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Now, in the first hour, I took some calls that disagreed.
Then David Icke was on.
Folks held.
We're going to go to you right now.
People that disagree, 800 2599 231.
I need to do this more.
Not just where people that disagree go to the head of the line because we don't screen your calls unless you volunteer that because it's always just a way for somebody to get to the head of the line.
I disagree with you.
The New World Order is worse than you say.
You know, it's stuff like that.
Or I know you're working for the Reptoids or, you know, whatever the joke is.
I'm talking about people that think this is a loving global government we have.
Or people that think it's good to have false flag terror attacks that are now admitted.
That's what we're talking about.
Then I'm going to get into our story that's up at drudgereport.com.
A lot of other big sites are picking it up.
Catching the bizarre TSA freeze security drill caught on camera.
We've got an initiative to expose what the TSA is up to.
Our crew went to the NSA a few days ago.
That aired on the nightly news last night.
We have some video of that.
Also, the analysis of Judge Dredd conditioning people for the police state and an update from the thought criminal who has now been charged in court for riding on the street with chalk here in the formerly free United States of America.
Now, the psychopath globalist run New World Order.
You know, I have like generals call me up and famous spies, and Alex, you need to lead the resistance.
And either it's a setup or they're not living in the real world.
I am here to try to give you full spectrum breakdown from different angles of what I believe is going on.
Okay.
Doesn't mean I have all the answers.
And then I believe in you enough that you're going to go out and take action and wake people up.
I didn't know that in Austin, the state police, if they see you who are operating in Austin, that's who I've found out's done it twice, will arrest children, women.
They don't care.
If they see kids playing hopscotch, you're going to jail.
Of course, they should just go to Target then and Walmart and HEB and arrest people selling it.
I mean, this is a system that wants to put the Amish behind bars because they're not criminals, who wants to, you know, but protect the government that runs the drugs and ships the guns to Mexico.
They attack you for, they arrest you for protesting on the streets of Austin now.
Even though they lose the court cases, they don't care.
It's the enemy.
It's got to be driven out of existence before the implosion.
They will follow orders until the edge of hell.
They would feed their children into wood chippers if ordered to.
I mean, it's that level of evil.
And they're not even evil themselves.
They're zombies.
They will follow orders right to Nuremberg, too.
Because they're zombies.
They're not real people anymore.
You talk to most, just the general public, they're not there.
Nobody's home.
So move on to those that aren't completely destroyed.
We don't laugh at the zombies.
We don't laugh at the jellyfish.
We're sad for them.
They'll be dead from cancer viruses and fluoride soon enough, anyways, and GMO.
You just have to move on and triage the victims.
It's like, oh, I'm sorry, you're destroyed.
When they smile at you with a demonic look on their face, that's a program.
It's a program.
They're in fantasy.
They watch cartoons as kids of the tough guys.
They watch pro wrestling.
They think it's real.
That's usually the type now they get as cops, and they believe that you're the bad guy and they're going to show you.
They don't know they've got a look of demon in their eye.
This is the new America.
We are a fallen, abortion loving, a partial birth abortion loving, 50 plus million babies we cut up.
So they're going to cut us up.
And they're going to cut up your pension funds and all the prosperity's gone.
It's gone.
You want it, you got it.
Replaced with the prosperity and the property and the health will be petty power trips where everyone from a toll booth attendant to a McDonald's employee can spy on you and henpeck you.
And that's the new sacrament.
Okay, I'm ranting.
We have to find people who haven't been put in the zombie state.
I mean, it really more and more comes down to that.
It comes down to consciousness and, and, and, and, People being spiritually blind.
I mean, you talk about solutions.
I'm going to go out as soon as I get the time and I'm going to draw freedom all over the street.
And if I get arrested, so what?
You know, I mean, that's the whole point.
Well, you could get arrested.
Well, yeah, I could live in a police state too if I don't stand up against this.
What's next?
Arresting you as a terrorist for protesting?
Oh, they do that now at the DNC.
And the Pentagon shows up in court and says, keep him in jail.
Protesting is terrorism.
And you're like, that sounds crazy.
They're getting you used to it.
This is, they're like, hey, we chop up babies.
It's not a human.
Oh, yeah, it's nine months old.
We could adopt it.
You know, if you had that baby and killed it yourself a week premature, we'd put you in jail, but we're going to chop it up now.
We're going to take your baby's blood at birth and put it in a DNA database.
We're going to do what we want, when we want.
We're going to give your kids inoculations without consent, even though it's illegal.
We're going to lie to you and say it's the law to take shots.
We're going to do what we want.
We're going to kill you and you're going to thank us for it.
There are hundreds of GMO studies on record.
They just came out more this week.
big major French government studies, you name it, U.S. studies, that these mainline GMO crops that kill the bugs that eat them, little tip, if corn or wheat kills bugs when they eat it, it has pesticide that naturally grows in it, that they accelerate a thousand times at least, and it kills bugs, it's going to kill you.
And you're going to get gut disorders and you're going to get cancer.
I mean, we're living in fruitcake land, folks, and I'm off the reservation.
I know it's the matrix.
I see it for what it is, and I'm beyond caring what they do to me physically because I am here to stand up for my species.
I will not just sit here and plug back into the matrix and go off into the hinterlands.
I'm going to, I got Simon in England and others, but let's go to Scott in North Carolina, then Simon.
Or if you don't believe in God, the universe, whatever.
But it becomes a cop out.
I mean, listen, if we won't stand up against it, when the UN last year in India alone, with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funding, 67,000 children were given weaponized polio that paralyzed them or killed them.
And they've got us to the point where it was just in the news like, yeah, we gave 67,000 it.
It's no big deal, though.
You know, Earth, but we've got to stick our hands down your pants because terrorists killed a couple thousand.
I mean, it's all just pure bull.
I mean, are you saying you don't believe that there are dangerous psychos running the world government right now?
I don't disagree with you about much, but there's one thing where I think the globalists have been hoodwinked as well as perhaps yourself being misguided.
And it's about the HIV/AIDS story.
I'll quote from a review by Mike Adams on Natural News.
He talks about this film, House of Numbers, which has really broken the certainty that anybody has that there is either that there is a virus at all or that the virus is harmful.
And he says essentially being labeled HIV positive is a tactic being used around the world to scare people into buying more high profit AIDS drugs.
I'm in England, which is famous for having a very strong culture for defamation.
And yet I'm happy to say that Robert Gallo, Who committed academic fraud when he published the papers saying that he'd found this virus?
And I actually wonder whether the globalists they were thinking, oh, great, great, this virus has come along, but he kind of got one over them as well.
Well, look, I mean, it's not fun to get arrested, but I mean, if you can't draw political slogans on city sidewalks, which has always been protected, and they call that vandalism, see, they're misappropriating something to falsely charge you.
It's like they say it's the law to take vaccines.
No, they falsely kicked you out of school for something that isn't the law, that's a policy that by law they've got to give you a waiver to.
Then they trigger when they kick you out truancy and come arrest you or your parents for that.
It's all a fraud.
It's a syndicate.
It's a conspiracy of color of law, civil rights violation.
And all the codes are there.
And they've got walnut brains with ADIQs that probably can't tie their shoelaces that will arrest you for it.
And it's all got to be rammed through these criminal courts.
Here's a great example.
The video's up at Infowars.com.
Infowars reporters are confronted by NSA.
They were already going to be down there fighting RFID, the kids got to wear it at the government training camps that they track them outside school with as well.
So I said, why don't you go by the NSA?
And I said, give them the court ruling.
where the NSA lost a lawsuit in Maryland saying you can't videotape and give them this ACLU fact sheet.
Now, the San Antonio Express News and the other San Antonio paper, the Weekly, they had their cameras taken and erased.
And we have that linked in our story.
When our people had the sunglasses, they could see, to use the they live analogy, the cops and the federal NSA people said, okay, you can go.
We put you in our database trying to intimidate, but the point is you can go because they understood.
You're the ones that are criminals spying on us without warrants and protecting your precious Al Qaeda.
We know you're illegal, you're criminal, you work farm banks.
We're exposing your giant criminal centers all over the country.
And you're the terrorists.
You stage 9 11 so you can go right to Hades.
When we come back, I'll mention it's on our government.
The millions that work for it might be Americans and might not be bad guys, but the system's run by El Diablo.
You're not supposed to just get happy about Homeland Security checkpoints with TSA now on the highway.
And police being federalized and all of this.
I'm supposed to just, hey, it's good.
By the way, if you think I'm joking, we put up the video on screen of your prisonplanet.tv viewer of FEMA teaches police that founding fathers were terrorists.
You can just search that term and find the video that a firefighter sent us of FEMA teaching them that.
And we have the training manuals.
Obviously, the bad guys teach that.
Are we saying the entire system's bad?
No, not at the bottom, at the top.
Our country is rotting and it will collapse.
Those of you that love tyranny, you're going to get everything you want.
Well, I found myself agreeing with you while I was listening.
You mentioned Title 18, 241 and 242, and also Title 42, 1983 and 1985.
However, oftentimes you're talking about how Obama wants to take our guns away, or the TSA is acting with unwarranted searches, and that this violates the law.
Like I said, I have Crohn's disease that I developed five years ago because of genetically modified food where my intestines interrupted and I would turn septic and had to have treatment for the last three years.
We have a bunch of crooks that want a dominated society so they can control human development in charge.
And it's that simple.
And you can disagree about how bad things are with me, but people that are still denying there's no world government when they now admit it, it's just so silly.
I mean, here's Hillary Clinton, and I'm going to go to a call from Kim, New York Times.
Clinton suggests linked to Al Qaeda offshoot in deadly Libya attack.
I mean, they give all these different narratives.
They put Al Qaeda in.
That's how dumb they think you are.
And still, the number one story in America is NFL reference.
NFL referees agree to deal with league to end lockout.
And I've got a guest on about the fraud that is sports and how most of it's rigged now.
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Kim in Georgia, you disagree.
Go ahead.
unidentified
Yes, Mr. Jones, first time caller.
Thank you for talking to me.
Been listening to you for a couple of weeks.
Isn't it pretty much common knowledge that history repeats itself and that every superpower empire has destroyed itself from the inside out?
The churches twist the Bible and teach that, you know, the The beast wages war against the saints and overcomes them.
But through that is the other, the next mass awakening that happens.
But God's people will challenge the evil.
They won't go along with it.
That's why they teach the rapture and all this is so people stand down.
And so people go along with it, thinking they're going to have a golden rope come down and God's going to pull them up there.
There's like a room up there with Captain Kirk and they're beaming people up and down.
I mean, all of our Christian ancestors didn't get beamed out.
They had to go through absolute hell, many of them killed.
Almost all the disciples were executed.
I've seen preachers on TV now and in church teaching that Christians were wrong to say no to Caesar and to be thrown to the lions.
I mean, they teach abomination apostasy because the churches are now government whorehouses.
Does that answer your question?
unidentified
I suppose, but just playing a devil's advocate, since I've been listening to you, I've bought over a thousand rounds of ammunition and I signed up for e foods and all that.
So I was just playing a devil's advocate to see what you would tell me.
I am your host, Rex Jones, and I have to remember to say it's the new American Journal.
So I know you guys have been waiting here for a little minute.
I appreciate you.
I want to give you show updates and kind of formatting.
I want to let you know how this is going to work and how this is going to go moving forward.
So Monday is going to be the day that I do solo out of the week because I need my solo practice.
And if you don't do solo practice, then you start to, you're not as good a performer.
You know, you're not able to project as well.
You kind of rely on having your guest host or just a host in general.
I don't want to just do that.
I want to do like one on one shows with you guys.
That being said, in doing a daily show, the most essential thing to do, which I learned at InfoWars, which everyone learned at InfoWars, is to have the best guests, the best callers, the best people.
So, four days out of the week, there's going to be a guest host.
It's going to be Tim on Tuesdays, kind of carrying over the spirit of what we were doing on the American Journal Original on the InfoWars network, where Not today.
We're a little behind the eight ball on it, but we'll have a deep dive for you.
Of course, we're going to take your calls today.
We're going to do news blitz, talk about things.
I know Tim will have some videos.
I know he'll have some grander point that he wants to make, but I got a lot on my mind.
So we're going to have fun today.
And then Wednesday and Friday, it's going to be Anthony Graffio.
And also, the way this is going to work is it's not going to be a full three hour with the guest host.
Okay.
It's going to be me and the guest host will come on for two hours.
So Tim will come on.
From 9 to 11 or from 8 to 10, whatever the schedule is, whatever.
Kind of the same thing with Anthony Graffio.
That's just how it's going to work.
That's how it's going to kind of progress moving forward.
And I've just, I just want to give a shout out again to Austin.
Like, you know who you are.
If you're cool with me saying your X handle, I'll start giving it out.
But I've got a really phenomenal dude who is just getting out of school now and is helping me with so many things like the intros that you're seeing, the Alex Jones montages.
I mean, it, It warms my heart and it also inspires me and shows me the direction that we need to go with like the art style and the media and just like everything we do advertisement, sponsorship, memberships, promotions, all of it.
Like it truly was such a beautiful system that my dad built.
And I think, you know, this saying, like people say, like he's forgotten more than you'll ever know.
Like nowhere is that more true than my dad.
I was going through my closet today.
I was like, what am I going to wear?
Because, like, usually I wear like a polo shirt or something, or just like a collared shirt that's fun.
Like a Hawaiian shirt in the spirit of Larry Johnson.
But, you know, I just, after the InfoWars, like RIP, after the public execution or whatever it is, after the throw into purgatory, the merch is just so cool now.
Like, I love having the amount of merch that I have.
I have so many shirts.
I probably have like 50, and it's really incredible.
And, you know, like I put that painting up online and people got freaked out by it and whatever.
I have a hard time parting with any one of these shirts ever.
I was looking through, I was like, huh, maybe I can just let some t shirts go.
And I'm like, nah, these are just too special to me because I know the design, I know the era, I know when it was made, I know why it was made.
It's a lot deeper to me, honestly.
Even this shirt with the meme compilations, all those different photos of my dad and stuff, it used to be on the Alex Jones store.
I don't think you can buy it anymore.
Yeah, limited edition.
I guess now I'm dripped out in designer, vintage designer.
And you all are too, probably.
I probably have so many people in here.
That got something on the old store.
And like, that's the thing.
And I had a guy come in yesterday and he was like, Hey, man, really like the show.
It was on one of my posts that had like less comments on or whatever.
So he knew I would notice it.
And he says, Hey, man, listen, kind of talking about stuff we all know about already.
I want you to cover new stuff, blah, blah, blah.
We're going to get to that.
Okay.
This show is a work in progress.
I'm working on getting better every single time I come in here.
That's an incremental thing.
It's going to be exponential once we reach a certain point.
And I would argue that's already started to happen.
They burned down my home, it burned down my village.
I can't go back there anymore.
So I like thinking about it.
I like the old AJ clips.
I'm going to have so many different montages for you guys.
We're going to go do stuff out in the field.
Like, I was watching that clip because I was watching live, the intro live with you guys as well.
Because I was using the bathroom.
I had to go to the bathroom.
I had to take a shower as well.
I was like, you know what?
Yesterday, I didn't take a shower and I came on stream.
I look like a greasy pig.
So maybe today I won't look like a greasy pig.
I'll go take a shower, whatever.
I'm listening to live.
And he's like, you know, I should just go down to the sidewalk and write freedom on the sidewalk.
You know, I'd love to do stuff like that.
I think I am going to start doing stuff like that.
That I think it's really important.
It also reminded me like, I haven't thought about the magazine in a very long time.
I saw a stack of them a few years ago, I was like, wow!
But we used to have Infowars magazine, and I'll have to.
Um, there's got to be a digitized format of one that's been uploaded.
If someone has that, um, like, at me about it, I'll send you a free product of your choice.
If you have like the digital save magazine, just at me under like the Twitter post.
And my point with that is just like, there's so much independent art that we created.
And the cool thing about AI is you can now do that yourself on a grand scale.
But the thing is, you have to have the AI editing tools plus the real world editing knowledge and just a lot of trial and error, a lot of history, or a lot of really good mentors.
And I think I'm going to have the rare and beautiful opportunity of creating something new.
And of course, just like anything new, it's always old, right?
Like it's always just an old concept that's been brought into the modern era.
But I can't believe, after watching all those videos, Of my dad and whatnot, and making the compilations.
And Austin did most of that, but I sent him a ton for source material.
It's really crazy.
No one's gotten it right.
Like, besides him, of course, like everyone else you see doing it, it's a cheap knockoff.
And that's not to diss anybody's content or whatever.
I hate that word.
Media, media, not content.
I need that.
Media, not content.
Media, not content.
Exactly.
Human, not influencer, media, not content.
Great shirt.
But when I see other people's media or content or whatever, like, you know, I think Fuentes does a good job of doing the style justice.
He just doesn't run ads and he's even got the edits and all of it.
Like, that's InfoWars.
That's probably the closest you could get, just being like true to the spirit of the original intellectual property.
Someone like Sam Hyde is a bit interesting because, of course, he predates like Golden Era InfoWars.
But at the same time, I think that the, uh, I think the influence cannot be denied.
I think you look at a show like Hyde Wars, for example, and just all these other things.
I mean, basically, anybody that has what appears to be a TV room or a TV set, and they're either reading live chat or they're reading or they're taking calls or doing live reads for things or products.
Like my dad started all that.
People go, people are doing advertisements for your father was around, son.
Yes, absolutely.
My dad was the first person to do it on the internet, basically, among the first 100 people of any substance to do it, and really probably among the top 10 of.
So, look at Rogan.
Who was Rogan inspired by?
He was inspired by that other guy with the podcast show, but he was also inspired by my father.
So, just so many interesting things to look at from that perspective.
And I really did this thing with my pen.
I did this thing with Sean Kelly, and he's got like a broadcasting show he does on YouTube and stuff.
And I think I'm going to do something again with him soon because he's coming to Austin in a couple of weeks.
And I've really been working on this.
I got a little Google Doc where I'm kind of kicking things around.
I want to talk about alternative media and what it truly means and what it truly is and the art form that originated back in the late 90s.
Early 2000s.
And I think I can do a good job elucidating that for people.
And my point with all of that, my point with saying all of that is how do we let the guy that creates the model, like the Wright Brothers plane type of thing, how do we let that guy suffer and get tortured and the public doesn't defend him and doesn't say, hey, I may disagree with the guy, but he's a legend.
He's been on air for 32 years.
They shut him down, they chopped his legs off, they bragged about it.
How is any of that okay?
And I know I'm doing Alex Jones apologetics now, but I'm just doing it from a different perspective.
It's like the founder of a genre, the voice that launched a thousand ships.
And then we just go, ah, invalidate.
You said mean thing about person, a billion dollar judgment.
And you might say, well, that's a mischaracterization.
You know, you're talking bad about people that, you know, something really bad happened to them and they lost their children.
They had a guy and he came on, he lied about it, right?
That's what you're going to say.
And I'd say, well, people lie on cable news all the time.
They lie and get us into wars.
They get Americans killed.
They get Iranians killed.
They get Palestinians killed.
They get Israelis killed.
They get Lebanese killed every single day.
Literally millions of civilians dead because they pushed the WMD lie.
Jesse Waters goes on primetime TV and says that they didn't bomb the school.
So, how is denying a mass casualty event in one context?
Fine and totally good, actually.
It's rewarded.
You're rewarded by society because you're a part of the power structure, your establishment, your empty suit, you're paid.
But when an original guy, when the little man steps out of line, makes a little mistake, and that's what it is a little fucking mistake.
Fuck you, people.
It's a little mistake.
It's fucking small.
It's nothing compared to actual murder, actual death.
My father is not Adam Lanza.
But I just lay all that out for you.
I just, I don't see the level of public outrage that really is demanded and required when you, uh, When you kill a legend like this, it's not okay.
And my dad's going to be all right.
My dad has miraculous regenerative capabilities like Wolverine.
He can heal from basically anything, but they took a lot of years off his life, literally and metaphysically.
And I just, it's not okay.
And I just, I want to start off today.
And that's kind of my monologue, kind of what I've been thinking about kicking around in my head is like, I'm trying to do this for real.
And I've been going back.
To look for inspiration.
I've been going back to watch the old shows of the 2000s, the 90s, the 2010s, and see what that true zeitgeist spirit was about.
Because you can go watch an old Rogan episode.
You can go watch an old episode of My Dad.
You could even go watch an old episode of PBD.
Things were different, especially during that golden era, 2015 to 2018.
And before that, what went wrong?
And of course, I think we know what the answer is Trump.
And because even though our intentions were genuine, our intentions were pure.
They're wrapped up in a corrupt and evil person that we didn't know the truth about.
Or maybe we're willing to overlook it.
Maybe we didn't want to scratch the wall.
And that's the real mistake that I don't want to make again.
Going to make personal mistakes, going to make spiritual mistakes, going to make health mistakes, going to make wealth mistakes, whatever.
But I don't want to hitch my wagon to another political candidate or another political party because I just don't believe in it.
And I just don't believe in them.
And I am rooting for, as I've said, and I know that sounds black pill.
It's like, wow, you agree with Andrew Wilson.
It's like, it's Trump and the Democrats, or it's nothing.
Well, you know, there is some truth to that if we continue to live in this cold and evil and dark world.
And that's why I think my dad riding freedom on the sidewalk is such a powerful thing.
And why I'd like to do that and just start getting people to do that everywhere is like, can't we demand these things?
Can't we demand justice?
Can't we use our voice?
Can't we do something other than being on this all day?
Can't we do something different?
Seriously.
Like, I made a serious business decision to downsize and to cut a lot of costs.
And it's going to hurt me to do it in the short term, just opportunity wise.
But Long term, it's going to allow me to go 100% all in with y'all and to really focus on what we're doing here.
So, like, it's a powerful thing to have enough control in life to be able to go on a mission like this and sail a ship and go wherever I want.
I just want to say thank you to you guys because without your support, without everything that y'all have done, especially sharing the streams, that's the number one thing, I couldn't be here right now.
And the growth of the show has been truly amazing.
I also want to shout out Tim.
Of course, he'll be here in a little while, but without Gray Area, without getting started, without getting in motion, I wouldn't have done any of this.
So, very, very cool.
And we're very excited to do Gray Area now Tuesday morning, Thursday evening, Sunday evening.
So, that's the new schedule for that.
And then, of course, four other shows with me and then me and Anthony Graffio during the week.
So I've got more stuff I want to cover that's domestic because I've been talking about the war.
Like all the time, all the time, all the time.
And until it fully restarts, I'm just going to calibrate.
I'm going to keep watching like Judge Napolitano and Glenn Deeson and Dialogue Works, and I'm just going to chill out.
And when Larry Johnson tells me, or when Lawrence Wilkerson tells me it's time to like get back into monitoring the situation, quote unquote, like 12 hours a day, I will.
But look at this, right?
So, new Iran threatens to enrich uranium to 90% weapons grade if attacked again by US or Israel.
Now, They are a threshold nuclear power, a threshold nuclear state.
And this is the thing it's kind of like Schrodinger's nuclear weapon, right?
Because they have more than enough enriched uranium.
I think they have enough to make 10 bombs, right?
But they have chosen not to go there deliberately because they know when they go there, they will immediately be nuked.
Okay.
So the real thing that you have to understand about the Iran war is that if they make a nuke, if they threaten to use one, that is what America and Israel want.
Because America and Israel, just as doomed as Iran is, if they make a nuclear weapon, Israel and America are doomed if Iran sticks to conventional weapons.
So, I don't even know if this is true.
I know it's true because it's DMT, but if this comes from an American source, I don't buy it.
But if this comes from the Iranians, I do buy it.
Of course, they have to threaten something, but this war really is a giant game of demonic chicken.
And it's really, really sick stuff, folks.
It's really disturbing.
So, just we got that volcano smoldering.
You know, it's like the one at Yellowstone.
What's that thing called?
All right, trivia question.
Trivia question number one for the show today What is the volcano called at Yellowstone National Park?
Winner gets a discount code.
I am actually not sure what it is, but look at this.
Just to carry on, I'm not going to spend too much time on the war.
Check this out.
So, this is pure distilled boomer bait.
This is like smoking off oil, smoking crack for boomers.
And this isn't to insult any of the wise elders that are in my audience.
I'm going to call you a wise elder, not a boomer.
Length of wars Afghanistan war 543, that's weeks, Iraq war 457, and Vietnam.
439, US Civil War, 209, World War II, 196, Korean War, 161, War of 1812, 139.
Trump on the first day, March 28th, and I was beefing with people about this, all they would do on X is when he called this out for what it was on day one, hour one, on minute one, what they would say is 1973 war powers that boy.
The 1973 War Powers Act.
And Andrew Wilson, I'm sorry to keep bringing him up, but Andrew Wilson pretended not to know what it was.
He pretended to be someone that's like highly educated on geopolitics and didn't know what the 1973 War Powers Act was.
Now, to be fair, I got the days wrong.
I thought it was 90 days and not 60 days, but he pretended to not even know what it was.
But keep in mind, Trump admitted that it was a war.
But now in his message to the public, you got to think about this like a fireside chat.
He's telling the people that it's an excursion.
So that's the first level of propaganda.
Second level of propaganda, you see how this is a bar graph that's been flipped on the Y axis, or I guess on the X axis, which is now on the Y axis.
See, that's a bar graph there.
You see how Iran excursion is in a red box that is a different color than everything else on there.
You got kind of green, gold.
I'm kind of colorblind.
I don't know what that is on the top.
You got black, you got blue, and you got red.
All right.
Now that's meant to draw your attention.
When I use red on a website, like on a sale button or on like a discount code button, I'm trying to incentivize people to like believe in the product or to get the product.
Number three, of course, is the bar graph is inverted.
Right.
So he's like, the war is actually in the negative.
We're negative six weeks because it's not a real war.
We've been at war for 47 years.
So, Trump, if the Iran excursion, Is six weeks and it's in the negative and it's a good thing.
If that's truly what you're selling us here, then how have we been at war with them for 47 years, you bitch ass MIGA?
Can someone explain this to me?
Like, this is a lie.
This is like everything about this is a disgusting, disturbing lie.
There's like four layers of propaganda in here, and it's such a simple graphic, right?
But in the simplicity lies the trap.
And they know that most Americans over 54% read at or below a sixth grade level.
They cannot read a Harry Potter book.
All right.
And we're going to get into that because he posted another meme.
I'll just probably go to that next.
Of the Democrats, Democrats swimming in sewage at the Washington Monument.
I mean, guys, like, if I don't get to have grandkids because I'm dead, if I don't get to have grandkids because I can't feed my kids, if my kids can't have a job, if my kids can't have a country, and then you do the chuckle buddy thing of, well, this is not the Democrats and the quaps because you could say Democrat, you could say Democrat.
So, this is kind of the web that they bait the boomer into or they trap the boomer into.
And they use two emotions that they kind of bounce them back like a ping pong ball.
So, look at this.
They use self righteous anger and pride like this.
Like, you know, it's not a war, it's an excursion.
Oh, look how much shorter it is, and all these other ones.
It's not even short.
It's in the negative.
It's all good.
It's all okay.
It's all fine.
Because, well, I guess they use ignorance first, right?
They use ignorance.
And then you're programmed by this graphic to accept it all and think that it's all okay.
And then you've got this.
And this is what I meant by the pride and the self righteousness.
Well, at least I'm not a Democrat or a Democrat.
Oh, I even made it better.
I said, I said, Democrats, because like it's a sewage reference.
We just call you, Dummaquette.
You, Dummaquette.
You stupid.
I smile.
I swamp.
I swamp.
I in charge.
Ooh, I got it.
I got it.
We got to get the soundboard cooking because I need Imperial March and I need the liberal, liberal, liberal thing that my dad did.
I'm literally five years old.
I can't read anything more intense than the magic treehouse.
And I do have to say, my propaganda has been working phenomenally.
Let me tell you, every person over the age of 85 is voting for Donald Trump.
Trump, even the Democrats, because they love Israel.
I love Israel.
Now we're all friends.
I really think you're stupid enough to look at an AI image and excuse your gas price being $6.
Six, seven, six, seven.
The kids say six, seven.
They think it's fun.
How about your gas being six, seven?
Like that's what we face.
That's what we deal with here.
And you see how it's very sophisticated.
And look how simple this is.
Big text.
Afghanistan, that's kind of a big word, but they kind of probably know what it means because they saw cable news 20 years ago.
I mean, you don't have anything here that's complicated, right?
The most complicated thing is the Twitter handle in the Afghanistan war.
And then you go over here, dumbocrats love Sue Edge.
So that's like, you know, like four or five different syllables, right?
And I'm bad at that.
People go, Richard with all the syllables.
Okay, if I fucked it up, I fucked it up.
I'm good at English.
All right, I'm a very good reader.
So, Democrats love sewage.
And you see, that's all it takes.
And then this is what you're arguing against when people's brains, when you talk about genocide, when you talk about war crimes, talk about spending, and they go, well, the war is short.
It's not even a war.
Oh, it's actually shorter than any war ever.
And then it's been going on for 47 years.
And if you don't think so, you're a Democrat.
You swim in sewage at Washington Monument.
Excellent job, my minion.
Excellent job.
Remember to buy your Trump phone, Trump cell phone.
I mean, what would it take to spend, I don't know, $40 to buy, you know, like some sort of decent, half decent Android phone from China and then just send that out to people painted gold?
They can't even do that.
Like, that's how much.
And it's not even like, here's the thing.
If it was like a skewed grift where you still got something and they made a ton of, like, think about it.
If Trump stopped the wars, if Trump made some sort of like positive, like, trade deal, peace deal with like Russia or China, if Trump did something that was really cool, really based, Trump actually did mass deportations, but then, you know, they're grifting, they don't sell you a phone, they do a crypto, shitcoin, rug pull, whatever.
Do you really care?
You know, I'd like to think that I would still care, but honestly, I got back into this because I'm anti murder.
I think killers should be killed.
That's what I believe, right?
And I thought that Trump shared that belief in that I am a total fool.
And that's why I wear my clown costume for you when I do my little dance.
I hope that you enjoy it, by the way.
But let me find this because it's just so crazy.
And I heard about this and I was just like, this is never going to happen.
Is someone that's been a part of the power structure.
And they're in the in club, they know somebody that's got money, so they're going to be okay.
And this really pisses me off and makes me sick because we're not those people and we get treated like those people.
But, you know, that's who the lawyers are.
That's who the Sandy Hook families are who got $73 million or $71 million from Remington.
He got $2 million wrong.
We'll sue him for a billion because he lied about us.
Fuck you.
Fuck you, people.
Enjoy your blood money.
You sued the gun company.
I'm sorry to go back to it.
It just pisses me off.
Forgive me.
Because here's the thing I shouldn't be sweating and dying out here right now.
I worked when I was a little kid.
So I wouldn't have to work now.
That's what I thought.
I thought I'd be retired.
And I was like, you know, a little kid when I was working there, when I was like 16, 17, I was like, I'll do this for a few years and then I'll be able to rest.
This is all I've ever done.
Look at this, guys.
They want to tell you this is okay.
They want to tell you to accept this for you and your wallet, you and your family.
I'm kind of tired of that, guys.
Kind of tired of it, kind of done with it.
But let's go to more.
I don't want to roast the quartering.
We go ahead and play this because here's the thing I think he was taken out of context.
I don't want to play this one too because it's short.
We'll find the longer one.
I think me and Tan will probably do that on Thursday or whatever.
But Dan Bilzerian's point, I don't want to do him a disservice.
So, like, I'm going to go ahead and make his point for him.
Is he saying, look, I said that the only war worth fighting would be against Israel because, like, there's no other justification for a war.
Like, the war in Russia, Ukraine is not justified.
These other wars are not justified.
But you have prisoners being raped.
You have children being killed in the tens, if not hundreds of thousands.
You have starvation.
You have food, water, electricity used as weapons.
And This is the thing is like, that's what the Nazis did.
Like, it's Nazi behavior, right?
So, if you're against, and this is the thing, Dan's against Jewish supremacy.
I'm also against Jewish supremacy.
So, I think that was a salient point to make.
But I'll wait to play his full clip for a little while.
I'll wait to do that.
Good grief.
Oh, this is what I was looking for.
So, look at this.
This is another key example because we just talked about the propaganda.
We talked about this.
We talked about this.
This, to tie it all together, is who it's built to work on.
Okay.
Now you can look around the room here, and I zoomed in on faces just to be sure.
Even the cops are senior citizens.
The youngest person here is probably like 70 years old.
And that's the constituency.
Because here's the thing about people like this here's the thing about people like this.
All these people show up to the fucking polls to vote.
Dang it.
I said the curse words.
They show up to the polls to vote, guys.
They show up and represent for the empire.
And that's why, even though they're diminished, even though there's not as many of them as there used to be, even though there's more people that are waking up, they know that if they can funnel enough money into political ads like this, that people like this that were around for the invention of the color TV and the subsequent hypnosis involved, that watch men land on the moon and watch us win all these wars, that's what you're up against, guys.
And so, older population, you're not boomers, you're elders.
If you watch me, you're legends and you're respected.
This is a particular mental illness in the country, you know, just like there are many mental illnesses among my generation.
And we want to heal all these people.
We want to protect all these people, we want to uplift all these people.
But the people have to wake up to the fact that they're being used.
This is like he's like the nanny goat, you know, he's in charge and he's been put in charge by the farmer and he's farming their votes.
That's what this is.
Wake up, people.
Wake up.
I'm going to throw this letter from Massey up.
I'm going to take a little sip of caffeine here.
Today, for the caffeine selection, we have yerba mate mint flavor.
The ingredients an infusion of filtered water, organic yerba mate, organic peppermint leaf, organic spearmint leaf, organic agave syrup, organic lemon juice concentrate, fair trade ingredient.
When I get a voice coach and when I stop smoking cigarettes, which I need to do, You guys are going to really see just how good I can be because that was horrible.
But I can tell I can get better at reading stuff.
So I'll read this to you now.
Dear fellow Kentuckian, our farmers and their farmland are under threat from land developers and data center manufacturers purchasing up our land, spoiling our soil, and draining our water supply.
Appalachia and our rich lands in Kentucky have become a primary target for billion dollar corporations that have been flooding Washington, D.C. with their lobbyists and checkbooks.
Seeking easier and faster ways to pull the land out from under our families who have labored in the fields and fed our generations for nations or fed our nation for generations.
Just like the other month, or just the other month, the special interest groups use their leverage in the House Judiciary Committee to attempt to force a bill through Congress that would have granted liability immunity to data center developers, a special carve out in the law afforded to no other industry.
And I'll just pause there for a second.
Why is that?
Why do they get to skirt regulation?
Why do they get to To cut costs?
Why do they get to hire and fire people the way they do?
Very simple, folks.
It's a military operation.
And that's why all the big tech companies now have an executive in their company that is appointed like a U.S. military officer.
They become one, right?
That's why they get the approval.
I think it's Larry Ellison's facility.
I don't want to misquote it.
It's one of the monsters, okay?
One of the demons, the Salt Lake City facility, five months instead of five years.
Oh, it was Kevin O'Leary.
And Kevin O'Leary, he does the carpetbagger thing.
I'm like, well, you see, I got to get like a Colonel Sanders hat or something.
Well, you see, here's the thing I am an environmental studies major.
I have a degree, I have a bachelor's degree in environmental studies.
I was working on my master's, it didn't work out.
And I say, this data center, this data center over here, I say it's totally fine.
He got the ducks, he got the lizards, everything.
Everything's all fine.
We're just going to use more potable water than 7,000 homes.
We're going to use it every day.
It's going to be subsidized.
You're going to pay for it.
And then you're sitting there as an American citizen.
What does someone from Utah call themselves?
A Utonian?
A Mormon.
What does someone from Utah call themselves?
A Mormon.
But you're sitting there as an American and you're like, This is a Canadian billionaire that's literally coming like the guy that comes in the Lorax to rape the earth.
And we just all put up with it.
There's not public outrage.
I mean, here's the thing there's something powerful about this data center issue that we can build off of because it's environmental.
Okay.
And on the left, they really, really don't like that carbon.
All right.
We kind of like the carbon.
We think we're carbon based life forms.
We think we're the carbon that they want to reduce, all that stuff.
But.
If they care about the water, which we also care about, if they care about the air, which we also care about, how about this?
How about, you know, kind of as the left and the right are coming together on the basis of, oh, I forgot, Tim, I forgot you were coming.
You scared the shit out of me.
Kind of like the left and the right are coming over on the basis of like anti colonialism, anti imperialism, and protecting people's rights, kind of in Ukraine and in Gaza.
We could come together on environmentalism because these data centers literally rape the earth.
There is no reason for us to live in a world where we have to deal with situations like a Canadian billionaire coming and drinking a lake.
You shouldn't be living in that society.
So I'll read the rest of the Massey thing and then I'll be joined by Tim here in a second.
And like, that's the goal with all of this is like, we have morning show, we have Evening show live, sometimes multiple times a day, like on a Thursday, for example, where you could catch me in the morning.
Yeah, be careful with that one.
We catch me in the morning and then catch both of us in the evening.
And then, of course, on Tuesday, we're going to be doing this in the morning.
And this is going to be, I'm streaming on all the accounts right now.
Well, the thing is, is like, I have a binder in there and it's not that complicated.
I'm kind of pissed because I know there used to be a lot more in it, but you know, it's just all the different backgrounds they have up on the TVs, right?
Because you see my dad's studio, like my dad's old studio, the InfoWars one, like how many TVs they have on those walls?
Like, and that's because, like, when I tried to do the green screen, I didn't have it move.
I had to be a static background.
Right.
Because to truly do like the moving wave patterns and the really intricate graphics, you have to have like the LED panel behind you or the TV behind you.
But they didn't even figure that out.
So it's been cool to kind of go back to the primitive days, the original days of InfoWars, where it was just that static image.
Honestly, the biggest thing that's on my mind today, guys, it really is like I was joking around the consumer sentiment, but like I actually am, that's all that's been on my mind, to be honest.
It just shows like, you know, people, and I always say this people are just people.
And we have these very complicated systems that, like, we all stand on the shoulders of giants.
Like, everyone that's working on planes now, they do that because some guys in North Carolina or Ohio, excuse me, from Ohio decided they could make a plane, right?
So, when that knowledge gets lost or just like gets ignored and they're like, well, we can save more money doing XYZ and they phase out the people, I think that's the problem we're dealing with.
Let me bring this full circle for you because you are making a good point here.
Also, another problem that's going on in the industry and not just the aerospace industry and all the industries and why you're seeing quality go down.
Across all the sectors for specific things is because of the fact that there has been a brain drain of people who used to be.
It used to be that you go to a company, you work there for a very long time, and you typically retire from that place.
We're getting away from that now.
Now, the schedule is you go into a company, it's more profitable for you to switch jobs every two to three years.
We had people leave that had been there for 10 years, 15 years.
Guys who are like older, they're like forcing their own retirement because of what's happening in the economy and the pressure that's being put down on the rest of the people who are still trying to work.
Well, they're cutting corners on everything because they want to maximize profitability because these companies went public and they have to appeal to the shareholder.
You know, Snapples, they used to be like that metal container, the glass container used to have some real weight to them, and now it's a Now it's this plastic squishy thing.
Yeah.
I mean, look, that's what's happening in the industry.
And it is just sad because, you know, I'm watching the companies.
I've gone from several different companies.
And the only reason why I've left the company is because of the fact that there's no upward mobility or the ability to compensate you for what's happening in inflation.
And I think that's what's forming the new political movement.
I want to read this statement from MTG.
This is reposted by Joe Kent.
There is a new lane that is forming, made up of people from the right and the left that are fed up with both parties because both parties have failed the average American.
The new center shares a common America First perspective and arguably could be bigger than both parties.
Americans who no longer want to fund foreign wars, want the hard earned dollars they work for to comfortably afford a good life, and want corrupt elites like the Epstein class held accountable.
These are the basic common ground issues that bring independent minded, common sense Americans together.
And it's the most refreshing thing happening, mostly among the younger generations, to organically be happening in America in a very long time after so many years of toxic political divide.
They got to join together or they're going to die separately.
So, this is a very old idea.
And that's why we always say the answer to 1984 is 1776.
And we don't have to invent some radical new political system to figure this out or to make it all work.
We have the building blocks to fix this already.
And it was very cool.
It's been very cool.
We've done it a couple of times to talk to the LaRouche people and to talk to Jose and to talk to Dennis and talk to everyone else that was on the stream.
But particularly them, because he makes the point, you know, if everyone knew the preamble of the Constitution, do you think we'd live in a world like this?
Yeah, the last thing I'll say on that is just like, you know, you have to make it easy.
This is the point I was making last night you have to make it easy for people to understand their rights and what they can do.
They actually rely on complexity in the system, right?
Like, if you want to file a complaint for something or you want to make a change happen, it's probably, it's normally a long, extensive process that people aren't willing to do.
And that's where the lawyer gets you is because the lawyer is someone that's prepared to talk for years, prepared to argue for years.
And they know the average citizen isn't willing to do that.
And they kind of beat you into submission with it.
So, I want to go ahead and show this because this is why the war has been like this is why the war has been on pause, you know, or kind of quieted down a little bit.
Trump is going to China and he's bringing all the top money people with him.
I think we're realizing that China's starting to win some of this race because it is an invisible race right now.
And they are competing.
In markets and surpassing us.
And so, you know, we're like, okay, well, maybe if you pump the brakes just a little bit so that we can keep, you know, advancing and catching up, and maybe we can meet somewhere in the middle.
I think this is also like a play, like you said, for the minerals, but also a lot of other things that we don't have.
I mean, renewable energy, too.
That's a very big thing.
And they're making a ton of money.
They figured out solar.
They're actually replacing most of their oil with the, um, With this renewable energy.
And here's the best part if you're talking about China here, we did China a favor by going to war because everybody wants to now not be reliant on oil because of the shocks to their country.
So, what are they going to do?
Invest in renewable energy that doesn't rely on the straight for their resources.
So, that money goes directly to China.
And it means, oh, our GDP is going to continue to increase.
We'll start with the quote The U.S. military always losing its edge.
After Iran, everyone knows it.
That was the explosive headline of a recent opinion piece published by the New York Times editorial board, making precisely the sort of allegation that nobody in the U.S. government wants to hear.
In its piece, the board argues that because the U.S. spends around a trillion dollars a year on its military, more than a hundred times as much as Iran, and has access to advanced weapons technologies that Iranian generals can only dream about, Washington should have had an overwhelming victory in the war.
During the first week of the war, the U.S. seemed on track to do exactly that.
America and Israel were able to eliminate much of Iran's senior leadership and a lot of its military infrastructure.
And it's not just the military.
The combined forces have also wreaked havoc on Iran's economy, targeting fuel storage centers, steel plants, and pharmaceutical facilities alike.
Yet Iran has managed to extract its pound of flesh.
It has attacked American allies, including the UAE, in the middle of a ceasefire.
It has denied the whole world the ability to use the Strait of Hormuz and has threatened to put tolls on one of the most critical waterways in the world.
Perhaps most importantly, Iran was able to attack multiple American bases across the Middle East.
An analysis of satellite imagery by the Washington Post revealed that since the war began, Iranian airstrikes have damaged or destroyed at least 228 structures or pieces of equipment in the region, including fuel depots, aircraft, and key radar, communications, and air defense equipment.
The destruction is far greater than anything Washington had publicly admitted to or anything that has previously been reported.
This, and the fact that Iran has essentially forced the US into a position where it has to negotiate in order to achieve its war objectives, has led a lot of people, not just the New York Times editorial board, to question whether the US has lost its edge.
So, is it true?
Is the American military unprepared for modern war?
So, like, if you're talking about what China has been focusing on, is like, okay, well, let's create drone swarms because you can't do anything about that.
I can take a hundred drones and probably sink your multi billion dollar ship.
If you look at history, just like in World War II leading up to it, there was always these small conflicts that kept breaking out among smaller countries or really bigger countries where not everybody was involved.
Yeah, but like Japan, before you know the whole United States got involved, they were dominating China because China didn't really have a military like that, sure.
So that's why you had like the rape of Nanking, all of those different things happen, and that was silently happening on that region of the world before you know the real influx of World War II.
Much of that comes from spending BAST sums on advanced systems, jets, missiles, submarines, and other technologies that allow Washington to project its power across much of the world in just seconds.
Fifth generation planes like the F-22 Raptor and the F-35 Lightning or America's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber are so advanced that very few countries have anything that can come close to equaling them.
The nuclear-powered Virginia-class submarines are extremely stealthy, carrying out highly sensitive intelligence missions while equipped with Tomahawk cruise missiles.
And speaking of missiles, America boasts one of the most extensive missile arsenals on the planet, ranging from the aforementioned Tomahawk, a long-range or weather subsonic cruise missile used for precision strikes against high-value targets, to the Dark Eagle, a newly developed long-range hypersonic weapon.
We're listing all of these not only because our Warfronts team are quite openly a bunch of nerds, but to point out just how much advanced firepower the U.S. has at its disposal.
But even though all of these are extremely impressive, a lot of experts believe They are better suited for yesterday's battlefield than today's.
Today's battlefield is the domain of drones, a shift that began following Russia's war against Ukraine.
When Russia launched its full scale invasion in February 2022, the expectation among most observers was that Ukraine's air defenses would be gone within days.
Russia had one of the largest air forces on the planet, and the assumption was that it would simply grind down everything in its path.
Yeah, so I mean, yeah, no, I was just saying, like, I haven't even really watched this video.
Like, Asymmetric warfare.
That's what I was talking about earlier.
Like, I mean, what happened was Ukraine and Russia became kind of the first time that we could see what modern warfare looked like.
It was really a testing ground, if you think about it.
That's why we sent so much money and military assets out there because they're like, well, there's no better time to test that billion dollar missile that's just been collecting dust because we had no real reason.
That's the thing is, like, how was the United States military supposed to do missile defense for itself, for Israel, for other allied nations when the CNN figure, which I think is not true, I think it's much more.
We've used half of all our interceptors that exist, and it takes a long time for those to be replenished, or yes, yeah, they make hundreds of those a year, not thousands.
So, like, that's what you're talking about.
And when they're Boom, boom, boom, boom, all day, all night, all the time in the sky.
It was so bad that we pulled the missiles from South Korea, from Japan.
We said, Hey, we gave you these to defend yourselves.
We really need them over here because we don't have enough of them.
And here, you know, I've seen some of my people growing up, and I've seen people growing up, and their parents are like, Well, Jimmy, it's okay if you don't want to go and what matters, you believe you could do anything if you try.
Yeah, if you want to go play esports all day, you can go do that, Jimmy.
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You want that art history degree, here you go, Jimmy.
Well, like when my granddad went to school, they learned how to weld, they learned how to shoot, they learned carpentry, they learned like agriculture, like civics, just so many different things.
And think about how fun school could actually be if it actually profited you to go there.
Well, I mean, and that's the thing, though, is like you see this, and like this is like what kids say their number one aspiration is just to be a streamer.
They don't want to be a doctor, lawyer, firefighter, educator.
Yeah, we probably get there at that at some point.
But just to bring it full circle, the whole reason why we're talking about that is because when you think about China versus America and you think about the technological advancements, right, it really does come down to how the younger generation is being brought up to actually fill in the workforce that's going to accomplish these tasks and be the brains behind those operations.
So I'm very curious what happens after the millennials start getting to the older point and you've got like we're kind of on the older point.
What are the younger kids who are going to create the next version of America?
I just want to, with the market sentiment being at record lows, I want to hear anecdotal stories and understand what it is that you guys are dealing with, right?
You know, we can sit here and grope all day, but, you know, gripe all day about what we're struggling with.
But every single person that's watching this show has their own struggle.
So we'd be curious to hear, like, what's going on?
I want to hear about people that are in kind of like specialized careers and like the waste, fraud, and abuse that they've seen build up.
I want to see what that's like.
I think that's also a good prompt.
So, just really want to keep it on the economy today because we know that's what everyone's thinking about.
I mean, I was looking at the chat and we're talking about like China and weapons and stuff.
People talk about gas, you know, because that's what affects people.
But before we get into all that, we'll go back to the video a little bit too.
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You got zinc picolinate, boron citrate, selenium methathionine, magnesium glycinate, copper, and vitamin D3.
Now, you might ask, I've heard a lot of those things before.
What's up with the boron and what's up with the copper?
So, what you've got to understand about the boron, a lot of people don't know this, it's pretty much the safest, best way to raise testosterone and free testosterone just acutely and chronically.
You should have enough of it in your diet already.
Also contributes to very strong bones, right?
So, a lot of these formulas, especially this is a unisex thing, this is great for both men and women.
And this goes to that point.
A lot of these formulas, they try to sell you for like male vitality or whatever.
And a lot of the ingredients are good and whatnot, but they're like luteinizing hormone mimetics, right?
Like Tonkat Ali is a LH poetic.
So that's creating some sort of feedback loop in you.
And that may stop working or have kind of like the opposite effect after a certain period of time.
That's why it's best to cycle stronger things like that.
But stuff like this, Tim, I mean, these are just minerals.
And explain what that meant to you because you're a very clean cut guy.
You're very cautious about what you're putting in your body.
The biggest thing for me is, you know, a lot of people are trying to sell you supplements that have like either synthetic things in them, things that are like not naturally modified.
Modified.
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So, everything that you're seeing, the reason why it's called elemental drive is because they are elements that your body produces, that actually consumes from the food that you get.
Now, a lot of people are not eating the right things today because obviously sometimes it is harder to, you know, buy a bunch of.
Fruits and vegetables, people are on the go.
It's a lot of it's very busy.
So often we're deficient in certain aspects.
And, you know, that's why I started taking these because it's really hard to like sit there and cook a good meal and get all the nutrients we need.
You have to use an app like Chronometer and stuff to like track, I ate this plant, I ate this vegetable, this fruit had this amount of micronutrient in it.
Like we really should, like, it's so simple.
I had this thought the other day like we should just sell potassium.
Because, like, potassium, you need to get almost five grams of it a day.
Nearly nobody hits the requirement for potassium.
So, that's super important.
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Literally, if you go on, if you literally go into Rex's bio right now, which is probably where most of you guys are watching, him is there in gray areas.
But again, the whole point is we're trying to give you guys value here, not slop, and without being partisan in terms of giving you a right or left spin.
It really is.
We care about bringing the truth, and that's the whole ethos of the gray area and the New American Journal.
This is the thing is we come together, we have differences, we have disagreements, whatever.
We don't hate each other.
We love each other because we're supposed to love each other.
We're Americans.
Like that's what it comes down to.
And All the polarization that we've witnessed, all the events now we've gone to, and the things that we've seen, is taught us one thing we're the realest in the game, absolute realest in the game.
We're just hearing the truth, we're just telling the truth, we're just trying to tell the truth.
And you know, sometimes we have different truths, we argue, you know, we figure things out, but that's the beauty of the Socratic discussion, that's the beauty of dialogue.
I roll out of bed.
And I come down here, I set up the studio after I let the dog out.
And then I just come sit down.
I get to talk to you guys every morning.
And now, Tuesday, we're back doing the same thing.
So we really, we love you and we appreciate you.
It means the world that you're here with us.
I want to show this because it just popped up on my feed.
It's crazy.
And then we'll get into the caller portion of the show here shortly.
Jeffrey Epstein and someone from the Rothschild family discussed the coup in Ukraine.
They revealed the exact thing that we all were kind of thinking about how some of these dark elite people who have an extreme amount of power think and function.
And you got to realize that it's that sunk cost fallacy that, like, Sticking with the elite, sticking with this ruling class that doesn't care about you, like a part of it is like we do give our consent.
You know, we do give our consent by being like, hey, I'm not going to talk to my friends about this.
I'm not going to talk to my family about this.
I'm not going to listen to this newscast because it might be upsetting to me.
That's been happening to me.
And it's been on topics that I've heard a lot on.
So I think I have more of a reason to be like, ah, just again, like, please get it away from me.
So, if you distract and you create more things that people are just like not really paying attention to, and you kind of like point their anger or their thing in this direction, you're never really going to have those discussions or be able, like, most people don't know how to actually contact their local representative.
Like, most people don't know that they have access to all of these different tools that can allow them to make a movement because it just, it's not just information that's easily available for people.
I was like, I work up, I wake up every morning and it's Groyper this and Fuentes that and it's exploded building, Trump this and Lindsey Graham, that and I'm like, what's going on?
And he's like, dude, you just got to do a cleanse of your algorithm.
So, we want to talk to you guys about the current state of the economy since we've all seen the news that's been coming out and that we are at all time.
Highs when it comes to sentiment, and we are all super happy.
We're all super happy with what's going on, and we're just you know, everyone's got money and stuff.
And just looking at the cost of formula, I'm retired military.
And, you know, thank God that I'm able to provide in sport.
I have no clue how the average person does it.
I saw Bill, my wife had a C section.
My insurance, I don't, you know, I have medical coverage.
The cost was $44,000.
How in the hell?
I don't, I don't, now thank God I'm blessed where I didn't have to pay it, but how in the hell is the average person supposed to do anything or be able to afford a family?
It's almost like these are, these costs are built into life right now to basically make you not want to basically just live alone, take care of yourself, maybe go out and have fun on the weekends.
And, but they don't want you to have family.
They don't want you to have children.
And, you know, I just filled up my card the other day.
Right now, where I am in Virginia, it's $4.49 a gallon.
That is basically the difference that I'm paying.
That's basically a can of formula every week in gas.
And, you know, people are like, oh, yeah, you're going to get tax benefits.
Yeah, dude.
But that's like two.
What you end up with the tax break is like two months or three months worth of taking care of the baby.
You know what I mean?
So it's, I don't know.
I don't know how people do it, but it makes a lot more sense why people with so many kids are on so many government assistance programs because it's just not the same.
When I was growing up.
Now, you guys were just talking about Epstein and Rothschild and Ukraine.
There was another portion of an email that came out with him where he's talking to Peter Thiel.
And they're saying that negative interest rates were probably too high, or 0% interest rates were probably too high and they need to be negative.
And the best place to buy things is on a collapse.
You guys are, I think you're going to end up there probably because of the quickening.
I think you're going to end up in the same brain frame that I am at.
There's no voting out of this because, at the end of the day, this is their monetary system.
This is the Federal Reserve.
This is the people that are receiving it.
If you can print money out of thin air and give it to your buddies, it's like you print the money out of thin air, you give it to your friends, they buy up everything that's worth any value.
They buy up companies, they buy up properties, they buy up any type of natural resources.
And by the time that the market recognizes the influx of money, It's passed on to the consumer, and that's where the inflation comes from.
And I think when people get elected, like, unless you're willing to say, we need to start over, we need a new monetary system, there's no way out of that.
And I'm wondering if that, I'm sure the Epstein stuff has something to do with what's going on with Iran, but I'm wondering if Trump is like, dude, we got to figure some way to maintain this petrodollar, because if not, you're going to have a revolution on your hand inside of this country, the likes of which nobody knows what's going to happen.
Yeah, the scary thing is that the control grid is in place now where whoever comes out on top is going, it's going to be damn near impossible to overcome, especially if they're coming with robots and stuff like that.
Like, that's why when I look at stuff old, the Islamic invasion, look, I'm Orthodox Christian.
Like people are like, there's so many things I could put my money into.
What I tell people, and I'm not a financial expert, is because we try to do things so quickly, it also hurts us because people think, like, oh, this is going to get me money fast.
This is going to allow me to finally get from out the mud and basically do something.
Really, the best way and what a lot of people do in order to hedge themselves against inflation is they slowly invest over time consistently.
It takes that 50 cents and it puts it in the market.
It's one of these unconscious ways of slowly stacking and building in the market.
And you can see.
And you can see, yeah, well, you can.
I have a Bitcoin ETF that I'm also pulling in 4% of my portfolio and putting it in there.
It's unconscious spending.
And then, if you do like, okay, well, I'll do the roundups plus $5 a day, you'll find that you actually, you know, it's a cup of coffee that you don't miss.
And you're actually finding that, like, okay, I'm actually building a nest egg for myself later on.
And, you know, if there's really an emergency, an emergency, you can always have access and take that money out.
It's not like a difficult process, like if you have something else that you're investing in.
That's just one thing that you can do to arm yourself.
Now, if you were talking about that from the perspective of someone like Fuentes, who tells other people, Not to do broadcasting, not to go out there and be citizen journalists, citizen contributors, whatever.
I would agree with you.
But the thing that my father's done that's valuable and the reason why he's not just a talking head is because he's the voice that launched a million voices.
That's who he is.
The whole reason we're having this conversation, this room right now, is because of him.
He has woken innumerable people up and you can call him a talking head.
Everything around you, I definitely understand what you're saying here because what he's speaking out of is out of frustration because he's like, I'm we're struggling.
This is a real situation for me talking about it.
He's thinking like, oh, it only does some.
Here's the thing about when you're talking about these bigger heads, like my father, right?
The fact that he's not casting out so wide, it does have impact because it doesn't mean that like every single person can do something about it at every single moment, but you actually might reach the right person who actually has some ability to push the needle.
And if you get enough people coming up right now in the power structure that are being influenced and have been influenced by these ideas over the past decades, it was a massive mistake to endorse Trump and to support Trump.
I think that we all agree on that, but to just invalidate.
While I'm talking, and just I completely disagree.
But to his point, like, you know, talking about it is important because if you don't keep it front of mind, it just allows it to go in the background.
And here's the thing.
As I said, not every single person is able to make an immediate impact, but you got to remember there are people who are, Lawmakers, there are people who have political making power that do listen and watch to what's happening in independent media.
And that's also how they consume their news.
So if you're implanting a seed, I'm just saying, let me finish this.
You plant a seed of an idea and you expose it like the corruption, it becomes something that those people remember when they go in to make their decisions.
And so if you get enough of that, it creates a butterfly effect.
So being silent and saying nothing does absolutely nothing, right?
It requires security, require protection, proper planning, all of it.
And for someone like my father that has been in court since 2018, even before my mom's divorce and all of that, like you have no idea that we have been so limited, so constrained, so abused.
It's like going to someone that's like tied up and being like, why aren't you running a marathon?
And it's like, well, we got tied up.
So, I just don't understand how you can not follow like what happened to us and censorship and the lawfare and go, Well, all they ever did is talk.
I'm going to be super respectful as I explain this.
Health care has been an issue long before the last six years.
Okay, it's something that we've been dealing with for a very long time here in the United States.
It's the whole reason why we had the whole debacle with the Obamacare and Affordable Care Act because of the fact that we've had issues with health care.
And that comes down to more of the privatization of healthcare.
There is no real checks and balances on the price in the ecosystem.
Doctors are incentivized to get people to take things that they shouldn't be taking.
Also, because of the fact that it's expensive.
Also, the bigger problem among all of that is monopolies.
And this plays out into every single industry.
Okay.
When you have a giant company that absorbs all the rest of them, they set the market price.
And it is no longer a free market to keep health care down.
So I don't want us to do this whole blanket statement thing and just be like, well, it's just illegal immigrants because we've had illegal immigration for a very long time and that has not been the biggest.
I should have known that Trump wasn't the savior type and that he was in it for himself and that his alignment, for example, let me scoot back for a second.
How did Donald Trump get out of all his bankruptcies?
You can't really blame yourself too much because of the fact of whether you came quieting up.
Trump was going to be the solution, or whether you came on the left and you thought Biden was going to be the solution.
The thing is, is like, you know, these candidates always do run on the fact of like, they always are struggling.
And when all you can see is struggle, it's very hard to just sit there and like think about anything else.
Like, who's going to really take the time to go in and research everything about Trump and know, like, okay, this is what I'm voting on and this is how I should be informed?
So that's what I was saying that's the debacle that a small business owner comes into we can do the gas share charge, but then we run the risk of losing business.
Like that is what they're right, and it's crazy because what the larger companies do is they socialize that across because they have so many customers, they can increase it like slightly, right?
To where you know they are actually recuperating some of their money, but people are actually seeing that cost hit them without realizing that it's an increase.
Yeah, um, at what point are words no longer enough?
Because I watch you, I watch your dad, I've been a fan for about a decade when I was young.
And I'm just starting to get tired of politics in the way that we're just always talking about the problem and identifying the problem, identifying some solutions.
But it kind of feels like we're not voting our way out of this.
Keep in mind, just going back into media, started doing Gray Area and stuff like seven months ago and started doing American Journal, New American Journal, like just now, basically.
Like I've said this from day one.
This is what I said.
It's peaceful, nonviolent, good trouble, like Martin Luther King Jr. style stuff, marches in the streets, peacefully chanting kill the pedophiles, end the war, stop it now.
And that will happen when the crash comes.
And that's what I'm going to push for.
That's what I'm working towards, what we're building.
What I look for and why I still support the fact of speaking out continuously and not allowing these situations to die out is because, again, you have to, just like everyone got brainwashed into believing one thing and it ended up being a bad thing for us, you have to do the other because people are starting to have kids.
When you have kids, you need to teach your kids certain principles.
But if you have it in the back of your mind, hey, look, you know, Don't always trust everything that you believe when it comes down to what politicians are telling.
Some people are telling.
So, you really have to do this at a generational thing.
And it only comes out when you continuously push that message across the brainwaves.
So there were like 60 people who, just in my department, like a very small department, but it had 60 people, were just let go from my boss's boss to me to people who have been here for 40 years or 30 years.
We're talking about like there was no rhyme.
From what I understand from the director, these cuts came from on high.
Nobody was consulted.
It was just kind of like a lottery system type thing.
So, well, that it's an interesting thing fundamentally.
If you're doing like almost like a lottery system where you're just kind of clearing house based off of numbers, because I have seen how these upper departments work sometimes, they do work off of spreadsheets, headcount, those types of things.
They're not looking at the ground level of like, okay, this guy's got this experience, he's performing this well.
This guy is performing poorly.
And, like, no, if you do a blanket like that, you're talking about the thing that I was mentioning earlier the brain drain.
This is the problem that makes the company get into these situations in the first place.
You take a senior guy who's been there forever, who knows exactly what to do, how to fix a problem.
People have been telling me, hey, that's actually something I've seriously been considering because.
The tech jobs, they're going away because they're trying to push the AI.
And here's one thing that I will say for this AI bubble all these companies are swapping over to AI driven product solutions when they're not factoring in token usage and how much money that's actually going to cost.
And I'm sure you've worked with Tim, you've probably worked with advanced AI models.
The stuff ain't cheap.
It's like a novelty end, like a normal.
Jacks around with it can spend, you know, on like a very simple model can run you like $25 to $40 a day.
Well, just to educate you guys just a little bit, because I did do a mini deep dive on this.
AI is kind of, it is on like, if you talk about like the top five reasons they're laying people off, the biggest reason, if I'm not mistaken, is because of them just reallocating the resources.
Like, they're doing stock buybacks too.
There's a lot of stuff that's going on that we're not talking about.
That's what I was thinking about is like these companies, they should still be able to make plenty of money, but they demand their margins be the most insane.
Well, no, no, Tim, you're spot on because the company that I work for, like I said, I'll give you more details offline.
They were sued because of a corrupt merger acquisition to the tune of $200 million and they lost.
And so they've been panicking trying to sort because, I mean, they're just, they just, they bought a crappy product and then had to spin it off and then they had to settle for $200 million and now they're being sued again.
For they're suing them for breach of fiduciary duties, security fraud, and something else.
Wow.
But yeah, and they're asking for clawbacks.
They're going to go after the CEO and the money that that person made.
And let me make this last point here so everybody, this comes full circle.
The way that you save the most money and what costs the most to a company is labor and headcount.
So to get an immediate amount of money or cash back, They start laying off people to account.
So, like your company, there's so many different reasons.
That is probably one of the biggest reasons because it's not really easy to just destroy a whole product line and get rid of infrastructure, but you can get rid of people very quickly and stop paying them.
Well, the problem with this is all these people they sent over to the company, this new company, they're paying them the same wage that they paid them here, but they're also paying whatever surplus, whatever surcharge.
The secondary company is.
And on top of that, they didn't, like, if your company's hurting, you don't cut the departments that make you the money.
And they cut every department, including core development, like core development for like banking infrastructure.
And those contracts run, you know, $20 million a year for big banks just in software.
And they gutted everybody.
And so, you know, it's just, it's unfortunate that things are the way they are.
Exactly what we've all been talking about and warning about.
It's just it hit really close to home this time with me.
Yeah, I'm uh, I'm I was raising my grandfather back back in the country, so like I don't I didn't go to school and like I didn't have no I didn't go any farther.
I do pretty much manual labor, I do the you know, landscaping, the all the all the good stuff that I like doing, right?
The thing is, when you go into a grocery store, like you talk about buying a cow, buying chickens, buying eggs, you're using a survival mechanism that most people don't even know exists.
So you're actually empowered.
You're empowered a lot more than some people that don't know how to get these resources.
I mean, when you go to a grocery store and you're an uninformed consumer, And you're just buying, I guess, cereal and chicken tendies at Randall's to feed your little kids.
Like, you don't know there's an alternative anywhere.
You don't know about homesteading.
You don't know about going to a butcher, actually buying the cow for yourself.
So, I think you're already doing a great job.
And I think that's a message for other people to look for alternative sources, to barter with people, to trade with small business people and farmers, ranchers, you name it.
That you can't participate in the political process, but they'll have Epstein's lawyer on TV telling Americans why their sons and daughters need to die for a foreign country.
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So I've hunted my whole life.
My whole life, they tell me you can't own a weapon.
You can't, your wife can't have one to own by herself.
You know, your kid can't have one, you know, like, but we're talking about the homesteading, like, it's all good.
That's good stuff.
But man, the mortgage that I got, like, two or three years ago was kind of, like, doable.
Man, it's not doable right now.
Like, I got an 18 year old son and a 20 year old daughter, and they're with me in there.
It ain't like, hey, we're going to move out of dad's house.
Well, one thing I want to mention before bringing him on they say the population is decreasing and we all need to have kids and increase the amount of babies that we're producing.
But, you know, the problem is, I look at the ROI of like if I have a kid right now and I'm trying to also build and I also am finding it's difficult with how much things it costs.
I can't afford a kid.
I mean, I hear these people talking about baby formula.
Like, what would it be, you know, adding another extra $700 to $800 a month to take care of a kid?
The younger people are like, Yeah, I mean, it used to be like you would try to get a kid by the time you were like between the ages of like 25 to 30 or like 32.
Well, it just doesn't make sense now.
People are like, well, I got to hold off on that because I don't know if I can put food in my mouth or even the kid's mouth.
But Yeah, I'm calling about the formulas just because I wanted to add to what Al Killer was talking about.
They make the ones that are affordable, they are the goy slop.
They got seed oils in them and everything.
I'm in a lucky position.
I was just like the last caller.
I source my beef, I source my eggs just because I don't want to eat whatever they think is, oh, this is affordable because it's got nothing but crap in it.
I buy from the Ungovernable Project because I'm a true believer in a healthy America.
I support you guys as much as I can.
Because, you know, yeah, I'm a truck driver.
My wife is a pharmacist, you know, but we're still barely making it because I'm not going to just because, oh, I can't afford it.
No, I'm going to eat healthy because I want my kids to have longevity.
You know, I got a three year old and an eight month old that I am trying to raise with good testosterone levels and to be info warriors to fight this good fight.
But no, I'm going to fight for what I believe because your dad really is part of what saved me from myself.
I was a soy boy, eating whatever I wanted.
I was overweight.
And I see people talk crap about the supplements in the Rebel Chat when I watch.
And they have no idea that.
Those supplements saved me, you know, changed my life, you know, put me back on track.
So, you know, I'm, you know, I will make the sacrifice and try to help you guys as much as I can and put myself into the red because I'm going to fight for what's right for this America that I believe to be, you know, raised in, you know.
Like, I'm a millennial, you know, I'm 35, and I'm trying my best for my kids, you know, and I will spend that extra dollar and I will support causes like you guys because, you know, I'd rather, you know, leave them with some type of value instead of like, oh, no.
You know, my money's dying with me.
I'm going to support Palantir.
Like, no, I'm for the revolution.
You know, I truly believe in both what you guys are talking about, your father, Anthony Grafaro.
You know, like, you guys are doing the right thing.
The thing is with the supplements, people don't know how bad they're doing until they take something that reduces inflammation, until they take an antioxidant.
Because, exactly talking about like just kind of being in that negative feedback loop.
You got to get something that breaks you out of that.
And we really have basically sold things that have really helped people.
And it's the same stuff that's in Whole Foods, same stuff that, like, I go to a compounding pharmacy sometimes, right?
That's on South Lamar.
It's right next to the cilantro place.
And it's just a boutique supplement store.
And I look at the labels, it's the same stuff we sell.
And people will call us grifters for doing it.
And I don't mean to harp on that too long.
I just wanted to showcase like, you're somebody that it's a true 360 win.
You got informed and empowered through the show, and you got something that helped you change your life for a positive way through the show.
I'm just saying, like, you know, like, we're not expecting people to give their last dime, like the church of Latter day Saints, Scientology, that's like, hey, $1,000.
Or, like, Paula White, you're buying your salvation.
Ridiculous.
You know, like, Yeah, I'm just totally for, you know, I pay attention to what I eat, you know, like you guys talk about.
I voted for Trump because he had an RFK.
You know, I was speculative of him because I just know, you know, as soon as they come in, like Putin said, as soon as the president's elected, the guys in the black suits come in, like, hey, this is what's really going to happen, you know, and like sometimes I even think, like, dude, should I just run for president?
Because I don't care.
I don't care about the money.
I want.
A safe America for our children, for these Gen Z kids that are actually, you know, waking up and seeing how evil this world is, you know, and the goy slop.
And like people are just, like you said, ignorance is bliss.
Sometimes I wish I didn't know all this stuff so I could go eat a burger and not think, like, hey, what's in this ingredient?
Is it real beef?
You know, like I make it so much harder in my family because I'm so about the ingredients now to where, you know, I hurt some of people in my own family's feelings because I'm going to pay attention.
I'm going to fight for what I believe in.
You know, your father, you know, I love that you guys played the old school clip because it's like he has been American since day one, you know, and it pisses me off when people are like, oh, he's Zionist, oh, his new wife is Jewish.
I always preach out against, like, hey, let's not lump the whole group because there are people that actually do not agree with what's happening, just like we don't agree with the violence that America does around the world.
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