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By officiating the unproven theory that petroleum oil is a non-renewable fossil fuel, the oil companies were able to adjust the price accordingly, all the way into the peak oil scare that foretold the calamity of the world soon running out of oil. | ||
which further benefited the industry's oil pricing schemes. | ||
The wells never did go dry, and the ones once emptied filled back up. | ||
So the science we have today favors the abiotic theory over the fossil fuel theory, which is that oil is a natural, renewable component of our ecosystem. | ||
And we see this in our oceans, underwater methane lakes deep beneath the surface with their own unique thriving ecosystems. | ||
And so the story changed from the world will soon run out of oil to the world will most certainly end if we don't stop using oil. | ||
And because nobody seems to know what science is anymore, and most people just do as they're told, the world is about to end, for millions of people, and probably more, because our civilization is built upon fossil fuels. | ||
And the powers that be are turning them off. | ||
Winter is coming and Germany is set to be very cold. | ||
Angela Merkel saved her political career by appeasing the anti-nuclear movement and shutting down Germany's nuclear power. | ||
Out of 17 plants, they have already shut down 11 and are still in the process of shutting down the rest. | ||
Removing 25% of their power without anything to replace it because their green deal turned out to be a failure. | ||
After all the hype, Germany's dependence on fossil fuel is at 76%. | ||
So they are temporarily switching back to coal and oil. | ||
But that's a real problem because they've neglected their own fuel industry and become dependent upon Russia's. | ||
And the German government would rather have the country freeze to death than buy fuel from Russia. | ||
The German economy is based on highly innovative production, which requires a great deal of energy that they no longer produce. | ||
And so running out of fuel will quickly collapse the German economy, which will cause a tsunami of economic destruction throughout the EU and the world. | ||
And the German government is letting it happen. | ||
They could leave some nuclear plants online, but they still plan on shutting it all down by the end of this year to stay green. | ||
Some anti-carbon environmentalists are saying that nuclear power is the greenest option. | ||
And maybe that's true, but none of their schemes add up. | ||
So far, the Green Agenda has only successfully accomplished making people feel good about themselves while they destroy their own society. | ||
The EU and Britain are actually reverting back to burning wood as fuel and claim that it is carbon neutral, which is a lie. | ||
Societies have steadily evolved towards a cleaner, more efficient energy. | ||
Starting from wood, the least clean and efficient, and moving to coal, followed by oil and gas. | ||
And now, nearly 40% of Europe's renewable energy is wood, which mostly comes from clear-cutting forests in the United States. | ||
This New Green Deal is a complete lie. | ||
It's just another part of the creepy elite's great reset. | ||
These elite bloodlines want a new cashless society, But one more like the Middle Ages, which for these spoiled inbreds is the good old days. | ||
And if they succeed, it looks like Germany will get there first. | ||
And in the midst of all this chaos, the German government is focused on allowing children age 14 and older to change their gender and first names without parental permission once a year for as often as they want. | ||
Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. | ||
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You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Josh LaCache. | |
Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
There we go. | ||
That's a good meme song. | ||
Do you guys know what meme songs are? | ||
This is the cool episode. | ||
It's basically the weekend, right? | ||
Thursday is basically Friday, which is basically Saturday, so we're going to have fun. | ||
We're going to have fun today. I'm Joshua Cash. | ||
I host a show called Wrong Opinion, but I'm on Infowars today, and boy am I glad to be here, you know? | ||
I love it here. And I want to thank Chase for subbing in for me, for hosting the show the past three days or so. | ||
Thank you so much. You know, because this is my show now. | ||
Everyone knows it. And again, remember Harrison who? | ||
So I'm back. And this is a morning show, you guys. | ||
I feel like a lot of times people forget that we're supposed to have fun on this morning show. | ||
So, you know, we don't need to get too serious right off the bat. | ||
You know, we can ease into it. | ||
And I'm going to be taking calls later, by the way. | ||
But we're going to ease into it, the news. | ||
So, for instance, there was an election two days ago. | ||
Do you guys know this? And because we live in a banana republic, they're still counting the votes. | ||
It's not a nationwide election. | ||
It's in counties. | ||
It's in states, you know? | ||
You're supposed to get those results like this, but that's not what's happening anymore. | ||
So we could talk about that. | ||
But, I mean, do you really want to? | ||
I mean, as Dr. | ||
Benjamin Braddock tweeted here... | ||
In Mexico or Colombia or Peru, it takes like an hour or two to find out who wins a national election. | ||
In one small district in America, it can take days or weeks. | ||
That's why I say our election system is fourth world. | ||
But that's collectively our fault? | ||
Why? So, do you guys even trust elections anymore? | ||
I mean, you know, a lot of times people are like, oh, what do you think is going to happen in the midterms? | ||
I'm like, none of it's relevant anymore. | ||
2020 was stolen. | ||
And we all know it. | ||
I mean, especially now more than ever, we know it, you know, with how the Biden administration, the fake Biden administration, with how they've been performing. | ||
And it's on purpose. | ||
You know, the deconstruction of America is on purpose. | ||
Look, I'm serious. This is, it's way too serious. | ||
Way too serious right off the bat. | ||
Or for instance, there was a vote in Kansas. | ||
And I don't know what this means. | ||
So they're trying to mess with you. | ||
They're trying to mess with you even when you're trying to vote for something and you don't know what it is. | ||
Because we're not lawyers. | ||
We're normal people. | ||
We don't read Lawyer Lee's. | ||
So this is a vote. | ||
Regulations of abortion. | ||
Because Kansans value both women and children. | ||
The Constitution of the state of Kansas does not require government funding of abortion and does not create Or secure a right to abortion to the extent permitted by the Constitution of the United States. | ||
The people, through their elected state representatives and state senators, may pass laws regarding abortion, including, but not limited to, laws that account for circumstances of pregnancy resulting from rape or incest or circumstances of necessity to save the life of the mother. | ||
Vote yes or no. You guys, it's that simple. | ||
Oh, wait, sorry, what? | ||
Okay, so now, this is perfect timing. | ||
I do have a guest right now. | ||
He is a legendary fighter out of Rhode Island. | ||
And since this is a morning show, I do want to... | ||
Let's talk about the weather. And, you know, this legendary fighter out of Rhode Island. | ||
Let's hear what the weather's like. | ||
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Sam, are you there? Hey, I'm coming in through clear, Josh. | |
There you are, Sam. This is Samuel Hyde. | ||
He's a legendary fighter out of Rhode Island. | ||
What's the weather like in Rhode Island? | ||
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Josh, let me tell you, it's raining cats, dogs, knees, elbows, mamas, bolognese, everything you can imagine because Sodom and Gomorrah 2.0 out here. | |
However, thankfully, I'm okay because I just got my Joe Biden build-back bindle in the mail. | ||
My build-back bindle. | ||
Do you know what a bindle is, Josh? | ||
I do. I do. I'm glad you got that, and I'm glad you're staying safe out there. | ||
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A bindle is the thing that homeless people carry. | |
I haven't seen this since cartoon days. | ||
I know. Do you have a can of beans in the bindle? | ||
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A stick with a napkin attached to the end to carry all your things. | |
I think the homeless people should start carrying those. | ||
It would have more dignity than the Jansport backpacks. | ||
But in my build-back bindle, Josh, it comes with a free Kamala Harris rain poncho. | ||
So I'm protected from the weather right now. | ||
There you go. There you go. | ||
Well, we all need a build back bindle as you As you pointed out. | ||
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It comes with condoms, prep, monkeypox fucking lotion, and thankfully it's got every flavor of vaccine. | |
Raspberry lemon, blueberry pizzazz, and chocolate Neapolitan flavor vaccine. | ||
So I'm ready to face the day. | ||
I'm ready to face my horrible day. | ||
That's all you need. Yeah, that's all you need. | ||
The weather's getting worse, as the Kamala Harris and Joe Biden administration tell us. | ||
And, you know, it's raining cats and dogs, as you said, in Rhode Island. | ||
And, you know, it's very unlike the weather to do that. | ||
So I'm glad you're staying safe and you got your build-back bindle ready to go. | ||
That's what we have to hope for, you know? | ||
Thanks, Josh. Thanks. | ||
Thank you, Sam. Stay safe out there. | ||
I love you. He said it back, right? | ||
He said, I love you? Did you guys... | ||
No, we didn't catch that. | ||
You didn't catch that. Okay. | ||
It's okay. It got cut off. | ||
So that's the weather report out of Rhode Island, the most relevant place to, you know, get the weather from. | ||
You only need the weather report from one place, and it is Rhode Island. | ||
Everyone knows that. It's Rhode Island. | ||
So moving on with this morning show special... | ||
I want to talk about Cracker Barrel. | ||
Cracker Barrel's in the news. | ||
Have you guys heard this? Cracker Barrel is in the news. | ||
They're trying to... | ||
Can we pull up those tweets? They're trying to sell us the fake meats and the Cracker Barrel Americans aren't having it. | ||
And I, for one, I am a Cracker Barrel American. | ||
Sorry about that. I moved it on you. | ||
Did you guys save those screenshots? | ||
Because people are really, really angry about this. | ||
I'm going to try to read it from this paper. | ||
Basically, are you kidding me? | ||
Who do you think your customer base is? | ||
I still order the double meat breakfast and it's not even on the menu anymore. | ||
Don't ever try to push this crap in my direction. | ||
Stick to the basics that made your franchise a success. | ||
You just lost the customer base. | ||
Congratulations on being woke and going broke. | ||
I like how people instinctively, Cracker Barrel Americans, instinctively know that if you try to push this fake meat on us, this Bill Gates fake meat on us, it is political. | ||
Like that's the thing, you know, it might not seem on the surface like it's a political move by Cracker Barrel. | ||
And obviously every other company in the world that is starting to implement this fake meat stuff. | ||
But it's very political because it's the normalization of this fake meat that is actually also really, really bad for you and completely unnatural. | ||
My favorite comment, though, was all the more reason to stop eating at Cracker Barrel. | ||
This is not what Cracker Barrel was to be all about. | ||
I love that. | ||
I love how people have their... | ||
I like how I like how Cracker Barrel was supposed to be about something. | ||
I mean, it's a restaurant, you guys. | ||
It's funny because nowadays we've been trained to think of these corporations as people with political ideologies because that's what they're doing. | ||
They're all spewing their political agenda and they are acting like people. | ||
As opposed to, hey, we have a product and we're just trying to sell it to you. | ||
That's what it used to be. | ||
But now, everything has to have an ideology and everything has to have an agenda. | ||
I guess that's all the fun stuff. | ||
I guess that's... Oh, man. | ||
I'm really sorry, you guys. | ||
That's all the fun stuff. We have some serious stuff to talk about. | ||
But I think it's going to have to wait because I see the clock counting down. | ||
You know, I'm getting my feet wet right now, you know? | ||
Getting my feet wet. | ||
But I do want to thank Sam Hyde for coming on the show. | ||
And giving us that weather report. | ||
Very nice. It's a very nice way to start the show. | ||
And I'm embracing this morning show on InfoWars. | ||
But we got some serious stuff coming up. | ||
We got to talk about the kids of the so-called insurrectionists that stormed the Capitol and how ungrateful they are. | ||
Imagine talking about your parents like this. | ||
We got that coming up next. | ||
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Here we go. Yeah. | |
We're back. We're back and we gotta start talking about some serious stuff. | ||
We gotta fight back against these crazy people. | ||
You know what the crazy thing to me is? | ||
That you could be a patriot. | ||
But if you're not a good dad, if you're not a good parent, and you have kids... | ||
They're going to resent you. And you know, yes, kids are rebellious and that's just the natural order of things, but there's one thing to be rebellious and then another to hate your parents so much that you're kind of okay with them being sent to prison for absolutely nothing. | ||
Let's play that clip, though, first of those two girls. | ||
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To mark my dad as this horrible person and then having him prosecuted like this when somebody is maybe even able to get elected again doesn't seem right to me. | |
Trump deserves life in prison if my father's in prison for this long. | ||
Alright, so those two girls... | ||
I think they're just dumb. | ||
Because they don't think that their father deserves prison like this next person. | ||
But by saying that Trump deserves life in prison because their dad got sent to prison... | ||
Then you're kind of justifying the hammer coming down on your own father. | ||
What you should say is, this whole thing is a sham. | ||
And the criticism really against Trump is, hey, you need to speak about this a lot more than you do. | ||
Yeah, you mention it sometimes in your rallies and all that, but there are people who love you who are being sent to prison for seven years And you're not really saying much. | ||
That is what they should be saying. | ||
And you know what? Trump cares about optics. | ||
And I think that if he heard these girls say that, he would probably start speaking about it more. | ||
You know, for all his flaws, that's actually one of the good things, is he really does care when people start criticizing him. | ||
He doesn't like it. So if you criticize him properly, but to say that he deserves life in prison because their dad got sent to prison... | ||
Yeah, then you're just kind of, you know, justifying the regime, snatching up your dad for seven years. | ||
But this one is more egregious. | ||
This is way worse. | ||
An insurrectionist, and I hate how they say that. | ||
This is a CNN tweet. | ||
An insurrectionist sentenced to more than seven years in prison absolutely deserves it, says the son who turned him into the FBI. Imagine turning in your dad to the FBI for meandering. | ||
For meandering. For taking an unscheduled tour. | ||
That's crazy. Physionomy check. | ||
This is what the kid looks like. | ||
I always say judge a book by its cover. | ||
You got to. I can't imagine this kid saying this about his dad. | ||
Do we have a clip of him saying something like this? | ||
They interviewed him for like 8 minutes. | ||
Jackson, thank you so much for being with us this morning. | ||
How are you feeling? How are you reacting to this sentence? | ||
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I mean, I'm not happy at all. | |
And I haven't been happy through this whole situation. | ||
No one in my family has either. | ||
But to say I'm surprised would be a lie. | ||
I mean, everything my dad did, he's his own person. | ||
And his action has consequences. | ||
But I'm not happy at all. | ||
Do you think he deserves this length of sentence? | ||
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I mean, absolutely. | |
He deserves some time. | ||
Rather to—for anything, to rehabilitate for his mental health, he deserves a lot of safety nets. | ||
But, yes, he does. | ||
You have worries about him being in prison that long? | ||
You mentioned his mental health. | ||
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Absolutely. I mean, the prison system in this country can be pretty harsh for a lot of reasons. | |
And to blame my dad's deteriorating mental health for a pretty bad effect on him, I'm not going to be surprised. | ||
All right, we can cut that out. | ||
Yeah, so there's a kid teaching his father a lesson as per tradition. | ||
That's just how it is. | ||
He knows more than his dad, you know, and he knows about the whole prison system and he's worried about his dad's mental health. | ||
He's his dad's father. | ||
This is amazing. So he's absolutely devastated, but, you know, he absolutely deserved it. | ||
That's what he says. He absolutely deserved it. | ||
And he took the opportunity to use this, use this fame to raise money. | ||
Go fund me. For his college fund. | ||
Jackson Refit College Fund. | ||
So, it's not like someone made this for him. | ||
He made this GoFundMe for himself. | ||
I was interviewed on CNN and got so much support from thousands of people, so many asked for a GoFundMe. | ||
So, yeah, it's the people. | ||
It's the people. It wasn't me. | ||
You know, he's so humble. Who rats out their dad? | ||
It's not like he had... | ||
I mean, that kid, he has way more problems than probably just being a stoner. | ||
Just look at him. He chose this picture. | ||
He's wearing a mask. | ||
He's wearing a pink beanie. | ||
He's going to probably come out as trans later on. | ||
So, you know, he's a great son. | ||
And he just took the opportunity to throw his dad under the bus. | ||
If his dad murdered someone, I get it. | ||
Maybe. But this? | ||
Whatever happened to loyalty? | ||
It doesn't exist anymore. | ||
So he said here, every penny is another course in college or me saving it for years to come. | ||
I might be kicked out of my house due to my involvement in my dad's case. | ||
So every cent might help me survive. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
Seriously. I think this is more, you know, besides the lack of honor and the lack of, you know, care for your family, this is Pennywise Dollar Stupid. | ||
So, but, I mean, he raised a significant amount of money, but, you know, we all know in a year, $184,311, it won't be that much money in a year, you know, with the way the economy is going. | ||
So, Pennywise, dollar, stupid, but he's almost at his $200,000 goal. | ||
You know, if you or I try to make a GoFundMe, if we try to, if we ever tried to, For any reason, really, if they found out that you were an InfoWars listener or if it was for the truckers, remember that, the truckers, then they would shut it down. | ||
But if you rat out your dad to the FBI for a non-event, I know a lot of conservatives are like, I agree it was a bad day, but I think that this is a little too hard. | ||
No, no, no. It was a bad day for us. | ||
We were duped and we were led there, but it was no BLM Summer of Love. | ||
It definitely wasn't that. | ||
Antifa Summer of Love. | ||
It wasn't that. It was nothing. | ||
By the way, guys, more stuff to come. | ||
You gotta go visit Infowarsstore.com, by the way. | ||
You know how all the... | ||
There's a lot of stuff here. | ||
There's a lot of production here. | ||
Lights and people there. | ||
There's like eight people there. | ||
And they're waving at me. | ||
I would feel bad if I wouldn't... | ||
You know, if I was here and I didn't plug Infowars.com. | ||
Go buy stuff. | ||
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Right now. You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Josh LaCache. | |
Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
Here we go. | ||
By the way, I made a mistake. | ||
It's not Infowars.com. | ||
It's Infowarsstore.com. | ||
Buy stuff. | ||
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Okay? You know... | |
People knock that. People knock the supplements and all that. | ||
I'm talking about people who hate Infowars. | ||
Look at any mainstream media network. | ||
Pay attention to what the commercials are. | ||
It's BS. It's Pfizer. | ||
Pharmaceuticals, things that are going to harm you. | ||
And that we know, like, you know, they themselves have to have a whole list. | ||
You know, they have to say a whole list of all the side effects. | ||
So, Infowarsstore.com. | ||
It's important. You know, another thing, you know, I used to think all these papers, when I would watch Infowars as a fan, I thought all these papers, I thought it was, I thought they were props. | ||
They're not, it's all real. | ||
I swear, it's all real. | ||
Bunch of stuff. You know what I like about InfoWars, by the way? | ||
I know I'm off on a tangent and it has nothing to do with the show, but they don't tell me what to talk about. | ||
This is all me. I came in here and I'm like, hey, I want to talk about all this stuff. | ||
And that's how you know this place is real. | ||
I love it here. I love InfoWars. | ||
Ride or die for InfoWars. | ||
Alex Jones was right about George Soros, by the way, for years. | ||
It's kind of like how for years he was talking about Jeffrey Epstein before anyone even knew who that was. | ||
And he was right about George Soros. | ||
He was so right that it became a meme. | ||
That when you hear George Soros, the first thing that pops into your mind is just... | ||
It's like a meme, you know? You've heard that name thousands of times, and it's because it's true. | ||
And what we've been saying about him... | ||
Funding politicians and prosecutors and all that and implementing ones who are going to promote his agenda. | ||
For the longest time, we thought that was a conspiracy theory, but he's out in the open saying it. | ||
He wrote an op-ed. Soros Speaks, appearing in today's Wall Street Journal, George Soros penned an opinion piece, Why I Support Reform Prosecutors. | ||
And someone tweeted, George Soros wrote an opinion piece saying that George Soros is bankrolling the election of left-wing prosecutors across the country. | ||
George Soros must be an anti-Semite for saying such things. | ||
About George Soros. | ||
Where's the ADL on this, honestly? | ||
And you know what's cute? | ||
Is how, for the longest time, Fox News pretended like they were on our side. | ||
Really, the mask came off, election night 2020. | ||
But, you know, for the longest time, we were like, oh yeah, they, you know, they love freedom. | ||
They love America. | ||
No, they don't. | ||
The mask came off, and then they became like everyone else. | ||
I mean, they were always like everyone else, but... | ||
And I like how for a little bit we forgot because of Trump, we forgot that they were promoting the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and all that. | ||
But it's cute to see how they're operating now that the mask is off. | ||
And I noticed this when I was watching. | ||
I was watching The Five a couple days ago, and I never watched Fox. | ||
I wanted to know what the normies were talking about. | ||
I was like, oh, what is Fox News talking about? | ||
So they mentioned this. | ||
They mentioned this George Soros piece, opinion piece. | ||
And the way Fox News had it up on there, LibBillionaire vows to keep funding radical A.S., Lib billionaire. | ||
They can't say George Soros. | ||
They can't. | ||
Because it's anti-Semitic, I guess. | ||
I mean, I don't know who comes up with these rules. | ||
Wasn't it George Soros that ratted out his own Jews during the Holocaust? | ||
He was like a little snitch, kind of like that kid who snitched on his dad to the FBI. That kid is a future George Soros, but maybe not because he looks like a stoner and he doesn't have the drive George Soros had. | ||
Imagine where we would be, actually, if George Soros was a stoner. | ||
Imagine if, in the 60s, George Soros was like, ah, free love, I don't care. | ||
Would we be in this mess? | ||
You know, I don't like weed. | ||
I don't like drugs or anything like that, but... | ||
I feel like that might have been good for us if George Soros became a weedhead. | ||
They call it weedhead, right? That's what they call it? | ||
Sure. Yeah, it's weedhead. | ||
Actually, though... Someone on Twitter brought it to my attention and everyone else's that if we can play this clip when Newt Gingrich tried to mention George Soros, what's her name, Harris something, the host on Fox News, she completely cut him off. | ||
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Let's play that. Pro-criminal and overwhelmingly elected with George Soros' money, and they're a major cause of the violence we're seeing because they keep putting the violent criminals back on the street. | |
I'm not sure we need to bring George Soros into this. | ||
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I was going to say you'd get the last word, Speaker. | |
He paid for it. | ||
I mean, why can't we discuss the fact that millions of dollars- No, he didn't. | ||
I agree with Melissa. George Soros doesn't need to be a part of this conversation. | ||
Why are we protecting George Soros? | ||
Or any billionaire. | ||
Even a billionaire you kind of like. | ||
Like, that guy with the electric cars, and he's from South Africa. | ||
I forget, his name escapes me. | ||
I can't remember his name. But why do we need to protect billionaires? | ||
They don't need protection from scrutiny. | ||
And I like how that woman in that clip, that clip had to have been from nine months ago or something. | ||
So the same conversation was happening nine months ago. | ||
And that woman was like, no, why even bring George Soros into this? | ||
That's not true. And then George Soros, it's typically the media when they're like, oh, this is not happening. | ||
And then six months later, this is happening, but it's a good thing. | ||
So the same thing happened, but George Soros is like, yeah, I'm doing this. | ||
Yeah, that's me. It's just a joke, you guys. | ||
And then on Fox News, when they were talking about the op-ed a few days ago, they had the... | ||
It's really the audacity because they know better. | ||
They were basically saying like, you know, George Soros probably lives in a gated community and doesn't even realize the damage he's doing and he really believes in this. | ||
No! This is all part of the deconstruction of the United States of America and the West. | ||
That's what it is. | ||
It's like people who think Joe Biden is doing a bad job. | ||
No, this is exactly what he was put in there to do. | ||
He's not supposed to do a good job, and we all knew that. | ||
Trump knew that. Everything Trump told, gas prices are going to go up, the inflation is going to go up, it all came true. | ||
And boy, do I miss Trump. | ||
I really do. This is actually a clip here. | ||
Of how three presidents announced the deaths of terrorist leaders. | ||
And this just, to me, this is, they made this in order to make Trump look bad. | ||
And I watched this, I'm like, man, I miss him. | ||
The United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden. | ||
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead. | ||
The United States successfully concluded an airstrike. | ||
Died like a dog. The whole Afghanistan that killed the emir of al-Qaeda. | ||
A small team of Americans carried out the operation with extraordinary courage and capability. | ||
He died like a dog. | ||
He died like a coward. | ||
The mission was a success. | ||
None of his family members were hurt, and there were no civilian casualties. | ||
These efforts weigh on me every time I, as commander-in-chief, have to sign a letter to a family that has lost a loved one. | ||
His body was mutilated by the blast. | ||
The tunnel had caved in on it in addition. | ||
As Commander-in-Chief, it is my solemn responsibility to make America safe in a dangerous world. | ||
Tonight, we give thanks to the countless intelligence and counterterrorism professionals who've worked tirelessly to achieve this outcome. | ||
The U.S. personnel were incredible. | ||
I got to watch much of it. | ||
I'm so grateful for the superb patriots who served the United States Intelligence Committee. | ||
Let me say to the families who lost loved ones on 9-11, That we have never forgotten your loss. | ||
These savage monsters will not escape their fate, and they will not escape the final judgment of God. | ||
Today, we remember the loss. | ||
We commit ourselves to the safety of the living, and we pledge that we shall never waver from defending our nation and his people. | ||
Yeah, there we go. | ||
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Do you miss him? I know you miss him. | |
Boy, do I miss Trump. I think I'm going to take a call when we come back. | ||
877-789-2539. | ||
Call now. I'll answer it. | ||
There we go. I love the production here. | ||
I was just sitting here watching what was on the screen. | ||
I was watching the show I'm supposed to host. | ||
I shouldn't do that. | ||
I got to get on my A-game, you guys. | ||
So there is stuff I want to get to with regards to crime that's all directly linked to George Soros. | ||
But before that, I do want to get to a call. | ||
And I'm going to, you know, kind of like sprinkle the calls around throughout the whole episode. | ||
So if you want to stay on hold right now, you're going to, you know, wait a while. | ||
But 877-789-2539. | ||
Let's go to Matt from Illinois. | ||
Are you there, Matt? Hello? Yeah. | ||
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Hello? Yeah, I'm here. Can you hear me? | |
Yeah. Yeah, so this is Matt, and a big fan of the show. | ||
I buy all the products. | ||
I love the bodies and the vitamin fusion. | ||
Heck yeah. And I take those regularly. | ||
Really good stuff. So my question is, I'm aware that there's certain big shots that are assisting the New World Order in... | ||
It's kind of public record, like let's say the architect that's building the buildings that they're all sort of investing in, like Burj Dubai or Burj Khalifa, I'm sorry, tallest building in the world. | ||
Well, that's architect Adrian Smith in Chicago, and he's also designed the World Economic Forum buildings. | ||
So I just think we could cover people like that who are assisting them. | ||
You mean like architects and artists and all these, you know, the underlings? | ||
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Yeah, the underlings that are not so, you know, not so below, pretty high, but underlings. | |
I think if we were to, you know, sort of expose them, make them a little more popular than they perhaps want to be, That might put pressure. | ||
Yeah, maybe people wouldn't want to work for those sorts of people anymore, right? | ||
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Exactly, yeah. They're tainted, they're dirty. | |
They're living among us, and we see them every day. | ||
That's just... | ||
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Oh, sorry. I'm sorry, go on. | |
Yeah, you also might be onto something in the sense that in order to get those kinds of jobs, you kind of have to be in with them, you know? | ||
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Yeah, yeah, exactly. | |
We saw that with the... | ||
Jeffrey Epstein thing and all of that. | ||
So I think that, yeah, you might be onto something. | ||
If you're somehow linked to any of these people, you shouldn't really live a comfortable life. | ||
It's kind of like... What's her name? | ||
Maxine... What's her name? | ||
The congresswoman? Yeah, Maxine Waters. | ||
Yeah, Maxine Waters when she's just yelling about how... | ||
Oh my God, she has so many stupid rants where she's yelling and telling people to harass conservatives and all that. | ||
But... Oh, yeah. | ||
Exactly. Yeah, that clip right there. | ||
Yeah, no peace, no sleep. | ||
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Yeah, I just think covering, you know, Klaus Schwab and all that, it's all helpful, but eventually we should be, I think, getting a little bit more into it and seeing what's exactly being played out and who's benefiting. | |
Yeah. And sort of, they shouldn't be going unscathed. | ||
Yeah. And they should be aware that they're benefiting off of all this. | ||
Yeah, I agree. Thanks for your time. | ||
I appreciate just wanting to get that message out. | ||
Yeah, thank you for calling. No, I agree. | ||
I agree with you. Because, yeah, because, you know, actions have consequences and putting these woke... | ||
District attorneys in there and politicians and all that really accelerate the deconstruction of these cities. | ||
And they don't feel it. | ||
The George Soros's don't feel it. | ||
The people who, like the caller mentioned, the architects and all that, the people they hire, they don't feel it. | ||
They're all living comfortably, but you and I feel it. | ||
For instance, you know, you start getting desensitized when you hear these stories because it's not like you hear these stories and it's, you know, once a month or something. | ||
It's every day. | ||
Every day you hear about these stories and they're so outrageous and they're so cold and callous and stupid. | ||
And you're just kind of now you're like, yeah, I know. | ||
That's just how it is. And, you know, the conservative response is get out of the cities and I agree with that if you have kids. | ||
If you don't have kids, I think you gotta stay and fight. | ||
I was there for 12 years. | ||
I was in Los Angeles for 12 years. | ||
The moment I had a kid, I'm like, okay, I gotta get out. | ||
It's not sustainable. | ||
A homeless woman basically went up to my wife and baby and was like, I'm gonna kill your baby. | ||
I swear. She said that. | ||
And then you're like, okay, I'm out of here. | ||
I'm done. Thank you, George Soros. | ||
I'm done. By the way, Julian, I know you're watching. | ||
My son, Julian, I am not trapped in the TV. I got a text message from my wife during the break saying that our baby is concerned. | ||
I'm trapped in the TV. No, no, no. | ||
Guys, you got to take me out of this TV. I am not trapped in the TV. I'm completely fine, Julian. | ||
I'm going to see you on Saturday. | ||
I know you don't understand most of the words I'm saying right now, but it's completely fine. | ||
We got to keep going on. | ||
And, you know, Julian should not pay attention to this part. | ||
But this is what I'm talking about. | ||
Cold-blooded. Mother whose son shot McDonald's worker over her cold fries speaks out. | ||
He said he gotta do what he gotta do. | ||
The mom of the man held in the shooting of a Brooklyn McDonald's worker over cold fries told the Post on Tuesday that her son said afterward he did what he had to do. | ||
So, you know, he's a very honorable son, and he's standing up for his mom, and this, you know, this is just what it is. | ||
You know, in a society, you don't accept some things, you know? | ||
You don't accept cold fries, You don't accept coffee that's too hot because then you consume McDonald's, but especially cold fries. | ||
And I think it's, you know, this might be the stand your ground law we keep hearing about where he stood his ground. | ||
He shot the McDonald's worker over cold fries. | ||
Now, the crazy thing is, is that he was already convicted of murder in 2020. | ||
Man accused of shooting New York City McDonald's worker over cold fries slapped with 2020 murder charge. | ||
Now, this is already getting out of hand. | ||
Because it used to be a year ago where an employee of an establishment like McDonald's, I think it was a Dunkin' Donuts, actually, would get killed over saying the N-word. | ||
And we just got to take their word for it, that that's what the employee said, which I doubt. | ||
So now... | ||
Because things are so crazy, this is kind of what we have to put up with. | ||
It's not just the N-word, it's cold fries. | ||
And really, it's about respect, you guys. | ||
That's just completely disrespectful. | ||
But the crime is really getting crazy. | ||
And there is a solution to it, which I will get to in a second. | ||
But it seems to me like really the only people who can... | ||
Defend themselves nowadays. | ||
If you work as a... | ||
If you work in a convenience store, armed robber flees in panic when narco liquor store owner blasts shotgun. | ||
He shot my arm off. | ||
Do we have... I know we have the article, but do we have the video of this? | ||
Because it's kind of funny, in my opinion. | ||
If it's going to take you a second to pull it up, I'm going to ramble for a second. | ||
But yeah, basically, you can only protect yourself if you're a convenience store employee, which that's not what this country is about. | ||
We have guns for a reason. | ||
And people wouldn't be so emboldened to go to a McDonald's. | ||
And I think that's premeditated, by the way. | ||
You don't just shoot someone over cold fries. | ||
And I like how the mom is like, yeah, you know, he has to do what he has to do. | ||
Totally justifiable. | ||
It reminds me of the mom a few weeks ago who lost her son, her adopted son, In a gang violence. | ||
And she was like, yeah, it's just what... | ||
Yeah, let's play that video. | ||
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A liquor store owner and Norco facing down a would-be robber armed with a rifle. | |
The owner had his own weapon and didn't hesitate to use it. | ||
The video shows just what happened. | ||
Employees at the Norco market had been uneasy after being warned by the Riverside County Sheriff's Department about a series of armed robberies in the area. | ||
So we can cut that video out. | ||
There we go. | ||
That levels the playing field right there. | ||
I actually think that guy's gun was fake, the armed robber. | ||
It kind of looks like it's fake. | ||
You don't go and rob a convenience store with that kind of gun. | ||
And the... The playing field is leveled right there with guns. | ||
You could be an 80. I think that guy might have been 80, or that's a different story, but this is happening way too often. | ||
There was another story of an 80-year-old who did the same thing, defended his store, and then he got a heart attack, but he didn't die, so, you know, that's good. | ||
But, um, don't you wish that the whole country was able to just defend themselves like convenience store owners? | ||
Because it is getting more dangerous out there, and, you know, Honestly, if it was me, I would just ignore the laws and just, you know, carry. | ||
But don't follow my lead on that. | ||
That's just me. More on this when we come back. | ||
And then your calls. Yeah, I like the ring of that. | ||
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Your host, Josh LaCache. | |
You know, when I'm not here, which is most of the time, I'm hosting a show called Wrong Opinion on Gumroad. | ||
I hope you guys can go subscribe, wrongop.gumroad.com or wrongopinion.net. | ||
Very important that you help me there because it helps me come out here more, and I like coming out here. | ||
I love InfoWars. I love InfoWars so much. | ||
That didn't sound sincere, but I swear it was sincere. | ||
I'm not kidding. | ||
So I'm going to get to a few more things with regards to what we were talking about before the break. | ||
And then I'm going to take another call. | ||
So if you want to stay on hold for a while, because it's fun. | ||
Do we have like fun holding music? | ||
Is that what's called? Holding music? | ||
Do we have anything? Like, yeah, elevator music. | ||
You know, we at InfoWars. | ||
Yeah, yeah, they need to be listening to that. | ||
877-789-2539. | ||
So with regards to what we were just talking about, I like this, though. | ||
There was a hack on how to make money with the gun buyback, so this was in Houston. | ||
Big shout-out to whoever it was that turned in 62 3D-printed guns for $150 each at a Houston gun buyback. | ||
So a box of what authorities described as ghost guns were collected during the buyback event Saturday, July 30th, 2022 at Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church in Houston. | ||
So someone updated us here in the thread. | ||
Hey, so we talked with the gentleman who sold these back... | ||
They bought them back as non-functional for $50 each with 63 sold back. | ||
So $3,150 for an investment of $6 to $12 per harlot and cab fare. | ||
So that's a hack. | ||
If you have a 3D printer, make these ghost guns. | ||
Go to buyback.com. | ||
Gun buyback and then you can make a ton of money and then buy a real gun. | ||
I mean, this is amazing. | ||
Or you could do whatever you want with that money because the economy is going down the drain and you have to do anything you can to survive. | ||
So this is financial advice. | ||
Not from Infowars, but from me, Josh LaCache, so go do that. | ||
I think it's a great idea. | ||
And then finally, with regards to the crime, the solution is simple. | ||
Like I said, you know, everyone should be able to have a gun, carry it, and protect themselves. | ||
Bad guys would stay away. | ||
But in Brazil, they went further. | ||
So supposedly, you know, we can't take Twitter's word for it, but I did look into it and it does seem legit. | ||
This tweet says, after the Brazilian government permitted the killing of motorcycle riders who rob and kill citizens, because that's a thing. | ||
It's like two people on a motorcycle, they come up and they rob you. | ||
In order to put an end to this menace, this is what the citizens there are doing. | ||
When law enforcement do not do their job, citizens will. | ||
Imagine if this was the United States where if you're in a car or a civilian or whatever, but if you're in a car, you can just run over the people on the motorcycles. | ||
I mean, that's amazing. | ||
Honestly, I can't imagine the United States ever doing anything like this because, you know, we're a very civilized country. | ||
Clearly, we're very civilized. | ||
We kill people over cold fries. | ||
Look at that. Boom. The guy in the car shot that guy. | ||
Now, I'm not laughing at violence. | ||
I am laughing. I am laughing at violence. | ||
When it's to these scumbags, yeah, you kind of have to. | ||
But, you know, you get what you deserve. | ||
So that's the solution. | ||
And then eventually the violence tapers down and then it's, you know, non-existent. | ||
But the citizens are in control. | ||
But, you know, they have a real leader there, Bolsonaro. | ||
And we used to have a real leader. | ||
His name was Dongol Trung or something. | ||
I spoke about him like 30 minutes ago and I can't remember. | ||
But, yeah, Dongol Trung. | ||
And I hope he's going to run again in 2024. | ||
And I hope he goes... | ||
Can I say balls to the wall? | ||
Can I say that? Okay, balls to the wall. | ||
I hope he goes balls to the wall in his second term, and then we can put an end to the George Soros-funded district attorneys. | ||
You know what? I promised you guys I would take a call from you, but look, we're going to break again. | ||
And I'll take one when we come back. | ||
And in the meantime, go to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
Go buy something. I would buy the vitamin D gummies, but I'll tell you why later. | ||
I'm not going to tell you why now. | ||
now. | ||
We have three seconds left. | ||
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We're back. | |
I didn't expect this break to be so short. | ||
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Thank you. | |
But I did promise I'd take a call. | ||
We're going to do it. I'm not going to leave you guys hanging. | ||
I'm going to get to other stories. | ||
There's a lot of, like I said, a lot of papers here. | ||
But we're blasting through these. | ||
We're blasting through these. Let's go to a call. | ||
Andrew from New Jersey. | ||
You there? Andrew? | ||
Hey. You're always on your A-game. | ||
Thank you. With the trial with Alex Jones, it's very prejudicial, and Barnes, Attorney Barnes would agree probably that the judge's prejudice would grant Alex Jones an appeal if he needed it, because she said, you can't lie, you have to tell. | ||
That's inappropriate and unprofessional and probably illegal. | ||
The prosecutor that cross-examined can say that, but the judge isn't supposed to interject. | ||
So I link that to January 6th, and the kid ratted out his parents. | ||
But I say the phrase that we know, the famous phrase, when they came for the trade unionist, I was not a trade unionist, so I didn't speak out. | ||
When they came for Bernie Sanders, Democrat socialist, Bernie Sanders, I didn't speak out. | ||
When they came for Alex Jones, info war, I wasn't an info warrior. | ||
And then when they came for the Jews, I wasn't Jewish. | ||
So then they came for me and no one was left. | ||
And speaking of, I wanted to ask your opinion about George Soros. | ||
And I just want to say, like, Alex Jones is the opposite of a liar. | ||
He played the Soros clip, the full clip, where he admits that he ratted out the Jewish people in his neighborhood to the Nazi brown church. | ||
But Alex plays the full clip where he says, at first, He laughs George Soros and he has no regret. | ||
But then he looks bad and he says, well, you know, as a kid, you think... | ||
So he did show a little regret, but Alex could have edited it. | ||
So I wanted to ask, there's people that are dead because of George Soros. | ||
And Fox won't even let you say the name. | ||
That's appalling. But I wanted to ask, do you think possibly part of the reason he wants to... | ||
Have people on the streets and not any incarceration that he feels guilt because of what he did when he was a kid. | ||
No, no, no, no, no, no. These people have very, it's clear, like it's so clear that these people have, you know, agendas to deconstruct the West, deconstruct the United States of America. | ||
I mean, that's what the open borders are. | ||
That's what, you know, the identity of not only our country, but Europe is falling apart. | ||
And this is how you do it. | ||
And this is how you implement a one-world government. | ||
I mean, many things are at play. | ||
You know, there's COVID, the lockdowns, which then killed the middle class and small businesses. | ||
And this is how you do it. | ||
And then they gobble everything up for absolutely nothing. | ||
And then you have a nation of serfs. | ||
You have uber rich and uber poor. | ||
And that's it. Nothing in the middle. | ||
And having a robust, strong middle class is the best defense against globalism. | ||
And it's the best way to protect your national identity. | ||
But it's really impossible to do that anymore when the country is in free fall and it's on purpose. | ||
So no, I mean, I think you're being too nice. | ||
And that's kind of the thing. Like, we're nice here. | ||
You know, you're being a little too nice to George Soros. | ||
He is definitely not feeling any guilt. | ||
This is not because he feels guilty about what he did, you know, during World War II. There's many other ways to try to show that you feel guilt. | ||
And, you know, there's many other things you could do. | ||
But releasing criminals, you know, by the thousands. | ||
Is not the way to do it. | ||
So I'm going to take another call in a little bit, but before that, when I was here, I think when I was here last time, which was a couple weeks ago, there was a story around that time where there was a, it was in Sesame Street, they have an amusement park, and then the little girls, black girls got ignored by Elmo. | ||
I think it must have been Elmo or one of the other Elmos. | ||
They're all Elmo to me. | ||
And then that was a big controversy, you know, because the mascots are now racist. | ||
It's not that, you know, you're in a costume and you can't see anything. | ||
And then it just looked like the mascot ignored those little girls. | ||
But... Whenever a trend like this starts, yeah, that video. | ||
Whenever a trend like this starts, there's going to be copycats because people are opportunistic. | ||
It's kind of like how the United States is the most litigious country in the whole world. | ||
And people sue over the dumbest things. | ||
And then it kind of emboldens other people to sue because everyone becomes very predatory. | ||
And then the lawyers are predatory and opportunistic. | ||
And that's why you have warning labels everywhere, like really dumb warning labels everywhere. | ||
It's not that we're all really stupid. | ||
It's just that people don't want to get sued. | ||
So people saw that video and then other people are now seeing an opportunity to make some money. | ||
There was another controversial video, fake racism, as Matt Walsh, he points out. | ||
This is in Chuck E. Cheese. | ||
Of all the fake racism controversies, this racist mascot trend has to be the absolute fakest and dumbest, which is really saying something. | ||
So let's play that clip. | ||
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Thank you! Thank you! | |
It's great to be here with you to celebrate these amazing birthday stars! | ||
Now, for those of you who don't know, when you celebrate your birthday... | ||
There it is. Chuck E. Cheese just completely ignoring that cute little girl. | ||
How could you ignore that cute little girl on purpose? | ||
You don't. That girl... | ||
Being so excited. | ||
I mean, as an adult, you kind of, you know, you're very aware what Chuck E. Cheese is and it's like not the best place. | ||
It's kind of depressing. I mean, look at that. | ||
It just looks very empty and with the white fluorescent lights, it just looks terrible. | ||
But little kids, they're so pure and they're so cute that even that is going to be magical to them. | ||
Like, that's amazing. But, you know, obviously because we're seeing racism everywhere in the most racist country in the world, and I'm being sarcastic, You know, opportunistic people will film that video in hopes that they capture racism. | ||
3.6 million views on that video. | ||
Please retweet on July 30th that Chuck E. Cheese in Wayne, New Jersey, my two-year-old, was racially discriminated against. | ||
I guarantee you even a very racist person would not discriminate against a very cute baby. | ||
I don't care if the baby's black or whatever. | ||
There's no way. Babies are so innocent and pure. | ||
As you can see, he gives all of the white kids his fives. | ||
I don't know what his fives is. | ||
Oh, high fives. I'm dumb. | ||
And purposely ignores my black baby. | ||
When confronted, he ignored me as well. | ||
The manager, Angie Velasquez, made excuses for him. | ||
By the way, they spell white, Y-T. That's what they do. | ||
I don't know why. But that's someone who's trying to get Ben Crump on her side. | ||
He's that lawyer, the bird which is the bald eagle, that guy. | ||
You know, he's the new Jesse Jackson. | ||
And she's trying to get his services to make money. | ||
So... Other mascots are taking note and they don't want that bad attention. | ||
This video got 4.3 million views. | ||
It's of Woody in Disneyland, Disney World, it doesn't matter. | ||
Let's play that video. | ||
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Why is this music on this video? | |
Why would they put this music on that video? | ||
So there's Woody. This is unnecessary, this music. | ||
You're at Disney. You don't need to put this music in front of it. | ||
So Woody is not going to ignore them. | ||
Woody said, nah, bitch, get over here. | ||
We ain't finna get canceled. | ||
So there you go. Was that Woody? | ||
That's the other Woody, the female Woody. | ||
So, Jessie. | ||
So, people are very scared. | ||
Because if you work in a theme park like that, it's not like that's what you want to do the rest of your life. | ||
You hope to build off of that and get better jobs. | ||
If you get cancelled for ignoring someone by accident, Your whole future is done, probably. | ||
The best you can hope for is to become Ted Kaczynski, live in the woods, and write a manifesto. | ||
Other than that, you won't be able to get a job. | ||
So they're going to be paying extra attention for those people. | ||
It's just weird that people would want to be victims like that. | ||
You know? It's bizarre. | ||
Man, we're going to break in 26 seconds. | ||
Maybe I can get this point across really quickly. | ||
Someone sent me a video last night on Instagram. | ||
You know what? You're going to have to fill in the blanks there. | ||
I can't think like that. | ||
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I can't think. 15 seconds left. | |
I can't tell you a story in 12 seconds. | ||
What are we doing? There's nine seconds left. | ||
There's no way I can tell you a story. | ||
We're going to get to more stuff when we come back. | ||
There's a lot of other stuff. | ||
Simon, there's a guy Simon in Florida who has a bone to pick with me and I'm gonna do a preemptive strike right now. | ||
I'm not wrong and I don't like being wrong, okay? | ||
But he has a bone to pick with me and I want to take a call from Simon in Florida and he's British. | ||
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What's up Simon? Hi there, Josh. | |
I'm actually a very regular contributor to the program, as the staff there could confirm to you. | ||
I'd like to say that I'm pretty, pretty disgusted by your conduct this morning, that you made some really serious mistakes covering three of the stories in the second half of the first hour there. | ||
With regards to the children or the daughters of Mr. | ||
Ferrett, that you showed that very, very brief A clip of what they had just witnessed was their father being sentenced to 87 months in federal detention, having just been held for a year and a half in solitary confinement. | ||
And the one daughter, who you described as calling for the life detention of former President Trump, Did not actually say that. | ||
She was talking about the proportionality of sentencing, and she was saying that if, conditional, if her father really deserves seven-plus years in prison based upon his conduct, then in comparison, President Trump should get a life sentence. | ||
He did not call... | ||
Should President Trump be sentenced to life in prison? | ||
And given the legal difficulties that free speech systems and Mr. | ||
Jones are currently experiencing, in part based upon using very, very short clips out of context, which both he and Mr. | ||
Troyer in the last 10 days have specifically and publicly stated should not be done out of context, I think that was your first error. | ||
You then made an error regarding... | ||
We'll go to that second one in a second. | ||
It's clearly unintentional. | ||
We've got to be on the offense still. | ||
This show is done on the fly. | ||
The way you explained it, my bad. | ||
But there was no... | ||
It wasn't on purpose, okay? | ||
It's not like, oh, I have an agenda and I gotta drive it home. | ||
I gotta put this clip out of context. | ||
I didn't tell the people when we were putting the show together, I didn't tell the producers, hey, let's condense this clip and make it look like this. | ||
But that's why we appreciate the callers like you, you know, who can... | ||
You know, sit back and then, you know, clarify some things. | ||
But there's a lot of... | ||
It's very, you know, it's very intense putting a show together, especially when it's, you know, time is of the essence. | ||
But, you know, it's not like I sat here with an agenda to try to do that on purpose. | ||
Can we go to point two? | ||
Well, unfortunately, as Owen explained in his testimony, and he is now publicly accepted, That that lack of malice is not a sufficient cover for the consequences that such action may actually induce. | ||
And if there are diehard supporters of Mr. | ||
Trump who think that he's calling for his lifetime in prison, then that could have quite negative consequences for that young woman. | ||
And that wasn't what she said. | ||
You also missed out the point that her brother, who had been involved in the FBI entrapment of the father was asked by the family to write a mitigation letter, and instead of writing a mitigation letter, he wrote a letter to the judge saying that his father should be given the maximum sentence possible. | ||
But to go to your next point, and just to understand the irony of the situation with regard to your next serious error when throwing out good comments about George Soros, His birth name is Georgie Schwartz. | ||
The man that Mr. | ||
Jones has now appointed to have operational control of free speech systems is called Mark Schwartz. | ||
Same name as the birth name of Mr. | ||
Soros before he moved to America. | ||
Okay? And frankly, if Mr. | ||
Swartz is listening, he should be running into the studio and having security escort you out. | ||
Because the story that you told about Miss Soros, as unlikable a character as he may be, was once again grossly, grossly inaccurate as to his conduct in Hungary during 1945. | ||
And if you're going to make such assertions, it's better to use the clip where he explained to his dishonor Exactly what he did to rather than in some way kind of like trying to round up that story. | ||
And you then made a third mistake seriously in a prejudicial manner with your coverage of the McDonald's shooting story by saying that the person that was involved in that incident was convicted of murder in 2020 when he hasn't been convicted of murder in 2020. | ||
That in itself It's defamatory. | ||
When they arrested him, they found out there was an outstanding warrant for a charge of murder in 2020. | ||
But he has not been convicted by a jury of his peers, which as Mr. | ||
Jones is saying this week, is so critically important in the American justice system. | ||
Are you still there? | ||
Yes, I am. Sorry, I thought you got cut off. | ||
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Okay. I mean, I don't know what else to say. | |
I took a beating just now. | ||
Am I fired? Are they going to escort me out right now? | ||
Sir, you should be. | ||
Either that or you should be telling them, hey guys, while we're still allowed to sell products for the next two weeks because it looks like the whole company is limited and it's business operations, yeah, let's run some commercials while I have a moment of consideration about how I conduct myself. | ||
Okay. So, I would just encourage you to please be a little bit more professional in your conduct. | ||
And I'm saying this as somebody who's been a holder of the show. | ||
No, I'm aware. I'm aware of your history with this show. | ||
I thank you for calling. All right, so it looks like we're going to go to break in a minute and 18 seconds, and it also looks like security is coming to escort me out of the building right now in handcuffs. | ||
Is that defamation, what I just said, that security is coming in handcuffs right now to escort me out the... | ||
Well, it was nice hosting for the first hour and a half of the American Journal. | ||
I was supposed to be here tomorrow. | ||
I guess I'm not anymore. | ||
I'll find someone. | ||
I'll find someone to cover for me. | ||
You know, maybe some... | ||
I'll just find a guy on the street. | ||
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We've had a lot of fun. Yeah, it was fun, right? | |
You know? Look, like I said in the beginning of the episode, it's a morning show. | ||
Mistakes will be made. I'm sorry. | ||
But... I also think we gotta be on the offense a lot of the time. | ||
And we're gonna win, you guys. | ||
We're gonna win this Infowar. | ||
We're not going anywhere. | ||
I love Infowars. | ||
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There's more to come. | |
After the break, go to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
Buy stuff. A lot of good products on there. | ||
Spread the legs. | ||
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I am still here. | |
For a second you thought I got to squirt it out, didn't you? | ||
I'm still here. When I spoke with the producers, and we agreed, you see all these stories here. | ||
Can't talk about any of them. | ||
Can't talk about any of them. | ||
There's some good stuff here, too. | ||
So, all right, eight minutes and 50 seconds until the next breaks. | ||
You know, today I woke up. | ||
I'll talk about my day. I'll talk about my day. | ||
Today I woke up. It was at 6 a.m. | ||
I'm like, oh, I've got to get the show together. | ||
And then, you know, I was like, I want to have coffee, but it was too early, you know, nowhere to go, no places open. | ||
This is the new InfoWars, by the way. | ||
I'm going to just talk about my day. | ||
And then, you know, the least controversial kind of podcast, it's not a podcast, show, show, you know. | ||
And then took a shower, got dressed, ordered a Lyft. | ||
And then went to the studio. | ||
Wait, we still have an hour and a half after the show. | ||
I don't know how I'm going to fill it in. | ||
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You know, what do I do? | |
All right, I'm going to tiptoe. | ||
I'm going to walk on eggshells, talk about this next segment. | ||
I'm going to read you this Mike Cernovich tweet. | ||
So this is not me. This is not me saying anything. | ||
I'm reading a tweet. Imagine being in jail for drug possession and seeing Biden is going to release an infamous Russian arms dealer in exchange for an American who was imprisoned for drug crimes. | ||
Do I say allegedly? | ||
I'm going to say allegedly after everything. | ||
So this is about Brittany Griner who there's a trade. | ||
She's a WNBA player. | ||
There's a trade in motion right now. | ||
And it looks like that's what the trade is going to be. | ||
I don't know if it went through yet. | ||
I know that we have other political prisoners, Americans, in Russia and in other countries. | ||
And I think we should do everything in our power to get them out of there and bring them back to America. | ||
But the Brittany Griner thing is interesting to me because... | ||
I never heard her. | ||
I never, you know, I don't know who she is really. | ||
I don't watch women's basketball, neither does anyone else. | ||
Allegedly, neither does anyone else. | ||
I'm sure they have some sort of base, but not really. | ||
And so I was like, okay, I'm going to Google a video of Brittany Griner. | ||
And I want to hear what she's about. | ||
I want to hear her voice. | ||
So can we play this clip of Brittany Griner on ESPN? This is from like a few years ago. | ||
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Okay, here we are, Brittany Griner. | |
Yes, we are. I was having this flashback. | ||
Do you remember the very first time we ever did an interview? | ||
That was a while ago. | ||
You were 18 years old, and I just remember you were terrified. | ||
Your voice was shaking, so hopefully this one will go a little better. | ||
Oh, no, this one will definitely go better. | ||
You were so scared. Yeah, no, you helped me out a lot. | ||
I remember you gave me really good tips and everything. | ||
All right, let's cut this video. | ||
That's 15 minutes long. Let's cut. | ||
That's a man. | ||
Allegedly. I'm alleging that that's a man. | ||
I protect myself legally right there. | ||
That's for sure a man. | ||
I don't understand why anyone's talking about this. | ||
That's not a woman. Allegedly. | ||
I don't know the law, but I'm just going to keep saying allegedly. | ||
Allegedly. And I think that's like a nice segue into the whole trans stuff. | ||
You'd start wearing dresses, prepare to die. | ||
It's like, you know... I mean, really, that movie Joanna Mann from, I don't know, like 1997 was way ahead of its time because people really... | ||
Really took that to heart, some people. | ||
I mean, that's for sure. You can find, in mid-July, there was controversy. | ||
There was some people starting to notice that that might be a man, Brittany Griner. | ||
And there's videos of Brittany Griner shirtless, and there's no scars. | ||
Like, she has no boobs, and there's no scars. | ||
You know, I know some women don't have, but that, I mean, the shoulders, and that dude is stronger than I am. | ||
Bigger than I am. I mean, that's a guy. | ||
Allegedly. Don't want to get sued. | ||
I mean, it's really crazy. | ||
But, yeah, that's the movie, Joanna Mann. | ||
People are really, really, you know, doing it in real life. | ||
I mean, that's pretty cool. That's pretty cool when, you know, people, life imitates art and all that. | ||
But I want to get to some of the trans stuff because that's our life now. | ||
It used to be that you would hear that word once a year. | ||
You hear it every day of your life. | ||
It's in your face. They're trying to normalize it every day. | ||
Mainly teachers. It's like mainly teachers and Nickelodeon and the entertainment industry. | ||
But the one thing I want to say about the drag queens and all that is I'm very confused. | ||
How are they talented? | ||
What do they do that's so amazing? | ||
Because AOC, this is from July 30th, AOC had some sort of powwow with drag queens and was talking about how amazing they are and how patriotic they are and how talented they are. | ||
And I'm like, wait, well, how? | ||
Let's listen to this. | ||
The people who change what people think are artists and drag queens. | ||
And let's not forget who threw that first break at Stonewall. | ||
You know, that is what led to us passing the Equality Act in the House and this term, marriage equality. | ||
It starts with you. | ||
I mean, your patriots. | ||
You are. Why? | ||
You are. Icon. | ||
And I'm so proud of you all. | ||
I'm so proud to live in this country with you and with your mother and with all of us as family. | ||
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Thank you. Thank you, girl. We love you. | |
So that's RuPaul's Drag Race. | ||
First of all, I have no idea what AOC has to do with any of this. | ||
Is she telling us something? | ||
Is she coming out? Is she going to be on Drag Race as a contestant? | ||
Okay, she's a guest judge. | ||
So I don't know what makes these people so special. | ||
You know, growing up, clowns, scary. | ||
This is like a more horrifying version of that. | ||
What happened to clowns? | ||
That used to be a thing, right? Now we have drag queens and all that performing for kids. | ||
And clowns, what are they doing? | ||
Are they all homeless now? | ||
Do they have a job anymore? Probably not. | ||
It's very sad what's happening, but I still don't understand how these people are talented. | ||
I don't know what makes them talented or special. | ||
I guess looking like freaks and looking like aliens, that's something, you know? | ||
Being good at makeup, but are you? | ||
Like, this is not even what women try to look like. | ||
It's a parody of women. | ||
I don't understand. | ||
Oh my god, I hate those clips. | ||
I hate this clip too. | ||
This is of a church, again, July 30th, same day, 2.1 million views. | ||
And, yeah, the stark difference between a beautiful church and the people occupying this church right now in this clip. | ||
Let's play this clip of the drag queen in the church. | ||
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Her name is Britta Filter, and she is the queen of New York! | |
Yes! Round of applause for what? | ||
This is like more of an applause than a movie gets at the Cannes Film Festival. | ||
What are you doing? That's so amazing. | ||
Oh my God. Honestly, I'm sure other shows have played this clip already, like last week, but I'm very confused. | ||
What makes these people so special? | ||
You're not even dancing or anything. | ||
There's no choreography. There's nothing involved there. | ||
You just have to look like a freak and desecrate a church. | ||
That's what you're doing. You've got to go desecrate a church, and I guess that's what's special to them, I guess, you know? | ||
In real time, desecrating a church. | ||
Allegedly. It's my opinion. | ||
It's just such a perfect video of the time we live in. | ||
This church, which they're not being built anymore like this. | ||
This beautiful, grand church. | ||
And the people who passed it down to us, the previous generations who built it and preserved it and passed it down to us, and then this is where we are now as a society, completely desecrating it. | ||
It's very sad, you guys. | ||
Everything I just said was allegedly. | ||
This is beautiful music. | ||
This is nice, relaxing, beautiful music. | ||
This is the tone for the show, you know? | ||
Why do we gotta be so serious, you guys? | ||
Why is everyone on edge? | ||
We're winning. I don't care what anyone says, we're winning. | ||
And we have to act like we're winning, okay? | ||
Thank you very much. That's really nice. | ||
Thank you. Oh, that was... | ||
Did Trump really just call in right now? | ||
Was that... I mean, I know he watches Infor. | ||
Did he really... Was that really him? | ||
Wow. Sean, was that Trump? | ||
Oh my god, thank you, Trump. | ||
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We love you. Quiet, quiet, quiet. | |
Okay, okay, I'll get back to the show. | ||
You're absolutely right. I'll get back to the show. | ||
But this is amazing that Trump, and it's weird, he just had, you know, he didn't even have to, like, be, you know, just calling. | ||
He should just chime in whenever he wants. | ||
So, there is some good news in the front of the whole trans thing. | ||
But yeah, this Libs of TikTok video. | ||
We should play it. A bunch of middle schoolers owned this woke teacher when she asked for their pronouns. | ||
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Let's play that. Okay, TikTok, I really need your help here on this one. | |
I'm a teacher. I teach fifth and sixth grade. | ||
And this morning, I don't know, somehow the concept of pronouns came up. | ||
And one of my students said, well, Miss Odell, did you even ask me my pronouns? | ||
And I was like, whoa. I hadn't actually asked him his pronouns, and I had called him a hen, and I said, oh, I'm so sorry, I haven't actually called you, I mean, asked you what your pronouns are, and, um, what are they? | ||
And he said, I'm sorry, Banana said, Banana and Rock. | ||
And I was like, dude, no. | ||
Like, don't mess around. | ||
I was actually really upset because I thought he was making fun of it. | ||
And in fact, I'm still pretty sure he was making fun of it. | ||
But they all agreed, no, like, you can choose anything. | ||
Banana, rock, if you want banana and rock to be a pronoun, banana and rock's your pronoun. | ||
Is it? TikTok, tell me. | ||
All right, the fact that she has to ask... | ||
It has me worried she's a teacher. | ||
And I've said this many times. | ||
Allegedly, most teachers are really dumb, in my opinion. | ||
Especially if that's the caliber of teacher we're getting right now. | ||
Very, very dumb. She has to ask TikTok. | ||
You know, that's where the brightest minds of the world go. | ||
Hey, TikTok, I have a question for you. | ||
I just got owned by my students. | ||
Were they messing with me or do they really believe this? | ||
I have to know. | ||
If you have to ask TikTok, especially this dumb of a question, then we're in big trouble. | ||
But what I like about that video is that some kids are going to make fun of the woke agenda. | ||
We hyper fixate on the dark and dreary aspect of this whole story, this whole narrative, but... | ||
There are some shining spots. | ||
I mean, because think about it. | ||
Like, imagine if you were in fifth or sixth grade. | ||
Because if I was, I would be having a field day with this stuff. | ||
I would be making fun of it. | ||
I would change my pronouns every day. | ||
I would come out as trans to my teacher and be like, please don't tell my parents. | ||
I'd probably get a 4.0 GPA. Without ever passing a test because I got that teacher on my side because, you know, it's very... | ||
I couldn't do the homework. | ||
I just couldn't because my life at home is just very tumultuous and it's just very rough on me and I can't focus and, you know, I love your class. | ||
And I really cherish it. | ||
But, you know, that's just really... | ||
I like this. | ||
And I suspect that this is happening all across the country. | ||
And it can't just be happening to this one teacher. | ||
But it's really funny that she had to ask. | ||
And boy, oh boy. | ||
I mean, imagine the types of teachers you had growing up. | ||
They don't exist anymore. | ||
We have this lady. | ||
We have this. This is what we have. | ||
Um... Not the brightest bulb in the bulb place. | ||
That's the saying, right, Sean? | ||
That's the saying? Yeah. | ||
Not the sharpest tool in the shed. | ||
I know my sayings. | ||
Yeah, that's a saying. | ||
I came up with that right now, allegedly. | ||
Another piece of good news, though... | ||
Nothing to do with the trans stuff, but I do have another trans video to play, but I just wanted to stick on the good news for a second. | ||
PS5 players have stopped playing their consoles because they're going outside instead, PlayStation says. | ||
So, I think that while the fake pandemic was happening and the lockdowns were in place, you know, people were really embracing their sedentary lifestyles, which pretty much America, I mean, if you just look at how obese everyone's gotten, that's just kind of how it is now. | ||
But this is a nice story that gives me a little bit of hope because we are told to embrace the metaverse. | ||
We're told to embrace VR and virtual reality and Kind of disconnect from reality and connect to this whole, you know, virtual reality. | ||
But it seems like, I mean, I don't know if you could really... | ||
You got to take this with a grain of salt, I guess. | ||
But it seems like people are going back to their roots, at least because now they can go outside and, you know, they're not locked down. | ||
PlayStation 5 consoles are not being used as much because people are going outside, Sony has said. | ||
During the pandemic, the PS5 was arguably the most coveted gadget in the world. | ||
Huge demand and issues with supply meant there was a booming market for the console, leading resale prices to shoot up and sending people on vast quests. | ||
I like how they call it quests. | ||
It's not a quest to try and find them. | ||
But as restrictions relax, people are playing the consoles less, PlayStation said in its latest results. | ||
I mean, it's crazy that they would admit that maybe because they're a publicly traded company, Sony, is that they maybe had to. | ||
But, I mean, that's pretty interesting. | ||
I do... I do like that. | ||
The company saw total gameplay time fall 15% this summer. | ||
It set in the results for the latest quarter. | ||
It improved slightly in June with time up 3% compared with the previous month, but that was still down 10% on June 2021. | ||
So much lower engagement than we anticipated. | ||
Let's hope that it just completely plummets. | ||
I'm not gonna introduce video games to my son or anything like that. | ||
He's gonna have to find out about video games way later in life, but definitely not when he's a kid. | ||
I think it's one of the things, especially for young boys, that's making them passive and weak and obese. | ||
But the last thing I did want to say with regards to the trans thing, as much as I do like Ron DeSantis in this clip, it doesn't seem like he's going as hard as I would have hoped. | ||
Let's play this clip. in this state across a wide variety of things. | ||
And one of the things that they're trying to do is they talk about these very young kids getting gender-affirming care. | ||
They don't tell you what that is, is they're actually giving very young girls double mastectomies. | ||
They want to castrate these young boys. | ||
That's wrong. And so we've stood up and said, both from the health and children well-being perspective, you know, you don't disfigure 10, 12, 13-year-old kids based on gender dysphoria. | ||
80% of it resolves anyways by the time they get older. | ||
So why would you be doing this? | ||
I think these doctors need to get sued for what's happening. | ||
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I'm sorry. I mean, is that the worst thing you can think of? | |
You know, he's talking about these horrific things that Joseph Mengele would be doing. | ||
These experiments on kids. | ||
And then he goes, you know what? | ||
I think they should get sued. | ||
Come on, man. | ||
You can go a lot harder than that. | ||
You're the governor of Florida. | ||
You could say whatever you want. | ||
And you say, I think they should get sued on my own show. | ||
Death penalty. Honestly, if you're a doctor and this is what you're doing to children, death penalty. | ||
And you see, I'm not saying vigilantism or anything like that. | ||
So death penalty implies that the law, there would be a law in place, you know, and I think that's what they deserve. | ||
In a civilized society, this is not what you do to children, but I guess nowadays it is. | ||
Not only that, I mean, you, you know, you celebrate abortion and, you know, murdering babies for their parts and all of that. | ||
It's crazy how all that has been normalized, right? | ||
I hear the theme song to the show. | ||
I hear that. Do they hear it too? | ||
But yeah, I mean, I do like Ron DeSantis, but sometimes I wish he would go a lot harder. | ||
The people demand it, honestly. | ||
If someone heard him say, death penalty, and the memes, I mean, it's like the Fred Armisen video from that show, Parks and Recreation. | ||
Where, you know, the slightest thing, death penalty. | ||
Death penalty. I feel like you guys are going to pull it up, but I don't know. | ||
Sorry to put you on the spot like that, team. | ||
I'm going to take some calls when we come back after the break. | ||
But, yeah, guys, go to infowarsstore.com. | ||
We have a bunch of good stuff there. | ||
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It's supposedly, from what I hear, now you see keywords supposedly, good for inflammation. | ||
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The pepper activates the turmeric. | ||
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More to come after the break. | ||
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I mean to take the protesters away. | |
Where are they? This kind of behavior is never tolerated in Barakwa. | ||
You shout like that, they put you in jail right away. | ||
No trial, no nothing. | ||
Journalists, we have a special jail for journalists. | ||
You're stealing? Ride to jail. | ||
You're playing music too loud? Ride to jail. | ||
Right away. You're driving too fast? | ||
Jail. Slow? | ||
Jail. You're charging too high prices for sweaters? | ||
Jail. Glasses? | ||
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You ride to jail. Jail? You undercooked fish, believe it or not. | |
Jail. So not death penalty, I made a mistake, but jail. | ||
And, you know, that's what we do. | ||
You know, everything's on the fly on this show, you know? | ||
Right to jail. But that's still a lot more, you know, of a threat than we're going to sue them, the doctors, Ron DeSantis. | ||
I do want to take some calls. | ||
Let's take one call right now. | ||
There's a guy waiting 43. | ||
The first caller, it says question mark. | ||
I don't even know his name. I think we should take that one if he's still there. | ||
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All right. It's okay. | |
I just feel bad waiting for that long. | ||
Let's go. We could take it. | ||
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Hopefully it's not Simon. | |
What's up? Hello? | ||
Hey. How you doing? | ||
Good. How are you? What's up? | ||
I'm doing pretty well. We're just talking like a couple of bros, you know? | ||
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Yes, we are, man. | |
We're brothers. We're brothers of God. | ||
Yeah, absolutely. So what's going on? | ||
Is this Josh? This is Josh. | ||
You're all live on air. | ||
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Oh, I'm sorry. Hey, it's Dr. | |
J. I didn't even know because nobody even gave me the heads up. | ||
Oh, it's okay. It's okay. | ||
How you doing, my man? Good. | ||
What did you want to call about? | ||
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Well, I had spoke to you before and I wanted to Bring up the idea of diversion, right? | |
Because I've heard you guys talking about that a lot, how the globalists and all this, they want you to look at one thing while they're doing something totally different, right? | ||
Yeah. And now that we're into this, you know, what other new variant or cowpox or whatever's out there that, you know, they're going to be pushing vaccines again, right? | ||
Pushing them really hard again. | ||
And I think that One of the biggest money makers that the pharmaceutical companies, which have been taken over by these people, which is why they're gaining so much ground and money and buying property and all this, is that they do vaccinations on kids. | ||
They've been mandatory for years, right? | ||
Mm-hmm. And I feel like they may be using some of this corona thing and this new cowpox, or what is it again? | ||
It's monkeypox. Yep. | ||
That they may be using that as a diversion to now put something into the vaccines of the newborns to make sure that they're not going to be fertile. | ||
I mean, it's possible for sure. | ||
I mean, but the thing is, is that I think that this is sort of backfiring for them because parents now are kind of a little bit skeptical about the whole vaccination thing, more so than they even were 10 years ago. | ||
And who was that? | ||
Jenna McCarthy or what's her name? | ||
Yeah, Jenny McCarthy. | ||
Yeah, and others when she was bringing it up on Oprah and all of that. | ||
I think that it's become way more mainstream because of how aggressive they have been with the vaccinations. | ||
And yeah, I mean, it could be sort of population control. | ||
I mean, who knows what they've been doing to people in Africa for over the years. | ||
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Oh, of course. They make you cry. | |
Yeah, and I think they tested all of this on them way long ago, way before it was on our radar, and now it's being marketed to the masses. | ||
Not only are they going to be making a ton of money with this, but they're going to be able to move forward with their agenda, which is for sure it's population control. | ||
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You got 10 seconds. | |
It's all connected. As I mentioned before, I host a show called Wrong Opinion. | ||
You can subscribe to that, wrongopinion.net or wrongop.gumroad.com. | ||
I appreciate you guys for tuning in. | ||
We got a lot more calls. | ||
I'll get to those in a little bit, but there's still some stories here I want to talk about. | ||
One of them is MSNBC put out a little op-ed. | ||
Why America needs a new kind of atheism right now. | ||
Even atheism is passe. | ||
Even atheism is fashion to them. | ||
So it needs a little bit of an update. | ||
It needs to be spruced up a little bit. | ||
And I just think that's kind of cute. | ||
And it needs a new atheism right now because there is a takeover. | ||
The religious right is taking over the country and they're scared. | ||
Anytime we get a little bit of a win... | ||
They make it out to be like it's like the biggest threat in the world. | ||
And I'm thinking, no, we need to go harder. | ||
We need to keep going. We can't stop fighting. | ||
And it starts off here, this article starts off, there are two pressing crises tied to the state of religion in America today. | ||
A new style of atheism can help answer both of them. | ||
The first crisis is rooted in an excess of religion. | ||
Do you guys feel like there's an excess of religion right now? | ||
With all the stories you keep hearing about. | ||
Do you feel like you're winning? | ||
I showed you that clip of the trans or the drag show or whatever it was in a church, in a beautiful church, ornate, beautiful, ornate church. | ||
It was probably built 150, 200 years ago. | ||
Does that feel like you're winning all your libraries, all your schools, everything taken over? | ||
Does that feel like you're winning? | ||
The fact that the movies that are pro-Christianity or religion are made on a shoestring budget outside of Hollywood and get barely released in theaters, does that feel like we're winning? | ||
That any time they try to indoctrinate your kid with this woke agenda, any slight push, you can get arrested in a town hall meeting. | ||
You could get arrested for voicing your concern. | ||
Does that feel like you're winning? | ||
So, it doesn't feel like, to me, like there's an excess of religion. | ||
I mean, this is a Christian nation, the United States. | ||
And look, by the way, For those of you that don't know, I'm Jewish and I'm saying this is a Christian nation. | ||
We had an amazing country and it was because it was built By Christians who, you know, look to the Bible and all of that. | ||
Christian theocracy is not far off specter, but an emerging reality in America, fueled by a radically reactionary Supreme Court. | ||
It's so reactionary. | ||
The fact that the Supreme Court had to step in and be like, hey, it's killing more than a million babies a year, you know, can we taper it down a little bit, you guys? | ||
But it's not like they banned it all across the board. | ||
It's up to the states. And they're complaining about it. | ||
Reactionary Supreme Court that is two-thirds Catholic, Thomas Jefferson's already dilapidated and graffitied wall of separation between church and state is crumbling. | ||
I don't think the founding fathers could have imagined the degeneracy that we are engulfed by right now, by the way. | ||
I don't think they could have imagined it. | ||
So back then, like, yeah, there should be a separation between church and state, you know? | ||
Because everyone back then was pretty much sane and rational, you know? | ||
I love how we look at the people who lived in the past and we're like, boy, they were barbaric. | ||
What? How many babies did they kill a year back then? | ||
Zero? Were there any? | ||
Did they even know what the word abortion meant? | ||
Was that a thing? So, but, you know, MSNBC has a solution because I guess they're saying that we're winning too much. | ||
I guess Trump was right. | ||
You're going to get tired of winning. I mean, I'm not tired of winning. | ||
Actually, because we really haven't been winning the past few years. | ||
But... Yeah, I mean their solution is a new form of atheism. | ||
Where are we? The overturning of Roe v. | ||
Wade means the lives of women across the country are being held hostage by a conservative Christian conception of life. | ||
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So, yeah. | |
This is a long article, but I don't think that I don't think that atheism is the answer because that's basically what we've been trying out for. | ||
I don't know, the past 20 years. | ||
I remember in the 90s the atheist movement was starting to gain ground and it was still pretty small. | ||
It was kind of like the libertarian movement before Ron Paul. | ||
It was pretty small. And now it seems like they're not the majority, clearly, but they're a very loud minority that probably quadrupled since the 90s. | ||
And now they're dictating everything. | ||
So anytime they lose, it's like the end of the world for them. | ||
But basically they need a rebrand. | ||
The atheists need a rebrand. | ||
Let's take another call. | ||
J.R. from New York. | ||
Hey, sorry about that. | ||
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Dropped my phone. No worries. | |
So yeah, I just wanted to call in about Soros and how Soros and Trump have like They must have a relationship somewhere in the background because... | ||
Allegedly. Well, no, not allegedly. | ||
He basically lent Trump $160 million in 2004, and then Trump appoints Mnuchin as his Secretary of Commerce or Chief of Finance or something, who was one of... | ||
Thanks for Treasury. Cronies. | ||
Here's the deal. I call in because it concerns me how everybody is talking about Trump like he's our savior. | ||
We need foresight right now. | ||
I don't think that is our savior. | ||
Hold on. Let me just finish my point real quick. | ||
We need foresight, so we need to see what they're going to do to us next. | ||
And you can clearly see that they're planning on running Trump on a Save America type of thing. | ||
If we just look at the donors, they're the same donors who back both parties. | ||
Fact, not conspiracy. | ||
Both donors back both parties. | ||
If you want to do a deep dive and get the documents and all the history, buy David Icke's books, The Answer and The Trigger. | ||
Look in the index under Trump. | ||
If you still trust Trump, you have Stockholm Syndrome. | ||
And I want you guys, I want Infowars, to get David Icke on with a topic For four segments, specifically exposing Trump and his dealings and everything he did. | ||
I voted for Trump. I regret it because I was hoodwinked, just like all of us, because, first of all, Warp Speed, not coming out against the vaccines, and we act like he doesn't know when, meanwhile, he was a fan of Infowars, but he doesn't know. I don't think so. | ||
And he can't be trusted. | ||
It's a one-party system. | ||
Voting doesn't work. | ||
We think, oh, we're going to vote our way out of this. | ||
No, we're not. And I disagree with what you said before about our founding fathers not foreseeing this. | ||
They absolutely did foresee this. | ||
That's why they created the Second Amendment. | ||
The thing is, is that we can't use it because if we do, we're domestic terrorists. | ||
Meanwhile, it doesn't even say anything. | ||
It just says bare arms, which means to show force. | ||
It doesn't mean to go out And commit violence. | ||
But no one's going to do that because everyone is bent on bringing back the Messiah. | ||
I was called in yesterday about the unconscious will to bring Jesus back because people want to be saved. | ||
No one's saving us. | ||
Jesus isn't coming. The Bible, I'm sorry, I'm not knocking Christianity. | ||
I consider myself a Christian also. | ||
I just interpret the scriptures the way that I think that the ancients meant them to be interpreted, which was in a mystical type of way. | ||
That's why the Council of Nicaea struck the mystical books out of the Bible. | ||
And they literally came together and formed the state of Rome and started killing people who were, quote, Gnostics, which has been demonized to think that you're evil. | ||
When these people just practiced more meditation and about connecting about the Christ within, like Paul said— The hope of glory. | ||
The Christ within. | ||
That's what it is. These pedophiles and Satanists want us to feel that we need someone come from the outside. | ||
We need to search within ourselves for the Savior. | ||
That's the Messiah. 15 seconds. | ||
I'm going to answer. You said a lot there. | ||
I'll try to answer some of it when we come back after the break. | ||
But thank you for calling. | ||
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I liked it. | |
I liked the energy. | ||
Great movie, Brazil, right there. | ||
That's what's happening. That's where we're heading. | ||
Or are we there? We might be there. | ||
We might be in Brazil. | ||
So that last caller, very good caller. | ||
That's what I like about some of these callers. | ||
They're very knowledgeable. And they add to the show. | ||
The last caller was talking about Trump's relationship to George Soros. | ||
I got to look into that more. | ||
Very interesting stuff nonetheless. | ||
But I do agree. Trump has made many mistakes, especially around the time COVID and working with Fauci and all of that. | ||
He took the bait on a lot of things. | ||
But when he acts on his instincts, that's when you see the best of Trump. | ||
And I think that hopefully in the second term, that's what we'll see. | ||
Because he does have good instincts and he should listen to... | ||
He should just never listen to your aides, ever. | ||
He shouldn't ever listen. | ||
And... To me, what Trump was, that's why I don't believe in the savior thing. | ||
Maybe the caller put words in my mouth. | ||
I don't think he's a savior or anything like that. | ||
I never did. What Trump is, is a message to the elites, the globalists, that we reject them. | ||
We reject their agenda. | ||
And Trump really, what he did best was expose these institutions to be completely fraudulent. | ||
And he even did it with the, maybe unintentionally, but he even did it with the vaccines, Operation Warp Speed and all of that. | ||
He exposed the election, the elections itself to be fraudulent and, And, you know, we have this bumbling fool in the White House now, Biden, and everything that is happening now, Trump predicted. | ||
I mean, it wasn't that hard to predict, honestly. | ||
But all of that is, it's like a trickle-on effect. | ||
It's exposing everything else for being completely fraudulent. | ||
And... When I make fun of boomers on my show, the only reason I make fun of them is because they think that America is still the America that they grew up in. | ||
And they still kind of believe in these institutions, even conservatives, like they still kind of believe in Fox News and even the New York Times, even though they think that the New York Times does lie sometimes, they do believe that it's like this institution, you know, that not that we should revere, but that we should kind of take seriously sometimes. | ||
I mean, how do you think we got into the war in Iraq? | ||
And Afghanistan and all of that in the early 2000s. | ||
Because people believed in the institutions. | ||
None of it made sense. | ||
Even the reasoning at the time didn't make sense. | ||
It's not like, oh, in retrospect, we were lied to. | ||
Nothing even then made sense. | ||
The only difference was back then, people believed in the system. | ||
And in a post-Trump America, fewer people believe in the system. | ||
And that's why Infowars is more popular now than ever. | ||
It's not an accident. | ||
People are waking up. | ||
And that's why I'm very hopeful for the future of Infowars. | ||
And I do love the work people do here because... | ||
Now more than ever, it's important that because now more than ever, you have more people tuning in and paying attention and seeking out the truth. | ||
And again, that's why I like the callers like we had before, because there's always room for improvement. | ||
And, you know, there's a lot of stuff that we don't know. | ||
And it's good to stick together, honestly, with these sorts of things. | ||
So, no, I don't believe he's this savior and he's going to save America and all that, even though that's the new slogan. | ||
But by highlighting what the problems are, that's how we can kind of get our bearings and figure out where to focus our energy and all of that. | ||
So, I am going to be taking more calls. | ||
877-789-2539. | ||
Let's go to Sean from California. | ||
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Hey, Josh, can you hear me okay? | |
I can hear you. Excellent. | ||
Hey, it's a good job you're doing hosting. | ||
I know some of the people are raking you over the coals there. | ||
I can handle it. Thank you. | ||
I'm going to talk with you with some love, though. | ||
So I'm going to give you something I've been starting to do, which is multiple choice. | ||
Do you want a joke to start with? | ||
Do you want one of six topics? | ||
Or do you want a little teaching opportunity? | ||
What would you like? Let's go to the second option. | ||
Okay, the teaching opportunity here. | ||
If you've heard of Steam or you've heard of Madonna, we know who they are. | ||
It's a public persona. We don't really care what their real names are. | ||
And when someone's going to quibble about George Soros' real name, that's good when you're doing a deep dive. | ||
But when we're talking about him in the general, that's what we need to use. | ||
So when people are quibbling about his last name being someone else's last name, that's kind of irrelevant. | ||
Honestly, I didn't even understand that point. | ||
It really didn't make sense to me. | ||
Yeah, it's a quibbling point to showcase knowledge. | ||
I've known his name as Schwartz for years, but if I blurt that out, it just means I'm showing off knowledge. | ||
The fact is his son, Alex Soros, is being groomed to replace him. | ||
He goes to the spirit cooking with Lady Gaga and Marina Brahmavik and getting all those contacts. | ||
So the issue with Soros, that clip that you were blasted for, the full clip, he goes on to say that It's like market economics, where if he didn't do the job, someone else would do it. | ||
And that means he's immoral. | ||
He doesn't care. He thinks that, hey, you know, instead of standing up and being a man and telling the Nazis no, as a 12- to 14-year-old teenager with some balls, that, oh, I'm just doing it because someone else might have done it if I didn't do it. | ||
You know better after, like, the age of eight or nine, what's right and what's wrong. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah. But then he put a put option against United States economy. | ||
The only reason he's living safe is because he's the front man for the Rothschild crime family, and he has helicopters permanently fueled that are on his estate, ready to take off at any moment with some very high-end security that may one day turn on him. | ||
We're going to have to see if that plays out. | ||
So in your case, you were doing well. | ||
To me, you know, I'd love to have Simon on for a debate because he's rattled off stuff that it's knowledge, but it's knowledge that to me is old. | ||
I've been following Alex since the 90s and it's like, eh, you know, go impress someone else. | ||
Joke-wise, I wanted to get this out there. | ||
You were asking, what does AOC find, you know, with these trannies? | ||
What is positive that she finds about them? | ||
There's only one thing positive she finds about them, their HIV test. | ||
Wow. Moving right along. | ||
Wow. Yeah. | ||
You know, I might be putting some people on blast, but the thing is, we as patriots do got to come together. | ||
You covered the story out of Norco. | ||
That's here in Riverside, California, in our county. | ||
That was my sheriff and his sheriff's department putting that word out. | ||
I heard that security guard through our great fines. | ||
And we're like, okay, we'll keep an eye out too. | ||
We can keep an eye out for businesses around us and our neighbors. | ||
So you see that the sheriff, that's people that are MAGA, that are patriots coming together, looking out for their neighbors. | ||
And because of that, that shop owner was able to be prepared and reflecting us looking out for each other. | ||
This is what I called in about general Flynn on true social actually put out this message. | ||
So Secretary of State Kate Hobbs gets to certify an election in which she's running for governor, question mark, and she has control of the race of her GOP opponent. | ||
Do I have this right? Hobbs must recuse herself. | ||
He tagged Perry Lake, Laura Logan, a bunch of other people. | ||
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So General Flynn's already pointing out that nonsense in Arizona this time. | |
Is coming up. If you want, I hear the music. | ||
Yeah, we got 12 seconds. | ||
More stuff? Okay. | ||
I can hang with you if you want. | ||
It's up to you. I know you got the callers. | ||
Yes, man. Thank you. Thank you for calling. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I agree. | ||
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There you go, you guys. | |
We only have like 27 minutes left or something. | ||
I have a lot of calls waiting. | ||
I'm going to try to get to all of them. | ||
But before I do, there was one story from a few days ago that came out, and many such stories always come out. | ||
For years, these companies put out products that are basically poisoning you, and then they admit it. | ||
And then nothing really ever changes. | ||
Go to a supermarket. | ||
Go to a pharmacy. I would say 99% of the products there are poisoning you. | ||
They have a bunch of chemicals and ingredients that are harming you. | ||
For instance, Banana Boat sunscreen recalled for chemical cancer risk. | ||
You know, on my podcast, I tell people that sunscreen, sunblock, all of that in general... | ||
I mean, just look at the ingredients. | ||
If you don't know what the ingredients are, it's poisoning you. | ||
Just because you're not eating it or drinking it doesn't mean that your body's not ingesting it one way or another through your skin. | ||
And if you look at the stats... | ||
Sun cancer and all of that, it's all going up. | ||
And it's because of these things. | ||
It's not because, you know, the sun is giving you cancer. | ||
We evolved being in the sun. | ||
And then you're like, no, but I get burnt. | ||
And it's like, yeah, because you went from zero to 100. | ||
You got to acclimate yourself. | ||
And then when you get a nice little 10... | ||
Your body can protect itself from the sun and hey, you don't need sunscreen anymore or anything like that. | ||
I don't know why anyone is ever shocked when a story like this comes out. | ||
Just take a second, next time you're in a pharmacy, in a drugstore, in a supermarket, take a second to look at the ingredients. | ||
Even in the crap food that they're selling us. | ||
It's not just the fake meats that we talk about on these shows. | ||
We looked at the data. What's that? | ||
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What's that clip? Huh? | |
Sam Hyde. Yeah. | ||
Yeah. If you look at the data. | ||
After an internal review, traces of known carcinogens were found in Banana Boat sunscreen products packaged in aerosol cans. | ||
I feel like this is a bait and switch. | ||
Because I guarantee you, this problem is in all of their products. | ||
It's not just in one specific little product. | ||
And I think that that's why it's important to... | ||
I know that this might be a shameless plug, but it's really not. | ||
Supportinfowarsstore.com. | ||
Because they really do try to sell you guys the best of the best kinds of supplements and products that... | ||
I mean, you can't get these sorts of things in stores, you know? | ||
And you don't need the big brands who are giving you these products that are giving you cancer. | ||
It's not just the sunscreens. | ||
It's the soaps. | ||
It's the shampoos. | ||
It's the drugs. It's the skin creams. | ||
It's everything. A popular sunscreen brand has voluntarily, out of the goodness of their hearts, recalled several of its products. | ||
The nationwide recall comes after unexpected trace levels of benzene, a known carcinogen, was found following an internal review. | ||
I mean, they all have it. | ||
It's like how they put aluminum in deodorants and all that. | ||
That's not good for you. | ||
You shouldn't be putting aluminum in your body. | ||
And we're all surprised. | ||
We're all so surprised. | ||
This is kind of what I'm talking about. | ||
For years, people trust these institutions and they're just selling you products that are meant to protect you from the sun. | ||
You don't need protection from the sun. | ||
And then... And then really, they're just finding different ways to put all this chemical waste into products because they don't know what else to do with it. | ||
And they probably make these backroom deals with the chemical companies and then we are the ones who suffer. | ||
Hey, let's take a call. | ||
Patty, South Jersey. | ||
Hey, what's going on? | ||
on how's everybody doing today good what's up i'm doing all right yep this is patty josh you're uh doing a great job um i i wanted to ask how how does your uh how's your ass feel from simon just uh wondering i think i fought back Come on, man. You did, you did. | ||
Sorry, I let him say what he wanted to say, and then, you know, I was like, okay, shut up. | ||
Yeah, it was good. | ||
It was good. I wanted to make sure you were okay, though. | ||
But you were talking about Donald Trump and beautiful, beautiful people, and I just wanted to come on here and give you a few points that you're doing a good job. | ||
Great, beautiful, beautiful job here. | ||
But today, my call is very important. | ||
Josh, we've never met formally before on this call here, but I talk about cryptocurrency, and my job, sent by God, with a capital G, was to inform as many people, beautiful people, that not all crypto is bad. | ||
But today, the report that I want to bring to you is that BlackRock, very bad people, BlackRock, very bad. | ||
They're not good people. They have partnered up with Coinbase, and they are actually going to get to the retail and also institutional traders through Aladdin. | ||
So it says, asset management giant BlackRock has partnered with publicly traded crypto information Coinbase. | ||
Very bad people, Coinbase. | ||
Very bad people. Mutual customers of Coinbase and BlackRock's investment manager platform, Aladdin, will have access to crypto trading, custody, and prime brokerage and reporting capabilities, according to Post Thursday. | ||
In my opinion, my opinion here, this is a big green light for people to get into crypto and not be afraid to not go listen to everybody on YouTube and tell them to get Bitcoin and Ethereum only and I actually have a show, Crypto War Live. | ||
It was inspired from Infowars, believe it or not. | ||
I like how you plugged in your show there. | ||
That's what's here for. What I learned over the last year, Josh, is that Infowars is not only to bring you the news, it's also used as a... | ||
You know, a shout-out platform, trying to get other people, like you said, you have a lot of great callers that come on and tell you things that you may not have paid attention to had you not talked to these people on the Infowars network. | ||
So it's a great platform to, yeah, you can go plug yourself, you can plug your stuff, but if you've got something good and you're offering information to solve problems, I find it's vital, and that's what Infowars does here. | ||
Yeah, I don't knock crypto, especially Bitcoin. | ||
But I'd never suggest to put all your eggs in one basket. | ||
It's good to diversify. | ||
I think physical gold... | ||
That's one of Matt's quotes in the back, the guy in the back over there? | ||
He's not there today. | ||
He's not here today. Oh, he said on one of our other shows where he had me on, he said, quote, and I quote, don't put all your eggs in one basket. | ||
Am I wrong? I happen to... | ||
No, you're 100% right. | ||
Now, what I've come on here, I came from politics into crypto, and I realized that all the bad guys that Alex Jones has been talking about for years and years, these guys are actually huge players in the crypto market. | ||
So, following Alex Jones' white paper document research, I have found the cryptocurrencies or the financial payment solutions that the establishment will be using in the future. | ||
It's all in their white paper documents, and I go on and I talk about it on my Twitter page. | ||
It's at Patty Drapes. | ||
P-A-D-D-Y-D-R-A-P-E-S. And yeah, that's what I'm doing. | ||
That's what I'm doing. I'm going out there. | ||
I'm researching the white paper documents that are the same ones that Alex uses for the other information. | ||
And I've found a few things that are... | ||
A few things and a few people that believe the same thing. | ||
So I'm a big fan of XRP, XLM, and XTC. And if you guys want... | ||
You can check out my show. | ||
It starts tomorrow night. | ||
Smoke a Fatty with Patty News, 9 p.m. | ||
Eastern at smokeafattywithpatty.com. | ||
And this is a guarantee. When people watch your show, they're going to get rich, right? | ||
You're guaranteeing this? | ||
It's not financial advice, but from what I researched, if you put your money there and you're leaving, it's a good hedging. | ||
It's inflation, so you don't put all your eggs in one basket. | ||
Thanks a lot. Good job, Josh. | ||
Thank you, man. Thanks for the call. | ||
We're going to go for a quick break. | ||
Go to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
There's always something on sale. | ||
I'm sure you can find something you need. | ||
They have vitamin D gummies, and that's good. | ||
and that's better than sunscreen. | ||
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Yeah, we're down. | |
We're down to the last block. | ||
That's what they call it, right? Block? | ||
That's what the pros call it. | ||
We're down to the last 10 minutes of the show. | ||
I had fun with you guys. | ||
Even the callers who, you know, still fun. | ||
I love you guys. Even if you don't like me, I love you, okay? | ||
There's nothing you can do about it. | ||
Oh, you can be like, oh, rape. | ||
No, I love you. | ||
But I have bad news. | ||
I have really bad news. | ||
The world is ending. | ||
And, I mean, I am kind of honored I'm the one kind of bringing this to you. | ||
It's, you know, me, the world is ending. | ||
But it's true. There's a NASA scientist and they've been doing it all over the world, 4.2 million views on this video, that has a message for you. | ||
I want you to take a listen. | ||
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This NASA scientist was arrested for locking himself to a chase bank. | |
We've been trying to warn you guys for so many decades that we're heading towards a f***ing catastrophe. | ||
And we've been being ignored. | ||
The scientists in the world have been being ignored. | ||
And it's got to stop. | ||
We're going to lose everything. | ||
By 20 minutes from now, they will start to commence around. | ||
Standing up to the planet is far, far too important to me. | ||
Peter Kalmas works exclusively on climate science with a team at NASA. He joined a coalition of more than 1,000 scientists, called the Scientists' Rebellion, who organized dozens of actions worldwide. | ||
I've been trying other ways to get through to the public for 16 years and none of that worked. | ||
I think it's worth the risk to our careers to try to wake up the public to what's happening on our planet. | ||
We're not lying. | ||
We're not exaggerating. | ||
This is so bad, everyone, that we're willing to take this risk. | ||
I was very kind of emotional, and I was thinking about my sons and about the future of life on Earth. | ||
Scientist Rebellion targeted Chase Bank in some of its protests because it's invested more money into fossil fuels than any other bank. | ||
You guys, it's literally like the movie Don't Look Up. | ||
I have a meme here. | ||
It's literally like that, which means it's true. | ||
Also, he was wearing his costume out in public, and I think it was to drive his point home. | ||
Sorry, but when you're wearing a mask, like now, after everything we know, you lose all credibility, you know? | ||
But he's not risking his career. | ||
He's like, I'm risking my career. | ||
I'm risking my career doing this, coming out to you. | ||
You're literally going with the status quo. | ||
You're doing what you're supposed to do. | ||
You're driving home the message that we're all going to die. | ||
We're all going to die from climate change. | ||
That's what's going to do it. Not the rampant crime. | ||
Not the economy crumbling. | ||
Not the fact that they don't want farmers to farm. | ||
But we're going to die from climate change. | ||
So you're not risking your career. | ||
And also the cherry on top in his presentation was the fact that he was literally shaking in the beginning of that clip. | ||
It was very cute. The whole performance was very cute. | ||
The American people aren't buying it. | ||
I think that climate change is on the bottom of the list of what people are worrying about. | ||
We all instinctively know it's BS. It's a Trojan horse. | ||
We don't even have to say it's a Trojan horse. | ||
It's not a surprise anymore. | ||
It's a Trojan horse for one world government and the erasure of borders and all of that. | ||
But, yeah. Sorry to alarm, you guys. | ||
I don't really think the world is ending. | ||
I jumped the gun on that one, and I'm sorry. | ||
Hey, Clown Car is calling. | ||
Let's take Clown Cars. | ||
Say that ten times. | ||
Let's take his call. Hey, good morning, Harrison. | ||
How you been? Good, good. | ||
How are you? Good. | ||
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Harrison, I wanted to know... | |
Who would think that if Biden gets put aside and Kamala gets put in as president, who would be our vice president? | ||
Would it be Pelosi? And why is there even talk that Pelosi could be possibly our president? | ||
There's no talk about that. | ||
I don't think it would be Pelosi. I'm sure there is. | ||
On the streets of Brooklyn? | ||
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On Coney Island, down by the boardwalk, Turtle Town. | |
You know, they always talk about this stuff. | ||
Yeah, they talk about, hey, who's going to be vice president? | ||
Hey, who's going to be vice president? | ||
That's my accent. | ||
Is it good? Am I good? | ||
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Tell me I'm good. Harrison, you're very funny today. | |
Thank you. But what I wanted to say was the next time on August 7th, you're coming down, right, to Brooklyn? | ||
Gotta get down to Brooklyn. | ||
August 7th for the Beastie Boys event. | ||
Everyone has to go. | ||
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27 State Street down in Brooklyn. | |
No, but really, last time I was getting over the place, you said that you would like to fight me. | ||
So if you would like to come to the event, I would oblige you personally. | ||
We should fight, but it would be like a friendly fight because we really, at the heart of it all, love each other as brothers. | ||
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Yeah. Well, see, that's the thing with Infowarriors. | |
Once you picked on one of us, you picked on all of us. | ||
Exactly. Once you made an attack at Harrison, you made an attack at probably 50,000 maniacs. | ||
Yeah, but I think that it makes us stronger, stronger together. | ||
Were you vaccinated? I'm vaccinated, triple boosted, and... | ||
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Just curious. | |
Are you really? Because a couple of hosts lately have been vaccinated, and it really kind of shows. | ||
Who's been vaccinated? | ||
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I'm asking you. Oh, no, no. | |
But I'm saying who's been vaccinated? | ||
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What hosts? The host that was on the other day that sounds like a robot. | |
Oh, was he really vaccinated? | ||
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Christopher Walken. | |
He talks like Christopher Walken. | ||
That guy. Why? | ||
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I'm just saying. He said he was vaccinated. | |
Oh, my God. No, definitely not vaccinated. | ||
Come on. Yeah. All right. | ||
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Well, I was just wondering because you have a little bit of a robotic monotone. | |
Yeah, it's just, hey, it's my voice, okay? | ||
I can't do anything about it. | ||
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Well, that's okay. So, Harrison, I hope you feel better. | |
Thank you so much. Thank you. | ||
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Take the last call, and you guys have a good weekend. | |
I'll see you this Sunday. August 7th. | ||
August 7th. All right. | ||
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Have a good one there. You too. | |
Tell Alex I said hello. I will. | ||
I will. Alex Clown Car says hi. | ||
Who would be vice president? | ||
I don't think it would be Pelosi. I think it would be Michael Obama, probably. | ||
Allegedly Michael Obama. | ||
Say it? You saw that? | ||
What was Michelle Obama's book called, Becoming Michelle? | ||
I mean, that's literally telling us what you just did. | ||
You became Michelle. | ||
What were you before, Michelle? | ||
What was that video? | ||
Yeah, I think it would be an Obama, probably. | ||
But I don't know. | ||
I think they're doing a really good job keeping Biden alive, whether it's through a concoction of things or if maybe it's just a deepfake at this point. | ||
Maybe the president is a deepfake. | ||
Yeah, there's Michael. | ||
Let's take one more call. | ||
That'll be the final call of the show. | ||
Marcus, Idaho. | ||
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Hello, Josh. Hey. | |
Hello. I've got to say I've got the new name for monkeypox. | ||
Okay, let's go. Yeah, we're ending on a, you know, fun note, right? | ||
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Syphilis. Syphilis. | |
Yeah, and about Guy Ruffet's son, he's a prime candidate for the FBI, and once he becomes a transgender, he's probably going to be tapped for, like, the highest position in the FBI. Well, yeah, we have Rachel Levine as an admiral or something. | ||
Yeah. And then we have that other guy, Sam, who I think now goes by she, her, the bald guy. | ||
Yeah, so I think you're absolutely right. | ||
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I thought that one went by bitch. | |
Wasn't it doggy play? Sorry? | ||
I think that one went by bitch. | ||
The whole doggy play thing. | ||
I think that's not she or her. | ||
Yeah, there we go. Yeah, that's weird. | ||
I'm looking at that picture right now. | ||
That's a real picture, right? | ||
I'm looking at the crew and they're not giving me a response. | ||
No, that's not edited in any way. | ||
I think that might have been taken in the Oval Office. | ||
I gotta check with the fact checkers, but I do think that that's real. | ||
And, yeah. | ||
We got some sickos. | ||
We got some sickos working in this administration, but... | ||
Yeah, I mean, I think you're absolutely right. | ||
That kid is definitely, he has a career, a future in the FBI. That's the type of person they're getting now. | ||
Anyone who kind of hates America, boom, you get offered a job in the CIA or FBI. And that's where we are. | ||
Let's take one more call, Aaron, in New Mexico. | ||
Aaron, we got 55 seconds left. | ||
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Great. Uhuru, Josh. | |
Uhuru. You've got time for a woman in your sausage fest of a show here? | ||
Hey, I, you know... | ||
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Huge, huge baby monster here. | |
Happy to see you back on American Journal. | ||
Thank you. You still have your show, Wrong Opinion, up on Censored.tv in addition to Gumroad, yes or no? | ||
Absolutely, yeah. I usually go live on Saturdays. | ||
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I'm going on Sunday. I just want to tell the Info Warriors to go subscribe to Sensor.TV. $10 a month, the price of two beers, as Gavin said. | |
That's true. The content you get on Sensor.TV, especially Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McGinnis, is unmatched. | ||
Thank you. If you're a man just letting you know, you might turn trans if you listen because you'll laugh your balls off. | ||
Yeah. So, Josh, tell Gavman hi for me and God bless you. | ||
God bless you. God bless you. | ||
Yes, and God bless you InfoWarriors out there. | ||
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