and Newsweek's Man in Tokyo.
So this guy, being the head of the CIA, had a lot of power over the news media.
He could essentially call them up and say, hey, write a story on this.
Hey, don't write a story.
Hey, amend this story.
Bring this guy in or out.
But that's fine.
They're not state-sponsored media.
Now, the American news media, as part of this program, actually helped create public support For a coup covertly backed by the CIA in South America.
But that's fine.
If you go down further, I'm at this point just listing the different things that they've been involved in, and then I'm going to kind of relate to how that's relevant today.
The post again served as a platform for warring factions within the CIA during the Bush years.
There was a new director who replaced George Tenet.
After he resigned, and this man, whose name was Goss, vowed to repair the agency's broken reputation, but swamp creatures don't like when you do that, so the other agents took to the Washington Post to smear Goss, and here it basically just talks about how they used the Washington Post to get this guy kicked out of the agency.
So that's just kind of a quick little rundown of how the CIA has used media outlets, including the Washington Post in the past.
But they're totally not doing it.
Now, the reason I bring that stuff up, the Washington Post, excuse me, the CIA, I keep getting it mixed up, but they're really one and the same.
The CIA has been doing this stuff for years.
But suddenly it's not an issue.
Suddenly we don't have to worry about that.
We lived in a different time.
But I want you to think about it.
If you don't think that this stuff is still going on, then...
I don't know, you're smoking crack or something.
Because government atrocities have been going on since the beginning of government.
You know, you could look all the way back to...
I mean, you could look back to examples in Rome where Nero allegedly burnt down a huge portion of the city to clear a way for him to build a giant palace.
You can look all the way up to stuff like that.
Or if you want to look at a more recent example, you can look at events like MKUltra.
For example, guys, if you look up, if you Google MKUltra summary, there's a history.com article that gives a good summary of it, and there's some good stuff in there.
But basically, they would, for example, they would lure a man into a hotel using a prostitute, then they would give him a drink that has LSD in it, and they would conduct experiments on him.
They would abduct people.
Pregnant women, mothers, babies, pump them up full of LSD, mescaline, amphetamines.
There's countless other drugs.
It's just disgusting stuff.
I mean, it's literally torturing people.
Like, psychedelic It's just disgusting.
It's disgusting stuff.
It's an atrocity that people like to ignore these days.
Look at things like Operation Northwoods, which came as a plan on JFK's desk after the Bay of Pigs failed invasion that was planned by the CIA. Basically what Operation Northwoods was was a set of false flag operations that the Joint Chiefs of Staff had devised up because they wanted to invade Cuba and set up a military dictatorship.
They said that the Soviets had set up a military dictatorship inside of Cuba.
Fidel Castro was a military dictator.
So what we should do is we should invade and set up our own military dictatorship because that's better.
And basically there was a lot of different stuff.
Number one, they thought of sinking a ship in Guantanamo Bay and blaming it on the Cubans.
They thought of, I believe they wanted to firebomb American theaters and blame it on the Cubans and the Soviets.
They had a whole host, a whole plethora of false flag ideas.
I mean, there's the Gulf of Tonkin, in which a ship was sunk in order to justify more troops being sent to Vietnam.
There is the USS Maine, which was a ship that was sunk in order to provoke the U.S. Well, rather to rally public opinion into sending America to war with Spain.
In the Spanish-American War, there's plenty of false flag events, there's plenty of government atrocities, but for some reason we think we live in a different age.
We think that those things aren't happening anymore.
We think that the CIA is no longer paying off journalists, like the Washington Post, if you can even call them journalists anymore.
I want you to think about it.
Is the world that different?
Is the world so different that the government's not committing atrocities?
Human nature doesn't change.
Human nature has never changed.
It's always been the same.
Humans are Ruled by jealousy and hatred and greed and love and lust and just hundreds of different things.
It doesn't change.
And that's a big debate.
Progressives think that human nature can change.
They believe that it needs to be forced into a certain direction, which, I mean, we can get into that.
And Ecclesiastes in the Bible, one thing that's said over and over again, because it's actually a poem, a lot of people don't understand that a lot of portions of the Bible are actually poetry.
There's a chorus that there's nothing new under the sun, and that's just, I mean, it's abundantly true if you look at government.
And that's why government needs to be limited, because there's nothing new under the sun.
We've seen it all.
We've seen what government can do.
Government controls narratives, they tell lies, they kill people, they commit atrocities.
I think it's pretty clear that even though the Washington Post supposedly hates state-funded media like RT and Sputnik, which openly admit that they're state-funded media, meanwhile they don't hate the BBC, which is also state-funded media, just happens to be liberal.
They also hate Drudge for linking to RT and Sputnik, but they don't seem to mention that they...
Are also linked by Drudge.
And they're secretly state funded media.
Now they like to pull this idea that there's no conflict of interest because Jeff Bezos receives money for Amazon and not for Amazon.
The Washington Post, but this is the same argument as what you see with Planned Parenthood.
Because the government supposedly doesn't give them money for abortions.
They give them money for contraceptives and birth control and healthcare programs and stuff.
But all that does, I mean, if you stop and think about it and you're not a lying hack, then you can admit that that money going to those other things frees up money that would have otherwise gone to those things to go for abortions.
It's the exact same thing.
Bezos is just receiving government underhanded, under-the-table money to push certain narratives and also give them your private data and listen to you talk to your family, your relatives, your wife, all the private little things you think in your household Amazon is sending to the government.
So keep that in mind, too.
But anyways...
So actually, you know, if you Google Washington Post fake news, because I was going to compile a list of fake news stuff just so that I could show you some of the narratives that they're pushing, but if you guys actually Google Washington Post fake news back there, you won't get any results about any Washington Post fake news stories because Google, just like the Washington Post, receives government money.
They actually have a thing.
There's a program called PRISM, I believe is what it's called.
Which basically is just a program with the NSA that they can collect your private data from Google, so on and so forth.
It's the exact same thing, but with the NSA and Google.
So Google isn't going to show you any fake news stories from the Washington Post.
They're just going to show you a story.
It's all the way down.
You'll see that it's just a story.
Washington Post fake news.
It shows that...
James O'Keefe and Project Veritas were supposedly busted in some sting of the Washington Post.
It's unfounded, it's unverified, but of course every single liberal rag out there is going to run with it.
And that actually brings me, there's another video that I want to show.
There's actually two.
One of them is about one to two minutes long.
The other one's just under one minute.
But essentially what it is, a Washington Post reporter or journalist, so-called journalist or something, calls James O'Keefe to meet up and talk about this thing.
The Washington Post guy brought his own cameraman.
He brought his own talking points and questions or whatever.
And he was perfectly happy to talk to O'Keefe about this stuff.
Until he saw that O'Keefe came up with his own microphone and his own cameraman.
So if we can go ahead and roll that first video, guys, that would be great.
Is the Washington Post ambushing me and confronting us because of what we're about to release?
Is this a sort of anticipatory behavior ahead of what we're about to do?
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For several weeks, you have had one of your employees contacting our reporters.
Under a false name, having multiple interviews, we have been trying to test the veracity of the stories of the folks coming forward accusing Roy Moore.
We're putting your employee through the same rigor that we put everyone else through.
We went down and spent, we had reporters for weeks in Alabama, talking to each of them, multiple interviews.
Your employee sat for multiple interviews and there were inconsistencies in our story.
And therefore, that's why we came up here to flesh this out.
and now he leaves okay so that was uh that was james o'keefe like i said um He was meeting up with the Washington Post reporter to discuss the story about him supposedly getting busted in the middle of a sting that he was setting up.
But the guy, as soon as he saw O'Keefe's cameraman in the microphone, he decided to run away because he's just a coward, I guess.
He doesn't want to be on camera having to answer questions.
And also, if you look, I just wanted to make a note.
These people always do this.
Did you see the cameraman get up in the other cameraman's face?
They have this weird obsession with showing people that are filming.
I don't know what it is.
Every time I go out, whenever I'm holding the camera, if it's just me going solo or whatever, they always want me to turn the camera around on me.
Or they bring their own cameras out and they get all up in my face and film.
I don't know.
They're just...
Cameramen for these people or just liberal protest...
They're just scumbags.
I don't know.
They're just smug little...
They're disgusting people.
I just can't stand them.
But anyway, so...
And the idiot reporter tried to get into the other guys.
It looks like a random car at first.
But it's actually the car of the cameraman.
So we have another...
It's like a 50 second video, I think.
We have another video.
He doesn't get to speed away as fast as the reporter did.
So now O'Keefe goes and talks to the cameraman for a minute.
And it turns out that the reporter accidentally tried to get into the cameraman's car.
Anyways, let's go ahead and watch this weirdo real quick.
Like I said, these people are just scummy, scummy, creepy little people.
He wouldn't even...
He goes, are you front?
Did you drive all the way from D.C.? He said, I have New York plates.
And then he's like, so you rented a car?
Like, you got on a plane and then rented a car?
He's like, no, I rode the train.
I rode the train.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I just don't get these people.
I don't like them.
They're scumbags.
Anyways, so that's it.
The Washington Post is state-funded media, and they're also cowardly little losers who can't even confront somebody when an opposing cameraman shows up.
But anyways, that's enough of the Washington Post for now.
I think we adequately covered them.
Jeff Bezos is a CIA asset.
The Washington Post is a CIA, etc.
I don't need to go too much more into that.
Let's shift gears a little bit and move into the ever-present topic of net neutrality, which you can't seem to get away from on the internet these days.
Basically, net neutrality is just laws saying that ISPs can't discriminate against...
Certain websites, they can't charge more or throttle internet speeds going to certain websites.
It's a deceiving title.
It's the same thing that they do with the Patriot Act, for example.
It's like, oh, you don't like the Patriot Act?
What, do you hate your country?
It's like...
No, you're just kind of backing me into a corner with the title here.
It's like, oh, you don't support a neutral internet?
Like, no, that's just not all of what the bill does.
Because if you actually value a free market, then you kind of begrudgingly have to disagree with the idea of a net neutrality law.
Now, that's if you're coming from a libertarian perspective.
I'm just saying if you value actual neutrality, you have to allow private companies to operate as private companies.
I don't know how these ISPs are operating as far as government funds and subsidies and everything.
So that's just a little side note.
But basically, net neutrality laws say that nobody can charge extra throttle things.
But the part that I'm reading here, it's up on Infowars.com, Newswars.com, a Soros-funded group.
Claims that repealing net neutrality is racist.
Soros pours millions into ban drudge net neutrality campaigns.
So he's trying to ban drudge, but yet he wants the net neutrality thing.
That's another thing.
If Soros wants net neutrality like the law, maybe you should rethink how good it is.
Um...
But basically, they protested outside.
The group is called Color Change, which is an organization funded by Soros that bills itself as the nation's largest online racial justice organization and has charged Chairman Pai of the FCC with racism.
Can you guys find a picture of Ajit Pai, please?
It's like A-J-I-T-P-A-I. This guy is a racist.
Ajit Pai, chairman of the FCC. But basically, net neutrality is essential to protecting our free speech and open internet, which has been crucial to...
Yeah, this guy's a racist.
This guy's a racist.
He clearly hates brown people.
He wants to keep brown people from seeing brown people websites or something.
I don't know.
He's clearly an alt-right Nazi.
Anyways, I don't even understand.
I don't even understand how they're trying to frame this as racist.
But that's...
I think that's about par for the course.
I'm scanning through the article.
There's some bot-generated fake comments.
That's one of their favorite things.
But Obama-era net neutrality allows Google, Facebook, Twitter censorship of conservatives, so I guess it's not that neutral, though.
I guess it's not that neutral.
Speaking of net neutrality, CNN now wants to ban the term fake news.
CNN, after the slogan became synonymous with CNN itself, thanks to President Donald Trump, CNN, Washington Post, New York Times, they loved the term fake news when they were talking about InfoWars, the Gateway Pundit, Breitbart.
CNN actually won an award earlier in the fake news contest.
They won for the Fakest News Network.
Historic.
Historic indeed.
I really can't wait for President Trump to catch one of those contests after he suggested it.
I'm sure he'll really appreciate us doing that.
But anyways, we're going to shift gears a little bit again.
Because we're going to Merkel's diversity barriers.
This is an article up on News Wars and Infowars.com.
Diversity barriers, Germany style, come to England.
But they put a holiday twist on them.
They're wrapping them in fabric so they look like gifts under a pretty little Christmas tree.
Now you might be familiar with some of the attacks that have been happening across Europe.
You know, France, England, Germany, New York City, where a culturally enriched individual rents a truck and...
Culturally enriches some peaceful Westerners to death.
By that I mean a Muslim runs over Christian white people in a truck.
Not that they're all Christians, but that's kind of the point is that they're Christians or Jews or atheists or any of the other countless groups that Muslims are told to destroy.
I meant kill, but destroy works too, because that's kind of what they do.
Whether it be, you know, car bombs, running over people, nail bombs at an Ariana Grande concert, killing kids.
It's, you know, it's multiculturalism though, so it's good.
It's good because it brings food.
It brings special food, you know.
What would you do with your boring European food?
What would you do if you didn't have some delicious Islamic food?
Because that's what they definitely bring that to our culture.
I don't know.
Anyways, it's culturally enriching.
But basically, they have these little...
They have these...
I don't know what you'd call them.
They're not pillars.
They're short blocks that will prevent a truck from running up onto a curb and killing people.
But they've decided to decorate them like presents under a tree so that they really grasp the holiday spirit.
I think they're missing the point.
You might offend some cultured individuals with that imagery there.
That's Christmas.
Muslims don't celebrate Christmas.
That might provoke more attacks.
After all, it is our Western tendencies that are provoking him to do these attacks.
Silly Europeans.
You guys just can't get it right.
Anyways, let's see.
So many European nations, including Germany and the Netherlands, have taken to decorating and hiding the anti-terror blocks from view, either painting them bright colors to make them resemble Lego blocks or wrapping them in fabric so they look like gifts.
The resemblance of some Lego blocks, of some blocks to Lego and the responsibility the German chancellor has had for bringing the sudden surge of mass migration to Europe.
And with some believe a spike in radical Islamic Jihad, there might be a connection to radical Islamic Jihad.
I don't know.
It's far-fetched, but there might be something to it.
Have led some to christen the defenses as Merkel Lego.
Oh, man.
They're Merkel's children, though, so, you know, it's just, you know, family quarrels, I guess.
Didn't she say that?
Didn't she say that the refugees are like her children?
It's weird.
It's weird how a lonely old cat lady who hates her country, you know, seemingly adopts thousands and thousands of angry, wayward people.
Immigrants.
But they're escaping a war-torn country, and it's our fault.
We have to help them.
They're not primarily economic migrants of military-aged males.
That's not the case.
Probably.
Maybe it is.
I don't know.
I'm just a good liberal.
I just do what CNN and the BBC tells me, because the BBC loves migrants.
Anyway, so that's enough.
We're going towards the point where we have to have barriers along every sidewalk so that we can't get run over by a peaceful truck.
Ban assault trucks.
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That's not what the founders intended.
Gosh.
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But yeah, this one's about Geert Wilders.
I think that's how you say it.
He's a Dutch politician.
He's an anti-Islam figurehead.
He's begun to rally a peaceful revolution against EU authoritarianism and the Islamization of Europe, pending a new declaration titled, Time to Drain the Swamp, Also in Europe.
I seriously love this dude.
If you listen to him, I wouldn't, you know, a lot of people say that he's like Trump because he's really brash and he kind of just doesn't care what people think.
I wouldn't say he's exactly like Trump just because, I mean, he is in that regard.
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He says what the people think.
He's a Dutch populist But he's not exactly like Trump.
He doesn't have the same form of charisma.
I would say that he has a powerful presence for sure.
But basically he denounces corrupt establishment reign across the continent, the EU. I mean that's basically what it is.
It's a continental government at this point.
It's a model for world government.
It's disgusting.
I can't stand it.
I'm really looking forward to the fall of it after Brexit, if they'll actually push Brexit through.
Theresa May's dilly-dallying on Brexit.
I know that Nigel Farage is considering getting back into the British government just to actually make stuff happen over there.
I don't know.
They're trying to get out of the EU based on the EU's rules, but they don't want to follow the EU's rules They're all made up rules.
Like, if you're taking back your national sovereignty, you don't have to follow the rules of an extra national government.
But that's beside the point.
But let's see.
Citing the growing divide between Western and Central Eastern Europe, which has split along the fault line of mass immigration and open borders, Wilders refers to 1989's Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia as a model for what he feels must take place in order for Europeans to reconquer their nations.
I mean, it's terrifyingly sad that Europeans are having to reconquer their nations.
I mean, the number one threat to...
Call me crazy.
I'm not that concerned with cutting taxes right now.
Don't get me wrong.
If I can get a little bit of extra money in my paycheck that I earned, don't get me wrong, I'm still pissed off whenever the government takes money that I earned for useless programs to find out that lesbians are in fact fat.
I'm a little bit irked when they take money for that.
If I could save a little bit of money based on that, by all means, please give me my money, government, or just don't take it, actually.
But I digress because I said I'm not that concerned about tax.
I sound pretty concerned.
Relatively speaking, I'm not that concerned with taxes.
I'm more concerned with things like demographic change, open borders, the Islamization of our society, because demographic change is how...
Yep, there it is.
Federal study on lesbian obesity costs $3 million.
$3 million to figure out that lesbians are fat.
I could have told you that.
I would have done it for $100 if they would have just asked me.
And I would have probably supplied the same level of academic rigor, to be honest with you.
The government is just wildly inefficient at everything they do.
Look at that.
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Right there.
Wow.
Anyways, demographic change.
That's what I'm more worried about.
Forget taxes.
Forget taxes.
I mean, if we could wrangle the deficit and the debt ceiling and everything, by all means, let's do that too.
But if we don't focus on the demographic changes that are going on in the country and Western Europe, then we won't have taxes to worry about because we'll be living under Sharia rule or some other bizarre form of communist dictatorship.
Because the point of...
Our current immigration system is to forcibly change the demographics in the country to vote for leftist progressive policies because they know that the people coming in, Ann Coulter has called them peasant cultures.
It's specifically designed to bring in people from these peasant cultures in order to shift the voting demographics towards leftist progressive policies.
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My name is Jake Lloyd, joined here by Harrison Smith.
We're going to continue talking about a little bit of the things we were talking about earlier, and Harrison also brought some interesting stuff that he's kind of been working with that he's going to educate us on.
But we're actually going to go to a call real quick.
We have a caller that's been waiting on the line for just about two hours now.
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Anyways, sorry.
Sorry, Charles.
But, you know, just before the break, we're going to wrap this up.
But just before the break, we were talking about demographics changing and everything and how the...
How the progressives, the liberals, use demographics to change the voting populace.
The Hart-Sellers Act of, I believe, 1964 fundamentally changed the way that the immigration system works in our country in order to shift things because these people from these peasant cultures come in and they vote for free stuff essentially because they don't have any respect for Americanism 1964 fundamentally changed the way that the immigration system works in our country in order to shift things because these people from these If you have any particular thoughts on that, Harrison, I'd love to hear them.
Well, for me, it's less about what's happening in America, because obviously the big demographic shift that's happening right now is happening in Western Europe.
And to me, it's pretty obvious.
I mean, the phrase that I like to use with it that I think I've heard a couple of people use before, but I don't think people realize just how accurate this phrase is, is reverse colonization, because that's really what's happening.
It's the same process that's going on with colonization, except rather than sort of a I don't want to say superior culture, but sort of more advanced culture going into a less advanced culture and taking it over.
It's the reverse happening.
Instead of the sort of conquerors going in and putting people down with force, you actually have the people who are being sort of displaced It's
weird for a couple different reasons because you have...
On one hand, you have certain news outlets and everything saying that birth rates are too low, so we need Muslim migrants to come in and help with the birth rates in Germany, for example.
But then German outlets are also telling Germans not to have kids because it's bad for the environment.
It's another thing that people, I don't think a lot of people understand, because not a lot of people go and read the Quran, or they don't study Islam, but this is actually a way that Islam has historically conquered areas.
They go into an area, if they can't do it militarily, because they just, they couldn't.
They couldn't do it militarily, so they would come into an area and essentially emplace themselves and out-reproduce the culture in that area until they outnumbered and it becomes a Muslim area.
Right, and if you listen to some of the more prominent Muslim speakers, if you just search on YouTube or whatever, I mean, you can hear it sort of in their own words.
I mean, Islam, that's what's sort of so interesting about Islam is that it's a religion, certainly, but there's also this very secular, like, political aspect to it where it just lays out exactly how, you know, you vote for a leader and the leader has to, you know, get this many votes and he's not a legitimate emir, as they call him. get this many votes and he's not a legitimate emir, And, you know, the emir can enforce Sharia law if that's what he said he was going to do, but if he didn't say he was going to do that, then he can't enforce it unless he's voting.
And so anyway, it's all these sort of, it's a very political ideology as well as religious.
And you see places, especially like in Sweden, they have the no-go zones.
Well, those are, I mean, they're essentially colonies.
I mean, they rule themselves.
They're independent of the national government.
I mean, literally the police and the fire can't go in there without like a SWAT team to protect them.
And really the other thing that I think people are sort of missing about the idea of this being colonization is that if you went back in time to the 1700s, I don't know.
Well, it's like Alex always says that we have been able to create this civilization that is actually founded on justice and forgiveness and sort of Christian values that can seem like weakness if they're abused.
And that's what's happening right now is that our openness is being abused.
So, you know, we'll see what the outcome is.
But I think no matter what, I think people are going to look back at what's going on right now and sort of scratch their heads in the same way that we look back to the 1700s and go, how, you know, how could these people that in so many other ways seem like very good upstanding people at the same time be, you know, mass murdering the Native Americans?
It's like, well, the moral plane shifts and suddenly you find you're on the wrong side of the coin.
There's not any easy answer to that that we can give you in a quick little discussion like that, but hopefully we at least raise awareness.
Anyways, so to shift gears a little bit once again, Harrison, you've done some digging into the French Revolution, kind of drawing some parallels and...
There's some applicable lessons that could be learned from the French Revolution, believe it or not, for our modern times.
So go ahead and lay out kind of the foundations for that.
Well, there's a lot of interesting things about the French Revolution.
First of all, we don't learn about the French Revolution in elementary school and middle school and high school.
I mean, you learn a little bit, right?
You learn about the reign of terror.
You learn about the guillotine.
You learn let them eat cake, even if you don't know what that means.
Mm-hmm.
And what that meant was everybody was asking for bread, and they said to the queen, they don't have any bread.
And the queen said, well, then they should just eat cake.
Obviously, she's so out of touch.
Anyway, we know these sort of cliché things about it, the storming of the Bastille, but mostly what it's known for is the reign of terror and the guillotine and blood flowing in the streets.
But people don't know how it got to that point, and that's sort of the most important part, because it was an incredibly...
It was a bloody event, and it got out of control slowly.
It was a slow progress.
There you see the guillotine being used, which at the time was actually a scientific invention that was put into place to make it more humane, because if you were doing beheadings with an axe or with a sword, or doing hanging, it was actually a little bit more gruesome.
Yeah, you could mess up.
Right, right.
This was something that didn't mess up.
It was actually a mechanization of...
Of murder in a lot of ways.
But the French Revolution, you know, so we don't learn about it very much.
We learn a lot about the American Revolution, which is great because it was awesome.
But the French Revolution is in a lot of ways a lot more applicable to like what's going on right now because the American Revolution was very clean cut, right?
You had a colony and you had their, you know, the empire that was ruling over them with an ocean in between.
And if you just sever that tie, it was easy, it was clean.
It was a clear distinction between the two.
Well, I would say most revolutions and the French Revolution took place within a single country where you had a population that actually had to live with each other during, before and after the revolution.
So...
That's sort of what we're going through right now, and that's why you get this bloody mess.
You don't have a clean break.
You have one side that would come into power, and they would try to eliminate all of their enemies, and they would do a pretty good job at it.
And then somebody else would come into power, and those people who had just, you know, set the table and set the precedent of you kill all your political enemies, well, suddenly they were the victims.
People might not realize what a revolutionary time that we live in is, but it really is.
And it's very similar to the French Revolution because the French Revolution, you have to understand, was a revolution of the people against a globalist ruling elite.
It was the nobility and the church who were literally an international network of elites that worked together to keep each other in power.
And actually, that was a big part of the French Revolution is you had things like the king literally like I don't know if he put on a mustache, but he was like pretended to be a coach driver because he was trying to escape France to get into Austria to get an army to go back into France to oppress his own people.
And the French had to stop him from doing that and like caught him at the border and sent him back and basically kept him in prison and obviously eventually killed him.
But but that was the the big clash was that you actually had this network of nobility that wanted to keep their power and internationally wanted to keep their power and were working together to keep down the people, essentially.
And so in the French Revolution, it all started with this thing called the Estates General, which was like a big Congress with a three estates.
So the three estates are the clergy, the nobility, and then what was called the third estate, which was everybody else.
And it was actually the third estate represented 95 percent of the people in France.
That was the merchants, the workers, the farmers, the peasants, everybody who wasn't the ultra rich nobility or or clergy, which, of course, meant the Catholic Church.
And so they had this this thing called the Estates General, where all three estates got together to try to solve a problem.
And they hadn't called one in over 100 years.
They called an assembly of the nobility to try to solve things, because at this point in time, in 1789, the finances were terrible.
France was basically totally bankrupt.
And so they got together to try to solve this problem.
They got together with the nobles.
They couldn't really work anything out.
So they called the Estates General for the first time in 100 years or so.
And they met in Versailles.
And it was only supposed to take a couple months or maybe even just a couple weeks to try to hammer out some agreements and do some financial shenanigans, and hopefully everything would be solved.
Well, nine months later, they're still in Versailles, and things have only gotten worse.
And they went...
Pretty sideways from like, I think like the second day, the third estate sort of went rogue and started demanding all these things because they were really mad.
I think one thing that should be noted is, people may or may not make the distinction, but you mentioned the globalist ruling elite in Europe.
They're all working together because...
They did.
I mean, all of the royalty in Europe was intermarried.
It was very incestuous in that nature that all of the countries had connections to each other in their royal lineage.
And it's very similar.
Obviously, that and the European Union are a different thing.
But it is similar in a sense that...
There is a united ruling class over Europe in that era just the same way that there is in Europe now through the European Union because there's this ruling political class in Brussels that has connections with each individual nation's leaders and they're beholden to the European Union over the people.
Right, and even if they're not necessarily colluding and watching each other's back or whatever, they at least recognize, hey, if this happens in France and this king gets overthrown and this whole system that we have established gets tossed aside, well, what's to stop I'm not even sure if it was Germany at this point, but proto-Germany.
What's to stop them from seeing what's happening in France and rising up and doing something similar to that?
So anyway, you have these three estates.
Things go wrong.
Basically, the big event that sort of changes everything and sort of applies to what's happening today is this move that happens nine months after the Estates General are called.
They actually move from Versailles to Paris.
So when they're in Versailles, all of these representatives who've been elected from their individual provinces, they all stay in group lodgings and they stay with people who are from their same province.
But after months of bickering and political intrigue and this sort of thing, the ties that bind them to their provincial neighbors weaken.
And by the time they move to Paris, which is what happened in October of 1789, when the king...
There's so much interesting stuff about the French Revolution.
But when they move to Paris...
Instead of grouping with provincial neighbors, they actually group with people who agree with them and vote like them and agree with them ideologically.
And that's how you get polarization.
And that's what we're seeing now, like, on the internet.
And it just, I mean, it makes perfect sense that if you're around people that think like you and vote like you and agree like you about everything, not only are you going to get extremism in that one direction, but there's going to be other people that think differently that are becoming extreme on the other level, and you get And extreme polarizations.
That's what happened.
And that's what leads to something like the bloody escapades of the reign of terror.
And that's what we're seeing now on social media.
I think Drudge called it the internet ghettos.
But what that is, is just a separation of people into their ideological groups.
And that's happening.
People do it on purpose when they only follow and choose to read about things that agree with their point of view.
And it also happens artificially how they try to feed you things that they think you're going to like and actually narrow your view down.
All of these algorithms that they have on Google and things, they don't expand your horizons.
They actually narrow them down and limit what you're able to see.
So that's what's happening now, and that's how you get extremism.
So when the group moved from Versailles to Paris, it not only had this split, you're also under the watchful eye of the extremely radical Parisians who were pretty much from the beginning radical liberals, which meant that the conservatives had to sort of watch their tongue because which meant that the conservatives had to sort of watch their tongue because everything they were saying was being watched by By the Parisian citizens who were not afraid to string you right up if you said the wrong thing.
So they were very careful to watch their tongue and couldn't say the wrong thing.
Sounds familiar.
And you had a lot of things going into this very chaotic and volatile environment that eventually led to the Reign of Terror.
And...
And one of the other things that happened when they moved to Paris is, it's sort of a piece of trivia, but I think it's really interesting because it's one of the things that we use every day, multiple times a day, dozens of times a day when you're working in a place like Infowars, and that's the distinction between left and right, how we say left meaning liberal and right meaning conservative.
Well, that comes from the French Revolution when they moved to Paris.
They actually started meeting in a place called the Minaj, which is the horse training grounds at the Tuileries Palace in Versailles.
Just like how they lodged with people that they were provincially neighbors with, the meeting hall that they met in Versailles was sort of a...
It was just sort of a big room or sort of a U shape, and everybody kind of sat everywhere.
Well, the menage, the horse training grounds, was split.
It was bleachers on one side, bleachers on the other, and a dead space in the middle.
And it just so happened that pretty much as soon as they started meeting there, the conservatives went to the right, the liberals went to the left, and that's still our etymology.
It's funny because people, number one, don't understand the history behind the left-right spectrum that we use, and that is where it comes from.
We do still use it today.
But it kind of brings up an interesting point because...
As much as BS as Keynesian economics is, but the boom-bust cycle is a good analogy for this because that's generally how political cycles go.
You can start out kind of in the center.
Everybody's kind of in the center.
There's a little left, there's a little right.
But then, you know, something happens and it pushes people more to the left, more to the right.
And people slowly get more and more to the right until they become so polarized that there is no center and interrupts into some sort of violence or revolution or whatever.
It reaches a boiling point where it boils over and then it calms down a little bit and it comes back to the middle.
And we're kind of seeing that now.
In a way, because we're seeing the rise of Antifa on the left, and you're seeing the rise of more radical far-right wing groups.
It's interesting, because I don't know how the U.S. is going to handle it, because we haven't been through something like that before.
I mean, we see it in...
Obviously, in the Soviet Union, prior to it being the Soviet Union, it got to that boiling point, and they overthrew the monarchy and instituted a far-left regime being the Soviet Union.
In Germany, due to the financial crisis and everything, we had Weimar Germany, which was extremely, extremely liberal and very degenerate.
And so we saw the rise of a radical right wing regime, the Nazis.
So it's very fascinating to see exactly where the U.S. will take this.
Hopefully it doesn't erupt and fall into a radical either side regime.
Hopefully, I'm really hoping that with Trump we see some balance brought to it.
Some, because it's being pushed very far to the right now.
Hopefully he got in there early enough that it will shift the Overton window back to the right and, you know, actually more to the center.
Well, it's just, you know, it's one of those things, you know, it is kind of like a feedback loop where it just gets more and more driven.
You know, every time it bounces back, it goes even farther that way until suddenly, you know, it's just all chaos where you have, you know, a very leftist liberal group and then, you know, you have the people on the right who come up against that and then a more extreme group on the left and then a more extreme group on the right and it just goes back and forth until suddenly, you know, you get Napoleon and an empire and, you know, just...
Bad news all around.
And that's why it frustrates me so much when When liberals or leftists or conservatives do things and they haven't thought, what if this is in the hands of somebody else?
I mean, it's a classic Trump thing where I'm so glad that Trump is in office because all these people who have always loved the expansion of governmental power are now suddenly freaking out that this power is in the hands of somebody who they don't like.
It's like, well, maybe if you'd been thinking about this the whole time, you wouldn't have let the expansion of the government increase.
You know, right.
So many times to get to this point that it is actually dangerous if somebody, you know, with the wrong intentions gets the reign of power.
And it's the same thing like when I think it was Harry Reid did the nuclear option or or whatever.
And and, you know, it got rid of the supermajority.
And now that's coming back to Biden in the butt.
So it's like, you know, you just have to think, just don't do anything that you wouldn't want your enemies to be able to do.
just like in the French Revolution, don't kill all of your political enemies because as soon as you're out of power, they're going to kill you.
It's super simple.
And so hopefully we can stop this feedback loop before it increases to the point that there is violence going on.
And luckily, I think it kind of has.
I mean, if you look over the last year or the last nine months since Trump was put into office, you don't have as many violent outbursts that we saw in the beginning of the year.
We went to where Chicken Man attacked us, that Antifa rally in front of the Capitol.
It was pitiful.
I mean, it was like 10 people.
It was like, I mean, the shot at the end is just this this tiny little parade barely making any noise as it sort of fades off in the distance.
That's that's kind of the best option we can hope for at this point.
And I want to give a shout-out to Mike Duncan and the Revolutions podcast, because this is where I really started learning about all this.
Very good podcast.
He did a history of Rome, too.
I think he's an Austin local, too.
But that's where really I learned about this.
I mean, it happened with the Rome podcast, too, where you're sitting listening to it going, man, it sounds like he's talking about America right now when he's talking about the fall of Rome.
Same thing happened with the French Revolution, where I'm just sitting there listening to him describe the French Revolution, just thinking he's just describing exactly what's happening now, just not quite.
There's weird consistencies between the French Revolution and what's happening now.
That don't really mean anything, but it's just kind of interesting to note, like, the reason they actually moved to Versailles was because of something called the Women's March.
I'm sorry, the reason they moved from Versailles to Paris was something called the Women's March on Versailles, which was where a ton of housewives in Paris who were sick of not being able to buy bread and were sick of the high bread prices.
Well, they carried pitchforks and brought cannons, and they forced the government out of Versailles into Paris so they could keep an eye on them.
So, yeah, there's an irony that's like, that's what a women's march can't accomplish when the stakes are real, and when you really want to accomplish something and you have a goal in mind, not just sort of the...
The show that they did to Trump where they just sort of...
Yeah, didn't really actually have any point to make because Trump has never done anything that is anti-woman as far as I can tell.
But anyway, it's just kind of interesting that this whole thing sort of...
It doesn't begin, but one of the major movements of it begins with a women's march, which is just another sort of historical consistency that is something else that you see brought up again.
And...
Anyway, for any of our viewers who are fans of history, if you haven't checked out the French Revolution, I highly recommend it because that's just the tip of the iceberg into things that you can learn about the modern day through the French Revolution.
Not just things that we use, like the left-right paradigm, but also just the way that the modern world was created.
I know I can ramble forever about something like the French Revolution, but one of the really interesting things is the French Revolution was really where you got the idea of a citizenry in arms.
I know there was a little bit of that in the American Revolution, and obviously that was a big part of it, was that it was citizens who were arming themselves.
But the French Revolution, you have to understand, in Europe, you had pretty much nothing but these nobles with a lot of money.
And they would often buy or if they ever needed to wage a war, they would just pay professional mercenaries.
A lot of times they were not even from their own country.
French people would use German mercenaries.
Everybody would use German mercenaries, actually.
But but that was it was small, private, professional armies.
And when the French Revolution happened, you had this a lot of turmoil within France, which other countries wanted to take advantage of.
But you also had this whole, oh, they're throwing off the nobility.
We have to stop this now before it spreads like a contagion to other countries.
And so you had all of these other countries invading France.
And for France to actually fight against that, they had to arm their own citizens and enlist their own citizens.
And so where before you had—before the French Revolution, major battles would have a couple thousand people get— Get killed and a little bit of land would get exchanged or whatever.
After the French Revolution, Napoleon, I think, is famous for saying, you know, I spend 30,000 lives a month.
I mean, it was like currency to him.
I mean, when you had millions of people in the field or tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people in the field, that all came about because of the French Revolution.
And you could really consider the French Revolution the first world war because it was, in a lot of ways, a world war was a conglomeration of all the other.
Yeah, and I forgot to mention sort of one of the reasons that I wanted to bring this up now.
I've been thinking about it for a while and sort of, you know, running through my head thinking, oh, I should do a segment on the French Revolution or whatever.
And then just this week or maybe last week, Owen Schroer on the War Room kept bringing up, you know, this idea of j'accuse, of this idea of with the sexual harassment things that you can just, an accusation is as good as a conviction.
And basically, if someone just accuses you of something, you're deemed guilty.
And obviously, in the French Revolution, this happened all the time.
Someone would just say, hey, you're not a true revolutionary.
I think that's probably one of the more terrifying aspects of where we're at right now.
The fact that anybody can make an accusation about, I mean, about a lot of different things, but primarily sexual crimes.
And those are the ones that will ruin your life.
You know, you can, if you get off...
If you get off for a murder, if they find you innocent, you can go on about your life.
It might be difficult, but you can go about it relatively normally.
Any other kind of crime, you can get away with if you're deemed innocent.
But with sexual crimes like that, you're just immediately found guilty in the court of public opinion, and there's not really any getting away from it.
I'm not complaining about this, but obviously there's where you have to register and then anytime you move, you have to go tell all your neighbors that you're something.
There's not a name, but if we have a call, I'd like to go ahead and...
Talk to somebody real quick before we get off here in about three or four minutes.
Is that a yes and no?
Alright, it looks like they're getting some info from somebody on the line.
But anyways, while we're sitting here...
Apparently, according to the Gateway Pundit, Time Magazine will name Linda Sarsour Person of the Year after she called for jihad against President Trump.
Speaking of migrants that want to destroy our nation and our culture...
Going into the presidency, he seemed like just the most...
As globalist puppety as you can get.
But apparently now he's been...
His party says that he's too undemocratic.
Yeah.
power among himself not for the elite I guess I don't know which isn't good either way but he apparently told a Moroccan asylum seeker you're not in danger go back to Morocco right and I don't know It's a great point.
The quiet one that's actually going through some crazy stuff, and there's a lot of talk about that.
But in France, I believe—you can pull the article on this—some academy or some academics just came out and said, hey, you know, the only way to prevent civil war in France right now is to establish a parallel justice system where you have the French justice system and an entirely independent justice system based, I guess, on Sharia, basically based on Islam.
And they're saying that's the only way to prevent civil war because at this point it's either— Give in or fight back.
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