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- Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Welcome to the program. | ||
| Yes, we're still here. | ||
| Yes, we're still broadcasting live. | ||
| Yes, we have not sunk under the waves quite yet. | ||
| The Battleship Info Wars steams on. | ||
| We're so glad to have you here with us today. | ||
| Special day. Yes, folks, at the same time that Kanye West is being kicked off of Getting kicked out of his bank. | ||
| Cat turd also. | ||
| Twitter user. | ||
| Not able to have a bank account anymore. | ||
| Same time that Stuart Rhodes of the Oath Keepers is being charged with seditious conspiracy for attending a protest in which other people elsewhere Got in scuffles with police. | ||
| While the January 6th committee meets once again to continue their fabricated threat of domestic terror, as Donald Trump faces lawsuits from the New York Attorney General's office, Alex Jones has been sued and charged a billion dollars for questioning the official story of events at Sandy Hook. | ||
| It's not a great time for the First Amendment. | ||
| But that's not going to stop us from exercising it. | ||
| So we'll do that today. | ||
| We'll talk about the case, the trial, the billion-dollar decision. | ||
| Maybe we'll say some things that we weren't able to say during the trial. | ||
| I don't know. We'll definitely take your phone calls about it. | ||
| And I want to go to this video now. | ||
| It's Alex's lawyer, Norm Pattis. | ||
| I thought he did an excellent job outside of the courtroom yesterday responding to this billion-dollar verdict. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number two. | ||
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OK, let's listen in. We disagree with the basis of the defaults. | |
| We disagree with the court's evidentiary rulings. | ||
| In more than 200 trials in the course of my career, I've never seen a trial like this. | ||
| And we very, very, very much look forward to an appeal. | ||
| The jurors heard that Mr. | ||
| Jones was responsible for the creation of all the craziness that affected the Sandy Hook world and the Sandy Hook parents. | ||
| You and I, we all know better. | ||
| Why the jury was permitted to make a decision based on an incomplete record is a mystery to us, and it's a mystery that we will address in the appellate court. | ||
| From my perspective, this is as dark and disturbing an experience in court as I have had in a professional lifetime, and that includes cases involving the death of children and the murder of spouses. | ||
| So, we look forward to our prospects on appeal. | ||
| I congratulate the folks at Koskoff, Koskoff and Bieder. | ||
| My heart goes out to the families. | ||
| We live in divided times. | ||
| They've been weaponized and used for political purposes in this country, in my view. | ||
| And today is a very, very, very dark day for freedom of speech. | ||
| Thank you. What did you expect? | ||
| Norm Pattis giving his statement after the decision, the billion-dollar decision, $965 million to be exact. | ||
| Absolutely wild. | ||
| And as he put it, a dark day, one of the strangest and most disturbing cases he's ever been involved in after a career spanning hundreds of cases, including the most high-profile criminal cases you can possibly imagine. | ||
| And yet, what happened in the courtroom last week and over the last couple months is completely unprecedented. | ||
| I mean, even crazier than the first lawsuit in Texas. | ||
| And I was trying to do some research yesterday, just trying to find out how this compares to other similar defamation trials. | ||
| And the fact is that there are no similar defamation trials. | ||
| This is so unprecedented, what's happening to Alex Jones. | ||
| It's without compare. | ||
| You can't find precedents in history of this type of thing happening. | ||
| You search the most famous defamation trials, you get celebrities suing tabloids for $3,000 for questioning an injury. | ||
| This type of thing just doesn't happen. | ||
| The only thing that would be remotely close to be something like Gawker publishing... | ||
| Without permission, publishing pornography of a famous person. | ||
| That's like the only thing even remotely comparable. | ||
| And of course, what they did was completely egregious. | ||
| And with that excuse, Alex Jones gave his opinion, questioning the official story of the major national tragedy and reflecting what was already a widespread theory on the internet. | ||
| We'll talk about it more on the other side. | ||
| We'll do your daily dispatch. Take your phone calls. | ||
| Show you some videos. Keep rolling on, shall we? | ||
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Let's do it. | |
| Cheers. | ||
| You're tuned in to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Okay, three, two, one. | ||
| It's a billion-dollar media enterprise. | ||
| Huh? All right, folks, we're going to get into all of it here today. | ||
| We got lots of news to cover. | ||
| We have just a good solid helping of videos to show you. | ||
| We'll be taking your calls throughout the show today as well. | ||
| And yes, we're very excited to discuss the decision, the big decision, a billion dollars nearly in fines. | ||
| In fact, that's our top story. So let's just get into it. | ||
| to it here it is your daily dispatch all right here it is folks your daily dispatch for thursday october 13th 2022 Jury awards nearly a billion dollars to Sandy Hook families in Alex Jones' case. | ||
| That's the headline from CNN. Alex Jones faces a reckoning, but the style of politics he popularized is here to say this article by some sort of possum that appears to have just discovered a tasty treat. | ||
| Goes by the name of Oliver Darcy. | ||
| Which is, it's sort of ironic, isn't it? | ||
| Iconic? I don't know what it is, but it's symbolic, perhaps. | ||
| That the reason that Alex Jones gets kicked off of Twitter, ostensibly, was for mocking Oliver Darcy. | ||
| Remember, he bullied Oliver Darcy. | ||
| He said he looked like a possum, just come out of a dead cow's butt. | ||
| And that's the reason that they said he got kicked off Twitter, because he did it during a Twitter live stream. | ||
| I should know, I was the one holding the phone at the time, filming it happen. | ||
| So now, the possum himself... | ||
| We gotta talk about your framing, okay? | ||
| Gets to leer and smile. | ||
| You went straight for extreme close-up. | ||
| Well, he was talking about his eyes. | ||
| Alex was talking about how his eyes look dead. | ||
| And so I had to get the close-up of his eyes. | ||
| That may have also been Alex taking the phone from me to get a closer shot because then at some point he turns the phone to me to compare my eyes with Oliver Darcy's to show what a living human being looks like as opposed to an MSM zombie. | ||
| This is what people tune in for. | ||
| This is like the behind-the-scenes magic. | ||
| I didn't even know this. Yeah, Alex grabs the phone. | ||
| Yeah, I was in the building for the big tech hearings. | ||
| Same day that Alex Jones was yelling, Google is evil, Google is evil. | ||
| So it's just, you know, they finally got what they wanted. | ||
| They finally got their wish. | ||
| I mean, InfoWars is down. | ||
| We've been defeated. We're not live streaming right now. | ||
| We're not broadcasting to you right now. | ||
| No, they're going to keep fighting. | ||
| They're going to keep trying to destroy us. | ||
| They're going to keep trying to destroy us piecemeal, part by part. | ||
| And we'll continue to fight back and use all the legal avenues possible. | ||
| We will be... Appealing this ruling? | ||
| Obviously. Because what? | ||
| A billion dollars? | ||
| What? It's just... | ||
| Okay. Fantastic. | ||
| I love it. I mean, that's the way Alex was covering yesterday on his show. | ||
| He was like, it's the same as all these other leftist lies. | ||
| They believe their delusion. | ||
| They actually think we have a billion dollars and that they're going to get it. | ||
| It doesn't exist. Sorry, folks. | ||
| Just like your claims of domestic terror. | ||
| Just like the safety of the vaccine. | ||
| Just like the... | ||
| Threat of Russia and Ukraine. | ||
| Like, it's all imaginary. You people believe in a fantasy world and they're very upset that we poke holes in that facade and pop that fantastical balloon. | ||
| But just to compare some of these, we've got some wonderful tweets here. | ||
| Michael Malice says, by way of comparison, O.J. Simpson was ordered to pay $33 million to the families for wrongful deaths of his two victims. | ||
| So he got away with the criminal charge, but then they did a civilian charge, whatever you call it. | ||
| Same type of court that Alex was in. | ||
| So for killing, and he was found guilty in that court. | ||
| He was found responsible for the deaths in that court. | ||
| So... Kill two people with a knife, behead them, and leave their children motherless. | ||
| $33.5 million. | ||
| Question the mainstream media. | ||
| $1 billion. Got it. | ||
| Purdue pharmaceutical executives were ordered to pay $634.5 million fines in the Oxycontin case compared to Alex Jones ordered to pay $965 million for Sandy Hook lies. | ||
| So again, just so we're clear, poison an entire nation, kill tens of or perhaps hundreds of thousands of people, pay doctors to push your pills on unsuspecting victims who then become addicted, have their lives ruined, and eventually die from your malpractice. | ||
| Not as bad as questioning the official story of a mass shooting. | ||
| Just keep that in mind when you're researching Uvalde, okay? | ||
| Chase Geiser calls this political assassination. | ||
| Huffington Post, Sandy Hook families get $1.5 million settlement from the Lanza estate. | ||
| You know, from the people that actually killed their children. | ||
| $1.5 million. | ||
| And about a thousand times that for Alex Jones questioning it. | ||
| And that really was the strangest thing about the entire trial was that there was no line between The parents talking about the suffering that was caused by their young child being murdered and Alex Jones talking on the internet. | ||
| Like, it was seamless. | ||
| They would move from the questions about what it was like to lose a child and then just, without transition, imply it was Alex Jones that was responsible for all of that suffering. | ||
| They didn't just imply it was Alex Jones. | ||
| They implied it was Remington, too. | ||
| The gun manufacturer themselves were... | ||
| We're on the line for $73 million. | ||
| Hey, that's called chump change where I come from. | ||
| That's easy. That's easy money. | ||
| Yeah, we got that all day. | ||
| That's a small percentage of what we're being charged. | ||
| WSB chairman on Twitter says the largest fine paid by a banking executive responsible for the 2008 financial crisis was $67.5 million. | ||
| Crash the economy. | ||
| Dissolve, eliminate, destroy people's entire retirement savings. | ||
| Cast the entire world into a massive recession that did untold amounts of damage and made them billions of dollars. | ||
| 67.5 million dollars. | ||
| Question the official story of a mass shooting. | ||
| A billion dollars. | ||
| Absolutely wild. Of course, some people are actually coming out of the woodwork and supporting Alex Jones, MIA. It's a good point. | ||
| And, you know, obviously it's a good thing that she stands up for Alex Jones in this way. | ||
| Alex Jones... Screw Elijah Wood. | ||
| Never lied. Oh, Elijah Wood. | ||
| Well... Well, he's a hobbit. | ||
| He's a... Um, what? | ||
| What? We're gonna charge all liars the same? | ||
| No, no, no, no. | ||
| And if that's not the real Elijah Wood, I apologize. | ||
| It's verified. That is Elijah Wood. | ||
| But it's like, what is he even objecting to? | ||
| She's like, well, if one person's sued for lying, can we sue other people for lying? | ||
| And he's like, uh, what? | ||
| What? He needs to stick to Animal Crossing. | ||
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I don't know. But, uh... | |
| You know, I guess it's true what she's saying. | ||
| They show up to pay, except, I don't know, call me crazy, I don't think Alex Jones is ever lying. | ||
| I think he was just saying what he thought about the things that he was saying. | ||
| So, it's kind of not fair, not appropriate, not correct to associate him with the known liars at the mainstream media who actively pushed a vaccine that has left... | ||
| Modern estimates are up to 20 million people dead from the shots. | ||
| And they knew the entire time that what they were pushing was not scientifically backed, but they told you it was. | ||
| That's lying. That's open deception. | ||
| That is falsification of facts. | ||
| Alex Jones just watched videos and said, this is weird. | ||
| I don't trust this. That's not a lie. | ||
| Jen Psaki celebrates billion-dollar ruling against Alex Jones. | ||
| End of Info Wars would be a public service. | ||
| Yes, it's good to know our public servants there in the federal government view the American people like this. | ||
| Destroying this business, eliminating our ability to speak out and broadcast would be a public service. | ||
| Why? Because we question her. | ||
| Because we point out By the way, do you know that Jen Psaki worked for the Obama administration until Trump won when she went over to work for WestExec, which was run by Anthony Blinken, which their entire purpose of existence was to facilitate government contracts between big tech companies and the Defense Department and military industrial complex? | ||
| Do you think she's not behind some of this censorship? | ||
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Folks, we may have gone a little off the rails here. | |
| We're going to keep going off the rails. | ||
| We're just going to stay on this new track we're forging. | ||
| Like a shortcut in Rainbow Road. | ||
| We're going Mario Kart style here, folks. | ||
| We'll do the Daily Dispatch in a little bit. | ||
| Because there are other things going on in the world, but... | ||
| No, let's keep talking about this. | ||
| Let's keep talking about this trial. | ||
| Let's keep talking about this billion-dollar budget. | ||
| Alex Jones is the billion-dollar man. | ||
| We can rebuild him, make him stronger, better, faster, more outrageous, questioning more events. | ||
| Do they think we're going to stop questioning the mainstream media? | ||
| Do you think we're going to stop looking for ourselves at the evidence of things they claim and deciding for ourselves whether or not we believe them? | ||
| Do they think Alex Jones started that? | ||
| Do you think nobody thought for themselves before Alex Jones showed them how? | ||
| I don't know. It's truly bizarre. | ||
| I guess we'll go to this I guess we'll go to this case. | ||
| I don't know how much I should actually talk about this stuff. | ||
| I mean, the entire time that I've Been on InfoWars. | ||
| I've just completely avoided Sandy Hook stuff because of the lawsuits. | ||
| Just not wanting to mention anything about it. | ||
| Never bring it up. | ||
| When callers call in, I just say I can't say anything. | ||
| But now that it's been decided, but I don't know. | ||
| Now there's appeals and other things, so I don't know how much I can actually talk about this stuff. | ||
| But I'm going to still, so let's just do that. | ||
| We're going to go down to the Sandy Hook lawyer, the plaintiff's lawyer. | ||
| And I'm sorry for having to show you this guy. | ||
| Hold your nose. Ask little kids to leave the room, please. | ||
| We are going to show this ambulance-chasing huckster. | ||
| Talk about what was revealing, I guess you could say, what was really the purpose of this lawsuit. | ||
| It was not to heal the wounds caused by Alex Jones with money. | ||
| It was not to bring about... | ||
| Justified compensation for harms caused. | ||
| Now, here's what it was really about. | ||
| Let's listen. But we will be at it as long as it takes. | ||
| And if you're out there right now and you're one of Alex Jones' audience members and you're considering giving him money, I just want you to know that based on the jury's verdict today, it's not a very good bet. | ||
| And to go back to what Robbie Parker said, All Alex Jones does is take from you, exploit you, lie to you, feed your fears and your anxieties and your mistrust. | ||
| And the only person that benefits in that equation is him. | ||
| Well, that stops. That's stopping today, thanks to the courage of these families. | ||
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Thank you very much. Here we go. | |
| A stern and heartfelt warning to all of you listening to me right now. | ||
| Don't you dare go give Alex Jones money. | ||
| Don't you dare give Alex Jones the funds he needs to continue to operate. | ||
| He calls it a bad bet. | ||
| What are you betting on? Your own country? | ||
| Your own humanity? Yourself? | ||
| Are war bonds a bad bet? | ||
| When you're in a conflict of existential nature for the very existence of the human race, is that a bad bet to contribute to the fight on behalf of humanity against the overlords? | ||
| Is that a bad bet? I think it's a pretty good bet. | ||
| I think it's about the only sure thing you can count on these days is that Alex Jones is the real deal. | ||
| Is not going to give up and is not going to stop fighting, is not going to stop doing what he actually does, which is not lie or make things up or exploit anybody. | ||
| It's tell the truth and point out the lies of the mainstream media and be right about everything and expose the criminality at the very highest echelons of our global establishment. | ||
| I think he's going to continue doing that. | ||
| I think we're going to continue doing that. | ||
| And I think the legal process is in place to allow us to continue doing that. | ||
| For at least a little while. At least until it gets through the appeals court, which could take years. | ||
| Who knows? Who knows how long it will continue to operate. | ||
| I guess it's entirely up to our audience and whether this lawsuit somehow convinced people that Alex Jones isn't the real deal. | ||
| I mean, that's kind of pathetic. | ||
| I don't think that actually happened with anybody. | ||
| I don't think anybody that actually watches Alex Jones and actually listens to what he has to say and actually pays attention to his actions and his words and his everything he puts out. | ||
| I mean, the man is live for three to four hours every single day, five days a week, six days a week, actually. | ||
| Right, forgot about Sunday. You know what he thinks. | ||
| You know what he believes. You know what he does with his life and his time. | ||
| If you think he's exploiting you, I don't even know how to address that claim. | ||
| Yeah, let's talk about that a little bit. | ||
| He's the hardest working man I've ever met in my life. | ||
| It's just crazy. | ||
| Go ahead, Matt. Yeah, no, I just want to talk a little bit about that press conference because that really does give me the impression that it's not about the money. | ||
| It's really about trying to take Alex down. | ||
| Of course. Right? And so, you know, of course, I was working on that emergency broadcast late last night with a lot of the other crew, and I got back, and of course, one of my neighbors was up, and we had this conversation because they had seen the verdict, you know, and we talked about it. | ||
| And she brings up, you know, essentially what the attorney was saying. | ||
| That Alex is exploiting people's fears, right? | ||
| And mistrust in the government, right? | ||
| She spoke about his career going back. | ||
| And, you know, we discussed the merits of it, right? | ||
| A lot of the breaking journalism that he did and everything. | ||
| Sure. And so... | ||
| Wait, I lost you there. | ||
| Sorry. Just taking notes. | ||
| Go ahead. So what did your neighbor say? | ||
| Get to the point, Matt. | ||
| What are you saying? Sorry, I lost my train of thought there. | ||
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We are off the rails. | |
| And yeah, I'm going to say I'm a lot. | ||
| I'm on very little sleep. | ||
| But we were talking about distrust of the government, and I said, you know, even if it's not necessarily warranted, like he doesn't have proof that the government did wrong, you know, when we talk about mistrust of the government, does this government deserve trust? | ||
| One of the biggest aspects, one of my biggest quarrels is all of the black budget funding that our government has. | ||
| It gives so much room for conspiracy theory. | ||
| And if it was on the up and up, why wouldn't they be able to talk about it? | ||
| And look, this isn't even an old school thing. | ||
| You can go back to the JFK assassination and find evidence of conspiracy theory. | ||
| But look, they tried to get us into war with Syria two years ago by showing us videos of dead children that they said was a chemical attack. | ||
| Totally fake. Total false flag. | ||
| But children died. No, they didn't. | ||
| It was fake. The official OPCW went and investigated and said, nope, nothing happened here. | ||
| This was a false flag. | ||
| These things actually happen. | ||
| This is real world. This isn't conspiracy theory. | ||
| It's not made up. It's not based on nothing. | ||
| It's following a pattern of behavior. | ||
| Sometimes it's exposed. | ||
| Sometimes it's not. Even when it is exposed, the mainstream media won't talk about it and won't take it into account. | ||
| They continue to push the lie of the chemical attack or the babies in incubators that got us into the first Gulf War. | ||
| We can see where he was coming from. | ||
| Him and others. While they championed the Iraq war, Alex led protests against it. | ||
| While they mocked Trump, Alex flew a Hillary for prison planner over the DNC. While they called Waco victims extremist weirdos, Alex helped the survivors rebuild their church. | ||
| While they called drag queen story time a blessing of liberty, Alex was tearing his shirt off and yelling, they're coming for your children! | ||
| While they got vaxxed, Alex was taking ivermectin on air. | ||
| While they trusted the science, Alex Jones warned of vaccine IDs and supply chain collapse. | ||
| While they gracefully accepted defeat, Alex Jones led marches against voter fraud. | ||
| That guy missed so much stuff. | ||
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He missed so much. I don't even know why I printed out other stories. | |
| We're definitely going to just be talking about this billion dollar judgment all day. | ||
| I think I'm going to open up the phone lines nice and early today. | ||
| We'll open them up right now. The number to dial is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Give us a call. What do you think? | ||
| Think it was fair? Think we deserve it? | ||
| Should we stop questioning things, folks? | ||
| Give us a call. Let us know. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Phone lines now open. | ||
| On American Journal. | ||
| And we'll take your calls just as soon as they start coming in. | ||
| Alright, let's do it. We'll do the daily dispatch now. | ||
| Get the stinger ready. | ||
| We're going to actually focus. | ||
| We're going to try to cover some other news here. | ||
| And we'll take calls and go right back to talking about the billion dollar ruling. | ||
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I have a feeling. All right, here it is, folks. | |
| Your Daily Dispatch for Thursday, October 13, 2022. | ||
| Take two. Our top story here. | ||
| Jury awards nearly $1 billion to Sandy Hook families in Alex Jones' case. | ||
| Yes, the day of reckoning has arrived, according to CNN's Oliver Darcy. | ||
| The possum in chief there. | ||
| The decision comes shortly after a trial in Texas where a jury found the Infowars founder should pay a separate pair of Sandy Hook parents who sued him in the Lone Star State nearly $50 million. | ||
| Billion, million, what's it even matter anymore? | ||
| Yes, we have... | ||
| Change the world. We have been a force of media unparalleled in this country. | ||
| We have exposed endless lies. | ||
| We have been right on every position from the Iraq war to chemicals and the food and water to the NSA and the spying on American people and Julian Assange to the war in Syria. | ||
| Bullhorning Bilderberg and Davos and the World Economic Forum and other meetings of massive leaders, the Patriot Act, to just about every other topic under the sun, there's a reason that Alex Jones, with no institutional or establishment support whatsoever, has been able to not just be a major part of, but actually dominate the entire media landscape, even after being censored off of the entire internet as a test case. | ||
| For full-fledged cancellation of a human being because of the ideas that they say. | ||
| And now the attack against Alex Jones has taken another step forward. | ||
| And once again, the decent-thinking people of this country have a decision to make. | ||
| Do you stand up for the unpopular guy who is having his rights destroyed? | ||
| Or do you bury your head in the sand and hope that the angel of death passes over you when your time comes? | ||
| I guess we'll wait and see. In the meantime, we're not shutting down. | ||
| We are continuing. We will appeal. | ||
| We will continue to operate as long as So, just know, I know, you don't want to give us money and have it just go directly into the... | ||
| Pockets of other people, but for the time being, it's not. | ||
| It's going towards paying for the expenses that it costs to run this operation. | ||
| So, we will continue. The decision has been made, and we will continue to operate as long as you continue to go to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| We will fight on. | ||
| But moving on, NATO to proceed with planned nuclear exercises next week. | ||
| Oh, by the way, I know it's not the biggest story. | ||
| It probably should be. | ||
| It should probably be a major story. | ||
| You should probably have people standing up against this and speaking out against it and raising some alarm bells about this. | ||
| NATO to proceed with planned nuclear exercises last week. | ||
| So, no, Ukraine is not in NATO. | ||
| They've never signed an agreement. | ||
| There is no reason to be embroiling ourselves further in this quickly spiraling out of control conflict with Russia. | ||
| But they want war. | ||
| It's the only possible decision or outcome you can perceive from this. | ||
| What else could it possibly be? | ||
| I mean, why is their every action aligned with the proliferation of war if that's not their desire? | ||
| They can't be that bad at their jobs. | ||
| So, buy your iodine, folks. | ||
| Clear and present danger, January 6th committee to describe lingering Trump threat You'll see again these stories from the Daily Dispatch. | ||
| It's like you've got the dichotomy. | ||
| You've got the stories of how free speech and political opposition is being destroyed in this country, and then the outcomes. | ||
| You've got the Alex Jones trial, and then you've got Donald Trump, and then you've got Kanye West, and then you've got, on the other hand, nuclear war and collapse and famine and crime. | ||
| So destroy the people that stand up against you, have take full control, cause the collapse, reinstate a new neo-feudal technocratic world order, and the plan is complete. | ||
| It's all aligned. | ||
| It is one big conspiracy, and the reason we're targeted is because we talk about that. | ||
| It has nothing to do with anything Alex Jones may or may not have said 10 years ago. | ||
| So this will be the latest and probably final meeting of the select committee. | ||
| And this is their last chance Hail Mary attempt to portray Donald Trump as being a violent, insurrectionist, rebellious leader by claiming that Well, his mindset was wrong. | ||
| He had the wrong mindset, so I guess he's a criminal now, because that's the way that they're doing it. | ||
| Saudi Arabia Foreign Ministry confirms Joe Biden attempted to coerce Kingdom to cut oil prices until after the midterm election. | ||
| So just another example here of the absolutely horrifically, almost irreparably destroyed and corrupted system of American-led geopolitics. | ||
| On Tuesday, Joe Biden threatened U.S. ally Saudi Arabia during his CNN interview by... | ||
| Biden told Jake Tapper that Saudi Arabia will face, quote, We're good to go. | ||
| Almost a one-to-one comparison, except in this case, instead of actually trying to investigate corruption in a foreign country that has to do with political figures here, Joe Biden is simply trying to cover up the consequences of his own policies, destroying the Keystone Pipeline, destroying oil production in this country, having to rely on Saudi Arabia, then starting a war with Russia, and putting sanctions out. | ||
| Causing gas prices a spike, meaning all of this is entirely his fault. | ||
| Now he's trying to cover it up by threatening one of our most long-standing allies in Saudi Arabia. | ||
| Just open corruption at its worst. | ||
| Then we have this story. JPMorgan Chase kicks Kanye West to the curb following Tucker interview White Lives Matter t-shirt in Paris and controversial Twitter posts. | ||
| Last week, Kanye West and Candace Owen wore White Lives Matter t-shirts at a Paris fashion show. | ||
| Kanye then went on an hour-long interview with Tucker Carlson. | ||
| On Sunday, Kanye West tweeted out he wanted to go DeathCon 3 on Jews. | ||
| This got him banned from Twitter, and now he has been kicked out of Chase... | ||
| JP Morgan Chase Bank. | ||
| They told him they were closing his accounts and they don't want him. | ||
| So, you know, I bet he feels stupid. | ||
| Bet he feels stupid thinking that there's some sort of Jewish cabal that's going to cancel him for speaking out against them. | ||
| Bet you feel stupid now that they shut your bank account. | ||
| Proved you wrong. Wait, what? | ||
| Hold on. Wait. | ||
| Might be out of the loop. Wait, what did Jewish people have to do with money? | ||
| Wait a second. Oh, absolutely nothing. | ||
| No, absolutely nothing. Did I insinuate that? | ||
| No. That's crazy. That's totally crazy. | ||
| Okay. We also have this. | ||
| Bank of America cancels popular conservative Twitter user Cat Turd's bank account. | ||
| Hashtag Bank of America is commie trash trends on social media after it. | ||
| Earlier today, JPMorgan Chase Bank kicked out outspoken singer-rapper Kanye West and told him they were going to shut his bank accounts. | ||
| And now Bank of America has canceled popular conservative Twitter user's Cat Turd's podcast account. | ||
| No reason given. All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We are here in the depths of the Great Reset, waging all-out total war on the globalist scumbags who want to put you in a cage. | ||
| The nuclear winter tried to offset their scam of climate change, I mean, it's all scam upon scam upon scam. | ||
| They are playing off of their fabricated boogeymen, cause fear in the minds of the populace, whether it's COVID-19 or Russia or domestic terror or January 6th. | ||
| All of their accusations about fear-mongering when it comes to Infowars is nothing but pure, unadulterated projection of their own tactics. | ||
| We aren't here to tell you to be afraid. | ||
| We're here to tell you what the reality is and remind you that none of this happens without your capitulation. | ||
| None of this can be forced on you if you simply stand up and fight back. | ||
| And every single one of us It has equal power to any one of these elite dirtbags to stand up and expose the truth in the face of their lies. | ||
| So, that makes you scared. | ||
| I'm sorry to tell you that that's being a human being and having responsibility for your life and the world around you. | ||
| To manifest your will or have their will manifested upon you. | ||
| That's simply how it is. | ||
| So, don't be scared of reality. | ||
| Face it. And fear not about climate change or Domestic terror or any of the other boogeymen that they claim to see around every corner but, like Bigfoot, can never find evidence for. | ||
| I do want to go to one video before we go out to the phone calls here. | ||
| I want to go to clip number 10 because this is absolutely brilliant. | ||
| I had the guy's name originally, but it was two guys. | ||
| And the person who posted this on Twitter says my friend Nogaton and I confronted Congresswoman AOC on her support for nuclear war and Ukrainian Nazis. | ||
| Here are the protesters interrupting AOC and calling her out for what she is, a total and complete sellout establishment shill. | ||
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Let's watch. Congresswoman, none of this matters unless there's a nuclear war, which you voted to send arms and weapons to Ukraine. | |
| Kofi Dabbers, she's left the Democratic Party because there are a bunch of war hawks, okay? | ||
| You originally voted, you ran as an outsider, yet you've been voting to start this war in Ukraine. | ||
| You're voting to start a third nuclear war with Russia and China. | ||
| Why are you playing with the lives of American citizens? | ||
| You're playing with our There will be no neighbors if there's a nuclear bomb. | ||
| You voted to mobilize and send money to Ukrainian Nazis. | ||
| You're a coward. | ||
| You're a progressive socialist. | ||
| Where are you against the war mobilization? | ||
| He's telling the right truth. | ||
| You have done nothing. | ||
| Tulsi Gabbard has shown guts where you've shown cowardice. | ||
| I believed in you, and you became the very thing you sought to fight against. | ||
| That's what you've become. | ||
| You are the establishment and you are the reason why everybody will end up in a nuclear war unless you choose to stand up right now and denounce the Democratic Party. | ||
| Will you do that? | ||
| Yes or no? | ||
| Okay? Simple. | ||
| Are you going to stop nuclear war? | ||
| Yes or no? There is no line because this is bullshit. | ||
| None of this matters if we're all dead. | ||
| None of it. You know that. | ||
| Then let's take it up right now because this is the only thing that matters. | ||
| This is the only thing that matters right now. | ||
| We could be in a nuclear war at any minute and you continue to fund it. | ||
| That's what's going on. | ||
| Why not right now? | ||
| You're the liar here. | ||
| Nobody has hold you accountable. | ||
| That's what's happening. | ||
| And it is time for you to stand up and realize that what you've been saying has been lies. | ||
| Let your conscience come through for once. | ||
| Absolutely. Absolutely incredible, honestly. | ||
| Really... Powerful stuff. | ||
| I gotta admit, that was something else. | ||
| And literally every single politician should face this. | ||
| Everywhere they go, there should be people yelling at them just like this, demanding that they stop this insane drive towards nuclear war. | ||
| Especially the hypocrites like AOC, who has completely abandoned the principles that she ran on. | ||
| Now, I don't agree with the principles that she ran on in the first place, but at least she pretended to be Anti-war. | ||
| And you can hold her to account for that. | ||
| And it's good to see progressives actually, you know, not being hoodwinked by Thank you. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| You think that in order to make change, you have to work with the people at the top because you don't want to dismantle their power. | ||
| You want to just take it unto yourselves. | ||
| It is a corrupt ideology in the first place. | ||
| She's an actress. She was hired by a firm who identified her particular area as vulnerable for an incumbent to be unseated. | ||
| So they held tryouts and she applied like an actress and got the role of an actress. | ||
| So, you get what you voted for. | ||
| You voted for an actress. | ||
| You voted for a fraud. | ||
| And now you're getting nuclear war. | ||
| So, this never happened with Donald Trump. | ||
| There was a brief time where we thought it was going to happen when he did launch missiles at Syria, and everybody who was a Trump supporter, sincerely, was immediately ready to throw him under the bus. | ||
| Alex Jones literally was crying that day, like a lot of us were, going, oh my god, He's a warmonger too. | ||
| We cannot get away from war. | ||
| Why do they keep doing this to us? | ||
| But then it turned out that he handled it expertly and kept us out of war and was able to bring about the most peaceful time of American life in my entire lifetime. | ||
| So that's what a real... | ||
| Anti-war person supports, not the flowery rhetoric of AOC as she capitulates entirely to the military-industrial complex. | ||
| So, well done. | ||
| Brilliant stuff. Good job by those protesters. | ||
| I'd like to see more of this every single time a warmongering politician shows their greasy face. | ||
| And that includes Republicans, Democrats, anybody who goes along with this nuclear gamesmanship That has only one devastating consequence possible. | ||
| With that, we go out to the phone calls. | ||
| Marcus in Ohio has comments on the so-called trial. | ||
| Marcus, thanks for calling in. | ||
| What's your opinion on the struggle session that we've all been forced to endure? | ||
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Well, good morning, sir. | |
| I tried to watch some of the trial. | ||
| I made about two minutes in and I got so frustrated. | ||
| I felt like helpless. | ||
| I couldn't even watch any more of it. | ||
| But after the ruling they made yesterday, didn't Hillary Clinton and the DNC basically commit treason recently? | ||
| And they were fined like $105,000. | ||
| I think Hillary Clinton herself was fined a whopping $8,000 for a fine on Trump. | ||
| Wow. | ||
| I mean, that's just destroying the electoral system and perverting the entire course of our political system. | ||
| I mean, that's not as bad as questioning the official story of a single mass shooting. | ||
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Right. Crazy. | |
| But I also have a few controversial questions if you have some time. | ||
| Yeah, go ahead. Okay. | ||
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One, it's probably the most controversial one that I have. | |
| Whenever your doc cam shows up, it's got like a yellow highlighter streak on every page. | ||
| We, the employers, demand answers as to why. | ||
| That is a printer issue. | ||
| There's two printers. It's an aberration. | ||
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We don't talk about the yellow streaks. | |
| It's an aberration, and we refuse to acknowledge it. | ||
| There's two printers we use. | ||
| One of them prints fine. The other one has streaks on it. | ||
| People are like, why are you highlighting your entire page? | ||
| It's like, I'm not. It's just, you know, we're not the billion-dollar company that they say we are, and we actually have to operate on a reasonable budget. | ||
| Do you see what we're working with here, Marcus? | ||
| Do you see what we're working with? | ||
| If you guys just went to the store, we could afford the printers. | ||
| It's so true. It's actually true. | ||
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This one is a little out there. | |
| How is the sun 93 million miles away, but 8,000 mile difference between the Sahara Desert and Antarctica? | ||
| Antarctica stays frozen basically forever. | ||
| The sun travels that far. | ||
| Because of the tilt of the Earth and the atmosphere, the level of atmosphere through which the sunlight has to pass. | ||
| All right, Harrison, how do you understand this, but you don't understand climate change? | ||
| No, I do understand it, which is why I know about climate change. | ||
| Yeah, so, yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the case. | ||
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You might have to do with the atmosphere part, but the tilt part, there still should be some part of Antarctica that eventually makes it I mean, again, the sun already traveled 93 million miles to heat the Sahara Desert, but 8,000 miles away, it won't do that. | |
| Anyway, let's see here. | ||
| I've got a long list of stuff. | ||
| I'm trying to just narrow it down. | ||
| We're running out of time. We're going to have to go to commercial break, but we will be back in the second hour to take more of your phone calls. | ||
| I'll do some tongue twisters in the break here to get my mouth working again. | ||
| We'll take more of your phone calls in the second hour. | ||
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Can't get through a sentence. Who am I? I'm Biden-ing over here. | |
| I'm Biden-ing badly. Welcome back. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, second hour has begun on this live broadcast of American Journal coming to you on Thursday, October 13th from our Central Texas headquarters. | ||
| We will continue to fight. | ||
| We'll continue the operations. | ||
| The decision has been made. | ||
| We will fight on. | ||
| We go directly out to your phone calls now. | ||
| We've got Max in Kansas. | ||
| Max, I heard you called in to Owen yesterday and had a powerful rant. | ||
| People on Twitter still talking about it. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. You're on the air. | ||
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Hey, good morning, Harrison. | |
| Yeah, I was really fired up last night, dude. | ||
| I was reading a little bit of Jones' Gray Reset, and it got me going because, you know, as soon as I looked at this news yesterday, I was infuriated, dude. | ||
| I was infuriated, but at the same time, I wasn't discouraged like they'd want me to be. | ||
| Because what the corrupt courts are doing to Jones is just so sick. | ||
| I'm going to do a little shopping on TheForWars.com today. | ||
| I'm going to donate to the Legal Defense Fund. | ||
| I'm going to do whatever I can to support you guys through this. | ||
| Because these globals need to understand something, and that's this. | ||
| Because We will never back down from this fight, and I can't emphasize that enough. | ||
| I'm not going to take their shots. | ||
| I'm not going to support their wars. | ||
| I'm not going to eat their GMOs. | ||
| I'm not going to stay locked down in my home. | ||
| I will not be silent. Ever. | ||
| And neither will you, and neither will Alex, neither will Owen, neither will the millions of listeners who follow InfoWars, who follow God, who hold traditional Christian values near and dear to their hearts. | ||
| Because in their attacks and persecution of us, they're only making us stronger. | ||
| When I look at the news and see that Jones is being forced to pay one bill, and that didn't discourage. | ||
| As much as it absolutely infuriated me, of course, I soon realized that this is how scared they are of Jones. | ||
| This is how scared they are of Jones, of you, of Schroyer, of Enforce, and people like us. | ||
| And I say, good, I hope they are scared of us, because that's how it's supposed to be. | ||
| Jefferson was right in saying when governments fear the people, there is liberty. | ||
| When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. | ||
| The strongest reason for people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is as a last resort to protect themselves against tyranny in government. | ||
| And so also when you think about, logically, why would they be wanting to take guns? | ||
| Oh, well, it's not that hard to think about what they would do if we didn't have that last resort because speech is being taken away from us. | ||
| Everything around us, everything in the Constitution is being stripped right now away from us. | ||
| And that's truly our last resort, which I hope that it would never come to. | ||
| But you can guarantee if they want to fight it, they get one. | ||
| Because I hate our government. | ||
| I hate our politicians. I hate the terrorist agencies like the FBI, CIA, NSA. And I know they're probably listening right now. | ||
| You know how they listen to your shows, and I say good. | ||
| So write it down, feds listening right now. | ||
| Take a lesson. Max from Kansas hates you. | ||
| Isn't going to back down, and you're going to be in trouble when I'm sitting in the Oval Office one day here. | ||
| I mean, the things I would do to those agencies. | ||
| Let's keep it PG. Well, to the agencies. | ||
| Well, yeah, we want to destroy the agencies. | ||
| I love it, Max. Just like, sorry, you can't legislate us into not hating you, because we do. | ||
| We hate you, people. | ||
| You're terrible. Repent. | ||
| Repent and be saved, for the love of God. | ||
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Yes, just repent and be saved so you won't have to go down with your agency. | |
| Seriously. And I truly do. | ||
| I pray almost every day for these people hoping that they have a change of heart because I'm not happy that we have so many enemies in this world that really want to murder every single person on this planet. | ||
| Like, that's not something I enjoy. | ||
| That's not a happy thought in my head, like, ooh, good, so it's just good versus—no, no, like, no. | ||
| Of course I want them to change. | ||
| I want them to come to their senses and find God and repent and change because, I mean, this is just something so sick that they're doing. | ||
| But here's the thing, though. | ||
| Here's what I struggle with believing that they ever would. | ||
| Harrison, they believe that they are God. | ||
| If you look at Yuval Harari's writings, you know what I mean? | ||
| In Jones' new book, when he talks about the Declaration of Independence being... | ||
| Basically based on nothing but Christian values and Christian values don't exist and whatever. | ||
| It's just really sick stuff. | ||
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They literally don't believe in no God. | |
| No, you're exactly right. There's a distinct division. | ||
| There's those people that believe in God and believe that we're here to serve God and those that either don't believe in God or if they do believe in God, they believe that God is there to serve them. | ||
| So you either serve God or you think you can bend God to your will because you're that big of a narcissist. | ||
| Arrogant psychopath. So we're firmly on the side of God in this against those scumbags. | ||
| We'll be servants to him. Thanks for that call, Max. | ||
| Brilliant. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We'll be taking your calls throughout this hour. | ||
| We'll be joined by Patrick Byrne in the third hour, CEO of Overstock. | ||
| I'm very excited to talk to him about everything going on in the world. | ||
| But for now, let's just go right back to your phone calls. | ||
| I know people called in, phone lines filled up quickly, so let's just keep rolling, shall we? | ||
| Hobbs in Nebraska. Haven't heard from you in a while. | ||
| Thanks so much for calling in. | ||
| Your comments on the verdict, sir. | ||
| Hey, good morning, Harrison. | ||
| Good morning, InfoWarriors. | ||
| It's your boy, Hobbs, over at Road to Liberty. | ||
| Yeah, so first I just wanted to make a comment about the Ukraine situation. | ||
| I keep seeing a bunch of people talking about how Russia's getting their asses kicked over there. | ||
| So tell me, Harrison, you might have the number off the top of your head. | ||
| Have we passed $100 billion in aid to Ukraine yet? | ||
| We're certainly up there. | ||
| I don't think anybody's even keeping a count right now. | ||
| In fact, now you brought it up. | ||
| Zelensky today has asked for $55 billion more. | ||
| He says Ukraine needs $38 billion to cover our budget deficit next year. | ||
| They need $17 billion to rebuild critical infrastructure, $2 billion to rebuild electric energy infrastructure, and no less than $5 billion for gas and coal purchases. | ||
| So I think if they get what they want, it would be well over $100 billion, Hobbs. | ||
| It's... What are we getting for it? | ||
| Nothing. Absolutely nothing. | ||
| He's getting several new houses and chateaus in Switzerland, and I'm sure the Bidens are getting a hefty, healthy boost to their bank account, but nothing in it for the American people. | ||
| Right, yeah, that's just what the United... | ||
| That's just what the United States is giving. | ||
| That's not counting the UK and the EU and all of the other countries around the world who've kicked into this little kitty as well. | ||
| The point that I'm trying to make is, is everybody talking about how badly Russia's doing over there, are you aware that Russia's entire defense budget for a year is only $64 billion? | ||
| I believe that. And I don't think Russia's even losing. | ||
| I think they're achieving all of their goals just in exactly the way that they said they would. | ||
| Right, so even if only one-third of what we've given them over there, that's still half of Russia's defense budget for an entire year. | ||
| Just from us alone. | ||
| But anyway, I'll switch topics over to the verdict in the struggle session yesterday. | ||
| So I was talking to a few friends of mine, and the idea kind of popped into my head that if the new standard now is newsman makes an incorrect observation and puts it out on the air, gets sued for damages, | ||
| if that's the new standard, Then I got about 22 years of global war on terrorism veterans that would like to have a word with the New York Times, CNN, and MSNBC. I mean, even if I only get $50,000 out of it, not several million, I'd be happy with that. | ||
| What do you have to say about that? | ||
| And have they opened up a can of worms that they don't know exactly the depths of what they've unleashed on themselves now? | ||
| I mean, they've certainly opened up a door. | ||
| I guess it's up to us whether we walk through it or not. | ||
| And yeah, I see a lot of people talking about that. | ||
| I have people messaging me about doing a... | ||
| Well, what's the term? | ||
| Like a mass... | ||
| Lawsuit, class action lawsuit against Rachel Maddow for, you know, her pushing of the vaccine. | ||
| I mean, the lies from the mainstream media are endless and actual lies. | ||
| Like they actually know what they're saying is lies. | ||
| They're not just saying opinions about what they're seeing like Alex Jones did. | ||
| But thank you for that call, Hobbs. | ||
| I do want to move on and get some more, but brilliant as ever. | ||
| Let's go to Chris in Chicago. | ||
| He wants to talk about the way, a way to fund the Infowar. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Chris. You're on the air. | ||
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What's up, Harrison? | |
| Howdy. 15 years ago, | ||
| I probably wouldn't be the same person I am today. | ||
| I probably wouldn't even be alive. | ||
| So I just want to commend InfoWars and Alex and all of you guys and all the work that you do, because without you, a lot of people would have made different decisions and might not be alive or might be severely injured because of their belief in the mainstream media. | ||
| So you guys have a very important role to play in terms of saving humanity. | ||
| And the way that I think that we can get people to kind of focus in and take up their arms in the InfoWars is by the InfoWars team creating an affiliate program. | ||
| I'm not sure if you guys have ever seen that or heard of it or ever tried to implement it, but it's relatively pretty simple with certain carriers that you – not carriers, but places that you can sell things on the internet. | ||
| Now, I know you guys have been debanked. | ||
| Oh, I see what you're saying. | ||
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And it's hard to get those kinds of things set up on the internet without all the proper structure in it, but I think it would be pretty simple to kind of integrate into you guys' website, and you can get – you will be able to empower people. | |
| People that support the Infowar. | ||
| And even if it's just, you know, maybe you don't give out monetary incentives for the people that, you know, sell the products on your behalf, but maybe you give them incentives, you know, like the first people that bought the coins. | ||
| They get special content. | ||
| They get special access to things. | ||
| I think that that would be great. | ||
| I think you would empower a lot of people that are dedicated to the Infowar, and they can go out on your behalf and sell the product and probably triple, quadruple the sales. | ||
| And the reason I'm saying that is because the indictment that came from the ruling yesterday was not really against Infowar. | ||
| It was against Infowar supporters. | ||
| They want to shut down the support. | ||
| They can shut down Alex Jones. | ||
| If they wanted to, they can just take Alex Jones out and that's it, right? | ||
| But they want to shut down all of the people that support the Infowar. | ||
| That's why the judgments are so big and so audacious. | ||
| They want to shut down all of us. | ||
| And they can't really do that easily. | ||
| So what they have to do is just make these big, audacious pronouncements and have these We're good to go. | ||
| People that they hold in bondage, if that makes sense. | ||
| Right, yeah. They want to be able to parade the head of Alex Jones in front of their baying masses and try to shame and humiliate and guilt people who support Infowars into no longer doing it. | ||
| I think you're exactly right, and I think that was Matt's point when we played the video of the lawyer getting up and saying, speaking to the Infowars audience and saying, don't support Infowars, don't go to his store, don't shop. | ||
| I think you're exactly right, Chris. | ||
| And I thank you for You know, the encouragement and knowing that InfoWars has changed lives. | ||
| I mean, you think your life is different because you discovered InfoWars 15 years ago? | ||
| I can't even imagine where I would be without discovering InfoWars 15 years ago. | ||
| Changed my life utterly and entirely. | ||
| And it's great to hear that we're having that effect on our audience as well. | ||
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Final words, Chris? I mean, I just want to say to everybody supporting InfoWars, go to the store. | |
| I just ordered some Super Male Vitality X3 Prostagard Super Blue Coral toothpaste. | ||
| I can't wait for it to get here. | ||
| I wish I could have done more in the past, but, you know, everyone has their own scale of being able to support. | ||
| Like, my man said, passed out all the flyers and things over the years while he was driving a bus in Atlanta. | ||
| So, you know, we can all do something. | ||
| All you have to do is just take a stand. | ||
| And remember, we are all guaranteed a death. | ||
| Right? So don't be scared of death. | ||
| Be scared to live on your knees. | ||
| Right. And ladies. | ||
| Right? Be scared of that. | ||
| That's the part you need to be scared of. | ||
| Tyranny is what you should be scared of. | ||
| And I'm a black man from the south side of Chicago. | ||
| So, you know, I'm not sitting here worried about what these people are feeding into my community because, again, the Black Lives Matter thing, you guys showed me that it was nonsense. | ||
| I mean, like, without your frame of mind, I wouldn't have been able to see it as clearly as I see it. | ||
| And the proof is in the pudding. | ||
| Black Lives Matter has done nothing for any of the black communities that it was supposedly designed to help. | ||
| Same thing with Antifa. | ||
| Antifa, when I look at the videos from you guys, I see that Antifa is state-sponsored terrorism. | ||
| They run in back of the police after they do their crimes against the people. | ||
| It is plain as day, but people can't see it. | ||
| All right, Chris, we got to go to commercial break, but you got to call in more often. | ||
| That was a very powerful call. | ||
| Excellent, excellent thoughts. | ||
| I mean, it's amazing. | ||
| I love taking calls, man. It really does reinvigorate you for this fight and remind you that not everybody's lost, man. | ||
| There are people out there that are still good and still have what it takes. | ||
| We'll be right back. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| It's the Infowar. | ||
| It proceeds unabated. | ||
| We continue to call out the lies of the mainstream media and manipulations that are all designed with very particular goals in mind. | ||
| One particular goal, I should say, and that is the institution of a global technocratic government that is unelected, unaccountable, unquestionable, and rules... | ||
| By fiat dictates martial law and chemical lobotomization of the population to make them okay with the subservient role they've been assigned. | ||
| Not the type of place I want to live. | ||
| Not the type of people I want to rule over me. | ||
| And of course we will continue this as long as we possibly can. | ||
| And it's hard to say what the size of our audience is on this show especially. | ||
| Because you get the stream at Bandai Video has a certain amount of viewers, but then there's other streams on everywhere from Rumble to Odyssey to Cozy.TV to everywhere around. | ||
| Then we're also on Terrestrial Radio, which we have kind of no way of knowing how many people are actually listening. | ||
| But we know it's tens of thousands at least, hundreds of thousands on average watch the replay. | ||
| And if every single one of those people... | ||
| Could spare five dollars, we would be soaring. | ||
| We'd be flying. We'd be sailing through the clouds. | ||
| It really is as simple as that. | ||
| And this is the deal we're making, right? | ||
| This is the deal meme I get and you get. | ||
| What we promise to you, what we'll provide to you is, as we always have, completely free information from the reports on Band.Video by Greg Reese and Red Pilled TV and just Salty Cracker and all of these people making content on Band.Video. | ||
| That's yours for free. | ||
| The shows, nine, ten hours a day, live streaming, American Journal, War Room, The Alex Jones Show, hours and hours and hours of content, free to air, free to cut up, free to chop up and download and do whatever the hell you want. | ||
| We promise we will continue to fight this. | ||
| We will continue to hold protests and rallies and marches against the oppressive, tyrannical behavior of our So-called duly elected presidency. | ||
| We'll continue to take all of the hits and strikes against our personal reputation. | ||
| We'll continue to have to deal with the constrictions of our personal life. | ||
| We will take all of these slings and arrows. | ||
| We will continue to fight. | ||
| We will continue to put the information out. | ||
| We will continue to keep it all free. | ||
| All we ask for you is like the price of a cup of coffee, especially in Biden's America, as Matt was pointing out during the break. | ||
| And you've all seen it, and probably most of you, without a thought, will go and, you know, just get something cheap for lunch. | ||
| It's going to cost you $10, $15, $20, even at fast food places these days. | ||
| I mean, food prices are skyrocketing. | ||
| And I know I'm this way. | ||
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| But for some reason, it's harder to spend less money On something like InfoWars. | ||
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| That is both unabashed and unbiased in terms of race or religion or anything of the sort. | ||
| And it's a total like running joke. | ||
| Here at Infowars, we all experience it. | ||
| Everybody who works here. I was talking to Owen about it yesterday. | ||
| This strange dichotomy of both being called like Mossad agent Jewish shills and also virulent anti-Semites who are Hitler reborn. | ||
| It's like, well, both those things can't be true. | ||
| And what's true is that we treat every human being like an individual who's responsible for their own actions and the actions of some people in a population are not Indicative of or responsible for the actions of everybody else in that population, which is why we get callers like Chris from Chicago, where a lot of more alternative right-wing people, they'll have opposition to things like Black Lives Matter based off of race. | ||
| And just being honest, there's a lot of There are a lot of racists out there. | ||
| We're not amongst them. | ||
| And that pisses a lot of the left wing off. | ||
| But it also is what Infowars has always been about. | ||
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| You have a right to do that. And so that's the beautiful thing about InfoWars and we'll continue to do that. | ||
| And we wouldn't be as successful as we are now if we fell for the imposed dichotomy of race and religion and all this stuff Alex identified long ago. | ||
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| We don't get into that. | ||
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| Because we're going to keep fighting for humanity over here. | ||
| And we do ask for your help at SaveInfulWars.com. | ||
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| We'll go out to your phone calls here momentarily. | ||
| I do want to remind people of where the idea of canceling people and attacking people's bank accounts and their ability to speak out on big tech comes from. | ||
| It's kind of a full circle type thing. | ||
| So Kanye West has been kicked out of JPMorgan Chase. | ||
| Decided they were not happy with some of the thoughts in his head, so they've kicked him out of his bank. | ||
| Now, Jeffrey Epstein never lost access to his bank account. | ||
| You can be a convicted criminal, serial killer. | ||
| The banks aren't going to object to that and refuse to fund you. | ||
| You can be a pornographer or a drug dealer. | ||
| Look at the HSBC website. | ||
| Money laundering scandal that they were involved in. | ||
| They don't have any problem dealing with criminals or scumbags or just horrifically evil people. | ||
| But if you dare, if you dare to say the wrong thing on the internet, well, that's a bridge too far and they're going to stand up against you. | ||
| The banks are going to stand up against an individual. | ||
| So powerful. Resist. | ||
| Hashtag resist, you guys. | ||
| But of course, one of the objectionable things that Kanye West said was, who do you think invented cancel culture? | ||
| For some reason, that question was seen as anti-Semitic. | ||
| What? I don't get it. I don't understand. | ||
| But the answer to who invented cancel culture is, ironically, the banks. | ||
| The banks did. And if we look back at one of the first instances of real cancellation... | ||
| It was Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch being axed from Patreon. | ||
| This happened back in 2018. | ||
| And of course since then, you know, getting kicked off Patreon or getting banned by PayPal is sort of regular business. | ||
| But at the time, this was pretty unprecedented. | ||
| He said at the time, I've been asked from Patreon without explanation, warning, or notice. | ||
| No doubt is part of an ongoing efforts of the left to deny all platforms to those who reject its agenda. | ||
| To those who supported me, thank you, but I'm sorry we couldn't follow through on plans. | ||
| And he posted the statement from Patreon. | ||
| Now, Patreon actually responded to him, saying, Hi, Robert. | ||
| We emailed you earlier today, which explained that, unfortunately, MasterCard required us to remove your account. | ||
| You replied to us, but if you have further questions, we're happy to keep emailing. | ||
| So it's a reminder that big tech, and especially the payment processors, weren't necessarily doing this on their own volition, but were rather blackmailed into it, essentially, by the banks and the credit card companies. | ||
| So ironically, Kanye West is kicked out of his bank account for, amongst other things, asking who invented cancel culture, and the answer to that is the banks themselves, the ones that are now Kicking him out of their network. | ||
| A little interesting full circle kind of event taking place as the full-on World Economic Forum version of the social credit score is quietly but ruthlessly applied outside of law, outside of good practice, outside of economic policy. | ||
| Feasibility. They aren't making decisions to make money for the best for their share workers in the line with capitalism. | ||
| No, they're working ideologically outside of the bounds of good sense or law to impose their own version of a social credit score with their own ideology, their own religious impetus imposed on everybody. | ||
| And if you speak out against them, they have a myriad of ways of punishing you for that. | ||
| With that, we go out to your phone calls once again. | ||
| Justin in Florida has questions about the lawsuit. | ||
| Thank you for calling in. Justin, you are on the air. | ||
| Hey, everyone. Good morning. | ||
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As always, God bless you, the crew, and everyone else. | |
| Yeah, you know, since they can apparently see you all, and you all have these bajillions of dollars, can you all start handing some of that out? | ||
| There's a couple of us, you know, drowning down here. | ||
| Yeah, no, we, you know, we get off work here, and we go, we hop on our helicopter, and we helicopter over to the golf course, and, you know, our caddies follow us around, and I don't even know, what do rich people even do? | ||
| I don't even know how to mock it. | ||
| Servants. They have servants and stuff? | ||
| No, yeah. I wish. | ||
| They don't call them caddies. | ||
| They don't call them caddies? Okay, I'm sorry. | ||
| Is that insulting now? | ||
| Yeah, I mean, I make them crawl after me. | ||
| Right. Right. | ||
| We want to know how important and rich we are. | ||
| You will crawl behind. | ||
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Well, I'm one of the plebs down here at the bottom, so I've got to hurry up and get back to work. | |
| But keep y'all's heads up. Y'all are going to keep through this. | ||
| All right. Thank you, Justin. I appreciate it. | ||
| And again, you know, the amazing thing is Alex Jones makes less personally in a single year than like any CNN talking head. | ||
| What do those people do? They wake up in the morning. | ||
| They do their makeup. | ||
| They sit behind a chair and they read a teleprompter. | ||
| They read words other people have read. | ||
| And then they do that for about 45 minutes and they go home. | ||
| And they get paid tens of millions of dollars. | ||
| Alex Jones is in this office working like a... | ||
| I don't know, like a fevered ox. | ||
| Just continually hauling things back and forth. | ||
| Like, it's just... I don't know. | ||
| I wish everybody... | ||
| I wish you could do, like, field trips to InfoWars. | ||
| I wish everybody could just spend 24 hours at InfoWars to see the behind-the-scenes, and nobody would ever make these claims ever again, right? | ||
| Nobody would ever make these claims that there's some sophisticated psychological operation that we're carrying out here, that everything we say is designed to fulfill some certain thing. | ||
| It's like... If people could just spend time behind the scenes... | ||
| But I don't think you need to. I think if you watch the show and you have an open mind and you watch it enough, you get exactly how this entire office operates. | ||
| And if you just pay attention to what Alex says on his show and then what's happening on the website... | ||
| I wish I... Alex deserves to be a billionaire. | ||
| He's not, but he certainly deserves to be one. | ||
| That's not the way things have worked out because he has, instead of taking all of the money and running off in the sunset, poured it back into this operation and allowed us to expand and progress this mission forward. | ||
| So we thank you for supporting us in this. | ||
| Lynn in Chicago. I want to talk about Alex. | ||
| You say you think he's getting into the Bible now based on his remarks last night. | ||
| Well, you know, in troubled times, there's really only one place to turn. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Len. You're on the air. | ||
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Yes, sir. I thank Alex Jones for president because he has the Holy Spirit. | |
| And I don't think the Antichrist can get in something that the Holy Spirit is. | ||
| Amen, Len. Good stuff. | ||
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And he pressed Steve Quayle. | |
| To give his testimony about seeing Jesus. | ||
| It was awesome. It was awesome. | ||
| And when Alex said, oh, I get in fights and angels come, you know, let us proclaim legion come in Jesus' name to help him and help y'all. | ||
| Amen, Lynn. Thank you so much for that call. | ||
| Brilliant stuff. And I'm telling you, if you're, if you're Kind of not sure if God is real or not. | ||
| Try going to war with the devil and you'll see how real good and evil truly is. | ||
| I've learned a lot since I started working here at InfoWars. | ||
| Most of it's bitter lessons taught to me by our enemies who make it very clear who they are and who they serve. | ||
| Let's go to Paul in Connecticut now. | ||
| Comments about the marathon broadcast last night. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Paul, you're on the air. | ||
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Oh yeah, I watched that show all the way to the end. | |
| Hey, I got a request for you guys. | ||
| Okay, go ahead. I got the book with Alex's signature on it. | ||
| I'd like to send that back to you guys. | ||
| I would give another $100 for you to sign it. | ||
| Another $100 for Owen to sign it. | ||
| Another $100 just for your crew in the shop to sign it. | ||
| Oh man, I think we'd love to sign a book for you. | ||
| I wonder if we can make that work. | ||
| You don't happen to have a billion dollars, do you? | ||
| Yeah, yeah. Tell you what, Paul, we're charging a billion dollars for our signatures now. | ||
| No, but that's a great compliment. | ||
| I really appreciate that. | ||
| I don't know. Tell you what, stay on the line and talk to our producers. | ||
| We'll see if you can send the book in and we can sign it or whatever. | ||
| We'll see if we can make that work for you, Paul. | ||
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Stay on the line. I got one more thing. | |
| Okay, quickly, 30 seconds. All right, Alex in this thing, he should be paying $31 trillion to pay for our budget. | ||
| Come on. He can do it. | ||
| He's got the money, right? Just put it on him. | ||
| We should just declare ourselves our own country. | ||
| We'll make our own Federal Reserve, the new Federal Reserve, and we'll just print the money out of thin air. | ||
| We'll just type a billion dollars in a computer and go, there you go, paid up. | ||
| This money has the same legitimacy that yours does, so what are you complaining about? | ||
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Alex Jones gets called a lot of things. | |
| A lot of the labels applied to the man. | ||
| I'll tell you what he really is. | ||
| He's the litmus test. | ||
| He's sort of like the great filter. | ||
| How you feel about Alex Jones really says a lot more about you than it does about him. | ||
| And whether you understand the value of what Alex Jones has done for this country, has given to this country, And the positive impacts that his message has brought to this country, or whether you, by the mainstream media, smears about him. | ||
| It really goes, again, not towards explaining Alex Jones, but explains you. | ||
| It explains whether you have the capability to think for yourself or not. | ||
| You don't have to agree with him. | ||
| It's not about whether you agree with him or not. | ||
| It's about whether you have the ability to see for yourself what he's done and come to your own conclusions about his actions, his behavior, his words, or whether You believe lies. | ||
| It really is as simple as that. | ||
| So this is the litmus test. | ||
| And every time Alex Jones is in the news, especially for something big like this, we don't have to wonder anymore. | ||
| We don't have to go, well, that guy's pretty good, but is he really 100%? | ||
| I mean, this is the litmus test. | ||
| You either pass or fail. There's no gray area here. | ||
| Steven Crowder. It's having Alex Jones on. | ||
| Steve Bannon had Alex Jones on yesterday, talking to him, supporting him, sounding off about the egregious violations of free speech that are all predicated on Alex Jones and calling him an evil guy. | ||
| On the other hand, you have people like Seb Gorka. | ||
| You know him, right? | ||
| Sorry, you might not recognize that. | ||
| He's the gay whale. | ||
| Sorry, you know the gay whale that we talk about sometimes? | ||
| That's the guy I'm talking about. | ||
| He posts on Twitter, consequences for lying about murdered children. | ||
| What's his accent like? Consequences for lying about murdered children. | ||
| He posts a picture of the story, Alex Jones, or the New York Times story. | ||
| Very trustworthy organization, the New York Times, as we know. | ||
| They've never lied anybody into a war, ever. | ||
| Unfortunately... This has been completely ratioed and there are now hundreds of more comments to this than likes on it. | ||
| Meaning that it is deeply unpopular. | ||
| And Warzone with Alex Jones says, Everyone hates Gorka in the comments of his Alex Jones tweet. | ||
| Laughing my butt off. | ||
| You suck, Gorka. Ever since you called Moonbase Command a snake oil salesman, I've always told everyone that you're a two-faced POS. DJ Publius says, What do you think the consequences should be for those who lied our nation into wars that resulted in millions of murdered children? | ||
| Slow Cheetah says you're actual scum. | ||
| The Winning Media says show your true colors more. | ||
| Thanks. Polly Friend says bootlicking fake conservatives like you are the reason globalist cabal controlling our economy have so much power. | ||
| You're scum. Jared Bell says you've been walking on razor's edge, but that'll do it for me. | ||
| Bye. Jesse James says your true colors are coming out. | ||
| I'll never retweet you again. | ||
| Andrew Meyer says more proof that British men are untrustworthy. | ||
| That's a good one. So, yeah. | ||
| Not a popular position to hold, unfortunately. | ||
| Old Gorka. Old Gorky. | ||
| He sucks so bad, doesn't he? | ||
| I think that's the common conclusion. | ||
| That's the common understanding at this point. | ||
| Word on the street is that he'll do anything for a hot dog. | ||
| The dude sucks. The dude sucks, and a lot of people in conservative politics suck. | ||
| Call them out. Let them know. | ||
| And their position on Alex Jones is pretty indicative of whether they get it or not. | ||
| Whether they have a full understanding of the true situation that we're in or whether they still live in the delusional, illusionary world of we just have to be nice and lose gracefully and somehow we'll get back on track. | ||
| Doesn't exist. Not going to happen. | ||
| He wanted us kicked out of CPAC for no reason. | ||
| I actually was just going up to talk to the guy. | ||
| It's the craziest thing. I'm not like one of these guys that goes around like, I'm going to get into fights with people with a microphone. | ||
| I just don't do that. You've never seen me do it because I don't do it. | ||
| Sebastian Gorka, I was like, oh, there's Sebastian Gorka. | ||
| I'll go up and talk to him just to be treated so rudely. | ||
| Called a snake oil salesman. | ||
| It's called fish oil. It's called krill oil. | ||
| It's good for you. Try something. | ||
| Were you going to say something, Matt? What was relief factor thinking? | ||
| Relief factor? Oh. | ||
| Hey, alright, alright. | ||
| We're not gonna get involved in the... | ||
| We're not gonna slander relief factor. | ||
| It's a good product, but you know what? | ||
| A little tit for tat here. Really bad decision making on the board's fault right there. | ||
| You know what? Hey, look. | ||
| Some people are scared, okay? There's a lot of scared people out there. | ||
| They need to be... | ||
| Take heart. | ||
| People, we know what the establishment is trying to do against us. | ||
| We know how to defeat them. | ||
| Tell the truth. Keep being upfront about what we believe and purge our movement of bad actors like this. | ||
| With that, we go back into the phone calls. | ||
| Barry in Charlotte says this was an outrageous trial. | ||
| I agree, Barry. A tame word, actually. | ||
| There's some other words I could use, too. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Barry. | ||
| You're on the air. Hey, what's going on, Mr. | ||
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Smith? Hey, just wanted to speak. | |
| Just a second ago, you mentioned that the banks shut down Kanye. | ||
| And I was looking into that. | ||
| I've been in that industry for a hot minute, for a second. | ||
| But, you know, it's really disappointing that it's so hard to charter banks because it's a whole inside process to make sure only the people they trust can actually start banks. | ||
| And what that does is it prevents, you know, people from, you know, starting their own kind of platforms to do free speech. | ||
| And it just controls the industry as a whole. | ||
| Yep. It's like that classic meme that's like, you got kicked off Twitter, go make your own Twitter. | ||
| And then you do. And then they kick you and then they like stop letting you use credit cards. | ||
| It's like, well, did you go create your own bank? | ||
| It's like, well, we can't because the government will go create your own country. | ||
| It's like, Yeah, no, they have control. | ||
| It's sick, and you're exactly right, which is why it's like a pyramid structure. | ||
| The people that have been in this practice, in the banking practice for centuries, like, they're at the top of the pyramid, and they dictate to all those under them how to act. | ||
| Right. Yeah. No, it's a good point, Barry. | ||
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Gaddafi, you know, a few years ago, what was it, like 10 years ago now, you know, the famous meme, like, start your own bank, and then... | |
| Got a picture of Qaddafi. | ||
| Right, yeah, exactly. | ||
| Yeah, start your own bank. Start your own central bank. | ||
| See how that goes for you. Ask Qaddafi, Saddam, and Iran how that's working out. | ||
| Yeah, good stuff. Well, what's your comment on the trial, Barry? | ||
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Well, I just wanted to say, man, you're exactly right about how there's so many people in conservative media that are afraid to push the boundaries because They don't want the same thing that happened to Alex Jones happened to them. | |
| They're afraid for their reputation more so than their integrity. | ||
| We put the reputation above integrity in this culture now and it's just sad to see. | ||
| You're right. That's an interesting distinction that you make, but you're exactly right. | ||
| And ironically, by not defending Alex Jones, they're only guaranteeing that they will one day come under the same things that he's coming under right now. | ||
| Defend him now or defend yourself later. | ||
| I guess that's the choice they have to make. | ||
| And they've made. They're going to... | ||
| Take that up when it comes to them. | ||
| But thank you so much for the call, Barry from Charlotte. | ||
| Let's go to Sal in Tucson, Arizona. | ||
| Let's talk about illegal aliens and Space Force. | ||
| Thanks, Colin. Sal, you're on the air. | ||
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Hi, Harrison. Yes, I want to talk to you about the illegal aliens coming across the border. | |
| A lot of people don't realize that they're beholden to the cartels that brought them here. | ||
| So they get to the border, and then you're like, surprise, here's another bill. | ||
| What they do, the way they work that off, is they work for them and they mostly provide intel for future crimes that the cartels will bring upon this country. | ||
| It's an invasion. It is certainly a full-on invasion. | ||
| I completely agree with you and... | ||
| Of course they're beholden to the cartel. | ||
| I mean, whether they're beholden to the cartel or whether they just enrich the cartel paying them to get there, the cartel is just essentially printing money. | ||
| I mean, they are just raking it in with the cooperation and facilitation of the Biden administration. | ||
| Absolutely. Exactly. | ||
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Government-funded human trafficking is what we call it. | |
| It absolutely is. | ||
| And of course, one of the big stories that I haven't gotten to today, but the Treasury Department is actually investigating Ron DeSantis over his one flight of migrants to Martha's Vineyard while the Biden administration has been flying thousands of flights to cities all over the country. | ||
| But again, this is the way this is This is a tyranny worse than anarchy, right? | ||
| Or worse than even just open tyranny. | ||
| Selective enforcement of laws, having the same laws for everybody, but only certain people actually have to adhere to them while others are allowed to ignore them scot-free. | ||
| I mean, this is the real underlying movement happening all over this country and is allowing everything that we see to take place. | ||
| If laws were just Adhered to and justice was dispensed as it should be, blindly, equally, then we wouldn't be in this situation. | ||
| But it's the selective enforcement of laws that has gotten us in this much trouble. | ||
| Folks, when we get back on the other side with the third hour of American Journal, we will be joined by Patrick Byrne. | ||
| Very excited to talk to him about all sorts of topics. | ||
| We'll see where we go with that. In the meantime, folks, go to SaveInfoWars.com. | ||
| It's not just a URL. It's a plea from us here at InfoWars. | ||
| Save us, won't you? We'll keep fighting as long as you have our back. | ||
| Go to SaveInfoWars.com right now. | ||
| We'll be back. Georgia Maloney, a patriot, an anti-globalist, anti-New World Order, anti-Klaus Schwab patriot, being called a Nazi, a fascist, and all these lies, winning in a landslide in Italy, and they are crapping their britches, the first Italian female president ever. | ||
| And she's awesome. She's totally for real. | ||
| They are scared as hell of her. | ||
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The 45-year-old Firebrand insists she's no fascist, just a proud conservative and nationalist, comfortable, nevertheless, with some of the hallmarks of Italian fascism, like this motto, God, fatherland, | |
| and family. Exactly 100 years ago this fall, fascist dictator Benito Mussolini staged his historic march on Rome, eventually marching the country into two decades of dictatorship and alongside Hitler into World War II. And it's not just Bolsonaro. | ||
| It's not just her. More and more and more and more are coming. | ||
| We have successfully triggered the chain reaction! | ||
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Unambiguous, of course, is our condemnation of Nazism and communism, the latter being the sole totalitarian ideology of the 20th century that still is in power in some countries, surviving its tragic failures, and that the left has a hard time condemning, perhaps partly because it has received generous founding from the Soviet Union for decades. | |
| What about this laziness then to, instead of welcoming the first female Prime Minister of Italy, so much commentary around the world portraying Georgia Maloney as some sort of hard right figure? | ||
| It's a shame, but it is typically the left media who, rather than say, let's congratulate this woman who's achieved something incredible politically and for women who want to go into politics, the first thing they scream is fascism. | ||
| Now... Get ready for the enemy counter-offensive. | ||
| They're gonna say terrorists cut the power off in Italy. | ||
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Before the war was started, 55% of Germany's energy supplies came from Russia. | |
| As of June 2022, the supplies had been reduced to a meager 26%. | ||
| In Italy, the authorities are treading carefully. | ||
| Their energy savings plan includes steps like extending the life of coal plants, temporarily halting work at factories, and shortening heating hours at workplaces. | ||
| So people assume we are just going back to the good old world, which we had, and everything will be normal again. | ||
| This is, let's say, fiction. | ||
| It will not happen. They are going to launch massive wars. | ||
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The president said that we have not faced the prospect of Armageddon since Kennedy and the Cuban Missile Crisis. | |
| And he went on to say, I don't think that there is any such thing as the ability to easily use a tactical nuclear weapon and not end up with Armageddon. | ||
| They are going to pull out all of the stops, but every passing minute, every passing hour, every passing day, the people now know about the new world And it's horrible plans for all of us. | ||
| And when the general population wakes up, and that's the next domino, we're already approaching 30, 40%. | ||
| Woo! I'm getting chills. | ||
| We're already approaching the next domino to fall, and here's the great point of danger. | ||
| The New World Order knows they are on the cusp of the beat, and so brace yourselves, because the New World Order isn't coming. | ||
| It's here. All over Europe, they're pulling down EU flags. | ||
| All over Latin America, they're saying down to Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates. | ||
| All over Asia, they're saying the same thing. | ||
| In India, everywhere. | ||
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| The people are unifying against the unelected head that you see on screen of the European Union that threatened the Italians with massive sanctions if they voted for this woman when she's an unelected pig. | ||
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| We'll see. If things go in a difficult direction, I've spoken about Hungary and Poland. | ||
| We have tools. If anyone in Brussels thinks of cutting the funds that belong to Italy because the league wins the elections, then we have to rethink this Europe. | ||
| Adding that this is institutional bullying. | ||
| They can only get away with these operations, ladies and gentlemen, if we don't know they're the ones behind it. | ||
| If we expose are the ones behind it, game over, suckas. | ||
| And that is happening. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to the third hour of the American Journal. | ||
| I am your host, Harrison Smith, joined today by the one and only Patrick Byrne. | ||
| Patrick Byrne is the founder and former CEO of Overstock.com and is a libertarian who believes election 2020 was rigged and that the results should be objectionable to every person who believes just government derives its power from the consent of the governed. | ||
| Since the 2020 election, he's focused his resources on the America Project, an organization that unites coalitions across the country to help protect freedom and American values. | ||
| Their website can be found at americaproject.com You can also visit deepcapture.com to find out what Patrick's up to. | ||
| Thank you so much for joining us, Mr. | ||
| Byrne. Harrison, please call me Patrick. | ||
| What an honor to be on with you. | ||
| Thank you. Very, very glad to be on with you, and obviously your mission is an admirable and necessary one at this point. | ||
| American values seem to be under attack on all sides. | ||
| What do you think is the biggest concern right now when it comes to our constitutional rights and our basic American values being under attack? | ||
| What's the number one thing happening right now? | ||
| Well, you know, ultimately, I'm wearing the hat, I don't know if you can read it, make Orwell fiction again, just to reflect what you just said. | ||
| There's all kinds of things that we've taken as basic to our tradition for not just 200 years, 50 years, but really 500, 600, 800 years are coming under attack. | ||
| All kinds of rights that are fundamental premises for navigating the world, including the right of conscience, which means nothing if you don't have the right of free speech and freedom of conscience, freedom of religion. | ||
| All of these have been under attack for a couple of years. | ||
| They're trying to normalize things In time for the election, but we can't let the public forget how kooky these folks got and the world that they put us through. | ||
| Freedom of speech, some people say the Second Amendment is the right that really guarantees all the others, but the others don't really have any substance until you have the First Amendment, the freedom of conscience and speech. | ||
| I think all that's under attack. | ||
| I think all that's under attack. | ||
| I'm looking around for my handy guy. | ||
| I keep this handy. All that's been under attack. | ||
| It's been under attack, of course, in lawsuits. | ||
| Actually, ultimately, the most fundamental has to be the right to vote, the right to a free and fair election. | ||
| Our tradition embodies the idea of consent of the governed. | ||
| It's architectured into a constitutional republic. | ||
| Consent of the governed. How do we know what it is to which the governed consent? | ||
| We hold elections. | ||
| If you hold a rigged election, the name for a society where you don't get a vote in how you live, that's called a slave society. | ||
| They're turning us into a slave society through corruption. | ||
| I'll mention our founding fathers understood this. | ||
| If you look up, I think it was Federalist 10. | ||
| Where they understood, they designed the Constitution, there's this beautiful passage about how we designed this, it was Madison writing, we designed this, we looked at all the ancient models of democracy, and we looked at what made them fail, and we designed this to prevent those failures, but unfortunately the thing that we can't Didn't figure out how to stop is corruption. | ||
| And unfortunately, that's the thing that brings down republics more than anything else. | ||
| It's corruption. Corruption is taking over. | ||
| As you guys at Infowars, what you guys sounded like conspiracy theories 10 years ago has become obvious truth today. | ||
| There's a corrupt unit party taking over the country. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. And you make a good point. | ||
| It's almost like if you don't have all the rights from the Bill of Rights, you really don't have any. | ||
| If you don't have the freedom of speech to be able to advocate for your positions, then you can't be voted on. | ||
| You know, you can't get elected to fulfill those positions. | ||
| If you can't cast a vote and know that it's being counted, then you don't actually have a say in your country. | ||
| They're all very deeply intertwined, aren't they, all these rights that we enjoy. | ||
| We really can't just get rid of one without the others falling like dominoes. | ||
| Right, it's like asking which leg of the stool is the most important. | ||
| They're all important. It's not a stool without them. | ||
| So yeah, this is a Maoist revolution which occurs at all levels of society at once. | ||
| So at the same time, well, I'm sure you've walked through this. | ||
| You guys know what a Bezmanov-Syop is over at InfoWard? | ||
| Of course, yeah. Yeah. | ||
| And in our case, it's demoralization, disorientation, crisis, normalization. | ||
| We were the COVID. And at this point, I don't have to tell your audience how ridiculously politicized the response was to COVID. I've had COVID. It's no joke. | ||
| But obviously, it was preventable. | ||
| It was treatable. Have you covered things like Simone Gold on your show? | ||
| Oh, yeah. Oh, very much so. | ||
| Yeah. It's just amazing. | ||
| And then the Antifa stuff was all the disorientation, and then the rigged election was the crisis. | ||
| So we're living through a psyop to take over the country, and the cancel culture is all really the fourth stage, the normalization, try to normalize the out-of-existence, anyone who believes otherwise. | ||
| Unfortunately, the people who believe otherwise are up to 83%. | ||
| So either the leaders are going to have to fire the people and go get a new people, or vice versa. | ||
| I like that. Yeah, I think I know which option I'm going to choose. | ||
| So the hat you're wearing for our radio listeners again said, you know, make Orwell fiction again. | ||
| And I got to say, when I first read 1984, I thought it was a little far-fetched. | ||
| I thought it was a little outrageous. | ||
| I thought, you know, I know people can be silly, but there's no way people are going to go this far. | ||
| And here we are, and it's like... | ||
| I'm just, I'm blown away by how far we've fallen in this country and how truly Orwellian it's gotten. | ||
| I mean, you remember 1984, they had the thing called face crime, where, you know, if you didn't make the right facial expression in reaction to news, they would be suspicious of you. | ||
| I mean, that's the realm we're entering into. | ||
| I see headlines all the time. | ||
| It's like, he scowled at this. | ||
| What does that mean? I mean, we're entering into the face crime, double speak, ministry of truth level of insanity here. | ||
| Thought crimes. Thought crimes. | ||
| There are thought crimes. I mean, look at how that all played out. | ||
| Fortunately, I think that we have stood... | ||
| Well, one thing it tells you is that we have whole layers of society that just don't understand or have never been taught our founding principles. | ||
| And that's not their fault. We let civics die out over my lifetime. | ||
| You talked to... | ||
| I'm sorry to say this. | ||
| I used to be the biggest fan of hiring liberal arts majors. | ||
| I've got a PhD in philosophy. | ||
| I used to make... | ||
| Take history majors, philosophy majors, English majors, and turn them into really productive. | ||
| You mix them with a team of engineers, you'd be surprised. | ||
| You both got better. | ||
| They were really valuable people. | ||
| That stopped being true about 2010. | ||
| There's no point at all. | ||
| They just become ideologues. | ||
| They haven't learned anything. I don't know why kids are studying. | ||
| I'm the guy who spent so much of my life studying philosophy, and I say it's a mistake to be in the humanities if it's the kind of humanities, the critical garbage that's taken over most universities. | ||
| It's just something you can learn. | ||
| I saw even Chomsky. | ||
| You don't know him, Chomsky? Sure. | ||
| I saw Chomsky speak once about the postmodernist thought, and he said it's up on YouTube where he said it's – I don't know why – Students are going to university for four years to learn this intersectional postmodern stuff. | ||
| You can learn it in five minutes. | ||
| It's the pure ideology, has no predictive power, doesn't really explain anything. | ||
| Why go into $200,000 in debt to learn something you can learn in five minutes? | ||
| But that's where they have the cultural Marxists took a... | ||
| You know the whole story. | ||
| They took a long march for the institutions, and they captured the institutions, and they've turned them against us, from district attorneys to the bar. | ||
| Look how anybody in the face of this obvious steal, any lawyer who got involved at all, started getting letters from their bar, or facing bar actions and bar grievances. | ||
| The governor, I'm sorry, the attorney general of Texas has to worry about getting disbarred because he filed that case with the Supreme Court about elections. | ||
| At the same time they did that, they go after the physician's licenses who are pushing back and using hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. | ||
| They go after their licenses. | ||
| So it's this revolution that's occurred at all, that they tried to make occur at all levels of society. | ||
| I do believe... | ||
| Well, the proof's in the pudding. | ||
| We're going to know in about 26 days or something. | ||
| But I think we may have withstood this onslaught and have grabbed a handhold and will be ready to crawl our... | ||
| We have the beachhead now, and now it's time to actually begin the full-on invasion. | ||
| Because you're right, when you lay it down like that, I mean, it's directly in line with the Yuri Bezmenov, long march through the institution, demoralization, deconstruction kind of idea. | ||
| It's taken decades to get here. | ||
| But man, when you lay it out like that, doctors questioning pharmaceutical companies and their licenses are threatened and they're investigated. | ||
| Lawyers who are professionals worked, you know, all their lives defended criminals and rapists and mass murderers. | ||
| No problem there. | ||
| You start talking about voter fraud, suddenly your institutions are turned against you. | ||
| And it's... When you really understand the scope of it, it can seem totally hopeless. | ||
| And you go, how are we going to dismantle? | ||
| If every institution is like this, it's an overwhelming issue that we're facing. | ||
| Now, I want to know what your solution is to this and how you think we start to fight back against it. | ||
| So I'll put that question to Patrick Verne on the other side. | ||
| AmericaProject.com is a great place to start, I think. | ||
| We'll talk about how that's contributing to this effort to regain our freedoms. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| I know this might be news to the mainstream media out there, but it wasn't Alex Jones that woke Americans up. | ||
| It was the actions of mainstream media themselves and of the government themselves. | ||
| And Bill Gates has even said it. | ||
| That COVID has been a massive process of awakening for people around the globe as we have seen how truly corrupt and dishonest our entire establishment has become, from the media to the politicians, even the local politicians. | ||
| It's really... | ||
| Troubling how thoroughly our institutions have been corrupted. | ||
| My guest this hour is Patrick Byrne, founder and former CEO of Overstock.com. | ||
| He has a project called the America Project, an organization, I should say, that unites coalitions across the country to help protect freedom and American values. | ||
| Their website is americaproject.com. | ||
| You can also find their work or his work at deepcapture.com. | ||
| And that was the question I wanted to put to you, Patrick, is how do we reverse this long march? | ||
| How do we rid our institutions of these ideological zombies that are destroying us? | ||
| What's the first step? Well, first step is in 26 days. | ||
| I think we're done-ski if we do not recover at least one chamber of Congress. | ||
| I think we're going to do well. | ||
| I think we're going to do well both because the polls are reluctantly showing it. | ||
| Secondly, I think the polls already have a bunch of cheat in them. | ||
| And third, so I think we're doing it really well. | ||
| And third is this time we have I think that they've been getting... | ||
| And this isn't Democrat versus Republican. | ||
| This is corruption versus the people. | ||
| I think it's been going on on both parties for years, and it's going to be a lot harder to cheat this time. | ||
| They can still do it, but unlike a few... | ||
| So-called fanatics like us who are going to be out there the next day saying, we spot cheating. | ||
| There's groups like us in 3,100 counties who are deeply involved in this. | ||
| All 3,100 counties in America have people like us in it now paying attention. | ||
| I was just in upstate Vermont and upstate New Hampshire. | ||
| And in little villages up there, the farmers are talking about election integrity. | ||
| So it's going to be a lot harder to get away with stuff. | ||
| And if we take one chamber back, then I think of that as our beachhead, and then we can start liberating again. | ||
| And we will have conclusively proven, at least we will no longer be a conspiracy theory. | ||
| We will have proven that there's a corrupt force trying to take over our country, and it is time to really fundamentally Revisit a lot. | ||
| It's time for not a great society, not a new deal, but let's get back to the Constitution. | ||
| It's coming at the same time as a financial crisis. | ||
| So we're going to have to dig in. | ||
| And I think part of the solution is once we get... | ||
| So I see us taking at least the House. | ||
| By the way, I happened to have put up a video just an hour ago about here's something you guys should know. | ||
| Remember a couple weeks ago when 45 went up to D.C. and was seen golfing, but kind of really just standing under some trees with some people. | ||
| Remember that day? Yep. | ||
| Do you know what he was doing? | ||
| I heard a lot of speculation. | ||
| I don't know if I ever got a final answer. | ||
| I have it on quite good authority, and it's not General Flynn, but I have it on authority of someone who's given me permission to leak it, that what that was about was discussions of making him Speaker of the House if the Republicans win the House. | ||
| My understanding of the situation is it's not his idea, it's other people's idea and that he's reluctant, which is disappointing because he sees it as a step down, to which I have two answers. | ||
| One, sometimes we all have to do things for the good of the country that we don't want to be doing. | ||
| And I have to do that. | ||
| And secondly, it's not a step down. | ||
| The constitutional structure of this House, Congress is a co-equal branch of government. | ||
| It's been the creation of the national security state, which has elevated the president into this imperial power. | ||
| A strong speaker of the House, like Donald Trump, could bend everything back into shape. | ||
| So it could be a wonderful thing to have happen, and I hope he seriously will consider it, and that people will let him know if the Republicans win, that the masses will let him know that Don't worry about the step-down thing, even if that's not the main event. | ||
| It would let him bend D.C. back into the structure that the Constitution envisions. | ||
| Well, no, this is a huge revelation. | ||
| I want to expand on this a little bit more. | ||
| So, I mean, would that mean he would have to run for Congress, or can the Speaker of the House be appointed from a private citizen? | ||
| Nothing in this document says that the Speaker of the House has to be a member of Congress. | ||
| They can appoint my cat if they want. | ||
| I mean, they can appoint... | ||
| There's nothing in there that says they can't do it. | ||
| It's never been done, but they could do it. | ||
| And it's actually such... | ||
| If you go back, I'm trying to remember the Federalists... | ||
| Anyway, our founding fathers were so brilliant by breaking things up like this and giving these... | ||
| If he got back in, he could have tremendous... | ||
| The House has the power of the purse strings. | ||
| Ultimately, they don't use it like they should, but ultimately, he can run the government from there. | ||
| He's got the faucets to everybody else's bank accounts. | ||
| He would be able to pull to reshape DC really into how it was supposed to function. | ||
| It's not supposed to be this imperial presidency like a king. | ||
| Donald Trump went to Washington, D.C. a couple weeks ago, and there was speculation of people saying, oh, he's about to be arrested. | ||
| It was other people saying he was there for depositions. | ||
| Now, Patrick Byrne is telling us on good authority that he was actually there negotiating, I guess, with members of Congress, I would assume, or their representatives, to become the Speaker of the House if Republicans take the Congress in the midterms. | ||
| That's huge. I'm just, like, processing this right now. | ||
| But I want to be clear, it wasn't coming from Trump. | ||
| There were overtures, there was discussion, but it's not like Trump's begging for a job. | ||
| Others are seeing the logic of that. | ||
| There are power brokers in D.C. who really see, because it also lets them stop the Biden totalitarian revolution. | ||
| This is a soft coup into totalitarianism, is what they are, as I'm sure. | ||
| It's funny. | ||
| I only check in with InfoWars about once a year, and you guys are almost always right on the money. | ||
| So I assume you guys have figured all this out. | ||
| I remember, Alex, two years ago, we were talking. | ||
| We talked for five minutes on, like, January 4th or 5th, and it's like our thinking was a lie. | ||
| So what I'm saying all makes sense to you? | ||
| Oh, yeah. Oh, 100%. | ||
| And yeah, it's very different than that. | ||
| The Democrats all seem to think exactly the same thing at exactly the same time because they get these messages from on high. | ||
| Here's what you believe about this. | ||
| And they all just like robots do exactly as they're told. | ||
| But we on the right have this thing where you can meet somebody you've never talked to before. | ||
| You have no idea what sources they follow or anything. | ||
| But you just you ask a couple questions. | ||
| You go, okay. We're on the same page. | ||
| We understand what's going on here. | ||
| We've both independently come to the same conclusion because it's the right conclusion. | ||
| Because it's not a conspiracy when two people say the sky is blue. | ||
| They both just have the ability to look up. | ||
| So we both have the ability to just see the truth. | ||
| And so we happen to be aligned. | ||
| If the person is operating from reason, then it's like the conversation gets really easy versus the operating from emotional reaction or NPCs. | ||
| I call them NPCs, the people who have like four or five lines that they regurgitate depending on what the conversation is. | ||
| Yeah. I think that that, but my understanding is that the hesitancy is actually from 45 himself. | ||
| Trump himself, yeah. He said there's a step down. | ||
| Would you explain, how would you explain to 45, it ain't a step down? | ||
| And in any case, we need you to do it anyway. | ||
| Well, I wouldn't, I wouldn't stop. | ||
| For Biden madness. Go ahead. | ||
| Yeah, no, I want to get into this more on the other side because I'm just hearing about this now. | ||
| I'm wondering, I mean, this wouldn't stop him from running for president, so it's not like he would be abandoning presidential aspiration, you know, to get back to the presidency by becoming House Speaker. | ||
| It's just something to do over the next two years. | ||
| I think, I don't know why he'd be against that. | ||
| We'll be right back with Patrick Byrne. | ||
| Don't go anywhere, folks. Welcome back. | ||
| You're watching American Journal, Infowars.com, and Band.video. | ||
| My guest is Patrick Byrne, founder and former CEO of Overstock.com, AmericaProject.com, and DeepCapture.com. | ||
| So we can go to follow all of the great things he's doing to try to regain the freedoms that we are rapidly losing in this country. | ||
| And you've sort of dropped a bombshell on me here, Patrick, with this speculation as to the actual ability of Donald Trump to become Speaker of the House. | ||
| I'd seen articles here or there Floating this idea. | ||
| And I always just sort of thought, nah, it's just sort of something to wish for, but I don't see how it could actually happen. | ||
| But I guess this actually could happen. | ||
| There is a legitimate legal way that Donald Trump, without having to run for Congress, without having to do anything like that, would be able to be Speaker of the House. | ||
| He would take Nancy Pelosi's position. | ||
| He would have the purse strings of the Congress in his hand. | ||
| He'd be sitting behind Trump. President Biden during the State of the Union, that alone is worth it to me. | ||
| That visual of him being able to scowl and shake his head and mock President... | ||
| I mean... | ||
| Yeah, he can rip up the speech at the end, just like Nancy Pelosi, although I don't think he would be that petty like she is. | ||
| No, I think he's a gentleman. My opinion of him has gone up and up and up, and my opinion of all the people who hate him has gone... | ||
| There is no rock bottom. | ||
| Absolutely. The other thing, Nancy Pelosi has built herself her own little Stasi. | ||
| Last I heard, I had a budget they were putting in for two and a half, three billion dollars. | ||
| In comparison, the FBI was about like 30 billion. | ||
| So she's building herself. | ||
| The U.S. Capitol Police I don't know how far the plans were for it to get funded and them to build offices all over the country because the Capitol was, you know, it was really a little personal Stasi for Nancy Pelosi. | ||
| That would all go to Donald Trump. | ||
| I don't know who we would make. Maybe he knows some... | ||
| Some generals or some people who've worked at the upper levels of law enforcement who are actually patriotic and remember their oath to the Constitution who might could do something good if they inherited that from Nancy. | ||
| Maybe they would do a real investigation. | ||
| How long, Harrison, if you had real police doing a real investigation of what happened on January 4th, 5th, and 6th, How long do you think it would take them to get an answer? | ||
| Would it take months? | ||
| Would it take weeks? Would it take days? | ||
| Would it take a few hours? They could place one phone call to me and I could explain it to them in about five minutes. | ||
| I think it'd be a pretty rapid investigation once you actually are searching for the truth rather than trying to frame Donald Trump for an insurrection. | ||
| I think the truth would be pretty easy to find. | ||
| Yeah, it's funny. | ||
| You know, I asked for nine months to speak to the J6 committee, and they finally had me in in July. | ||
| I gave an interview to Eichbach Times about what it was we said. | ||
| But it turns out—anyway, I had a lot of information they didn't know, and it was— It was good I went in. | ||
| It was good I went in. Anyway, someday if you want, I'll tell you what really went on December 18th, what that whole conversation was about. | ||
| It has nothing to do with what the whole world thought it did. | ||
| I'll tell you that story someday if you want. | ||
| But anyway. Oh, wow. | ||
| Okay. Yeah, this is a lot. | ||
| Just searching it here online, The Hill has an article from... | ||
| Less than a month ago, House Speaker Trump, it's not as far-fetched as you think. | ||
| I did think it was kind of far-fetched, but now that I'm thinking about it, I'm making sort of a mental pro and con list in my head. | ||
| I guess one thing that would fall in the con category would be if he couldn't run for president anymore. | ||
| Would him being Speaker of the House preclude him from becoming president in 2024? | ||
| Not in the least. Not in the least. | ||
| And in the meantime, he would be able to shut down the Biden agenda. | ||
| Oh my gosh. He'd be able to investigate whatever he wants to investigate. | ||
| He'd have a Nancy Pelosi's National Police Force. | ||
| He could do an extraordinary amount of good for the country. | ||
| It would also... | ||
| I think it would end his... | ||
| I doubt it would probably end all of his worries about being indicted and stuff while he's in that position. | ||
| I'm not sure, but I would imagine. | ||
| I would think there would be some sort of protection. | ||
| Of course, the biggest or most frustrating to me roadblock that Trump had during his presidency were the rhinos in Congress that wouldn't put his agenda forward and wouldn't fight for him and wouldn't help him out. | ||
| I mean, him as Speaker of the House would give him a lot of leeway In terms of putting good people, America first, patriots, Republicans in positions of power, committee chairs, and that sort of thing, I mean, that would go a long way in reading us of a lot of the baggage that the Republican Party has in terms of old-school, blue-blood Republicans that are neocons and warmongers and globalists and holding our party back, wouldn't it? | ||
| Yeah, so he could do an extraordinary amount of good. | ||
| It's a real jujitsu move. | ||
| And this whole nightmare could be over in 83 days. | ||
| I mean, well, the election would be in 26 days. | ||
| And if, you know, he could be sworn in in 83 days. | ||
| And then this whole nightmare is over for the country. | ||
| This national nightmare is over. | ||
| We at least have stopped it. | ||
| And we got, you know, look, if we just win one chamber of Congress in 2020, Six days or whatever it is now, I will feel that we will have at least arrested the landslide, and we will have a handhold from which to begin the climb back up. | ||
| But if they win the House and Trump would take the Speaker of the House position, I'll go take a vacation. | ||
| I'll sleep well, because it'll be all over but the bleeding. | ||
| Trump going into Speaker of the House, he could totally stop the whole Biden-Communist revolution. | ||
| He could stop... | ||
| He could straighten out D.C., and you know what? | ||
| It might be better to straighten out D.C. from that position. | ||
| You've got the power. It's the House. | ||
| It's the chamber closest to the people. | ||
| You really are speaking for the people when you're the Speaker of the House, unless you want to do a rigged election. | ||
| But my understanding or my sense or my concern, let's say, my concern is that 45 is resistant. | ||
| So says the scuttlebutt. | ||
| Because he thinks it would be a step down. | ||
| And I sure hope he, for the good of the country, might get over that. | ||
| And realize it's not a step down. | ||
| It may be just what we need to bend this back into the shape it's supposed to be in. | ||
| To have Donald Trump as Speaker of the House. | ||
| Holy cow. It would kill so many birds with one stone. | ||
| Oh, my God. No, I'm all in on this now. | ||
| Again, I'm just processing this live, like, you know, just sort of thinking out loud or, you know, just talking about this and thinking about this as you're revealing it to me because, like the Hill say, I thought it was far-fetched. | ||
| I thought, why even consider this? | ||
| But now that I'm actually thinking about it, I don't know if I've ever wanted anything more in my entire life. | ||
| I mean... It would be a step down if he was choosing to go from presidency to House Speaker and then staying there. | ||
| But it seems like the decision he has now is just be a private citizen, silenced on Twitter, unable to defend himself for the next two years, or spend those two years as Speaker of the House. | ||
| Either way, he's got to wait another two years to be president. | ||
| Why not occupy? It puts him back inside the castle. | ||
| It puts him back inside the castle with a sword in his hand. | ||
| He hasn't fought his way all the way back, but it puts him back inside the castle. | ||
| Oh, I think it would be a brilliant move. | ||
| Well, and I'll tell you this, as executive, he was in charge of a bunch of, you know, commissions and organizations that were aligned completely entirely against him. | ||
| I mean, sure, he was the executive, he was the head executive, so ostensibly he was in charge of the FBI. | ||
| But did they act like that at the time? | ||
| Not at all. | ||
| They were against him 100% of the time. | ||
| As a congressman, half of the Congress would be against him, or as Speaker of the House, half of the Congress would be against him. | ||
| But at least half, if not more than half of the Congress would be people who would be willing to go and fight for him. | ||
| So instead of being a lone warrior at the top of this, you know, group of people that are against him, he would at least have a huge number of allies there to work with and work through and collaborate with. | ||
| I'm getting more and more excited about this the more I think about it, Patrick. | ||
| He may have to be talked into it by the people. | ||
| Well, I see that article in front of you. | ||
| That's from March 29. He was interested enough at least to get on a plane and go up and play a round of golf with some people. | ||
| But he may have to be talked into it by the people. | ||
| So maybe a real convincing... | ||
| Well, I don't know. But boy, can you imagine the good he would do versus Kevin McCarthy? | ||
| I was just thinking that. | ||
| I mean, I'd rather have McCarthy than Pelosi, but between McCarthy and Trump, I mean, there's no doubt. | ||
| Pretend you were talking to Donald Trump for the next 60 seconds. | ||
| And how would you convince him, Harrison? | ||
| Why should he take this job, even if he thinks it's a step down? | ||
| Oh, my God. Well, we've got to go to commercial break. | ||
| So I'm going to think about this during the commercial break. | ||
| I'm going to spend 60 minutes giving my elevator pitch to Donald Trump as to why he should be Speaker of the House. | ||
| In two words, I guess my argument would be, why not? | ||
| Why wouldn't you do this? | ||
| It's a win-win. | ||
| You got nothing to lose to steal a Trumpism of my own. | ||
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| Final segment of American Journal. | ||
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And I am... I'm still thinking... | |
| So, Patrick Byrne is my guest. | ||
| I'm sorry, my brain's going a thousand miles a minute. | ||
| With this idea of Donald Trump becoming Speaker of the House. | ||
| It's a possibility that I didn't even realize was a possibility. | ||
| And now that I understand how real it is, all it takes is winning... | ||
| A sufficient amount of seats in Congress and the Senate, the Congress in particular, and this can happen. | ||
| It could be very real. It could be set in motion within 24 days or however many days we have until the election, and as Patrick Byrne was pointing out, within 80, it could be the real deal. | ||
| Of course, my number one argument would be, why not? | ||
| Why not? You're going to spend two years... | ||
| You know, until the presidential election, I think this could only help his presidential aspirations get back into office in 2024. | ||
| I think two years as Speaker of the House would go a long way in selling his presidency in 2024. | ||
| But then you said during the break there, Patrick, how about a one-word way to convince him? | ||
| Help. Help us. | ||
| We need you in this position. | ||
| Can you expand on that? Yeah, we're going to be, you know, I think that if we had not done what we've done, frankly, we, the American people, in derailing things in the last year and a half, I think it'd be over already. | ||
| I think we would be through Venezuela already. | ||
| We're going to be lucky. Well, we're going to do well to make it to 2024, but it just changes all the dynamics if he was Speaker. | ||
| It means I can go to sleep. | ||
| He'd be able to stop. From that position, all of this revolution can be stopped. | ||
| And, you know, it's not just this country. | ||
| I don't think it's absurd or, you know, going too far to say Donald Trump as Speaker of the House could very well save the world from a nuclear apocalypse. | ||
| And I know that sounds crazy, but look at where we are now with NATO. I mean, the big problem with the current administration, or the current government, I should say, is that you have all three countries Branches of government really operating in lockstep. | ||
| And the executive is really dictating to the Congress. | ||
| And Congress is just rubber stamping whatever they want. | ||
| And then you have, you know, negotiators from Congress, apparently. | ||
| But congressmen are saying, I never approved this. | ||
| And yet they're getting the stamp from Congress to give billions more to Ukraine and continue to push us more towards nuclear conflict that Biden himself has called, you know, an apocalyptic scenario that we're facing. | ||
| So, I mean, I don't think it's an overstatement. | ||
| To say that Donald Trump could very well save the world from nuclear war if he was able to be Speaker of the House and use the actual powers of Congress to debate what's happening in Ukraine rather than just handing it over to these warmongers. | ||
| I mean, the way he could clean out the Congress from rhinos and committee chairs, there's no limit to the amount of good that Trump could do as Secretary of State. | ||
| He'd probably legally have to be allowed back on social media. | ||
| I don't see the downside in this. | ||
| I think this is a win-win any way that you look at it, Donald Trump as Speaker of the House. | ||
| If he starts tweeting as he takes over the Twitter... | ||
| The official, yeah. | ||
| What are they going to do? Silence the Speaker of the House? | ||
| You know, this book, this Constitution gives the power to declare war to the House. | ||
| And that's because, you know, really the House, the Senate was associated with the states and the aristocrats, and the House is the people. | ||
| You don't want the aristocrats to have the power to declare war and send the kids of the farmers into battle. | ||
| So they put the position of declaring war with the House, the chamber close to the people. | ||
| Very good reasons behind that. | ||
| He could go in—you know, we have over the last seven decades completely, or six decades, completely bent that out of shape with War Powers Act and such. | ||
| So presidents, don't go back to the House to declare war. | ||
| Wouldn't it be nice to have a Speaker of the House who was muscular enough, metaphorically speaking, muscular enough, To fill that position in. | ||
| From that position, he could bring about at least a real discussion about what's going on in Ukraine. | ||
| Clearly, what's going on in Ukraine has nothing to do with whatever the newspaper accounts of it is. | ||
| Something else is going on there. | ||
| And again, I'm sorry. | ||
| I'm very excited about this. | ||
| You know, if he's going to be president in 2024, imagine how much more successful that presidency will be if he'd spent the preceding two years reforming the Congress to be one that would, you know, be able to actually carry out his agenda come 2024. | ||
| I mean, right now he gets in in 2024. | ||
| If the Congress is the same one it was, you know, acts the same as it did in 2016, he'll find the same problems he had in 2016. | ||
| spend two years reforming the Congress and getting it back on track and actually doing what it's supposed to do. | ||
| Then once you're in the presidency, you have that well-oiled machine geared up and ready to go. | ||
| So how do we get to that? | ||
| How do we, I mean, what do we do here? | ||
| I know you have americaproject.com. | ||
| How do we get to just the point where this is no longer speculation, but a very real thing with our people in Congress appointing President Trump as, foreign President Trump as the Speaker of the House? | ||
| What are the steps that this takes? | ||
| Everyone listening has one role, one or another in this assignment. | ||
| We started something called onemoremission.com. | ||
| It's to get vets and former police and fire and ambulance drivers and nurses into to be patriot workers, to be poll workers, poll volunteers, citizen election observers. | ||
| At this point, most of the poll work positions are full of citizen election observers. | ||
| We face a crisis of a loss of social trust in the institution of elections. | ||
| The most trusted institution in our society is the military and the first responders. | ||
| Let us take former members from that community and have them work. | ||
| If they will work in the election this year, We'll all trust the results. | ||
| So go to onemoremission.com. | ||
| It takes you 10 seconds. | ||
| 10 seconds. If you're in this state, in this county, it tells you exactly who to call to volunteer. | ||
| You can save the nation. | ||
| For a year and a half, I've been having vets and cops tell me, oh my gosh, I swear, how do I save things? | ||
| I see my country disappearing. | ||
| What do I do? What do I do? You don't have to run around in the woods teaching civilians to shoot. | ||
| You don't have to do anything like that. You don't have to freeze your ass off in Kandahar either. | ||
| You just have to go to onemoremission.com. | ||
| And if you're not a vet yourself or a former fire, your assignment is to think of anyone you know who fits that description. | ||
| Vets, former police or ambulance or fire or nurses and send them the link to onemoremission.com. | ||
| They can save this country simply through the power of witness and not with any violence. | ||
| That's fantastic. So onemoremission.com is the website, and it's spelled out, O-N-E, moremission.com. | ||
| And so anybody that's retired or been fired for not getting the vaccine or been pushed out because, you know, some new administration came in and decided you were a problem and had to kick out, if you... | ||
| Are any of the things that Patrick's just mentioned, a veteran, a firefighter, you can continue to uphold your oath to support the Constitution, and you can do it by going to onemoremission.com. | ||
| That's a great way to start, Patrick. | ||
| Thank you. Thank you. Hey, do you have time for me to make one more point, one more quick point? | ||
| Please. Yeah. | ||
| I saw that your guy had the deep capture up and a picture of Frederick Douglass. | ||
| I just had the honor of my life in that the Frederick Douglass... | ||
| Well, a few months ago, I was speaking up at a Reawaken America conference in Rochester and Antifa came out and the Letitia James protested and such, called bad names. | ||
| So I said, well, let's talk about race. | ||
| The greatest 4th of July speech ever given was Rochester, New York by Frederick Douglass. | ||
| And because I gave that speech, the Frederick Douglass Society asked me to come and just give a keynote. | ||
| Honor of my life was to just go and keynote at the Frederick Douglass Society conference in Atlanta. | ||
| Wonderful group of people. | ||
| And it let us make the point, this is absolutely... | ||
| I reject any white identitarianism. | ||
| That has nothing to do with our movement. | ||
| The people who are involved in this movement, I love that we have, frankly, I love, yeah, there are evangelicals who understand what the future has in store for them if they don't act. | ||
| I love there's gay guys, gay activists. | ||
| There's a guy, well, I won't say any names, but there's somebody we've had at our conference. | ||
| This is for anyone in America who understands this is the issue. | ||
| And it just so happens that the greatest 19th century defender of that position, there's such moving passages in his work. | ||
| So I'm going to start taking some time to talk about Frederick Douglass more. | ||
| It's kind of just what we need to hear today. | ||
| Of course, that's the big lie that the leftists sell, that America is somehow uniquely racist and has a uniquely bad past that we still have to reckon with to this day. | ||
| The reality is that we have nothing but pride in our past and what we've been able to build for everybody, to build the most open, welcoming, accepting Successful, prosperous society the world has ever seen. | ||
| Why would we ever apologize or back down from the principles that brought this beautiful thing about? | ||
| And I think Frederick Douglass understood that perhaps better than anybody else with the experiences through his life. | ||
| Who could better speak to the promise and the beauty of the American Foundation and the Constitution than somebody who had experienced both sides of, or experienced the worst parts of tyranny and the best blessings of liberty? | ||
| Beautiful stuff. Yeah, I don't think there's anything wrong with recognizing this country does have two Ugly marks in its history. | ||
| One's slavery. One's treatment of the Native Americans. | ||
| But another way to view it is after a thousand generations of slavery for humanity, we got formed. | ||
| And within three, due to this little algorithm, we broke it in three generations for ourselves, and we broke it for the world in five generations. | ||
| So that's another way. But we're not perfect. | ||
| We've got to acknowledge we had this. | ||
| This and the Native Americans are two bad marks in our past, but they're still on balance. | ||
| I take great pride in our country system. | ||
| And America is still a beautiful thing, and it's still worth fighting for, and it's still a dream that can be achieved. | ||
| Incredible stuff. Patrick Byrne, americaproject.com, deepcapture.com, onemoremission.com. | ||
| Thanks so much for joining us, sir. | ||
| Thank you, Harrison. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
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