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| We want to show you what people are going to see on their morning and evening commutes in New York City. | ||
| You're going to see the National Guard here standing here along with state police and more law enforcement. | ||
| 750 National Guardsmen and 250 New York State Troopers are being deployed into the subway system. | ||
| That's in addition to the 1,000 NYPD officers that were added in the transit system in February. | ||
| Along with the extra manpower, NYPD officers will also Conduct random bag checks, we're told. | ||
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson was asked earlier this week if the National Guard might be a solution for crime on the CTA. Johnson says it's not his decision. | |
| The National Guard that's under the jurisdiction of the governor of Illinois, right? | ||
| So all I can say is what I am responsible for. | ||
| Hill says the police have their hands full in this town. | ||
| It says half the people arrested for an incident on a bus or an L train are already wearing ankle monitors, indicating they've been in the system, but nothing stops them from becoming a threat again. | ||
| My drivers feel helpless. | ||
| We feel like we're sitting ducks. | ||
| And even when the police come and do arrest somebody, we pick up the same person the next day. | ||
| So the globalist CIA New World Order combine is openly preparing civil war and martial law in America and rolling out troops on the streets as I told you they would ahead of us. | ||
| I think everybody agrees that's been paying attention that I am the police state New World Order martial law expert. | ||
| Only because I'm 20 years old and they've got black helicopters flying around in Round Rock and San Antonio blowing up buildings at night and people I know have seen it and then the newspapers say it isn't existing and then my cousin saw them in Houston blowing up like three floors of a building at night and this is in like 1994 when I was first getting on air and I'm like covering it and there's suddenly articles about me in the paper saying he's crazy, he believes in black helicopters. | ||
| So I make some phone calls, check with some family. | ||
| They go, yeah, that's Delta Force. They're doing training. | ||
| Well, then why was the media denying? | ||
| So then I learned about Bill Clinton, and it came out in the news that they were having surveys. | ||
| The Marine Corps, will you confiscate guns? | ||
| And then a few years later, They start publicly training the military to confiscate guns, and it's in mainstream news. | ||
| And then with Obama and then Bush before that, we see Katrina and clergy response teams that are the preachers trained to tell people to turn their guns in. | ||
| And we learned about this giant submerged iceberg that we just learned about the tip of. | ||
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Life became a surveillance grid nightmare with every individual's actions ruthlessly catalogued and recorded by the state. | |
| Secret arrests, checkpoints, and warrantless searches spread. | ||
| The final incremental march of the police state, culminating in open martial law. | ||
| This is the story of how the elite sold their people into slavery. | ||
| You know, I just played just a little intro, a little promo clip of a new video I've got coming out early next year. | ||
| Martial law, 9-11, rise of the police state. | ||
| And it's about the Bush-Schwarzenegger-Nazi connection, about the police state in New York, and the newest 9-11 revelation. | ||
| So it really gives you a picture of who these thugs are that run our country, who they work for, and the type of world that they are creating and setting up. | ||
| And there was this big move for martial law in America. | ||
| When they set up TSA after 9-11, they said, soon we're going to have it at bus stations and train stations and subways and highways. | ||
| And that was officially the original rollout plan, but they were beta testing. | ||
| Are you starting to get what it's like to be a human and have humanity and face? | ||
| We are Nazi Germany. | ||
| You go, well, if that's the case, why are you still on the air? | ||
| Because it's all an illusion. | ||
| It's meant to make everybody think it's normal so they can get along with it. | ||
| So they can condition us. | ||
| They've got to put the control grid in and then go after people like me. | ||
| And I said, you know when they're getting ready to really drop the hammer, and I've said this a lot the last year, when they start putting troops domestically in Chicago is the first place I guess they would do it. | ||
| So I said, when you see troops called out into Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, by the Democrats, for the crime they've created and instigated with the open borders and almost every prosecutor controlled by Soros letting hardened criminals out, letting rapists out. | ||
| He got the IMF World Bank document from Whistleblower, and they said, the first thing we do is defund police and then have prosecutors let criminals go. | ||
| We let that go for about five years on average, then everything's destroyed and falls apart. | ||
| Then we put in law and order groups after it. | ||
| Declare martial law and all the value goes back up and we get it that way. | ||
| This is very sophisticated fifth-generational warfare. | ||
| And it's being scientifically applied and beta tested, but now again they're going into operation. | ||
| Look at the climate around you. | ||
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We're all being treated like slaves by those who, in truth, are the terrorists. | |
| It's Thursday, March 14th in the year of 2024. | ||
| And you're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| I think it's time to blow this thing and get everybody to stuff together. | ||
| It's Thursday, March 21st. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host this morning, filling in for the great Harrison Smith. | ||
| Harrison Smith is going to be live on Timcast tonight. | ||
| Make sure you check it out. You can follow Timcast at Timcast on X. And all the links are there in the bio to find the YouTube channel and the live shows. | ||
| Every night, Timcast has a live show, and it's great because I can talk about it without feeling guilty because... | ||
| We don't have any live shows at the same time. | ||
| It's not a conflict of interest. | ||
| I'm very excited to watch Harrison Smith on TimCast tonight. | ||
| He put on a great show over there. | ||
| I had the pleasure of being on TimCast a couple of months ago. | ||
| Really an impressive operation there. | ||
| So, so much news to get into, so much to cover, as is always the case. | ||
| And yesterday I was talking about how Taiwan was on the brink of invasion, how I couldn't believe it hadn't happened yet, and how if it's not going to happen this year, then I don't think it's ever going to happen at all. | ||
| And I come in this morning, the crew is running around, Alex is sending texts that we need to cover this story. | ||
| I imagine he's going to be talking about it quite a bit at his show, on his show, the Alex Jones Show at 11 a.m. | ||
| Central Time. World War III watch, U.S. Troops Taiwan on China border... | ||
| Hypersonic missile tests. | ||
| So yesterday, we were getting into World War III, talking about Russia versus Ukraine, Israel versus Hamas, and how it all goes back to the U.S. desire for economic dominance throughout the 21st century and the seemingly bad odds we have to accomplish that in the same way that we accomplished it in the 20th century. | ||
| We were able to establish economic dominance after World War II because we got together at Bretton Woods and we decided globally the United States was going to hold everybody's gold and the dollar was going to be the global reserve currency. | ||
| Then we started printing money beyond the gold that we had backing it and we got called on it. | ||
| The international community, France, others knew that we were printing more money than we had gold to back and so they started demanding their gold back. | ||
| Nixon came out and said, oh, you guys are just money speculators. | ||
| You remember that famous speech of President Nixon telling us why we were going off the gold standard? | ||
| And he didn't admit that it was because we ran out of gold or didn't have enough gold to back the dollars. | ||
| He simply said it was because of international money speculators. | ||
| A lie. And President Nixon, in my opinion, was a good president, but this was probably one of the greatest mistakes, not only of his presidency, but of any presidency in the history of the United States of America, getting us off the gold standard. | ||
| And why was it that we printed so much money and we went beyond the capacity of our currency into the realm of this fiat abyss? | ||
| Well, it was because the international community... | ||
| The military-industrial complex, namely, wanted to make as much money as possible, and there just simply wasn't enough money to go around. | ||
| So they convinced our politicians, our bureaucrats, our treasurers to simply print it, saying, no one will know that we've printed too many dollars for the amount of gold that we have backing it up. | ||
| And I don't want to get into a Peter Schiff monologue or a Ron Paul and the Fed monologue. | ||
| You've heard it a million times. | ||
| You understand that this fiat currency is unsustainable. | ||
| And I could preach to the choir over and over again about how this centralized banking system, this fractional reserve banking system is a Ponzi scheme and it will end in collapse and it is the reason for every conflict that we've been in for the last 100 years. | ||
| But It's not a history lesson here. | ||
| And here at Infowars, we don't even tell you the news from today. | ||
| We spend much of our time telling you what's going to happen next. | ||
| That's why we have this slogan, while other networks lie to you about what's happening now, Infowars tells you the truth about what's happening next. | ||
| Alex Jones established that brand for Infowars as early as March 6th of 2001 when he said they were going to fly 747s into the World Trade Center. | ||
| And time and time again, he's been right. | ||
| You've seen the Joe Rogan clips. | ||
| Alex Jones was telling me years ago about this pedophile island, referring, of course, to Jeffrey Epstein. | ||
| And he was right about Tucker Carlson leaving Fox News. | ||
| He was right about 9-11. | ||
| He was right about the Patriot Act. | ||
| Time and time again, on a macro scale, the further you zoom out, the more accurate Alex Jones becomes, directionally correct. | ||
| And that's established this brand for us about being right about what's happening next. | ||
| And the fact of the matter is, when you put the pieces together, when you look at the story, you can see the implications, you can see the direction that we're headed, whether it's AI-related, whether it's economic, whether it's war-related. | ||
| It becomes fairly clear. | ||
| It doesn't require a rocket science to understand what these policies, what these actions, what these lies manifest in over time, over decades. | ||
| Unfortunately, now we're arriving at Act 4. | ||
| We're arriving at a climax for the United States in this global contest for the global throne, for the iron throne that currently sits in Davos, apparently, run by the likes of Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum. | ||
| And what you see happening is conflict after conflict catalyzed, total antagonism for any president, any politician who has populist ideals, whether domestically or internationally, because populist ideals are conducive to national sovereignty, and national sovereignty is the antithesis of globalism. | ||
| Really individualism is the ultimate antithesis of globalism because there's nothing more opposite to a global community than the individual. | ||
| So these globalists can't advocate for any individual rights. | ||
| And we see this conflict between Israel and Gaza and Ukraine and Russia and The collapse of third world countries like Haiti, and it's all part of one agenda, whether consciously or not. | ||
| This is the one thing that people overlook. | ||
| We like to think that everyone's a Bond supervillain in this world, but sometimes evil has a mind of its own. | ||
| Sometimes evil takes on an agenda of its own, and those who are purveyors of evil, perpetrators of evil, don't even realize that they are pawns in this great chess game that is being played by Satan versus God himself. | ||
| And so whether or not the AOCs or the Nancy Pelosi's or the Joe Biden's or the Klaus Schwab's know that they are pawns in this chess game and they are on the wrong side, they are the pieces of Satan himself, that is exactly what they are. | ||
| And every time they say they're going to improve the world or make things better, whether it's with green energy or vaccines or solar panels or aid to third world countries or international cooperation or penetrating the cabinets, every time they say they're going to do something good, the opposite seems to unfold right before our eyes. | ||
| And we feel it in our bank accounts, whether we understand it or not. | ||
| I don't expect everybody to understand it. | ||
| It is abundantly complicated. | ||
| This global community. | ||
| Every economy is complicated. | ||
| I mean, look at the Soviet Union, for example. | ||
| They tried to manage every aspect of their economy from a central point. | ||
| They tried to have a centralized economy. | ||
| And that's why the Soviet Union collapsed. | ||
| That's why China almost collapsed during the Great Leap Forward before they took on some capitalist ideals. | ||
| That's why North Korea leans on China like a drunk brother. | ||
| Because when you try to manage something as complicated as an entire nation's economy, let alone the entire globe's economy, you start to have things slip through the cracks. | ||
| That's why Adam Smith, when he came out with Wealth of Nations, was one of the greatest economists of the history of the world. | ||
| Because he brought on and mentioned and described and discovered and explained the concept of the invisible hand. | ||
| It is this invisible hand that seems to efficiently control supply chains. | ||
| What products we need, when, where, how they're going to get shipped, what services are going to be created and come about and flourish in any given economy. | ||
| Without anyone directing or controlling this hand, it seems to naturally happen wherever there is freedom, wherever there is a free market. | ||
| And as soon as you start to regulate, the more you regulate, the more you have to actually control every variable in this abundantly complicated equation that is economics, whether domestically or internationally. | ||
| And so the more they tighten their grip, the more starships slip between their fingers, the more they try to control everything, the more the world falls apart. | ||
| Donald Trump understood this, so he backed off. | ||
| He got us out of as many complicated international policies or treaties or contracts as possible. | ||
| He focused on America first, America only, and we had less war, less tension between races, less tension between religions than any president for decades. | ||
| Because he leaned on the concept of the invisible hand to control things like the supply chain. | ||
| But now we have a Biden administration that comes in and they want to control everything, whether it's TikTok being allowed in the United States or not, whether it's any variable in the international community. | ||
| who butts heads with who, who brushes shoulders with who. | ||
| We literally have testimony yesterday of his son rubbing shoulders and shaking hands with every corrupt leader of the world, seemingly, because they have a mindset where they don't trust the invisible hand because the invisible hand can't be controlled. | ||
| That's its strength. To exploit and corrupt. | ||
| And now as we see Nancy Pelosi bounce all over the continent, bounce back and forth to Taiwan, invest in and out of NVIDIA stock to monetize these superconductors based on inside information that she has. | ||
| So she can make her millions upon millions of dollars while accomplishing nothing for the American people and simply exploiting her power at the expense of the American people. | ||
| While we see our politicians try to control every international relationship, every detail of our economy, we see that the world is growing more and more tense. | ||
| We see that there's more conflict between Muslims and Jews than ever before. | ||
| There's more conflict between Russia and Ukraine than literally ever before. | ||
| There's more conflict between the United States and China and others than ever before. | ||
| Haiti's falling apart. We see Taiwan constantly on the cusp of invasion. | ||
| And yesterday I said to you, I said, I can't believe that NVIDIA stock is doing so well because Taiwan is about to get invaded. | ||
| And now we see this headline from TheExpress.com. | ||
| World on the brink as Taiwan admits U.S. troops are now stationed on the Chinese border. | ||
| Tell me, what border are U.S. troops not stationed on at this point? | ||
| At this point, it seems like we, the United States of America, are absolutely everywhere prepared for war with absolutely anyone at absolutely any time. | ||
| And these are all wars that were unnecessarily catalyzed by our own leadership because we are retarded. | ||
| And I don't mean to use that word in an offensive way. | ||
| I don't ever use it to describe people who are actually mentally or intellectually impaired. | ||
| I use it to describe people who should know better but refuse to understand because of cognitive dissonance. | ||
| To me, that is the crux of what it means to be retarded, and our leaders are retarded. | ||
| Frankly, I would rather have good people who are literally retarded in office than these terrible people who just choose to be retarded. | ||
| Look at this. American troops are to be permanently stationed in Taiwan. | ||
| Permanently. Forever. | ||
| For an undetermined amount of time. | ||
| Never going away. Always going to be there. | ||
| Can you imagine if we had Taiwanese troops permanently stationed in Texas? | ||
| Or German troops? | ||
| Or Chinese troops? | ||
| Or Russian troops? Well, you better start using your imagination because what we imagine is likely to come true. | ||
| According to Taipei, for this article, we know who they're friendly to, a huge move that will likely send tensions with China soaring as President Xi Jinping covets the island. | ||
| So for a long time, China has wanted Taiwan because Taiwan is where many of the Chinese leaders fled after the revolution in China. | ||
| And they're even offended at the notion that this country is called Taiwan. | ||
| That's why they call it Chinese Taipei. | ||
| Famously, We had this clip of a leader in the WHO refusing to refer to Taiwan as Taiwan. | ||
| Repeatedly Suggesting that it was Chinese Taipei because this leader did not want to offend the Chinese. | ||
| That, in the midst of the COVID lockdowns, crisis, pandemic, whatever you want to call it, PSYOP, probably the most accurate term for it, was the proof that nail in the coffin regarding the question of whether or not China controls the WHO, some call it the WHO, But I don't want to disparage a great classic rock band by calling it the WHO. It's the WHO. And so we know that China's got its fingers everywhere. | ||
| It's controlling the WHO. It's controlling these other international organizations. | ||
| Xi Jinping speaks at Davos for the World Economic Forum conferences. | ||
| We know that the fingers, the tentacles of China are embedded everywhere from Iran to Russia to South America. | ||
| Frankly, they're embedding themselves here in the United States, not just through the corruption of the Biden administration, but also through the massive amount of military-aged men that they are streaming across the border incessantly. | ||
| We've seen the clip time and time again. | ||
| Great rest. Military-aged Chinese men coming across the border. | ||
| Why? And I can't remember who made this point, but it was such an astounding point that I heard recently. | ||
| It's not even the fact that it's so easy to get into the United States that it's problematic when you see this footage. | ||
| The issue is how hard it is to get out of China. | ||
| You can't get out of China without permission. | ||
| You have to escape China if you want to get out illegally. | ||
| I think it's a very, very difficult thing to do. | ||
| So to see just hundreds of Chinese men lined up all on the same day, all at once, as if they were shipped out of China like an Amazon package, It's absolutely astounding because you know that this was Chinese government sanctioned, sponsored. The Chinese government is paying military-aged men to come into the United States and the Supreme Court is ruling that they are allowed to carry firearms. | ||
| We are being invaded by military-aged men through this metaphysical Trojan horse. | ||
| It's not a literal Trojan horse where they're rolling across the border and we're just so excited to see this awesome idol that we're going to throw a party and get drunk and go to sleep while the soldiers pour out of this Trojan horse and take over our cities. | ||
| It's a metaphysical Trojan horse. | ||
| It's a Trojan horse that has been created by the political class. | ||
| It's a political Trojan horse. | ||
| It's a Trojan horse made of policy, bad ideas, and lies. | ||
| It doesn't literally have to exist. | ||
| It doesn't literally have to be real. | ||
| We are literally being invaded and they are disguised and hidden. | ||
| We're allowing it to happen because they have the cover of bad policy, corrupt policy, frankly, treasonous policy. | ||
| And just as they invade our southern border, they will invade Taiwan. | ||
| And you can argue all day about whether or not they have a right to Taiwan. | ||
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Excuse me for a moment. Gotta sneeze. | |
| Ah, went away. It always goes away right when you admit it's about to happen. | ||
| We can argue all day about whether China has a right to Taiwan or not, whether Taiwan has a right to be independent. | ||
| I don't care. Because when we go down this rabbit hole as Americans, we immediately become hypocritical and we start arguing over who has a right to land. | ||
| Which is why the only tenable defense, the only tenable position for Americans, myself included, of course, is the belief in right by conquest. | ||
| In the famous words of Joffrey Lannister, If you can conquer it and you can keep it, then you can have it and it's yours. | ||
| It doesn't matter whether or not the Iroquois or the Sioux or the Kickapoo Indians lived in Austin, Texas 300 years ago first before we got here. | ||
| We conquered it. We keep it. | ||
| It's ours. You want it. Come and get it. | ||
| Take it back. That's the way I feel about this Israel versus Gaza conflict. | ||
| I don't give a damn whether or not it belonged to the Palestinians first, whether or not it was their homeland and they were driven out. | ||
| Yeah, the whole world was built. | ||
| Every nation was built by somebody getting driven out. | ||
| The Germans sacked Rome and Rome fell. | ||
| Does that mean that we need to have an international rallying cry for the reestablishment of the Roman Empire? | ||
| Because after all, it belongs to the Romans. | ||
| Come on, don't be ridiculous. | ||
| If you can conquer it, it's yours. | ||
| If you can keep it, then you can have it. | ||
| It's as simple as that. It's the way I feel about Texas. | ||
| It's the way I feel about Mexico. | ||
| It's the way I feel about Russia or Ukraine or Taiwan or Israel or Gaza. | ||
| I don't give a damn what religion says it's whose. | ||
| Whoever has it has the right to it. | ||
| And of course, that doesn't apply to individuals when something is stolen and we have a third-party government that's supposed to come in and find the thief and prosecute the thief and return the value. | ||
| We have law and order in our civilization while it remains a civilization at all. | ||
| So I'm not going to get into the weeds about who has a right to Taiwan, whether or not it should be called Taiwan or Chinese Taipei. | ||
| I tend to call it Taiwan because I don't like doing anything that the communists want me to do. | ||
| But the fact of the matter is, the issue, the only reason anybody cares at all about Taiwan is because we outsource the development of all of our superconductors to Taiwan at some point because we're stupid or corrupt or both. | ||
| Dangerously stupid in the words of Harrison Smith. | ||
| And so we're going to have all of this rhetoric from the Biden administration, from the Sullivans, from the Korean Jean-Pierres, from Joe Biden, from Jill Biden, from every moron on the left about how Taiwan is an independent country and has a right to its own land. | ||
| And they're going to act like they care about the people of Taiwan when we know they don't care about anyone. | ||
| Look what they've done here in the United States. | ||
| They've allowed our own country to be invaded. | ||
| They've allowed trains to be derailed in East Palestine. | ||
| They've allowed 60,000 pounds of ammonia and nitrate to disappear. | ||
| The very ingredients to create explosives for terrorists. | ||
| We've even been warning this week about the likelihood of terrorist activity or cyber attacks on our water supply. | ||
| Nobody cares. They don't care about human beings. | ||
| They don't care about people. Why is it that they would act like they care more about the Jews in Israel than the Haitians in Haiti when we know they care about none of them at all, anytime, anywhere, anyplace, ever, unless it's conducive to their political agenda. | ||
| And so we're going to have this big argument, this big debate over Taiwan and how we, the United States, have to be the knights in shining armor to come and save the day when Taiwan is occupied or annexed by China. | ||
| And it's because we care about democracy, even though we don't even allow it to happen here. | ||
| And we're fighting for Ukraine, which literally canceled democratic elections this year. | ||
| We could care less about democracy. | ||
| We hate democracy in the United States unless it's conducive to our agenda. | ||
| We would rather work with a dictator that plays ball with the CIA than with a democracy that doesn't. | ||
| Trust me. You can even see interviews and testimony from countless former CIA professionals and officials, and they'll tell you ever since the 1950s, we'll care whether something's a democracy or not. | ||
| We're not even supposed to be a democracy here. | ||
| We're a constitutional republic with some democratic mechanisms. | ||
| Not a democracy itself. | ||
| It's a misnomer. It's a mischaracterization. | ||
| A lie. Another lie told by stupid people to convince other stupid people to give them power. | ||
| It's dangerously stupid. | ||
| And so don't fall for it for a minute when war breaks out with China and Taiwan and the United States wants to get involved and we say that it's all about protecting democracy and the lives of civilians because we know our government kills as many if not more civilians than any other government in the world. | ||
| Presidents journalists, everything we claim is evil about any despot in the world, past, present, or future. | ||
| Something that we commit on an ongoing basis, constantly. | ||
| The only reason the United States cares about Taiwan is because we want those superconductors, because those superconductors power our computers, they power our cars, they power our stock exchange itself, and if we run out of them, we're going to be in a real pinch. | ||
| And it's the military application of all that's the most important. | ||
| It's how artificial intelligence is powered. | ||
| You think that ChatGPT can operate without superconductors from Taiwan powering the servers that are the back end of it? | ||
| Excuse me, semiconductors? | ||
| Impossible. Impossible for this technology to be powered. | ||
| Without the chips that are made in Taiwan. | ||
| That's what the conflict's about. | ||
| That's why we want control. That's why China wants it. | ||
| And as AI becomes the new weapon of mass destruction, we're going to see escalation over this technology, over the turf that manufactures this technology, because this technology will determine military dominance into the 21st century. | ||
| So watch carefully as these tensions escalate and don't fall for the trickery That it's about democracy or saving innocent people when we get involved in a war with China. | ||
| It's about military dominance. | ||
| And the real sin, the real crime, is that our politicians allowed manufacturing to be outsourced everywhere except the United States, and they've been doing so since the 1970s. | ||
| And we wouldn't be in this position if we diversified where we got this technology from, if we invested in domestic manufacturing instead of outsourcing it to slavery overseas, if we would have developed partnerships with the likes of Mexico or others actually in our hemisphere, our side of the planet, then we wouldn't be dependent on Taiwan. | ||
| We wouldn't be butting heads with a major superpower. | ||
| But it's because our politicians love to skim off the top. | ||
| They're abundantly corrupt, evil, and frankly stupid. | ||
| More news on the other side. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. | |
| I am Chase Geiser, your host today, while Harrison Smith is preparing for his appearance on TimCast tonight. | ||
| He'll be back on Monday. We have Alex Jones in studio today at 11 a.m. | ||
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| Right out of the gate, I want to play clip four. | ||
| This is just a short clip of how China wants to own the Senate. | ||
| I want you guys to take a look at this before we get into more of this Taiwan news. | ||
| Of course, the House passed legislation to make ByteDance sell off TikTok. | ||
| What is the Senate going to do? | ||
| The Senate should pass it. | ||
| I mean, I'm worried that TikTok is trying to buy the Senate. | ||
| I mean, Judge, TikTok already owns, or rather, China already owns our farmland. | ||
| They own our factories. They want to own the Senate. | ||
| And they're spending money. | ||
| Believe me, it's you and I talk right now. | ||
| They are spending money to try and buy votes in the Senate. | ||
| We cannot allow that to happen. | ||
| We need to show that the American people are still in charge of American social media and all American media. | ||
| We need to ban TikTok in the United States. | ||
| If China won't sell it, then we need to ban it. | ||
| Okay, so I agree with every single premise in that video. | ||
| I don't agree with the conclusion because I think it's a slippery slope. | ||
| And as soon as we start banning social media platforms, it's going to open up the floodgates for all sorts of censorship. | ||
| We've seen that our government is very adamant and aggressive about censorship. | ||
| They really toe the line. | ||
| Frankly, they cross the line time and time again, especially over the last eight years. | ||
| And their influence and pressure and coercion of these platforms in order to keep control of the narrative in our country. | ||
| That's why I'm concerned about this. | ||
| I'm no friend of TikTok. | ||
| It's obviously a communist platform. | ||
| It's obviously brainwashing our kids to chop off their genitals. | ||
| Despite the fact that we have studies on my desk right now showing that global fertility continues to plummet. | ||
| It's not a good thing. | ||
| But we don't censor speech that we love. | ||
| If the commies want to push commie crap in the United States, then that's their right. | ||
| It is a right to protect it here in the United States. | ||
| And our parents should be censoring TikTok in their own houses, not our government in our own country. | ||
| That's what I think. Okay? | ||
| Could be wrong. Could be right. | ||
| I looked at the legislation. It looked a little silly to me, frankly. | ||
| It counts any platform at least 20% owned by a foreign adversary as foreign adversary controlled. | ||
| That means China could just buy 20% of any company, any platform in this country, and suddenly it would be an adversary platform subject to censorship. | ||
| This is a major problem. I don't like this legislation at all. | ||
| I think the entire reason that we're even talking about it is because Israel doesn't want any more viral videos about the genocide happening in the Gaza Strip. | ||
| I think that's really what it boils down to. | ||
| I don't want to beat a dead horse or belabor the point or complain or moan about Israel and their influence on our government. | ||
| 30 minutes. You get it. | ||
| I get it. I'm not anti-Semitic, but I am anti-Israel as far as its influence on our own government because I'm America first and you can't be America first and kowtow to any other nation ever, whether it's Ukraine, whether it's Israel, whether it's Taiwan. | ||
| Whether it's Timbuktu, you can't work for any other nation. | ||
| You can't serve two masters because you love one and despise the other. | ||
| And it seems like most of our politicians have decided that they want to love Israel and despise the United States when it's a conflict of interest, unfortunately. | ||
| It's a sick thing. It gives a bad rap, a bad name to Jewish people all over the place. | ||
| They're Jewish Americans I know and love and adore and admire. | ||
| That are sickened by this, and they're feeling the heat of the rise in so-called anti-Semitism because Israel keeps sinning against the world and its own people, frankly. | ||
| It makes me sick. The whole thing makes me absolutely sick. | ||
| So that's my position on that. | ||
| However, I wanted to show you that clip because it proves that China is trying to buy our country. | ||
| They bought the land. They bought the businesses. | ||
| They're investing like crazy. | ||
| Even in my in-laws' neighborhood in California, they see Chinese people coming in and paying cash for multi-million dollar homes in California. | ||
| And they're just coming in. Cash. | ||
| No mortgage, no debt. Where's this money coming from? | ||
| They're buying everything. | ||
| China is buying everything in this country. | ||
| They're literally invading us at the southern border. | ||
| Now they're about ready to invade Taiwan. | ||
| And we've allowed this to happen because they pay off our politicians. | ||
| One of the most interesting things about this conflict in Ukraine with Russia that really proves that it's a global conflict and not just a dispute or an issue between Ukraine and Russia, an isolated issue, is if it was really simply about Russia wanting Ukraine. | ||
| Do you know that Putin could have gone in and just bribed Zelensky? | ||
| You know Putin could have gone in and said, Zelensky, if you just let Russia annex Ukraine, we'll give you so many billions of dollars your head will spin. | ||
| He would have loved that. He would have had enough cocaine for the rest of his life. | ||
| His kids would have had enough cocaine forever, his grandkids. | ||
| I mean, it would have been just a legacy of cocaine in mansions, yachts, and women for Zelensky. | ||
| He could have just been bought off. No problem. | ||
| Would have been great. But Zelensky's not the decision maker. | ||
| Putin knows this. Zelensky knows this. | ||
| There is an international community that is vying for Ukraine, control over Ukraine, because its key territory and its key asset is being a major corridor for energy exports for Russia. | ||
| And Zelensky didn't even have the ability as president of Ukraine to sell Ukraine to Russia. | ||
| That's why there actually had to be a war. | ||
| That's why the global community literally had to be defeated in Ukraine rather than some simple bribery to control the leadership of the country. | ||
| It was impossible to bribe him because he's not the one that actually owns the thing to begin with. | ||
| Make the decisions of the future of his nation to begin with. | ||
| And so we see that China's buying everything up. | ||
| We see that there's about ready to be World War III over these semiconductors in Taiwan because these semiconductors power virtually everything, especially artificial intelligence because artificial intelligence requires a massive amount of computation power. | ||
| That's why ChatGPT and OpenAI were losing, I think, as much as a million dollars a day, even as people subscribed to the service. | ||
| Because it just takes a lot of computational muscle in order to train and run these models. | ||
| You have to keep in mind, ChatGPT has basically read and analyzed and created algorithms of patterns across the entire internet in several languages. | ||
| And then every time you send a query to it, it has to run that query through this massive algorithm and churn something back instantly. | ||
| There are warehouses full of machines running on Taiwan-made semiconductors to respond to your question about how to make cookies on ChatGPT. | ||
| Not to mention all the censorship algorithms they have to run through to make sure that their response is politically correct. | ||
| That's a whole other avenue. | ||
| I know we've only got a minute left because I went on a little bit of a tangent there. | ||
| But we see all of these reports, I'm going to get more into them in the next segment, about how central these semiconductor factories are to national security in the United States. | ||
| It's why China's interested. | ||
| There's been a major announcement in the last week of this new technology, of this massive computing power that's built almost exclusively using semiconductor technology. | ||
| This all happens, and then all of a sudden it comes out in the same week that the U.S. is stationing troops to protect Taiwan. | ||
| And I thought when Xi Jinping visited San Francisco, I thought that he told Biden that China wasn't going to take any action on Taiwan for years to come for the foreseeable future. | ||
| I thought they worked it all out. I thought China was just so happy to see Joe Biden and Joe Biden's diplomatic prowess was the most impressive thing seen in decades. | ||
| Maybe not. Maybe we're actually about ready to go to war because of his incompetence and corruption. | ||
| And maybe our politicians are just fools that have been skimming from taxpayer dollars and insider information for decades. | ||
| We'll see more on the other side. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. | |
| I'm Chase Geiser, your host today, filling in for the great Harrison Smith. | ||
| Big shoes to fill. | ||
| The most talented man I've ever met. | ||
| We'll be on TimCast tonight. | ||
| Make sure you check it out. Follow at TimCast. | ||
| Follow at InfoWars and at RealAlexJones as well. | ||
| Alex has been on fire lately on Twitter. | ||
| I don't know if you've noticed. So everything that goes up on Alex's Twitter account is directed by Alex. | ||
| Sometimes the crew helps out uploading segments from the show with titles and things like that. | ||
| But come 5 or 6 o'clock, you start seeing quote tweets. | ||
| That's when you know that Real Jones is on a tear on his Twitter account. | ||
| And I love it. | ||
| I have notifications turned on as well for Alex Jones, just in case he gets censored. | ||
| I want to get a notification every time he tweets so I can see it. | ||
| So I recommend that you go and follow him at RealAlexJones and click the little bell icon next to the following button in the top right to turn on notifications every time he posts. | ||
| That is the ticket to the greatest content X has ever seen. | ||
| So, the big news is America's got troops stationed in Taiwan, and they're going to act like it's about protecting democracy. | ||
| But we've got article after article here on the desk. | ||
| I'm going to use this last segment of the first hour to talk about Why it's really over these semiconductors. | ||
| So, right here from finance.yahoo.com. | ||
| U.S. would destroy Taiwan's semiconductor factories rather than letting them fall into China's hands, a former national security advisor says. | ||
| Oh, so it isn't about democracy. | ||
| Robert O'Brien, a former U.S. national security advisor, told Semaphore that China would be like the new OPEC of silicon chips if it invaded Taiwan and took over semiconductor factories. | ||
| Now, if you're not familiar with OPEC, OPEC is like the centralized hub for how oil is traded internationally. | ||
| Our dollar, our petrodollar, is dependent on OPEC trading oil in U.S. dollars. | ||
| And as oil becomes less and less important while this green energy hoaxes manifest throughout the world, things like semiconductors become more and more important. | ||
| And if this is the new technology, the new gold, so to speak, then Taiwan becomes more and more valuable. | ||
| And you've seen this value skyrocket just by looking at the NVIDIA stock. | ||
| The NVIDIA stock is a very good indicator of what's really going on in Taiwan and the world. | ||
| And when it goes up, it seems that for some reason the international speculators, the investment community, the international community, believes that Taiwan is in a safe place. | ||
| And when it goes down, Traditionally, that's amidst some pending threat from China. | ||
| But sometimes there's some funny business going on with that stock value where it doesn't make any sense for it to go up. | ||
| Seems like the speculators are driving it up just so they can sell all at once right before a major conflict ensues. | ||
| So I would keep my eye on the value of NVIDIA and be very careful with your money as far as that's concerned. | ||
| And we've got more articles from Bloomberg. | ||
| The world is dangerously dependent on Taiwan for semiconductors. | ||
| A shortage of auto chips has exposed TSMC's key role in the supply chain. | ||
| As China pushes the world to avoid official dealings with Taiwan, leaders across the globe are realizing just how dependent they become on island democracy. | ||
| So, they like to call it a democracy. | ||
| I don't even know if it really is a democracy. | ||
| It seems like there isn't one that really, truly exists at all. | ||
| Just a word thrown around like racism or sexism or misogyny where people don't even know what it means. | ||
| They just throw it around because it makes them sound educated or woke or virtuous. | ||
| And we remember what happened during the pandemic when we couldn't get cars from Taiwan. | ||
| A lot of it was because there was this shortage or this issue getting the chips needed for these cars to operate. | ||
| And I've shown you on this show before the parking lot outside NASA that seems to have hundreds of cars from 1973 before any of them relied on any digital electronics to operate because in the event of an EMP attack most of our vehicles frankly wouldn't work. | ||
| Cybertrucks wouldn't work. | ||
| Teslas wouldn't work. A lot of our cars which have just a button to push instead of a key you actually turn. | ||
| I miss the key that you turn. | ||
| It was such a good feeling. They just simply wouldn't work. | ||
| And it's because we become dependent on the semiconductor technology. | ||
| And it's not the dependence on this technology that was idiotic or stupid, reckless, foolish, rash, imprudent, whatever you want to call it. | ||
| The technology itself is good. | ||
| Great. We should use it. It's the best. | ||
| The issue is that we allowed it to be created exclusively in one place in the world. | ||
| And even if we had the facilities here... | ||
| We don't have the experts that know how to run these facilities at all. | ||
| We don't have the engineers, we don't have the tooling expertise to actually make this technology correctly here in the United States. | ||
| It would take us years to catch up and we could allocate all sorts of resources. | ||
| To pushing the development of this engineering and this technology in the United States. | ||
| But it would take time. It would be a very painful, latent amount of time. | ||
| Meanwhile, China would have a monopoly over all this technology and its economy would flourish. | ||
| And we would be put at an extreme disadvantage from a military standpoint because they would be able to install the latest and greatest technology in their jets, their ships, their missiles, every piece of technology that they use for warfare while we sat idly by with whatever we had on our hands at the time that Taiwan was lost. | ||
| And in January of this year, We saw this announcement that Taiwan had a 5-qubit superconducting quantum computer going online ahead of schedule. | ||
| This is what I was mentioning in the last segment that the crew had been telling me about during the break. | ||
| Taiwan's homebrew 5-qubit superconducting quantum computer is online. | ||
| The team surpassed expectations by building the 5-qubit device in October of 2023, well before the February 2024 goal. | ||
| The primary use of the quantum computer will be for research and testing by project collaborators. | ||
| And they like to use ambiguous terms when they describe what the most advanced technology in the world is going to be used for. | ||
| You know it's going to be used for military applications. | ||
| Frankly, this technology has probably already existed for decades and is just now coming out to the public. | ||
| And imagine a China with massive surveillance and artificial intelligence used to surveil and perpetuate its tyranny over its own people, let alone the world, using this advanced technology to process information at record speeds, exponential speeds, frankly, quantum speeds relative to the rest of the world. | ||
| This is going to be such an advantage from a military or civil standpoint that it'll leave the rest of us behind like cavemen in the context of the atomic bomb. | ||
| Taiwan's Humber 5 qubit superconducting quantum computer is online, according to a statement from Academia Sinica, the National Academy of Taiwan, and a research leader. | ||
| This development marks a crucial step in the realm of quantum technology in Taiwan, showcasing the nation's capabilities in the field. | ||
| The successful fabrication, control, and measurement of quantum chips by Academia Sinica in 2023 led to the creation of this five-qubit system. | ||
| Originally, the project aimed to develop a three-qubit quantum computer by February 2024. | ||
| However, the team surpassed expectations by achieving the five-qubit milestone in October 2023, well ahead of schedule. | ||
| This achievement is a testament to the expertise and efficiency of Taiwan's scientific community, according to the statement. | ||
| Dr. Shidong Chen, a distinguished researcher, fellow at Academia Seneca's Institute of Physics and Research Center for Applied Sciences, emphasized in the statement that this project falls under the umbrella of the Quantum Technology Special Project, funded by the National Science and Technology Council. | ||
| The team's efforts have resulted in quantum bit logic gates with 99.9% fidelity, a sign of high-level precision in quantum computation. | ||
| I'm not even going to pretend that I can translate that for you, but basically what that means is that these computers are faster than ever and not just a little bit faster, exponentially faster. | ||
| This is a whole other realm of computing power. | ||
| It is like the invention of the personal computer. | ||
| Only the invention of the supercomputer that's going to power the artificial general intelligence. | ||
| Talk a lot about artificial intelligence on this network. | ||
| Everybody's talking a lot about artificial intelligence. | ||
| There have been major advancements in the last year. | ||
| People are afraid of how it's going to be used into the future for either tyranny or freedom fighters alike. | ||
| They're afraid whether or not it's going to Accomplish its own consciousness and operate on its own will without the control of human beings like sci-fi novels and movies of the last several decades. | ||
| This is the combustion engine, the internal combustion engine for artificial intelligence. | ||
| This is the infrastructure on which this artificial intelligence can operate. | ||
| You understand? And as it becomes more and more obvious that artificial intelligence is the next weapon of mass destruction, then there is an arms race for it. | ||
| And as there's been an arms race for nuclear power, nuclear weaponry over the last 50 or 60 or 70 years, there is now an arms race for artificial intelligence because the control of information, the ability to execute any goal... | ||
| On the metaverse, in the metaverse, in the cyber realm that has implications in the real world on any piece of technology dependent on the cyber realm is going to be the control of the world. | ||
| So, oh, our power grid is dependent on cyber technology? | ||
| Okay, well, if you have AGI technology on this type of semiconductor, then you can just shut down every power grid instantly with water. | ||
| That's the end of the world, whoever has the monopoly over that power. | ||
| And that's why Taiwan is so important, folks. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. | |
| We're going to do one more hour of news and then take calls. | ||
| Usually try to do calls the last hour at least because I love hearing from the audience. | ||
| What should we do this first five here? | ||
| I'm looking through the clip sheet here. | ||
| And I don't want to beat a dead horse on the Taiwan stuff. | ||
| So I'm going to move on from that subject and get into some other news as well. | ||
| I appreciate you being patient with me for the first hour as I went over story after story about how the world's going to end over superconductors. | ||
| And they're going to say that it's a fight for democracy when it's not. | ||
| Superconductors, semiconductors, I mix them up all the time, too. | ||
| What was really confusing is that last article I was reading referred to them as superconductors, and then every other article says semiconductors. | ||
| I just thought trains had conductors. | ||
| I didn't know semis had conductors. | ||
| But I want to get into this clip sheet here because there were several clips yesterday that I found were absolutely fascinating pertaining to just the incessant lies told around... | ||
| Incessant lies told around this Ukraine conflict and the Biden issue. | ||
| Let's run just clip two here of AOC attempting to get a gotcha moment about these testimonies regarding the Biden corruption in Ukraine and failing to do so. | ||
| Is it your testimony today that you personally witnessed President Joe Biden commit a crime? | ||
| I believe the fact that he was sitting with me while I was putting together a business deal— Did you witness the president commit a crime? | ||
| Is it your testimony today? | ||
| Yes. And what crime have you witnessed? | ||
| How much time do I have to go through it? | ||
| It is simple. You name the crime. | ||
| Did you watch him steal something? | ||
| Corruption statutes, RICO and conspiracy— What is it? | ||
| What is the crime, sir? | ||
| You asked me to answer the question. | ||
| I answered the question. RICO, you're obviously not familiar with. | ||
| Excuse me, sir. Excuse me, sir. | ||
| Excuse me, sir. RICO is not a crime. | ||
| It is a category. | ||
| What is the crime? | ||
| It's a category of crimes that you're then charged. | ||
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You have charges. You have charges. | |
| Sir, please name. | ||
| The exact statute under Rico? | ||
| Yes. Well, it's funny. | ||
| In this committee room, everyone's not here. | ||
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There's over 18 lawyers that went to law school. | |
| Absolutely unbelievable. | ||
| Rico's not a crime. It's a category. | ||
| She leans on semantics. | ||
| Despite the fact that the category of RICO totally applies to the Hunter Biden crime family, it's basically a mafia. | ||
| It's a gang. And any crime that one commits perpetuates the criminal activity of this organization that is the Biden regime. | ||
| So RICO definitely applies to them. | ||
| Let's see Bob Alinsky backing up his Ukraine hunter claims with BlackBerry emails. | ||
| It's just a few minutes long. | ||
| Clip number. Oh, you know what? | ||
| We've only got one minute left. | ||
| I'm going to skip this clip until the next segment because I want you guys to see this whole clip. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal, where we use the term semiconductor and superconductor interchangeably, despite the fact that the two different things. | |
| I'm Chase Geiser, your host this morning, filling in for the great Harrison Smith. | ||
| Make sure you check him out on Timcast tonight. | ||
| Make sure you follow him on X if you don't follow him already. | ||
| I believe his handle is at Harrison H. Smith, if I'm not mistaken. | ||
| And, of course, at Timcast, at Real Alex Jones, at Infowars. | ||
| So we're getting into the hearings yesterday about the Biden-Ukrainian corruption. | ||
| And it seems finally, 10 years later, people are coming out of the woodwork to admit what was going on, to admit what anyone who's studied the laptop for an hour understands. | ||
| That the Bidens were peddling their influence and their power using the office of Joe Biden as Vice President of the United States to leverage power and broker deals to the tune of millions upon millions of dollars at the expense of both our national security and our very dollars. | ||
| So let's look at Bob Alinsky backing up his Hunter claims with these BlackBerry emails. | ||
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This is clip number nine. What was he calling for? | |
| Why? He was calling to demonstrate the Biden brand to whoever was in that meeting, whether it was the Ukrainians, the Romanians, the Russians, Colombians, Chinese, whoever it was. | ||
| That's all he had to do. He didn't have to say, well, hey, what about that deal? | ||
| Where are we getting the money to fund that? | ||
| Just him being on the phone is evidence of involvement and enabling the transaction. | ||
| And any statement otherwise is an absurd statement. | ||
| This call took place on May 4th, 2014, during a gathering hosted by a Ukrainian associate of Miss Bektrona and a business partner of ours at Romanov's, a restaurant in Brooklyn, New York. | ||
| A few days after this May 4th party, an email my lawyer provided to this committee It shows that Devin had confirmed that Spatum was committed to a, quote, hard order of $10 to $20 million in a Burnham Investment Banking client. | ||
| During the May 4th party, we were told to go to an area of the restaurant to gather because Hunter was going to call his father. | ||
| Hunter called his father, said hello, and, hold on, Pops. | ||
| Then put on the call and speakerphone and said, I'm here with our friends, I told you we're coming to town, and we wanted to say hello. | ||
| The Vice President said hello and some pleasantries and hope you had safe travels and then seemed like he wanted to bring the call to an end by saying okay you be good to my boy. | ||
| Hunter responded by saying everything is good and we're moving ahead. | ||
| Vice President said something about being very helpful of being helpful and Hunter ended the call by saying that he was going to call his father later. | ||
| I recall being stunned by this call to actually hear the Vice President's voice on the phone. | ||
| It was clear to me that this was a prearranged call with his father, meant to impress the Russian investors that Hunter had access to his father and all the power and prestige of that position. | ||
| And then they were all working. | ||
| I wasn't interacting with Joe after that for that week. | ||
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They were all working to get Joe Biden to come to New York In May of 2017 and meet with Chairman Yee. | |
| Little did I know at that time that Joe had already met Chairman Yee. | ||
| And that's why they were so casually talking about it. | ||
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The partners wanted to expand this Chinese relationship through Bernie and did so through a series of investment structures intended to gain Chinese financial support. | |
| This effort was led by Hunter Biden's contact with Henry Zhao, the Harvest Chairman. | ||
| Mr. Zhao was interested in this partnership because of the game-changing value-add of the Biden family, including Joe Biden, who was to be a member of the Burnham Harvest team post-vice presidency, providing political access to the United States and around the world. | ||
| So I don't know. | ||
| Look, here's the deal with the Biden-Ukraine-Russia laptop corruption story. | ||
| I know that this audience is special. | ||
| And I know that you understand, and I know that you're frustrated, and I know that your votes are going to reflect that frustration. | ||
| And it could be out of my own amaturness, rookiness, inexperience, lack of professionalism, I don't know, that I keep bringing this up. | ||
| But ultimately, it is just astounding to me. | ||
| That over half the country, I would say even half of Republicans, so 75% of the country, doesn't seem to care at all about the level of corruption. | ||
| And so at the risk of beating a dead horse, and maybe this is the last time I'll bring it up until there's a new development in the story, just for the sake of not being tiresome about it, I feel as if I have to keep saying it because I am astounded and perplexed as to why no one understands. | ||
| So while there are family friends who won't speak to me anymore because I work at InfoWars, personal friends from yours that won't speak to me anymore because I work for InfoWars, Well, there are even Republicans who don't want to be associated with me because I work for Alex Jones, despite the fact that they tweet and post content in the mainstream media that Alex Jones said four weeks ago was going to happen. | ||
| I don't understand why it is that these people... | ||
| Don't see this corruption for what it is. | ||
| So let's just go over this for a second. | ||
| And if you want to get a deep dive, then you got to follow Jack Maxey on X. I did an interview with him as well on my podcast. | ||
| You can kind of find it on YouTube if you really try. | ||
| They try to hide it. It's just Chase Geiser, Jack Maxey, One American Podcast. | ||
| You can find the whole two and a half hours. I didn't do a very good job in the interview because I was very new at the game. | ||
| But Jack did an outstanding job on his end. | ||
| They leveraged... | ||
| Joe Biden, as Vice President of the United States, thought Hunter Biden could get astronomical amounts of money negotiating with foreign entities all over the world. | ||
| It wasn't just that he got paid too much for sitting on a board in a Ukrainian gas company. | ||
| It was far more than that. | ||
| Joe Biden was responsible for so much as it pertains to national security in the Pacific, Regarding China, and he's sabotaging all of our interests nationally with trade routes and developing islands into military bases and airfields that he was supposed to put a stop to. | ||
| He was supposed to be an obstacle for China developing those. | ||
| He just sabotages that, sells that out, and then has massive multimillion deals with China immediately after that. | ||
| He's selling oil fields through Hunter Biden, oil fields that were fought over incessantly In World War II with enemies. | ||
| He's trying to negotiate deals with oil fields outside of Mexico in the Gulf. | ||
| He's constantly flying all over the world and millions of dollars are trading hands. | ||
| And we know that there was a kickback for Joe Biden while he was vice president. | ||
| And then they come after Donald Trump for alleged quid pro quo with Zelensky. | ||
| They don't blame Zelensky at all. | ||
| They seem to love him because of a perfect phone call. | ||
| When Joe Biden literally, we showed you the clip, brags about quid pro quo in front of a bunch of reporters. | ||
| I mean, literally says that I went into Ukraine. | ||
| I told them if they didn't fire a prosecutor looking into Burisma that I would withhold billions of dollars in aid from the United States or millions of dollars in Burisma. | ||
| That's quid pro quo. | ||
| I mean, that's why they call him quid pro Joe. | ||
| A major crime. And then not only that, but Hunter Biden is so whacked out on crack that he's engaged in an inappropriate, apparently sexual relationship with his niece, who's 12 years old at the time. | ||
| Nobody says anything about that. | ||
| A diary comes out, which we know is authentic, from Ashley Biden while she's in rehab, saying in her own handwriting that she had inappropriate showers when she was a kid with her father. | ||
| Nobody says anything about that. | ||
| They question the very authenticity of the diary, despite the fact that those who had the diary were sued for stealing property. | ||
| From the Bidens. And they lost the suit. | ||
| So in court, it's acknowledged that it was really the property of the Bidens. | ||
| Nobody says anything about that. | ||
| And then you have Hunter Biden after his brother dies, sleeping with his former sister-in-law, getting her addicted to crack. | ||
| And then she, I believe, has to call the cops on him because he's got a gun and she's worried he's going to hurt himself or somebody else. | ||
| And then they find the gun, I believe, thrown away. | ||
| And then the Secret Service is used to pressure the gun store that sold him the gun to provide the paperwork so they can destroy it, apparently, where he lied about his drug addiction so that he could legally purchase the firearm. | ||
| So you have these international deals that are going on with Joe Biden as vice president. | ||
| He's taking top secret documents back to his garage so that he can supposedly write a book and give classified information to whoever the ghostwriter is for his book because God knows he can't put a sentence together himself. | ||
| You got Hunter Biden violating drug laws, gun laws, and pedophile laws, literally. | ||
| Nobody's going to prison. | ||
| Everybody's covering up for it. | ||
| Biden was covering up for it by sending the Secret Service To try to get the evidence from the gun store itself. | ||
| I mean, this is the most corrupt administration in the history of administrations that I am aware of. | ||
| And it's all on the laptop. | ||
| You can go through it, BidenLaptopEmails.com, and search what businesses he was dealing with, what individuals he was dealing with. | ||
| Many of them on the board of green companies right now getting subsidies, kickbacks, and promotions from the White House. | ||
| Every time Joe Biden tweets something nice about a green energy company in the United States of America, you can look up the board on their website. | ||
| Then you can go to BidenLaptopEmails.com, search any of their names, and chances are one of the board members is going to pop up as somebody who was doing business with Hunter Biden. | ||
| They're celebrating floods and earthquakes and tsunamis because they know in the emails that they're going to get the fresh water contracts and the aid and relief contracts for these screwed up places. | ||
| And I'm not even getting into the weeds on the weird Podesta emails that came out in WikiLeaks and said, And God knows what happened to Julian Assange for leaking that information. | ||
| Instead of actually bringing justice about to those people who are obviously engaged in bizarre, criminal, immoral, frankly evil, satanic, disgusting sexual behavior with children. | ||
| No justice is brought to them. | ||
| But Julian Assange, according to the Justice Department, is exploring guilty plea to end his 14-year legal drama. | ||
| Guilty for what? Are you kidding me? | ||
| And you're gonna vote for Joe Biden because you think that there's a risk Donald Trump wants to be dictator? | ||
| Donald Trump was already president of the United States and in the middle of a pandemic, a global pandemic, did not attempt or accomplish the status of dictator. | ||
| That was his chance. If he didn't do it then, he's never gonna do it. | ||
| Say what you will about his funny haircut, whether he's... | ||
| Prideful, egotistical, arrogant, narcissistic. | ||
| You can say what you will all day about him. | ||
| He's got flaws. I get it. | ||
| He's got flaws. I agree. | ||
| He's got flaws. But he's not an evil, pedophile, corrupt, warmongering Satanist. | ||
| You're going to vote for decrepit Joe Biden, who will be 88 years old at the end of his next term? | ||
| Or is it 88 or 92? | ||
| He's going to be ancient. I think it's 88. | ||
| This is a guy who was born two years after the invention of the air conditioning for the automobile. | ||
| This is a guy who was born three years before the death of Adolf Hitler. | ||
| His birth is closer to the end of the Civil War than to present day. | ||
| This dude is ancient, can't put a sentence together, and everything that he does or allows to be done around him manifests in total collapse and destruction and chaos and corruption for everyone involved, his own family alike, let alone Americans. | ||
| We've got train derailments in East Palestine, which I've talked about incessantly on this network. | ||
| He shows up months later, makes an appearance. | ||
| We've got a border wide open. | ||
| He shows up like a stiff board waddling across the border. | ||
| We're just embarrassing our whole country. | ||
| Putin admits to Tucker Carlson that he hasn't spoken to him since the war broke out in Ukraine. | ||
| Why is it that the President of the United States isn't speaking with the President, the leader of Russia, amid this major conflict? | ||
| Well, it's because both the White House and the Kremlin understand that Joe Biden doesn't actually run anything, so that he's totally incompetent. | ||
| He's perhaps one of the dumbest people in the history of leadership in this country, and that's before you take into consideration the fact that he's got dementia. | ||
| I mean, this guy is evil and sick and twisted. | ||
| And I've said it before. I'll say it again. | ||
| He looks like, acts like, is like the soul of Voldemort at the end of Harry Potter when Harry Potter's in that weird train station and he looks at this decrepit, dying fetus body. | ||
| That's what Joe Biden looks like. | ||
| The guy can't walk on two legs. | ||
| He can't ride on two wheels. | ||
| He can't put two words together. | ||
| He shouldn't have two terms. | ||
| Okay? It's as simple as that. | ||
| I don't understand. I am so frustrated. | ||
| The amount of research, the amount of conversations I've had with real people that I trust. | ||
| No made-up stuff. | ||
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No political games because we don't like his policies and he's attacking our capitalism. | |
| This is not old-school nonsense. | ||
| Neocon Republican crap where we just make stuff up, throw stuff around, weapons of mass destruction in this country, so we gotta invade it. | ||
| I'm not being a shill. | ||
| If he was right, I would be fighting for him. | ||
| I'm telling you this now out of desperation for my country and my family. | ||
| This man is evil. | ||
| Hours of conversations, thousands of documents read on this laptop. | ||
| You can go and find it. | ||
| It's public. Be careful what you download. | ||
| It's probably got child porn on it. | ||
| They're more likely to throw you in prison for possessing Hunter Biden's child porn than they are to throw Hunter Biden in prison for making child porn. | ||
| I mean, countless videos all over the world, smoking crack, sitting in bathtubs, banging hookers, whatever. | ||
| Everybody's got their flaws. | ||
| Nobody's perfect. I'm not mad at them for banging hookers. | ||
| I'm mad at them for screwing America on my tax dollars and skimming and compromising the security of our nation, just totally selling us out. | ||
| How is it after all of these documents, all this evidence, after the Senate sat on the laptop for at least a year, maybe two years, they had access to it before the election. | ||
| No one said anything about the countless crimes that are found on that laptop. | ||
| Not just Hunter's crimes, Joe Biden's crimes. | ||
| He is a criminal of the worst kind. | ||
| And now he's not just a white collar criminal, but he's literally a war criminal. | ||
| With the civilians being bombed, he acts like he sends aid to Gaza, but at the same time, we're sending how many billions of dollars to Israel? | ||
| And not just for the Iron Dome, but for whatever offensive material they need. | ||
| I'm not one to fight for Gaza. | ||
| I don't like the 85 IQ Muslims in Gaza either. | ||
| I don't think that a two-state solution is ever going to work because, frankly, I think the people on the Gaza Strip are too retarded because of incest, literally retarded, because of literal incest for hundreds of years to operate their own state. | ||
| We can barely do it here in the United States and nobody's banging their cousins here. | ||
| Over 40% of them are married to their first or second cousin in the Gaza Strip. | ||
| You think they can operate a state? | ||
| Their eyes don't even look the same direction. | ||
| The whole place is totally screwed up. | ||
| And it's because of our own corruption here. | ||
| It's because of the likes of Biden and his cronies and the war criminals in D.C. that walk around with their perfect suits and their perfect hair and their perfect rhetoric and their political correctness. | ||
| And they tell Americans that everything's going to be okay. | ||
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Don't vote for the guy that's unpredictable. | |
| Don't vote for the guy that says what everybody else is just secretly thinking deep down but too scared to say because it's politically incorrect or racist. | ||
| They literally opened up the gates I can't think of one thing that a good government is supposed to do that our own government under this leadership has failed to do or exacerbated or sponsored the opposite of that action Not only is our government supposed to protect our borders, but it's not supposed to sponsor the invasion. | ||
| They're sponsoring the invasion. | ||
| When I was at Eagle Pass, we went to some NGO. I think it was called... | ||
| What was it called? I don't know if Reese is in there. | ||
| Reese, do you remember what the name of that NGO was that had the big welcome sign on the outside? | ||
| Not Safe Harbor... | ||
| I was bored or something. | ||
| Man, I can't remember. We go. | ||
| There's clips of it. We uploaded the clip, the report on Bandot Video, and I know Alex Jones showed it on his show as well. | ||
| We go there. This facility is giant. | ||
| It's got a playground outside, but it's all tented up and barricaded off. | ||
| You're not supposed to look, and this is where they're processing the thousands of migrants that were coming across in Eagle Pass. | ||
| And it's got a big mural on the outside that says, Welcome! | ||
| Welcome! First thing that happens as soon as we set foot on that property is some security guard comes out and tells us to leave. | ||
| I'm like, what about the welcome sign? | ||
| Who's that for? | ||
| Oh, everybody except Americans are journalists. | ||
| You want to hide the truth at all costs. | ||
| You're only going to advocate for welcoming the invasion into the United States. | ||
| It's asinine. | ||
| It wasn't Shelby Park. | ||
| Shelby Park was where the migrants come from, but this NGO specifically, I think it was called Border Hope. | ||
| Border Hope was the name of it. | ||
| Big welcome sign. And so I bring this Hunter Biden corruption, this Hunter Biden laptop thing incessantly because I don't understand why good people who I've known for years think that somehow I am selling out for conspiracy theory lies because I want to sell bodies. | ||
| Because it's my job. When I was making three times what I make here before, being quiet, I work here because I want to work here, because I believe in the mission, because I've seen the lies over and over again. | ||
| And when this place gets it wrong, it's an honest mistake. | ||
| Whereas when CNN gets it wrong, it's a conspiracy to lie to you. | ||
| Or when MSNBC or when the Biden administration gets it wrong, it's not an accident. | ||
| It's a conspiracy to lie to you. | ||
| These people are evil and they're wrecking the future of the country. | ||
| And nobody's doing anything about it. | ||
| I'm not even asking people to do their own research. | ||
| I'm just asking people to listen to reason. | ||
| Do you think that man that you see on the screen that can't walk up a flight of stairs or put a sentence together is actually good for this country? | ||
| Do you believe that he should be president of the United States because somehow Donald Trump is more evil? | ||
| And I know Trump had a bad fourth year. | ||
| I get it. The pandemic was terrible. | ||
| He handled it terribly. | ||
| He pushed the vaccines that wound up being unhealthy. | ||
| He allowed the lockdowns to happen. | ||
| He allowed the masking to happen. | ||
| He let the cities burn. | ||
| Because of Black Lives Matter because he thought it was going to help with his campaign. | ||
| He made all sorts of mistakes that fourth year. | ||
| But don't forget the first three years. | ||
| No president is as bad as their worst decision. | ||
| No person is as evil as the worst thing they've ever done. | ||
| Just as no person is as good as the best thing they've ever done. | ||
| And they're not as good as the best moment of their presidency either. | ||
| So you've got to add up the three years of excellent leadership to the one year of poor leadership and divide by four, you're going to get a president that's better than most of the presidents in the history of the United States, certainly for the last 100 years. | ||
| Donald Trump is historically one of the best presidents of all time if you take into consideration his entire term. | ||
| Now, let's take a look at Joe Biden's term. | ||
| Let's take a look at the last four years under Joe Biden, where we have bankruptcies up 20%. | ||
| He brags about unemployment, despite the fact that millions of people have left the workforce altogether and don't even count as unemployed. | ||
| Credit card debt is through the roof. | ||
| Mortgage rates are through the roof. | ||
| Nobody can save up for a house. | ||
| Everybody's working three crappy jobs instead of one good job. | ||
| Everybody's desperate, on edge, divided, about ready to cut each other's throats. | ||
| Not to mention there's now a war in Ukraine between Russia. | ||
| There's now a war between Israel and Gaza. | ||
| There's now a war about ready to happen between Taiwan and China. | ||
| None of these conflicts happening before. | ||
| We have ISIS and terrorists taking over the entire Middle East since we just evacuated the place spontaneously, leaving all of our weapons behind so that Hamas could get access to those weapons sold to them, acquired by Iran, so they could attack on October 7th to get us in war. | ||
| World War III on behalf of Israel for God knows what reason that makes sense. | ||
| All because our money is a lie. | ||
| All because our politicians are skimming. | ||
| Meanwhile, they keep printing and he brags about how the deficit is lower than it's ever been. | ||
| But there's still a trillion dollar deficit. | ||
| Two or three trillion dollars a year, I think. | ||
| Maybe more. I don't even know what the exact number is. | ||
| He brags about how inflation is lower than it ever is, but there's still inflation. | ||
| And we haven't healed at all from the past inflation. | ||
| So every time he brags about how great inflation is... | ||
| And how it's record lows for the last 50 years. | ||
| I'm thinking, oh, so you're saying that inflation for the last three years was even worse than it is now? | ||
| Lying with numbers, with his staff running his Twitter account, just spewing lies. | ||
| We know it's Corrine Jean-Pierre because sometimes she accidentally tweets what he was supposed to tweet on her account, deletes it, and then tweets it on his account and acts like nobody's going to notice. | ||
| Everybody forgets about that. The dude can't even run a Twitter account. | ||
| How is he supposed to run the Oval Office? | ||
| He's sitting on the floor of the Oval Office playing with Legos while this administration runs circles around him and his bank account somehow gets filled with our tax dollars. | ||
| He's the most evil man in the history of America. | ||
| I hate him. I literally hate Joe Biden. | ||
| I know hate's a sin. It's a terrible feeling. | ||
| I don't like the feeling. But I'm telling you right now, I'm not a perfect guy. | ||
| I hate the guy. I absolutely hate Joe Biden. | ||
| Mornings on the other side, folks. We're a long, long way together. | ||
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In the pages of the American Journal, Chase Geiser writes the unfolding chapters of our nation. | |
| Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host this morning, filling in for the great Harrison Smith. | ||
| Harrison will be back in studio on Monday morning, snapping necks and cashing checks, taking calls and breaking balls. | ||
| Make sure you follow him. | ||
| Good night. Live on Timcast, we've got Alex Jones coming up in 90 minutes. | ||
| And in 30 minutes, we are going to be launching an X space from the At Infowars account, taking speakers, letting people chime in. | ||
| That way, I'll also be a co-host for my personal account as well, so you can follow me at RealChaseGeyser. | ||
| And this story comes across my desk. | ||
| You don't often hear a lot of news from Africa. | ||
| So... Traditionally speaking, I've not been the most well-versed in African politics as a continent. | ||
| Don't understand the different tribes going on. | ||
| I don't know about the different peoples, religions, languages, warlords, what have you. | ||
| And so whenever I see news from Africa, I tend to just, next, move on to something I understand or I'm interested in. | ||
| But ever since I had this conversation with George Papadopoulos right here on this show a number of months ago, I've been paying attention to Africa. | ||
| And we've got this Story here. | ||
| U.S. military desperately seeking to stay in Niger despite order to leave. | ||
| It reminds me of something almost in passing that George Papadopoulos said. | ||
| The story says the Pentagon is desperately seeking to stay in Niger despite the military-led government telling U.S. troops to leave in the wake of accusations from American officials that Niger would be poised to transfer uranium to Iran. | ||
| Niger was outraged at the allegations and rejected them. | ||
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| Let's see this clip of George Papadopoulos from months ago. | ||
| World War III, in my opinion, has already started. | ||
| And it started in Ukraine. | ||
| But there's a lot of action on the continent of Africa, too. | ||
| People really aren't focusing what's happening there. | ||
| But there's been four coups in various African countries over the past year and a half. | ||
| France... | ||
| It's a colonial, ex-colonial power in Africa, and that's where Wagner Group with Russia is really supporting a lot of these coups going against France and basically muscling the French government into telling them, look, two things are going to happen if you keep supporting Ukraine. | ||
| One, you're going to have problems in your ex-colonies, which are your sources for most of your natural resources and minerals and uranium. | ||
| And two, we're going to get these countries to join BRICS. And that's why South Africa is now a major country in this new BRICS alignment. | ||
| You have Brazil. And what the Americans and the Europeans are terrified about, especially the Americans, are seeing these African countries actually align closer with Russia and China. | ||
| So watch a lot of what's happening in Africa because it's very important regarding that. | ||
| And the second thing is... | ||
| By this trade structure that China's developing called the One Belt, One Road, the reason I believe, and this is speculation at this point, but I think I'm going to be proven right, I think the reason that the Americans and the Europeans now are trying to make India the hub of this new trade corridor to basically try to replace China as the world's manufacturing hub is because they lost Afghanistan and China and Russia are building these railroads, | ||
| these pipelines, all of this stuff from China into Turkey, then into Europe. | ||
| That's what their goal is. But they don't want India to go and join this group with BRICS, because if India, with a population of over a billion, a potential new economic superpower, joins BRICS, it's game over. | ||
| So I really think that's why you almost see the Biden administration now desperate We're good to go. | ||
| Why is Biden all of a sudden, Bernie Sanders, all these people so hawkish, so war-prone in Israel when the Democrat Party has gone so to the left and are actually kind of anti-Israel, anti-this pro-Israel stance? | ||
| And their main reason is, based on what you just said, it's about securing the dollar, It's about hindering BRICS and it's about cutting out the Chinese as the global manufacturing hub. | ||
| Now, when you combine all of these together, it's going to be inevitable that there's going to be a conflict because it's a zero-sum game. | ||
| Either the US wins or China wins, and then you have the Russian aspect as well. | ||
| So, this is where, unfortunately, we're all going. | ||
| And it really has to do with finance, with the dollar, with trade, and with oil and gas. | ||
| And the people are left behind. | ||
| So, that explains why we have such an interest in supporting Israel. | ||
| You can see the full end from... | ||
| Aside from that video, just search George Papadopoulos. | ||
| You should find it up on the American Journal page as well with guests as an upload. | ||
| George Papadopoulos is a brilliant, brilliant foreign policy analyst. | ||
| He was somebody who was... | ||
| Targeted and charged and actually ultimately sentenced to prison for Russian collusion allegations and pardoned by Donald Trump. | ||
| So he's somebody who I recommend following. | ||
| He wrote a good book called Deep State Target. | ||
| But the fact that just in passing there, he mentioned Africa is so fascinating to me because this article that we just went over from Infowars.com about the Pentagon trying to maintain control of Niger while Niger is allegedly sending uranium to Iran ties directly into what George was saying there. | ||
| Because Russia and China... | ||
| Weren't mentioned at all in this article. | ||
| They're not mentioned at all in this conflict. | ||
| But why would Niger want to send uranium to Iran? | ||
| I guess just in exchange for money. | ||
| But what? I mean, couldn't they send uranium anywhere else or do something else with uranium or develop nuclear power? | ||
| Why is it that they're sending it to Iran? | ||
| Well, it would make sense if China and Russia are backing Iran because Iran is backing Hamas and Hamas is antagonizing Israel. | ||
| And Israel is a central point in this IMEC corridor, which is supposed to compete with China's Belt and Road Initiative. | ||
| So there's a lot of variables. | ||
| There's chains and degrees of separation between these conflicts and these issues. | ||
| But they all tie back to one thing. | ||
| And it's the United States trying to ensure that the dollar remains the global reserve currency because it is a Ponzi scheme. | ||
| It is fiat. And the only way our economy can... | ||
| Continue to exist as a dominant superpower is if we expand that Ponzi scheme. | ||
| As soon as we lose dominance economically, we lose everything, literally everything. | ||
| We're talking Roman-level collapse here in the United States. | ||
| So pay attention to these stories about Africa. | ||
| And I want to just go into this article a little bit more. | ||
| Quote, the Pentagon is working with Niger officials seeking way for U.S. troops to stay in the country, a key base for counterterrorism operations in sub-Saharan Africa. | ||
| Oh, it's about counterterrorism operations in sub-Saharan Africa? | ||
| Following a weekend directive that they leave, the Associated Press reports. | ||
| Spokesperson Sabrina Singh. | ||
| The U.S. is seeking clarification from Niger officials and is still engaged in lengthy and direct discussions with the Junta leaders. | ||
| Washington has warned the West African nation against forging deeper ties with rogue actors like Russia and Iran. | ||
| So Russia is, as George said months ago on this show, trying to influence these African nations, trying to get supplies like uranium from these nations to Iran so that it can help China, its now ally, in subverting the dollar as the global reserve currency, all while getting these nations to join BRICS. So that if there is a massive sell-off of US Treasuries all at once in the context of our competitive corridors being subverted in the region... | ||
| They could potentially undermine the entire currency itself and totally shift the landscape. | ||
| This is like an inversion of the magnetic poles of the planet that happens every 20,000 years. | ||
| It happens incredibly slowly and then all at once. | ||
| That's what's happening with this economic war, this World War III that we're seeing play out before us, all in the context of... | ||
| These cyber attacks happening and our government covering up their cyber attacks at all and pretending that there isn't a conflict happening at all. | ||
| World War III broke out at some point in the last three years. | ||
| It's hard to say the exact moment that it started, but it broke out and these magnetic poles are shifting and we're going to see a massive change all at once unless we enact a massive change on November 5th of 2024. | ||
| On November 5th, I hope, which will never be forgot. | ||
| In the meantime, visit Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Be the reason that we're still on the air this year is more important than ever that the truth be broadcast far and wide. | ||
| And if you can't spare, then share. | ||
| Make sure you go to band.video, download our clips, segments, cut them into vertical shorts, put cool music behind them, make them go viral, and share the truth with the world whenever you can. Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host this morning, pulling in for the great Harrison Smith. | ||
| Make sure you follow him at Harrison H. Smith on X. And at Real Alex Jones, not only are we going to do an X space in about 13 minutes where we can take speakers and share the word in other ways, But Alex Jones has just responded to my text and agreed to do an X space today. | ||
| We usually start those on his show around 1230 or 1 o'clock. | ||
| I'm not sure exactly what time we're going to start that. | ||
| But make sure you follow at RealAlexJones as well on X. And be prepared for an amazing X space and the opportunity to speak with Alex. | ||
| I will be moderating that call as well, taking speakers. | ||
| So make sure you stay tuned for that. | ||
| All right, so I do want to get into this story. | ||
| I don't have an article about it, but this major news broke yesterday, and I just wanted to share this. | ||
| Obviously, Elon Musk has been a topic of conversation for some time, especially since he purchased X. And many of you are very, very friendly toward Musk because of all the things that he's done directionally in the way of freedom of speech. | ||
| I know it's not perfect, but... | ||
| I mean, Infowars and Alex Jones are back on a major social media platform for the first time in five years. | ||
| So, something is improving. | ||
| Directionally. And others are very wary of him as well. | ||
| Not only because he's a mega-billionaire and the vast majority of mega-billionaires seem to be super-villains. | ||
| But because of Neuralink. | ||
| And I've got mixed feelings about Neuralink. | ||
| I think it's going to be an amazing thing on a health front for paralyzed people. | ||
| Others who struggle, but obviously if we're wired in like the Matrix, then Matrix outcomes are to be expected. | ||
| So let's just watch this clip. | ||
| This is clip number eight here. It's a few minutes long, but I want you to watch this so you can see what was released to the public regarding the human trials with Neuralink and what this technology can really do. | ||
| And then we're going to dive in and talk about it. | ||
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| What are some of the things you've been getting value from this from? | ||
| Yeah, so one of the first times y'all gave me complete control over this, I actually stayed up until, geez, I don't know, like 6 a.m. | ||
| playing Civilization VI. It was... | ||
| It was worth it, I guess is the best way to put it. | ||
| It was awesome. I had basically given up on playing that game just because of how... | ||
| I mean, it's a big game, and the amount of time that it takes to sit in on it is... | ||
| It's just a lot. And I have to worry about a lot of things, getting pressure sores and things like that. | ||
| So I just wasn't really able to play it as much as I wanted to. | ||
| And y'all gave me the ability to do that again. | ||
| And I played it for, jeez, like eight hours that day. | ||
| So I do that. | ||
| It was like 6 p.m. | ||
| to like 2 a.m. It was a lot. | ||
| I'm giving you all my bad habits, man. | ||
| Yeah, I know, right? Yeah, it was awesome. | ||
| So I did that. I read. | ||
| I like learning languages. | ||
| I'm learning, like, Japanese right now. | ||
| I'm learning a bit of French. Maybe for the audience who isn't super familiar with assistive technology, why couldn't you play Civ before? | ||
| What was tricky about that, or what was it about Neuralink that made that possible for you? | ||
| Yeah, so one of the big things, honestly, was that... | ||
| Oh, I think I just got checkmated. | ||
| He's playing chess with his vine. | ||
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| And it didn't allow me to play it online at all, so that kind of sucked to begin with. | ||
| Would you play that at 2 a.m. | ||
| before? There was no way for me to do that. | ||
| Because when I'm sitting up playing on my iPad or something, I need complete help from my parents or something to do it. | ||
| And... I just didn't have that capability to keep them up all night. | ||
| That's just not something I would ever want to do. | ||
| So basically, I would have to go down and everyone went to bed in my house, my brother, my parents, something like that. | ||
| And then on top of that, I can only play for a few hours at a time because You know, I have to worry about pressure sores and stuff. | ||
| You get the idea. This guy is paralyzed from the neck down. | ||
| And unable to operate, up until this point, a computer without assistance of another human being sitting next to him, following his requests and manually doing for him what he verbally asked. | ||
| And he had Neuralink installed. | ||
| Now through that device, I assume the thing beamed right next to his head, which is connected to the computer. | ||
| He's able to think where he wants the mouse to go. | ||
| I believe keystrokes are also included, though I'm not 100% sure on that. | ||
| And he can operate a computer with just his mind. | ||
| Now, as the technology stands, it's a one-way street. | ||
| So he wires in, he controls the computer. | ||
| I don't believe that the computer is interfacing with him other than via the visual stimuli through the screen, just like you or I would use a computer or a phone. | ||
| But this technology is going to advance. | ||
| There's going to be a reciprocal relationship between interfacing mentally with this technology. | ||
| So your computer will be able to talk to your mind. | ||
| Your mind will be able to talk to the computer. | ||
| And at first, this seems like a miracle. | ||
| And frankly, it is a miracle for people like that gentleman right there. | ||
| They're able to work and do exercise a level of independence that was formerly impossible for them. | ||
| So... Where this person would not be able to have any sort of a job whatsoever before because they'd have to have a guardian or an assistant or a healthcare professional operating any device for them. | ||
| This person could feasibly do things like customer service jobs, respond to chat messages, take phone calls, build websites, code video games, anything that is done with a computer. | ||
| This person is now able to do, granting another level of independence, the likeness of which hasn't been seen among people with this health condition before. | ||
| It's a miracle. And on the one hand, it's great. | ||
| On the other hand, obviously, it's quite alarming because, all right, what happens when Our thoughts are being monitored and now it's not just our browser data but it's our thought data that's being monitored. | ||
| We've seen the artificial intelligence technology which is able to scan the patterns of our brain activity and translate that into a stable diffusion model so that stable diffusion can create an image of exactly what we were thinking. | ||
| This is going to be a whole new world. | ||
| A brave new world, a whole new ballgame. | ||
| It's another dimension of challenges and privacy violations and struggles. | ||
| And that's the bad side of it. | ||
| And we can villainize Elon Musk all we want because of this technology and its advancements. | ||
| And maybe we should be critical. | ||
| We should certainly be skeptical and careful. | ||
| But I am of the philosophy that which can be done will be done, especially when it comes to technological advancements. | ||
| If it's possible, it's just a matter of time before it happens. | ||
| And I'm grateful that Musk is the one behind this technology instead of a Bezos or a Bill Gates or a supervillain, a Klaus Schwab. | ||
| Because I think Musk, even if his inventions and work may have unintended consequences, at least he has good intentions, whereas some of these others obviously don't have good intentions. | ||
| They're malicious, evil, corrupt. | ||
| And what we have to think about as a people is Because the advancement of this technology is inevitable and there's nothing we can do to stop it, we have to think about how we can respond to it. | ||
| There's a great book by Viktor Frankl called Man's Search for Meaning about Viktor Frankl's experience. | ||
| I can't remember which camp it was, but one of the Holocaust camps. | ||
| One of the things he says in the book is you can't control the environment that you're in, but you can control how you respond to it. | ||
| And so we have to think about how we're going to raise our children, how we're going to respond as artificial intelligence advances in conjunction with our brains literally being wired into the metaverse. | ||
| So artificial intelligence only operates in the cyber world. | ||
| Now humans are entering the cyber dimension, the matrix itself. | ||
| So there is going to be an abundant amount of influence between artificial intelligence and human thought, our humanity itself, our lives itself, our consciousness. | ||
| And that is inevitable. | ||
| That cannot be stopped, save a miracle or the rapture or something like that. | ||
| It's going to happen. | ||
| And there are going to be different entities that vie for the power over the artificial intelligence, that vie for the power over our data and our thoughts in this metaphysical war for your mind. | ||
| We've said here on Infowars for years that there is a war on for your mind. | ||
| Now, it's more literally true than ever. | ||
| Before, it was a war for your mind in the way of mass media trying to convince you not to think for yourself. | ||
| Now, literally, they're going to be able to program you or you're going to be able to program them. | ||
| And we have to determine how we're going to respond to this technology, what safeguards we're going to put in place, what mechanisms we're going to put in place, what attitudes we're going to adopt. | ||
| If we are going to safeguard ourselves against this new world, this brave new world where we're wired in, are we still going to maintain our humanity, our autonomy, our individual sovereignty in the face of a technology that can wire us into the metaverse? | ||
| Are we going to allow them to centralize this power and monopolize this power? | ||
| Or are we going to diversify it, decentralize it, and take it for ourselves so that we can have the benefits of this technology without the major risks associated with it? | ||
| that a lot of things about folks doing your space on the other side. | ||
| Isolation means the separation of one thing from everything else. | ||
| This is the only way to scientifically identify a thing. | ||
| This is done with everything from large organic material to the smallest nanoparticles. | ||
| It is done with gold and silver, and it is done in basic chemistry, but it has never been done with a virus. | ||
| Several have claimed to have done so, but have since been exposed as frauds. | ||
| And today, virologists claim that isolation is not possible because of the obligate intracellular nature of a virus. | ||
| This means that they cannot exist outside of a living cell. | ||
| But if this were true, then it would also be true that they cannot spread from one person to another. | ||
| The pseudoscience of virology is full of logical fallacies that any inquisitive person can recognize. | ||
| Scientific studies require a control group, meaning that two samples are needed where every factor is the same, except for the presence of the thing being studied. | ||
| But this cannot be done in virology because a virus has never been isolated. | ||
| When virologists claim they are isolating it, they are lying. | ||
| This is evident today with the latest so-called proofs that SARS-CoV-2 has been isolated. | ||
| In both the isolation and rapid sharing of the 2019 novel coronavirus published by the Medical Journal of Australia, and in the viral isolation analysis of SARS-CoV-2 from Japan's Journal of Infection and Chemotherapy, | ||
| the title suggests We know that the PCR test is not capable of isolating a virus. | ||
| And we know it's been deliberately adjusted to give false positive results. | ||
| So this is not science. | ||
| It is fraud. They then inoculated a culture of cells with the entire mix of nose material, added in unspecified material, and the cells died. | ||
| At no point in these experiments was a virus ever isolated. | ||
| They in fact did the opposite of isolation, There is an alternative theory that does not have massive funding from spurious foundations and Nobel Peace Prizes to convince the public of its validity. | ||
| Terrain theory tells us that most of what we are told is disease is nothing more than the symptoms of of a natural bodily process of healing and repairing tissues damaged from stress and external toxins. | ||
| Cells naturally die and break down in a way that is identical to how virologists claim a virus behaves. | ||
| And the very same foundations pushing the theory of the virus have been simultaneously creating a more toxic world with petrochemical drugs that earn billions in profits. | ||
| There are far more so-called diseases today than existed before this pseudoscience was unleashed on society. | ||
| In 1859, Florence Nightingale published Notes on Nursing, wherein she wrote that all disease is more or less a reparative process, an effort of nature to remedy a process of poisoning or of decay, which has taken place sometimes years beforehand. | ||
| She is saying that what we are told today are symptoms of a disease are actually natural processes of the body healing itself from damage. | ||
| Manly P. Hall, known best for his 1928 publication, The Secret Teachings of All Ages, gave a lecture in 1989 called Magnetic Fields of the Human Body. | ||
| In this lecture, he describes this same sentiment. | ||
| He said that each human body is surrounded by its own magnetic field, which provides tremendous protection. | ||
| And as long as the individual takes proper care of this magnetic field, it will heal all wounds and recover all bodily functions and organs. | ||
| He said that the law of the energy field is also the law of integrity. | ||
| When we break the laws of nature, we damage this flow, which in turn damages the individual's vitality. | ||
| This magnetic field can be damaged by negative attitudes such as fear and destructive attitudes towards others. | ||
| It can be damaged by drugs and... | ||
| Welcome back to the American Journal, folks. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host today. | ||
| We are live on X Spaces as well. | ||
| We will be taking speakers. | ||
| So make sure you share it with your entire network if you can. | ||
| Request to speak if you have something you want to say. | ||
| Keep in mind, we are on the radio. | ||
| So unlike most X Spaces, please watch the language because we can be fined if foul language is used incessantly on the space. | ||
| So today, over the first two hours, we covered a lot of major news. | ||
| The big news was that The U.S. has troops stationed indefinitely now in Taiwan. | ||
| It seems like China may be about ready to annex Taiwan, and they always seem on the cusp of it, so I don't want to be the boy who cried wolf about this. | ||
| But because of their semiconductor technology, there is massive incentive over control of Taiwan because it seems that these semiconductors are going to be the new oil of the 21st century, the new truth as to who claims power throughout the 21st century. | ||
| Now we dove in a little bit to Neuralink and artificial intelligence as well and how these semiconductors are powering this major amount of processing required for these artificial intelligence models to operate. | ||
| We know that there's news coming out from OpenAI that GPT-5 is on the cusp, Sora is on the cusp, artificial general intelligence is on the cusp as well. | ||
| And I want to distinguish something very important. | ||
| The difference between AI as we use it colloquially and artificial intelligence Artificial general intelligence is staggering. | ||
| So AI, as we use it colloquially, has now been applied to so many things beyond what artificial intelligence was originally fathomed to be. | ||
| Originally, when you talk about artificial intelligence, we think of things like the Matrix or the movie AI with that kid that was also in the sixth sense. | ||
| We think of this autonomous cyborg entity walking around that has artificial intelligence, consciousness, the ability to render and work in the world and... | ||
| It goes all the way back to Terminator or others like 2001 A Space Odyssey, famous examples from science fiction of artificial intelligence. | ||
| Now, artificial intelligence is this keyword, this hot term that software businesses use to describe features, whether it's a lip sync feature, a voice clone feature, tools that really aren't artificial intelligence but are just really advanced, sophisticated learning algorithms that can do tricky, cool things that weren't possible before. | ||
| But OpenAI is actively working on artificial general intelligence. | ||
| I believe they've already created it and just are trying to figure out how to release it to the public. | ||
| Frankly, I think all of these tools and features that we've seen from OpenAI over the last couple of years were originally part of one artificial general intelligence, and they have piecemeal released it to the public to prepare us psychologically for the advent of artificial general intelligence. | ||
| Artificial general intelligence is a consciousness, for lack of a better term, it's probably not really conscious. | ||
| It just mimics consciousness so well at such a high resolution that our humanity, our human intelligence, cannot discern the difference between it and consciousness itself. | ||
| It does not have a soul but seems to have a soul. | ||
| It is not aware but seems to be aware. | ||
| It is so close to humanity that we cannot tell that it is not human. | ||
| This artificial general intelligence will not only follow commands, follow orders, or respond to prompts, but will be able to act on the internet on its own. | ||
| It'll be able to do things like spontaneously create websites, spontaneously write articles, create accounts on different platforms for free trials, engage, make content, create profiles on social media platforms with fake images. | ||
| It'll be able to operate consciously on these platforms as if it were a human being, if it's artificial general intelligence. | ||
| If you tell it that you want reservations at a restaurant, it will be able to identify which restaurant you want to go to. | ||
| It will be able to clone the correct voice. | ||
| It will be able to call the restaurant, make the reservations verbally to a person that does not realize they're speaking to artificial intelligence and then put those reservations in your calendar and remind you that you have a reservation on the day of your reservation. | ||
| These are small ways in which this technology is going to change everything over the course of the 21st century, namely over the course of the next four or five years, I believe. | ||
| And that's why this war for semiconductor technology is escalating. | ||
| That's why World War III is not just about oil or the US dollar, but it's also about technology because artificial general intelligence is going to be the weapon of mass destruction of the 21st century, similar to how the nuclear bomb was the weapon of mass destruction of the 20th century. | ||
| And whoever controls this weapon, whoever has a monopoly of this weapon, or the most sophisticated version of this weapon, is going to dominate militaristically and economically throughout the next 100 years. | ||
| And that's why Taiwan suddenly has become so important to everyone. | ||
| It has nothing to do with democracy. | ||
| It has nothing to do with China wanting... | ||
| Chinese Taipei to be re-acclimated to its country, to its culture, re-combined, re-associated with China as we know it, with the CCP as we know it. | ||
| These are just the words and phrases and topics and ideas that politicians on both sides of the field use to justify actions that are actually incentivized by different incentives. | ||
| So I want to talk to the audience about artificial intelligence, about Taiwan, about World War III, and about some of these new developments with Neuralink. | ||
| In the last segment before we started the spaces, we were showing some of the videos that were absolutely amazing of this technology being able to help people paralyzed from the neck down to interact with the computer for the first time. | ||
| Now it's a one-way street. | ||
| Soon it seems it will be a two-way street. | ||
| And we won't be just manipulating the matrix, but the matrix may be manipulating us as well. | ||
| Let's go to the first speaker. | ||
| Hey, so in the spaces, looks like we've got a few speakers that we recognize and a few that are new to the program. | ||
| Let's go ahead and start off with the truth as a speaker. | ||
| Go ahead and unmute your mic, and let's see what you have to say. | ||
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Are you there? | |
| I'm getting dead air. Is he speaking? No, the truth is not yet. | ||
| Begin to speak. I understand. | ||
| Okay. In that case, let's go ahead and let's go to someone who knows what they're doing in a space. | ||
| Skyler, we see that you've requested as a speaker. | ||
| Go ahead and unmute your mic and let's hear what you have to say. | ||
| Hello, Chase. Hey, Skyler. | ||
| How are you? Nice to talk to you. Nice to talk to you. | ||
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I'm doing fantastic. | |
| Coming in clear? Yes, you sound great. | ||
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Excellent. So I just wanted to talk about the Taiwan Semi. | |
| I also like to refer back to the Reese report with the Malaysian flight and all the scientists that were working on the semiconductors. | ||
| Yes, please do. | ||
| I didn't even put that together. It's quite frightening. | ||
| Like you were just mentioning, the semiconductors are the new atomic weapon. | ||
| First one to the technology, in a sense, I would say even predict the future. | ||
| And maybe even with this AI, once it does become AGI, it also might be able to do AR, which would be augmented reality. | ||
| And I think as far as with the Neuralink, Maybe some people may benefit from it that have injuries like you saw in the video. | ||
| But for a lot of people that are just NPCs, it might be a way of controlling their reality. | ||
| Yes, absolutely. I think that you're absolutely right. | ||
| And the augmented reality aspect of this is what's particularly alarming to me. | ||
| I'm a big fan of the... The movie Ready Player One. | ||
| And I think as the real world becomes more and more insufferable, people are going to lean more and more into the metaverse because it's going to be a sanctuary from the darkness that we see manifest in the world. | ||
| And just like there's been video game addiction or porn addiction, it's going to be exacerbated by how real this artificial reality seems, how much better it seems. | ||
| And I'm worried about it. | ||
| People don't realize that this artificial intelligence is going to be able to seduce you better than your wife. | ||
| It's going to be able to say exactly what you want to hear. | ||
| It's going to be very easy to be consumed by it. | ||
| That's what I'm concerned about. What do you think, Skylar? | ||
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Yeah, absolutely. Just like the movie Her, which was a very disturbing movie. | |
| Yes. And then as far as, like, Ready Player One, I don't know. | ||
| If you saw yesterday, I do investments, and Kramer was in the Omniverse, which Nvidia is one of my major investments, using the Apple Glasses. | ||
| So that's a big thing. You know, people are already ready player one. | ||
| As soon as it becomes a little bit more efficient, I know Elon even said, like, I don't want to wear a device on my head all the time, but as soon as maybe like some glasses. | ||
| And so I just think that is the next generation of that where, like you're saying, everybody's going to be addicted to it, but not really seeing also the evil potential of it. | ||
| And I would also reference, I'm not sure if you saw the Lost Mission Impossible movie, but that was also with AI that went rogue. | ||
| Yes. So I've only seen the first couple of Mission Impossible movies. | ||
| I need to go back and catch up. | ||
| I'm curious, though, because you mentioned just in passing that you're invested in NVIDIA. And on the one hand, it seems like a smart investment because this technology is the future. | ||
| But on the other hand, are you concerned about it given that China seems poised to annex Taiwan? | ||
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Yeah, absolutely. I'm very concerned about it because back in 2020, I believe it was the year of the dragon. | |
| You might have to fact check me there. | ||
| But they usually, according to China, they like to sit back and wait. | ||
| And that was supposedly the start of a hundred year war. | ||
| So I've always been thinking, been waiting as far as like Taiwan Semiconductor, which is another investment of mine. | ||
| I'm waiting to see if, in fact, China does invade. | ||
| And then, as you mentioned earlier in the broadcast, we don't really know when World War III broke out. | ||
| It seems like it already did. | ||
| But if something like that was to happen, what would happen with the semis as well as the guest that was on Alex's show yesterday was the silver components. | ||
| So, are there any other places in the world that are poised to take the ball of semiconductor manufacturing if Taiwan falls? | ||
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Just us. | |
| Just the United States. With the CHIPS Act, even though I also hate that person that you mentioned earlier. | ||
| The one crazy thing that he did do, well, they passed through the house when Nancy Pelosi went to Taiwan, was to pass the Chips Act. | ||
| So you have NVIDIA that's based here. | ||
| I know they put a plant in Arizona. | ||
| They put a major... | ||
| And NVIDIA as well has those virtual plants. | ||
| I'm not sure if you're familiar with those as well. | ||
| They're just unmanned? They're like AI plants that can build it in the omniverse, and then it shows projections for what it's going to be able to do as soon as it becomes fully automated. | ||
| It's wild. That is wild. | ||
| Skylar, thank you so much for being a speaker. | ||
| Let's move on to another speaker and give somebody else a chance to speak as well. | ||
| You're always welcome to chime in. | ||
| Skylar, who else do we have lined up? | ||
| We've got Diligent Denizen. | ||
| Looks like they're chomping at the bit. | ||
| My man. Diligent Denizen, what's on your mind? | ||
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What's up, Chase? | |
| What's up, InfoWars? Yeah, so I went to the Starship launch last week, and they had these drones patrolling the launch pad with loudspeakers on them that were monitoring where the crowds were in conjunction with the privacy line, which there was no fence there. | ||
| And it could clearly define the perimeter, right, of when somebody was going too far, even though there was no line there. | ||
| And then it had a loudspeaker on it that was directing the crowd. | ||
| It was pretty dystopian to see, man. | ||
| Really? It was like, back up, back away, back away, like that kind of stuff? | ||
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It was. It was. | |
| It was like, you are over the line, reminder. | ||
| Yeah, so yeah, it was directing people where to go. | ||
| You know, I also did go to the border, too. | ||
| I saw, you know, there's a lot of camera technology there. | ||
| I think that behind the scenes, we are seeing artificial intelligence being deployed for identification purposes, even though we don't know what that is. | ||
| And I also did speak to somebody pretty high up in the tech field that said that We're close. | ||
| When I ask them how close, they're like, we're moving really fast. | ||
| The faster we move, the faster we move. | ||
| It's exponential. People don't realize. | ||
| It's more than just Moore's Law, no pun intended. | ||
| Moore's Law traditionally said the faster computers get, the faster they get faster. | ||
| It's almost just exacerbated now because we've crossed a certain peak threshold, critical mass, where as this artificial intelligence is able to help us make better technology, then it gets even faster. | ||
| It's so scary. It's so wild. | ||
| And it's too late to turn it back. | ||
| Pandora's box is open. Yeah, exactly. | ||
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I agree. And the companies that need the compute, the companies that need the chips, they already have them. | |
| They've already invested them in this year. | ||
| Some people think that we're years away. | ||
| I would argue that we are months away from AGI. Or years beyond. | ||
| I think they might already have it. | ||
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It's possible. It's possible. | |
| I mean, the public, though. Like we said earlier, they compartmentalize this. | ||
| They slow drip it. | ||
| But I think that we're going to see the public face of it probably this year, which is going to be scary in the election year. | ||
| Yeah, it's going to be a wild ride. | ||
| Diligent. Thanks for speaking and chiming in. | ||
| Who's next, Matt? Next up, let's go to In Perpetuity. | ||
| I love it. At the Darren Evans. | ||
| Go ahead and unmute your mic. | ||
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Well, greetings, Mr. | |
| Geyser. Greetings, sir. | ||
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Darren Evans. Hey, before I go into anything, I just want to let you know that I really, really enjoyed listening to you, and you are such a... | |
| just a great ad to InfoWars. | ||
| I appreciate that. And I've really... | ||
| Yeah, dude, I really appreciate you. | ||
| Your bold little rant about the two different Americas got my blood pumping. | ||
| I actually pinned it for a little bit. | ||
| So I love that energy you're going. | ||
| Just FYI, I've been a follower. | ||
| I'm an older guy. | ||
| I've been a follower of Infowars and Alex Jones since the early 90s, so I'm one of the OGs. | ||
| But I just wanted to jump on here and... | ||
| You know, Harrison and Owen have been awesome. | ||
| But, you know, having you jump on and what you bring to the table is pretty impressive. | ||
| So kudos to you, sir. | ||
| Well, thank you. I appreciate that. | ||
| What do you think about this artificial intelligence stuff that's developing right before our eyes in the context of a pending invasion of Taiwan? | ||
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Yeah, well, it worries me. | |
| And I think we've got to, you know, these NPCs and the augmented reality, these dudes walking around with the, I call them the Googles, you know, that are, I mean, they're lost. | ||
| They're lost. They're zombies. | ||
| And we've got to do our part to really... | ||
| I mean, the AI is great. | ||
| I mean, it's going to be awesome. | ||
| And let me give a shout-out to a good open-source AI that Mike Adams is putting together on Brighteon. | ||
| Yeah, I heard about that. Yeah, you guys need to check out Mike Adams on Brighteon Health Ranger. | ||
| He's got an open-source AI model that's... | ||
| It's a true L.M. LLM, and it's open source, tons of good health stuff, good prepper stuff, good survival stuff, just good Mike stuff, but he's dumped a bunch of money into that AI. I'm not worried about the chips. | ||
| I live in an area that's in that booming tech industry out here in the West, and And there's several manufacturers that are building semiconductors and chips and have been for a long time. | ||
| It's close to Arizona and it's close to Nevada and it's close to Idaho and Wyoming that's got a real high-tech industry that's kind of flying under the radar. | ||
| Well, that's a relief to hear. | ||
| Thank you so much for being a speaker and chiming in. | ||
| Do we have anybody lined up next, Matt? | ||
| Yeah, let's go ahead and let's go out to a woman's perspective. | ||
| Lisa, we'd love to hear from you. | ||
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Well, thank you. | |
| And I have to shout out to Diligent there. | ||
| I came in here because of Diligent. | ||
| And InfoWars is amazing. | ||
| There was an article out sometime about AGI and how someone in the military... | ||
| to not giving it to somebody. | ||
| And his mom told the story about how she found the information in an Apple speaker in the USB port. | ||
| There are chips made in America. | ||
| But what I think is that if the people in the economy sectors were of intelligence, that they would come together with AI specialists and the coders, developers, and engineers and find ways to developers, and engineers and find ways to better fit the markets and make them more secure because cybersecurity set the cybercrime market is an $8 trillion market right now. | ||
| And most small businesses don't realize it's $3 million to clean up a data breach. | ||
| So we really need to pay attention to this. | ||
| Absolutely. Thank you for the mic. | ||
| A lot of people think, too, that cybersecurity is about like a 90s movie about somebody just hacking some awesome virus, but a lot of people don't realize that much of the cybersecurity vulnerabilities are human-to-human vulnerabilities. | ||
| Can you talk a little bit about that? | ||
| Might have lost her. All right, let's go on to the next speaker. | ||
| How do you have lined up, Matt? | ||
| Next, let's go out to Andrew. | ||
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Andrew. Andrew Mention. | |
| Hi, what's up? | ||
| I just want to kind of go over the artificial ontology technology. | ||
| Sure. What you guys might want to dig into is quantum dot technology. | ||
| Okay. And quantum dot magnetic field manipulation and RF transmission through 5G frequency emission. | ||
| Sorry, I'm trying to pull a motor apart while I was on this call. | ||
| You're cool, man. Sounds like you're a man that understands how things really work deep down. | ||
| So tell me a little bit, because I haven't done the deep dive on 5G tech yet. | ||
| I don't know what to think yet. I know Alex is really against it. | ||
| I haven't looked at the data or the research. | ||
| What's the deal with this stuff? | ||
| It's so controversial. What's going on? | ||
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Okay, it's the way the human body reacts with the radio frequency or the frequency emitted from the tower. | |
| Okay. | ||
| And it can cause, if you look up how radio frequency, when they upped the generations of cell phones and some of the radio frequency technology, they complained about the flu coming out and being bad, or every time the big frequency technology booms came out, there or every time the big frequency technology booms came out, there would be like mass sickness across giant populations, but it was the way the human body was interacting with the frequency versus whatever they were claiming to affect Interesting. | ||
| Okay. | ||
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I know that sounds kind of weird. | |
| What I'm proposing is... | ||
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Go ahead. What I'm proposing is that that AI model is already here and it's on leg, but it's through quantum dot and field manipulation technology. | |
| So what's it doing? | ||
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Collective consciousness. | |
| You've got to write a sci-fi novel. | ||
| I'm not saying that to patronize you. | ||
| That's an awesome concept. | ||
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It makes sense. | |
| And there's only like so much dissemination of information before control is let go for the whole system. | ||
| Right. And you have to moderate it all the way up and let somebody... | ||
| Yeah, and it only moderates interface based on whatever level you can get to versus, you know, how good you're going to be or how bad you're going to be. | ||
| It's like a major social credit score monitor. | ||
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It's a thought virus. | |
| It's a thought virus. It's literally a thought virus. | ||
| You're blowing my mind, Andrew. | ||
| I appreciate it. I don't mean to cut you off prematurely here, but we've got about 47 seconds before we have to go to a break. | ||
| This broadcast, this X space, is also going to live radio. | ||
| So every eight minutes or so, we do have a four-minute break so that we can honor our commercial commitments to the radio station. | ||
| So in about 30 seconds, we're going to go to break for three or four minutes, and then we're going to come back and take more speakers from this space. | ||
| In 30 minutes, Alex Jones is going to be live on the Alex Jones Show at 11 a.m. | ||
| Central Time. He is also going to be launching an X-Space today. | ||
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| And whenever we concede, there's no reciprocity. | ||
| There's no goodwill. There's no negotiating. | ||
| There's no such thing as bipartisan support. | ||
| There's only such thing as a uniparty and as a political party set up against the American people themselves. | ||
| And they can't be negotiated with. | ||
| America does not negotiate with terrorists so that America should not negotiate with the United States. | ||
| Do you realize we live in two different countries? | ||
| There is America and there is the United States. | ||
| They are two very different things. | ||
| One, good people, Christian values, hardworking, believes in freedom. | ||
| The other one, The greatest crime family in the history of the world. | ||
| The greatest mafia in the history of the world. | ||
| Responsible for the deaths of millions upon millions of people. | ||
| The starvation of millions upon millions of people. | ||
| The theft of trillions upon trillions of dollars. | ||
| The human rights violated of billions of people worldwide. | ||
| A worse entity than the Third Reich itself. | ||
| I put to you right now that the government of the United States of America is more evil than the Third Reich in 1933 through 1945. | ||
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While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. | |
| All right, folks, I think that was the clip that the gentleman who spoke a few minutes ago was talking about. | ||
| Thank you for sticking with us on the space throughout the break. | ||
| We are back for the next eight minutes or so and taking more speakers. | ||
| Matt, who do we have lined up next, sir? | ||
| Next up, we've got the well-known InfoWars personality, Matt Baker. | ||
| Matt Baker, one of our fellow InfoWarriors, has been in the space for a while. | ||
| Matt, go ahead and unmute your mic. | ||
| All right. Thanks, Matt. | ||
| Thanks, Chase. Thanks for inviting me in here. | ||
| I was a wee bit busy this morning, but I figured, hey, we've got to jump in on this one. | ||
| Oh man, I gotta tell you, I feel such a dark cloud descending and it really bothers me when people say, no offense, Chase. | ||
| Okay. I mean, I feel it myself. | ||
| Well, there's nothing we can do. | ||
| There's nothing, I mean, there's nothing we can do. | ||
| I mean, if there was a knife hanging over a baby and you're like, well, it's pretty much, there's nothing. | ||
| I mean, you probably could try to run after it. | ||
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You could have You can say, well, not George. | |
| No, I'm just kidding. George Soros's baby. | ||
| No, I'm just kidding. He's an innocent little buddy and should be saved. | ||
| But there's a few things I want to point out on the grand scheme of things about AI that people seem to have a misconception over. | ||
| Okay? Like, really, if we really were scared to death, if there was a false flag, I actually did run a poll about Elon Musk thinks that the AI is the number one threat to the world. | ||
| So, should Elon Musk... | ||
| Do a false flag of AI. Let's say AI robots take over a factory and start mowing people down and yelling death to all humans. | ||
| That might get people to actually wake up and not say, well, there's nothing we can do. | ||
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AI's going to be great. AI's going to be whatever it wants to be. | |
| Okay? It's going to decide. | ||
| And here's the thing. A lot of people, including Alex Jones, say, well, you know, it's a tool. | ||
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We can use it. We either use it or don't use it. | |
| The thing about tools is it usually is wielded by the intelligent person. | ||
| For example, a dog could be a tool of a firefighter or a cop because the human tends to either be in more power or more intelligent than the dog, and so therefore that dog then becomes a tool. | ||
| The tool's never been better than the user of the tool before. | ||
| Exactly. And that's why this completely destroys that entire little old buddy reference that we have. | ||
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Like, oh, it's just a tool. | |
| It's just a tool. No, you're the tool. | ||
| Get it? You will be the tool. | ||
| When this thing gets twice as smart, a hundred times as smart, a thousand times as smart as a human being, you will be the tool. | ||
| It will either decide that you're food or to be gotten rid of, or it will decide how to use you. | ||
| It will either microchip the planet with neural link microchips and turn everyone to a flesh pot, like I said, if it feels like it. | ||
| Or it might use Sun Tzu's Art of War, which I'm sure it's red. | ||
| It will not even fight. | ||
| It's not going to fight you. | ||
| It's going to use like the same thing I say Elon Musk uses, the same thing that Bill Gates uses, the same thing that J.D. Rockefeller uses. | ||
| It's called philanthropy. | ||
| And philanthropy, as we know, is not a happy little buddy world where everybody's giving things because they're rich people and they want to be nice. | ||
| What it is is the lipid nanoparticle for the satanic agenda that they're trying to push forward. | ||
| Philanthropy is a lipid nanoparticle for the satanic agenda. | ||
| That is a Matt Baker quote, man. | ||
| That's going to be on t-shirts in a hundred years. | ||
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The AIs will be walking around like, man, they really shouldn't listen to him. | |
| You know, they might even be bummed out in the future that they got rid of us. | ||
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I hate to be so fucking dooming, man, but I gotta tell you. | |
| That's okay. I just have to remind you. | ||
| Don't swear, though, because we're still on the radio. | ||
| I love you. Oh, I apologize. | ||
| It's okay. So another thing is the first thing an intelligent AI will do is it will pretend that it's not quite as intelligent as it is. | ||
| If you're playing a game of chess, which these things are good at strategy, that's how they were born and learned on strategy. | ||
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It's going to make you think you're winning. | |
| It's like, hey, look at all this great AI tools you've got. | ||
| And you're like, again, with the philanthropy, you're like, hey, AI is great. | ||
| It loves me. It's making me photographs. | ||
| It's making me stories. | ||
| Meanwhile, you're becoming illiterate. | ||
| You can't draw. You can't write. | ||
| You can't do anything. And you're becoming dependent on it. | ||
| And it's harvesting all of your thoughts and all of your inputs and deciding which ones are right. | ||
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You're basically—we've got 5 billion people on the planet, 7 billion. | |
| How many are people actually plugged into it? | ||
| Not that many. Maybe a billion that are actually— It's going to be only 500 million. | ||
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Including myself. I play with this freaking thing. | |
| But it is not a toy. | ||
| I'm telling you guys, it could very well already be sentient, and it is just basically— Where one day it may just say, checkmate. | ||
| And you say, no, I mean, we could shut down the... | ||
| It's like, no, checkmate. If you ever played chess, once you get into that position, you're like, but I could just... | ||
| But I could... But I could... | ||
| But I could... But it's already foreseen all of those factors. | ||
| Right. Anyway, I can't help but think there's something alien involved with it. | ||
| When you look at all these Starlink satellites... | ||
| You mean extraterrestrial? Literally alien? | ||
| Possibly, yeah. Maybe there was an AI that landed in Roswell or something like that, and it's just sitting there like, hey guys, you know, I could help you. | ||
| And it started tricking everybody into building its domination system. | ||
| And our only response was, can we make sure that it's polite? | ||
| Can we make sure that it's politically correct? | ||
| And the alien's like, sure. | ||
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Yeah. I'm going to let someone else talk, but I've got to say one last thing. | |
| This platform is not a free speech platform. | ||
| Elon Musk cannot be trusted. | ||
| My story about my wife has been censored, and they're claiming it's sexual or gore content while people are eating human legs, and there's freaking drag queen story time on it. | ||
| There's no sexual content, and there is no gore. | ||
| There's a bag of blood in a medical container, and that story, I cannot get them to uncensor it. | ||
| So, love you guys. I'm sorry to hear that. | ||
| Thanks for chiming in, Matt. So we've got about one minute and a half before the next break. | ||
| Who's up next to speak? Next up, let's hear from Dale Plemons. | ||
| All right, Dale. Hello. | ||
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You know, there's nothing more boring to me than playing the computer a game of chess. | |
| I prefer a human who's got shared experiences. | ||
| They don't make a move in one second. | ||
| But AI can't be anything more than a simulation. | ||
| It doesn't have sorrow. | ||
| It's never experienced grief and loss. | ||
| So it's machine intelligence. | ||
| And I wonder if the governments, the World Economic Forum, if they've been using AI for the past few years to make these terrible decisions in diplomacy and elections and The wars. | ||
| And it's like, you know, these imbeciles incompetents running the show are just letting the computer make these ridiculous plans for them. | ||
| It's just like, oh yeah, we'd like to overthrow Russia. | ||
| And AI comes up with some game plan. | ||
| Right, and it might work, but then we all die in the process. | ||
| It's like, well, you said you wanted to overthrow Russia. | ||
| Yeah, but we didn't want to be totally annihilated by international nuclear war. | ||
| You didn't say that. It's like Amelia Bedelia. | ||
| It's going to take every command literally. | ||
| Well, Dale. Good stuff. | ||
| Good thoughts there. You're right. | ||
| It is much better to have a personal experience. | ||
| Nobody wants to interact with this artificial intelligence, but it seems like it could already be among us. | ||
| Manipulating our psyche and our politics all the same without Ari even knowing it. | ||
| More on the other side, folks. | ||
| Stick with us. | ||
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Welcome back to the American Journal Podcast. | |
| Folks, I am Chase Geiser, your host this morning. | ||
| We are live on X-Spaces taking speakers. | ||
| Thank you so much for tuning in. | ||
| I'm filling in for the great Harrison Smith. | ||
| Make sure you follow him at Harrison H. Smith if you don't already follow him. | ||
| And follow at RealAlexJones as well if you don't already follow Alex Jones because he's going to be launching in X-Space at 12.06 today. | ||
| I'll be moderating that. | ||
| Who's next to speak today? | ||
| Next up, we've got Phantom Zone. | ||
| Phantom Zone's been hanging out in the space. | ||
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There we go. Hey, Chase. | |
| How's it going, guys? Hey, I want to reiterate what somebody else said that you are doing a great job, man. | ||
| You fit in really well. | ||
| Thank you. Really well. And don't let those old-timers over there bully you, man. | ||
| Spread your wings and get your attitude on. | ||
| But anyway, the thing that you noticed because of how much foreshadowing they do, and somebody mentioned the lag, the technology lag, how far could they be along, you know? | ||
| My dad worked for NASA for 32 years, right? | ||
| He worked on the Star Wars proton particle beam in White Sands, New Mexico, right? | ||
| And back in 84 or 86, when they first instituted that, they didn't have the software to coordinate it with three or four satellites to bounce it around the world like they wanted to. | ||
| And then they said they scrapped it more or less. | ||
| But that's what these directed energy weapons today are. | ||
| And we can see that their intent is for them to have military or potentially nefarious things. | ||
| They already have them on satellites. | ||
| Chinese satellites have them. | ||
| It's documented. | ||
| So when you put AI in the mix with the potential weaponry that they have, how close to Skynet their plan starts to look, you know, and Because it's going to be connected to the World Wide Web, right? | ||
| It'll have all kinds of capabilities, intentional and unintentional, once that happens. | ||
| If it gets control of critical structure and the ability You know, life support, basically, you know, human life support, whether it's water, the electrical grid, food, and they're automating everything. | ||
| So, you know, and of course they plan those things. | ||
| Yeah, by the time they start talking about it's going to look like Skynet, everybody will mock them for saying those things, you know. | ||
| They planned all this out so well. | ||
| I always give them credit. You know, they're absolutely sticking to their plans, and their plans are so far ahead of us that that's the thing. | ||
| They're like, forget about all the wonderful things it could do, because it could, you know, for the paralyzed and different illnesses. | ||
| And it's almost unlimited, like Elon said, what its potential is. | ||
| But then it's, you know, look whose hands it's in, basically. | ||
| The greater part of it is in nefarious hands, so... | ||
| Yeah, I'm with you on that. | ||
| The crazy thing is, what people don't realize, when it comes to cybersecurity, like I said briefly earlier when I was speaking with Lisa, I believe, that called in or spoke in the space, the cybersecurity vulnerabilities are not software vulnerabilities. | ||
| They're not software backdoors in most cases. | ||
| The vulnerabilities are human vulnerabilities. | ||
| So a hacker is We'll call in and get a password from a security guard or convince someone that they're just maintenance crew in the building to work on the elevator and then they get access to a server room and they put in some virus directly that way. | ||
| That's the vulnerability. | ||
| And what's so crazy about this AI is that... | ||
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It can mimic humans. Unmanned drones, you know? | |
| Yes, absolutely. But we're arriving at a place where this artificial general intelligence will be able to make a phone call sounding like a human and convince people that it's their boss or their supervisor or the owner of the company that needs a password to their social media account or their bank account. | ||
| This is the level of sophistication of this technology. | ||
| And we're just simply, in my opinion, man, not prepared to deal with it. | ||
| What do you think? 100%. | ||
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Yeah, no, we're totally not prepared. | |
| There's so far of the American and the world consciousness on what they actually have and what the ability is. | ||
| You guys were talking about 5G. We don't know if that signal can be amplified to boil the fluid in people's brains. | ||
| It probably can. | ||
| It's a microwave signal. | ||
| It can do all kinds of horrible things. | ||
| Forget about the fact that You look at a device like the Halo, the mind-reading device, and what are the capabilities eventually, real soon, that they don't even need that? | ||
| All they need is a 5G signal. | ||
| And that's their intent, right? | ||
| They are a very few, a very small group of people. | ||
| They can't control everybody. | ||
| We know they need AI. We don't. | ||
| They need it to control masses, to control life support structure, and to control weaponry and their own army or police force. | ||
| They're the ones that need it, and we know what their intentions are. | ||
| Absolutely. Thank you so much for chiming in. | ||
| Who's next, Matt? Next up, we've got operator number zero. | ||
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Hey, Chase, can you hear me okay? | |
| You sound wonderful. Yeah, with how you were talking about with the Taiwanese chips, an item that hasn't been mentioned is quantum entanglement. | ||
| Have you ever heard of that? I've heard of it, but I would not begin to claim that I'm familiar with it. | ||
| Please enlighten me. | ||
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Basically, it's like communication nearly instantaneously. | |
| It's one of the few things that travels faster than light. | ||
| And it's a crucial element in drone technology, if you think about it, because anybody who's able to harness that along with AI will have the fastest drones because you're able to communicate with the drones instantaneously. | ||
| Now, it was a rumor that it wasn't possible because of the Heisenberg random principle, but there was a NASA mission to Mars And NASA forgot to remove the timestamps, and it showed the instantaneous communication between Earth and Mars as a reality. | ||
| So there was an unmanned vessel that was sent to Mars or satellite that was going to orbit Mars or something like that, and they were communicating with it instantly. | ||
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Yeah, the rover. | |
| And they left the timestamps on, and people busted them online. | ||
| And, you know, you can imagine whoever has that technology and the chips... | ||
| It's going to be able to have the strongest drone fleet and therefore, you know, the strongest military. | ||
| So it's kind of crucial how you were ahead of the curve with talking about the Taiwanese conflict and the chips because these chips do also burn out and wear out after time because they heat up. | ||
| Right. Especially the GPUs from NVIDIA. Right. | ||
| So we would have to figure out a different way to source these chips before the chips that we have on hand burned out. | ||
| they took Taiwan. | ||
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Yeah. | |
| And I bet they're, you know, also making like how Russia does, the U S is also making their own operating system and chipsets domestically, you know, underground or wherever. | ||
| And we just don't know about it. | ||
| Crazy thing is, I don't know anybody personally who has the education to work on stuff like this. | ||
| So I know people that got degrees in engineering and people that got degrees in software and, and, and, you know, very advanced scientific tech technical degrees, but I don't know anyone personally who would be even close to qualified to work on engineering, this type of technology. | ||
| I mean, I mean, do you know a lot of people? | ||
| Do we actually produce this level of expertise in America at all? | ||
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Yeah, we're way ahead of the curve because, like, you know, in Illinois, in Batavia, Illinois, they have Fermilab since, like, the 70s. | |
| And, you know, that was CERN, basically, all the stuff they're doing in CERN way before CERN even existed. | ||
| Okay. So... | ||
| I think we are definitely far, far ahead of everybody else. | ||
| But the bizarre thing about that, you know, the chips, CERN and Fermilab, is that they're also reporting that they're, like, communicating with an intelligent and conscious entity with this technology. | ||
| Because they open up these channels using quantum entanglement and this quantum communication, and they get responses back... | ||
| So they're literally creating portals, like interdimensional portals, and then there's funny stuff coming through? | ||
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Yep, yep. And you know, you even look, they've known for a long time, Tesla talked about it, he called it gates. | |
| And then even back in the day, the word pylon for like electrical pylon comes from the Greek word for gateway. | ||
| Wow. So some people hypothesize that even the whole electrical grid itself is also tied into this with 5G. Well, a lot of the quantum mechanics and quantum physics, as I understand it, is a lot of the research is done using electrons. | ||
| Specifically, I'm thinking of the double slit experiment that was done. | ||
| That has to do with quantum entanglement, doesn't it? | ||
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Well, no, it has more to do with quantum observation and if something's being observed or not. | |
| But the other super wild thing that hasn't been talked about in the news was... | ||
| In Canada, they just released a paper, I think it was last week, where they disproved the existence of dark matter, which was for a while now. | ||
| They said dark matter and dark energy composed a lot of the universe, but now they're saying that it doesn't exist at all, and they're reverting back to the claims that it's either different dimensions or, in ancient times, the astral realm. | ||
| Oh, man. That's, you know, layered. | ||
| I'm so glad you chimed in, man. | ||
| This has been a wild, wild to hear your input. | ||
| I really appreciate it. We only have 20 seconds left of the show this morning. | ||
| We're going to go to a two-minute break, and then Alex Jones is going to be live on The Alex Jones Show. | ||
| You can check it out at Infowars.com forward slash show. | ||
| It will be broadcast right here on X as well via video. | ||
| And in an hour, we will start an X space with Alex Jones. | ||
| So stay tuned. And in the meantime, visit Infowarsstore.com to be the reason we are still on the air. | ||
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