In Knowledge Fight #233, Alex Jones falsely claims Jerome Coursey was pressured by Florida authorities, conflates transgender issues with pedophilia, and pushes Epstein treason theories without evidence. He repeats debunked Las Vegas shooter conspiracy claims despite an official 187-page report proving them wrong, blames GM closures on anti-American sentiment, and warns about Clinton’s unreleased emails—potentially violating legal norms. Praising Bolsonaro and Faith Goldie (a fired neo-Nazi journalist), he ignores their fascist ties while promoting violent rhetoric. Jones’ incoherent metaphors and reliance on misinformation reveal a pattern of prioritizing emotional manipulation over facts, undermining credibility in favor of fringe narratives. [Automatically generated summary]
But then as soon as it came out of my mouth, I got really self-conscious and forgot to launch into talking about Laura Loomer being chained to a building.
Which, by the way, as we're recording this, she has already unconsciously.
Laura Loomer was mad that she got kicked off Twitter, and so she chained herself to the door of Twitter's headquarters, and the police came and said, Twitter's not going to press charges.
If you need us, give us a call.
And at that point, it was revealed that she had thrown away her key and couldn't get herself off the door.
Look, Jordan, I've been having a tough time this week because, well, first of all, I was really sort of self-conscious about our Wednesday episode with Reverend Manning.
I was a little confused that the response has been mostly positive.
And I put up a poll in our Facebook group, Go Home and Tell Your Mother You're Brilliant about whether or not people would like us to talk about Reverend Manning more.
So the other thing that I've been having a difficult time with this week is I've been listening to Alex in the present day, trying to do a better job of covering his bullshit in the present, and his show sucks.
For Monday's episode, we may have to do another present day episode because I think on Thursday and Friday, Alex is going to be losing his goddamn mind.
Based on the news that's broken here on Thursday evening, just before we're recording about the Cohen situation and stuff like that, Alex is going to have to be in super defense mode.
But on Wednesday, he starts his show.
Oh, shit.
I forgot about this.
Before we start the show.
Okay, all right, all right.
I'd like to give a shout out to you who supported the show.
So, just in case other people don't know what this is about, the story he's talking about is about a Chinese scientist named He Zhin Kui, who's a researcher who earlier this week claimed that he had used gene editing techniques on twin girls who were born recently.
The issue with Alex even running with this story is that, quote, there is no independent confirmation of he's claim, and it has not been published in a journal where it would be vetted by other experts.
At this point, there's no proof that this dude did what he claimed to have done, but even if he had, his actions have been roundly denounced by a majority of the scientific community, nearly universal in their reaction that this is irresponsible and premature based on where the science is currently.
And the day after this story broke, China ordered the team to halt all work they were doing, and they're launching an investigation into this dude, which likely won't end well.
From what I understand, I didn't do too much looking into this.
I read like three or four articles, but one of the articles was saying that some of the people who he was working with were just told that it was like an HIV vaccine type of test.
I don't want to unpack this too much just because it doesn't factor too heavily into the narratives of the show, but it's just another example of Alex creating this sort of Russian propaganda-centric broadcast in the present day.
He's saying that Trump is saying that he's going to do these things, which I guess is a generous interpretation of retweeting a meme because Trump doesn't have that thing that journalists have in their Twitter bio where it's like retweets don't equal endorsements.
Right.
Rare.
So it is implied that this is an endorsement of the message.
Anyway, Jordan, this is the story that Alex is going to make his bread and butter for the day.
And it's interesting because as this clip goes along, I've just paused it.
He's going to keep talking and he brings up something very familiar to us to reinforce his narrative because these individuals are caught red-handed lying to Congress from Comey right down to Hillary.
In order to smear him, because the judge was presiding over an investigation of Joe Arpaio in Maricopa County.
The database of people is something that came out of that investigation and has been repackaged as some sort of database of people who were being spied on.
In terms of like everything we, a lot of stuff we look into seems to trace back to malfeasance in Maricopa County.
So I don't know.
Anyway, like I told you earlier, Jordan, Alex doesn't not talk about how a lot of his friends are in increasingly hot water and seem to be making it worse for themselves.
Seems to be, Coursey had no reason to go on television the other night.
I'm not going to lie about anything, but we sent out these emails to each other in a cover story because we did have contact with Wikileaks, but then we had no contact with WikiLeaks.
Hey, I was with both of these guys.
Unless they were both lying to me, there was no contact with WikiLeaks.
So according to that, because he doesn't talk about it more, so all I have to do is go from there.
What he seems to be expressing is the idea that Jerome Corsi told him that Roger and Jerome Corsi had come up with the, they'd sent those emails to each other about talking to Assange and about sending Ted Malik to go talk to Assange.
And because we're telling the truth and bringing people together and killing Martin Luther King saying common sense things, but there are only two genders.
And now, the reason that that's important, though, is that in addition to this weird Donald Trump retweeted a meme narrative that's going to pick up some steam here in a minute, the other secondary narrative that Alex seems to be really, it's stuck in his craw is the idea that he does a really bad job of differentiating between people who are trans and people who are cross-dressers.
The reality of the story is that he found a clip of a cross-dresser who was engaging in this program where they go to libraries and they have cross-dresser story time where kids are shown that cross-dressers aren't weird people, that sort of thing.
And we've got incredible footage coming up now where the quote trans movement and the drug queen movement, no, it's the sexualization movement of children, is getting up in governmental conferences and saying, we are grooming your kids.
We're taking your kids from you, and we've got to do this.
And we know what we're doing.
We're weird, creepy people who are not going to talk to your kid at a park.
We're going to come into your school that you're locked out of by barbed wire and checkpoints and police.
And we're going to come up to your five-year-olds and we're going to screw them up.
And the clip in question is someone, I can't remember the person's name, but they're at a city council meeting, and they're explaining how much abuse they've gotten after it was announced that they would be performing or reading to kids at this event.
And they say the word grooming, but the context is very clear about the idea of, as I'm here in front of you, I have 50 people behind me staring daggers into me that all hate me.
And what we're trying to do is groom the next generation to not be so intolerant.
To go to the city council meeting and say, we are people.
We're, you know, this is, there's, there's nothing about the idea that maybe I do burlesque or something like that in a nightclub doesn't mean I can't talk to kids.
You know, it's amazing to me that this whole thing has spiraled out of the real complaint that most of these people have, which is just like, I don't want to have to think about being offensive.
Like the real issue is like, I don't want to have to think about calling them they or whatever.
I'd say he or she.
Like that's it's a five-minute delay.
Like this is people angry about the train being late and then being like, and now I'm going to demonize a whole group of people.
Dennis Haster three big articles out of the Miami Herald and other papers about a big investigative piece about how bipartisan groups, both Republicans and Democrats, work to protect Jeffrey Epstein, who is running a giant child kidnapping rape ring.
Robert Mueller was also involved that that came out that he was an informant to Mueller for years.
That's why Epstein only spent a few months in prison.
Cops worked to put Epstein in prison.
Prosecutors worked to cut him a break.
And then the news will only report on it because a future Trump cabinet member gave serial sex abuser deal of a lifetime, which is true.
And that just shows how Trump's got to do more vetting about who he brings in.
The Democrat connections of Bill Clinton on the airplanes is just incredible.
So Alex is really out of line in his coverage of this story here.
The Miami Herald story about Jeffrey Epstein that came out this week is a harrowing look at how a well-connected billionaire can abuse and rape dozens of underage girls, then put together a legal team with assholes like Alan Dershowitz and Ken Starr on it, and end up getting away basically scot-free.
One of the major takeaways from the story, however, is that Alexander Acosta, then the U.S. attorney in Miami, was instrumental in negotiating a lenient sentence for Epstein when the police and detectives had put together a case that could put him away for life.
The reason that that's important is that Acosta is Trump's secretary of labor, which gives him oversight over international child labor laws and human trafficking.
The Herald article points out that he's even been floated as a possible replacement for Sessions as Attorney General.
Although, who knows how realistic that is.
And someone's name being floated doesn't mean they're going to be it.
While this is an element that's been perhaps underreported in the past, Epstein's connection to both Bill Clinton and Donald Trump has not been a secret.
Both men had associated with Epstein regularly in the past, and Epstein's home in Palm Beach is real close to Mar-a-Lago.
Now, as for Mueller, he has no connection here, past the fact that he was the head of the FBI at the time when Epstein was being investigated.
This could indicate some involvement on Mueller's part in not pursuing the case in a manner that the facts merited.
That's definitely a possibility, but that hasn't been proven.
As is always the case in terms of things like this, Alex is just making shit up.
The most I could find was a heavily redacted FBI memo that came out that said that he had provided some information to the FBI and that was that he was cooperating in Florida.
That doesn't mean that he's a longtime informant.
That doesn't mean that he was even an informant.
Alex later in this episode goes so far as to say that Mueller was videotaping people who underage girls in order to blackmail them and stuff like that.
And it's so ugly for him to take an innocuous comment about trying to make the next generation more tolerant of people who are different than them and turn that into grooming of children and then here to be so sort of wishy-washy about the real facts of a story, like a story about a guy who was a monster.
But to then also have like a third of your show be about how this drag queen wants to groom your kids and stuff like that, it's just distasteful.
Like, it really, it's, I know, I know Alex Jones' entire show is distasteful, but it's a different brand of distasteful when it's so like emotionally manipulative.
Because that is such an issue that people are triggered by.
Yeah.
And rightfully so.
It's something that's very, it's a soft spot for a lot of people protecting children and that sort of thing.
One of the stories that had broke this week is that GM is closing a bunch of their plants, which is in direct contradiction of the things that no jobs are coming back.
And they're such globalists that they shut down plants in key areas where Trump pledged to keep them open, not because they're not making money, but because they hate this country.
He's acting like that meme is an announcement of Trump saying it's go time on these people, as opposed to it just being a continuation of his, hey, guys, this is what I'm going to do.
If there's anything I know about hard-hitting reporting that I learned on the knee of Woodward and Bernstein themselves, it's that all good reporting begins with, what do you want for Christmas?
I have a lot of interesting sources, and I was getting this information a few weeks ago, and then I saw in congressional hearings and in statements made movement.
And then the president's tweet this morning crystallized it all that I needed to talk about this.
And I was thinking about breaking down what's about to happen.
And then I got another message from an individual I know that has amazing sources saying the exact same thing.
And remember, you know, I told you the day after Vegas from the hostage rescue team that he'd been to the Middle East, the room was full of ISIS and al-Qaeda paraphernalia, that he'd been a gun runner, and that there were other shooters.
And all that later came out.
And over a year later, they still don't give out an official statement.
It is important to note that Alex not knowing that the police put out a report on the Las Vegas shooting is not the same thing as them not putting out a report on the shooting.
They put out this report summing up their investigation into Steven Paddock and his terrorist attack.
The report specifically says, quote, while en route to the scene, many investigators heard multiple chaotic emergency-only radio calls coming out in reference to active shooters at different properties along the Las Vegas Strip, fires breaking out at certain properties, actual shooters that were inside the Las Vegas Village venue at the time of the shooting.
Early reporting from national news outlets reported that ISIS was claiming responsibility for the shooting.
The investigation revealed none of this information was accurate.
Alex is operating off rumor and hearsay that got misreported in the chaos that unfolded after this terrorist attack began.
It's one of the difficulties of our more connected world that bad actors or well-intentioned people with erroneous information can get their inaccurate messages out.
And then the media can be called liars and cover-up artists because they don't keep reporting those messages after they've been shown to be false.
The report goes on to say, quote, Paddock acted alone.
Despite early reports of multiple shooters in different locations, no evidence exists to substantiate any of those reports.
Thousands of hours of digital media were reviewed.
And after all the interviews were conducted, no evidence exists that indicates Paddock conspired with or acted in collusion with anyone else.
This includes video surveillance, recovered DNA, and analysis of cell phones and computers belonging to Haddock.
There's no evidence of radicalization or ideology to support any theory that Paddock supported or followed any hate group or any domestic or foreign terrorist organization.
Everything Alex is saying is based on conspiracy bullshit that came out in the immediate aftermath of the shooting and things that were amplified by his own associates like Steve Pieczenik, Infowars contributor Shepard Ambellis, and Alex's fake intelligence source, Zach.
None of this is real.
Alex is saying, like, you know I got these awesome sources.
You remember how I told you all this shit about Las Vegas that I probably saw on 4chan and then reported and then pretended that everyone was covering up after the fact?
I needed to say something about the GM plants closing.
Oh, yeah, that's important.
Because Alex said that it was because they hated America.
But if that were the case, it's kind of hard to explain why some of the plants they're closing are in Canada and South Korea, which kind of doesn't track with the trying to punish America thing.
According to GM, the move is essentially about trying to make the business more flexible moving into the future, as traditional automobiles are less appealing to consumers.
It really sucks that they're laying off thousands of employees, but it's not rooted in a hatred of America.
It's rooted in a fear that another auto crash might be coming and a desire to get ahead of it.
Sales of sedans have been slipping pretty seriously for a long time now.
Ford announced in April that they would end production on all sedans by the end of 2018.
Apple, Uber, and Tesla are all working on the next generation of transportation with self-driving cars and what have you.
So the auto industry is coming to the realization that they're not up against the normal market forces that they're used to and that Silicon Valley is poised to all but make their products obsolete.
It's all bullshit.
Like, it's all terrible.
This is awful.
People should be not being treated like this, the employees and what have you.
But because of the show we do, the most important thing that bears mentioning is that Alex is full of shit.
It says nothing to do with Trump or punishing America or anything like that.
It's an unfortunate, I mean, it's just capitalism.
I believe, if I recall correctly, the only reason he ended up with the mannequin head was because he used to have a dog, a little dog that he would bring along with him and he would talk to because he was crazy.
They just do this thing where they want this thing.
Like, after her dumb, dumb, dumb fuck shit that she said about how one of the ways that we get out of this extremist thing is we deport more people or whatever it is.
It's just either rehashing of things that have been a theme of Trump's campaign rallies for all of the time that he's been doing them, or just Alex projecting things that he imagines are the case until he says this as he's going out to break.
Alex, the reason all of your friends are in trouble right now is because they publicly indicated that they knew about things that were coming out before anyone should have known that they came out.
You just did something that you better fucking hope.
If those emails do come out, you better fucking hope that you know that the provenance of those emails is clean.
Because if not, that clip is playing in court.
I don't know what's going to happen in the future.
I don't know if all of her erased emails are going to come out.
I imagine a lot of them are exactly what she says they were, like planning yoga meetings or whatever.
Sure.
I'm sure a bulk of them are that.
Maybe you'll find a couple things that are suspicious in there, too.
Oh, there is some sort of international nationalism that's so this is something that I wanted to get into a tiny bit on the show, which we haven't really.
Alex has a number of times talked about how Brazil, a nationalist, has won, and he's a Trump kind of guy.
The first issue that I have with Alex being into Bolsonaro is that he came to power in what is very clearly a right-wing coup, where his predecessor, Lulo, was jailed on trumped-up corruption charges by a judge named Sergio Moro, who would then go on to be made minister of justice as soon as Bolsonaro became president.
That stink of corruption is enough for anyone to be suspicious, but the reality of who Jerry Bolsonaro is should really frighten people who care about human rights.
Here are just some of the things that make him a real shithead.
In 2017, he said of black settlement in Brazil, quote, they do nothing.
They're not even good for procreation.
He referred to black activists as animals who should, quote, go back to the zoo.
In 2014, he said, quote, I wouldn't rape you because you don't deserve it, to Congresswoman Maria Do Rosario on the floor of Congress.
He later clarified, saying he's not a rapist, but wouldn't rape Rosario because she's ugly and, quote, not his type.
He later made it very blunt, saying, quote, I'm pro-torture and the people are too.
He said, quote, you won't change anything in this country through voting.
Nothing.
Absolutely nothing.
Unfortunately, you'll only change things by having a civil war and doing the work the military regime didn't do.
Killing 30,000, starting with former President Ferdinando Henrique Cardoso.
Killing.
If a few innocent people die, that's all right.
Since being elected, Bolsonaro has cracked down on his political opponents under the guise of purging leftists from the country.
There have been numerous reports of government officials showing up at universities and confiscating materials deemed to be leftist.
Quote, according to Lias Doneda, a PhD student who teaches linguistics and professors, among the taboo subjects is anything related to inequality or the factors that cause it, because that could be seen as a critique of capitalism and misrepresented as supporting so-called Marxist ideology.
So if Alex is into this guy, if anybody has been paying attention to Brazilian politics in the past five years, it is one of the more like, I guess, I guess a tragic thing.
And the fact that Alex is so uninterested in any of these things, like, I mean, sure, I understand the idea of not caring that he's a misogynist, homophobe, racist asshole.
I understand that to some extent from Alex's position.
I understand that to a degree from him, but I can't understand the idea of Alex if he knew the sort of things that he's doing in terms of the, like, making Sergio Moro the minister of justice, the idea of cracking down on these universities and saying they can't teach X, Y, or Z thing.
Like, I don't understand why Alex would be okay with that.
It indicates a lack of any knowledge, or he is totally fine with fascism as long as it's his kind.
I hadn't listened to a ton of Faith Goldie talking, and I didn't realize you'll hear this as she talks a little bit, but we're not going to listen to too much of her.
But she basically sounds like she's doing an Ancoulter impression.
It's crazy how much of the verbal patterns are very similar.
Faith Goldie is someone who's running for politics in Canada.
It's really interesting.
There was an article in the cut that came out recently that was written by someone that she went to school with that was trying to sort of figure out how the person that she knew in high school could be the person who exists now.
It was actually a really interesting article.
I recommend people read it because it talks about how she went from being this really friendly, outgoing, magnanimous, weed-smoking, helping younger people should have people over and answer questions about relationships and alcohol and things like that.
In her senior year, she was in a production of the Laramie Project, had a candlelight vigil for Matthew Shepard, that sort of thing.
He's just going to attack all Muslims because he thinks that they're all that, as opposed to recognizing that there is a cross-section of Muslims as there is of all people that are fucking dicks.
There is just a percentage of all groups that are bad people.
And he just decides in this case, because it's the group that he and his boys have decided to turn into the other, that they marginalize the most, that they are all complicit in that.
So lest you think that just Faith Goldie and Alex, they're just going to sit around and talk about Islam and how much they don't want those people coming into the country.
That's not all they talk about.
Alex brings back up that clip he has of the cross-dresser addressing a city council meeting, and Faith Goldie says something incredibly horrible.
This time I am very conscious that I am doing that.
There is just one thing that I want to say about how stupid these people are, which is how is it that you don't realize that if you, I mean, even in their perfect world of like, we never bring in third world people.
So in this next clip, like I said, they get back to the cross-dresser narrative that Alex has turned into all trans people are really just trying to groom your children.
Faith Goldie says something real awful.
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No one grows up being this sort of sexual deviant.
I'm sorry to say they've been groomed because of some sort of exposure, desensitization, or abuse.
And so what happens is basically the way that these sexual deviants create more sexual deviation is by abuse.
He's a European nationalist, and he appears to have some association with fascist groups, from what I can tell, but it's really hard to nail down.
He doesn't have a ton of stuff about him that's publicly available.
The only other thing that I can say for sure about Joseph is that he was thrown out of Royal St. George Private School for what then Principal Hal Hanaford called, quote, an anti-Semitic incident.
The incident in question was an internet message board that was started and became a hotbed for bigotry and specifically anti-Semitism.
When a fellow student voiced disapproval with the messages being made on this board, someone replied, and I apologize for my language that I'm about to say, I quote, you little fucking faggot, who are you?
Nobody knows you.
You're probably some fucking Jew who doesn't deserve to exist and who should be thrown into an oven with the rest of them.
Fucking kite, get off this site.
Nobody wants you here.
Fucking cheap piece of motherfucking shit.
Next time you decide to send something, put some thought into it.
All right, you little fucking Jew.
Don't go off blabbing about random bullshit.
Okay, you fucking hook-nosed parasite.
That's all I have to say for the moment.
It turns out that the person who disapproved of the hatred on this board was actually four female students who printed off the messages from the board and reported them to Mr. Hannaford.
Joseph was one of three students kicked out of school for this, which doesn't necessarily mean that he wrote the above message, but definitely means that he was writing similar things, given that four additional students were suspended for shorter terms for being bystanders on the message board, which means that he was definitely deeply involved in posting messages like the one that was reported.
One of the chief concerns that educators had was the fact that the language that was being used seemed very anachronistic, like holdovers from 1930s anti-Semitism, which seemed odd to be coming from 15-year-olds.
The conclusion they came to was that there was very likely some kind of radicalization happening that these students had been the target of, which they then became the distributors of.
People who knew Faith in high school, as well as classmates of Joseph, said that they believe that his influence and how he came into her life around the time that her mother was suffering with stage four breast cancer led Faith down the hateful path that she's on today.
People who knew her have indicated that they believe that what happened was the way that she went from being this really outgoing, nice, very sociable person in high school to what she is now, is that around this time, tragedy struck in her life where her mom was her rock.
Before that, she was very weak and vulnerable, and she happened to meet this guy who got thrown out of school for posting anti-Semitic shit on a message board, and he started to be able to take advantage of her.
But I mean, he's calling Bolsonaro a nationalist in the Trump vein who's one of these success stories internationally.
Then he has Faith Goldie, someone who has very clearly indicated neo-Nazi positions and affiliations.
He has her on and says that her husband is a great patriot who's not even an American anyway.
He's a great patriot.
only as a patriot if your version of patriotism is protecting whiteness that's the only how much more clear can you make it there's no other way you can have an international nationalist movement against the globalists calling people patriots if it's not uniting in some sense It's a white nation.
Imagine going to your church and making them talk about the targeting of children or world government.
Imagine being men and taking the culture back and not letting L.A. and San Francisco and London and Paris and all the mentally ill, horribly sad people, people like Macron, a known admitted sex slave when he was a child to the Rothschilds and others.
That's what extreme news.
Wait, that's who Anderson Cooper is.
That's who Macron are.
These are literally brainwashed, programmed, trauma-based mind control individuals.
What Alex is trying to do is he's trying to conflate and misrepresent two aspects of Macron's life in a way to smear him, most likely because he's a pro-EU kind of guy, and he beat Alex's precious fascist Marine Le Pen in the last French election.
The sex slave part is Alex being a real dick about Macron's wife.
Now, admittedly, their relationship is one that definitely raises eyebrows, and I'm not necessarily entirely sold on the romanticized teacher and student fall madly in love, student goes on to become an adult, and then they get married narrative.
My personal take on it doesn't really matter, though.
According to all sources, their relationship could not have started before he was 16, and the age of consent in France is 15.
So there's no law being broken here.
I'm not going to defend it, but he was over the age of consent in France.
Yeah, yeah.
So whatever you're trying to do here isn't going to work.
Macron wasn't a sex slave, but his unconventional relationship has caused many in the conspiracy world to speculate that his wife was some kind of a handler.
So those rumors fly around a whole bunch, and they're all based on nothing.
The Rothschild part is just a complete misrepresentation of Macron's pre-presidential career.
From 2008 to 2012, Macron worked as an investment banker at the Rothschild Bank, which caused sensible people in France to question whether or not they wanted a president that had that close a connection to finance.
It also led to not-so-sensible people, like Republican candidate Francois Filliant, to put out deeply anti-Semitic caricatures of Macron stylized with a hook nose.
A whole lot of folks followed suit on these attacks, particularly in the Russian anti-UN, anti-EU propaganda communities.
Now, in reality, it doesn't really even matter any of these accusations that are being made.
Like, he worked at this Rothschild Bank and all that because, get this, the Rothschild Bank was nationalized by Francois Mitterrand's government in 1981.
And I've got just news so important, news so dangerous that I feel like I should be like me walking around in a field or something.
You know what I mean?
Like when something really crazy happens in your life, what something even good or something really horrible, kind of like you go outside and you're just like, don't know what to do.
Being able to feed all the data in into a system and then come up with a gestalt of the roadmap and the topography that we're coming in on us with the ground radar.
Well, I was just going to say that the other part of his big news is that in order to make sure that Trump is not able to do this, there will be false flags.
That's the only thing I needed to clarify because that's also part of his news, and we didn't play a clip of that.
False flags are coming because the globalists are afraid of how Trump is going to put them all in prison, which is not news.
It's something that Alex says all the time, every day.
The only thing that's different is that Trump retweeted a meme.
That's the only thing that's different about this than any of the other times Alex has said, Trump is going to lock up all of my enemies, and in order to make sure that he's not able to do that, they're going to create false flags.
So, so I just wish they would think one step beyond what it is that they like.
So, so then, their idea of what's going to happen is a simultaneous Mueller investigation into Trump and all of his associates.
That has led to directly to very clear crimes, isn't it like 33 people have been charged yeah, some some insane number and but then simultaneously, Trump is going to launch an investigation into all of his political opponents.
Well, so there's going to be a two-pronged.
Like you investigate me, I investigate you, what do you got going on here?
Sure, it's because Alex Jones has this term that he he likes to throw around called parallel construction.
Okay, and so what Mueller is doing, Mueller is doing is that he is doing the parallel construction of what he's already guilty of.
All of the globalists are guilty of all these crimes, so they're creating this entire perception that Trump is guilty of all these crimes.
Right, so Trump would do it.
He'd do the real investigation, right?
That would be somewhat identical to Mueller's investigation, just in reverse right, but it would be the real one, because Mueller's one is the parallel construction, where they're covering up for all the globalists' crimes right, which makes sense to him, because he thinks what he's doing is what everybody else is doing, which makes it okay for him to do it.
It's like yeah, it's rhetorical and emotional quicksand.
Fight, the more you have to stay out of it.
Yeah um, so that's the news.
And Alex keeps teasing it, but also saying it, but then continuing to tease it afterwards, right, it's from uh, from a sort of rhetorical, I hear he hasn't been sleeping two nights a week, though it's possible.
Yeah, but from a rhetorical standpoint, I don't understand how the speech is laid out, like, how does he not realize that he's already said the things that he's teasing?
How, like?
I don't, I don't understand it, but it does lead to a clip towards the end of the episode.
That I think is one of the weirder, more insane, slightly esoteric clips uh, that i've heard in a while and for that reason, and that reason alone, it's worth our time.
They've got one and they're going to release to Congress the fact that Hillary's emails have been discovered and then they're going to start leaking what's in them.
It's like when Alex starts a sentence that he thinks is going one way and takes it the absolute other direction.
It's just a real treat.
So I don't know, man.
We've come to the end of our clips here.
And like I said, this entire show is really just about Trump retweeting that meme and Alex being real.
And being transphobic, but it's not about trans people at all.
It's about a cross-dressing reading series at libraries, which is a different thing.
It's a mess.
It's a mess.
It's just bigotry, and then Trump retweeted a meme.
That's all we got.
It's really weird to look at this in the present day because in order to make there be things to talk about, like, well, Alex randomly brought up fucking clones in wombs.
That's not true, but I can look into that and show.
He said that Macron was a fucking Rothschild sex slave.
I can look into that.
The rest of this stuff, it's like, Alex, you're misrepresenting this cross-dresser who was giving a speech, and Trump just retweeted a meme, man.
The wisdom of the psychic is to know that I would never have a kid unless it was within a specific gene editing situation where I would totally have a kid if you look to the Chinese scientist who is going to be jailed shortly because you're not leaving the country.