November 7–8, 2020 finds The Alex Jones Show pivoting from election fraud claims—like the debunked "Hammer" supercomputer theory—to a COVID-19 conspiracy, warning Trump that conceding risks the 25th Amendment. Jones promotes Owen Schroer’s "caravan," mockingly dismissed as a convoy, while allies like Joe Arpaio stage performative messages. Fringe media amplifies baseless theories, exploiting desperation; Jones’s shift reveals less urgency than self-serving spectacle, undermining credibility and rallying support through manufactured chaos. [Automatically generated summary]
I'm just worried, like I told you earlier on the first time, that I'm worried that I'm becoming my parents because they used to have a lot of interest in a lot of music from around the world, particularly this band, Yuthu Yindi, which is a lot of synth and also tribal sounds from Oceania.
And yeah, it was a running joke throughout our family, but I was on Spotify getting some work done for the episode.
Just like to put on music in the background while I'm researching and reading up on stuff.
Yeah, so this might be a new little bit of an auditory adventure for me, and I'm excited to embark on it and find out what the rest of the world has to offer in terms of sound.
I think what's really funny about that is having played just a little bit further into the game than you, after the title card, which is, you know, like four hours, five hours in.
Some people could absolutely be filled with that generous spirit and want to give or donate to someone, but then realize that they would have to wait a week to deal with that.
And you just can't wait a week because the generous spirit is so strong within you.
I mean, it's like when you watch Dancing with the Stars in the final episode or whatever, because I'm not a big TV guy, but I do like watching good-looking women, you know, dance.
And, you know, when it's cool to watch the guys and all of it, it's really cool.
And if we accept the false claims of Joe Biden and his communist Chinese deep state handlers that he is the president with the fraud we just witnessed, then you could really see this as a good date to put on the Republic's tombstone.
As a millionaire, I can tell you that the tragedy of the Biden administration will be that they raised the marginal income tax on individuals making over $500,000 a year to above 35%, Dan.
This isn't just a political party that you disagree with that now has control of the executive branch of the government.
This is the fucking devil taking over.
Without Trump there to stop them, the story is supposed to be that there's nothing to protect the Patriots from getting rounded up and the entire world being killed off with a super bioweapon, a false flag ice age, or maybe nukes, depending on what Alex is feeling back.
It's downright insulting for Alex to have the nerve to act like a political commentator right now when his candidate has been projected to lose.
He has this tantrum about the death of the Republic being on November 7th and immediately gets into the mode you'd expect to see on regular outlets.
They're doing a post-mortem on the campaign.
Where were the flaws in the strategy?
Where is there room for improvements?
We can do better next time.
Let's talk midterms.
Normal people get to do that because they don't live in an artificial reality they use to abuse their audiences, where if their guy loses the election, pedophile demons will run the street and God's fire-filled judgment will be upon us.
Alex doesn't get to war game but the midterms.
He lost that right when he made the terms of this election supernatural.
Oh, the infowar is too strong, so they're going to just kill us off instead of the fun-ordered killing us off that they like to do because the devil loves plans.
I don't know if he's beating himself up, but that's fair.
I want to stress one of the compelling reasons not to respect Alex Jones.
He is an intellectual coward.
He can't stand to be wrong to such a ridiculous extent that he set up this election as a battle between good and evil, which evil could not possibly win.
And even if they did, could secretly actually won because evil cheated in a way that's never going to be proven.
Now that the supposedly evil side has won, Alex won't even stick to his own parameters and act like the literal devil just beat his hero.
Alex doesn't even have the integrity to present for a minute that any of the stuff he was screaming about and fake crying about on air means anything because it's time to move on and learn the lessons of the last election and apply them to whatever white supremacist he supports next time because they insist they're just a nationalist.
He's a child.
This, more than many other moments, is a very clear and unmistakable instance of retreat.
Get the fuck out of here without learning lessons for next time shit.
Honestly, there are very few situations where I don't think now that many of these people are private citizens, we should spit on them every single time they go outside.
Like, there's no way Alex should not be spit on regularly.
There's no way that, like, fucking, if Trump walks down fucking a street in Manhattan, he should be spit on by thousands of people on a constant daily basis.
So yeah, man, everyone's getting taken down, except for people like Infowars and right-side broadcasting that'll stand up and cover Rudy Giuliani's wonderful press conference.
I would suspect that most media outlets, if they didn't, they didn't cover Rudy Giuliani's press conference out of respect for him, since that shit was super embarrassing.
Also, it wasn't censored.
People were making fun of it all over the place.
This was, of course, the Four Seasons press conference.
As best as anyone can tell, someone in the campaign may have thought that they booked the Four Seasons Hotel conference room for the presser, but had actually set up an event in front of a small landscaping company called Four Seasons Total Landscaping.
I have no idea what actually happened here, if they intended it to be there or if someone screwed up, but it was pretty hilarious.
Giuliani gave a rambling nonsense speech right at the moment when the networks called the race for Biden.
Also, during the event, one of Giuliani's guests was an alleged poll watcher named Daryl Brooks, who turned out to also have been, quote, incarcerated in the 1990s on charges of sexual assault, lewdness, and endangering the welfare of a minor by exposing himself to two girls ages seven and 11.
Anyway, because this guy is somebody who's identifiable, it makes things a little bit more confusing for the claims that were being made at this press conference.
Apparently, it was being alleged that Brooks was a poll watcher in Philadelphia and not being allowed in to check the roles and everything.
But he lives in New Jersey.
And it's not like he's a low-profile New Jersey resident.
An article in Politico quoted Reed Guscoria, the mayor of Trenton, New Jersey, as describing Brooks as, quote, New Jersey's perennial candidate because Brooks had run for many different offices in New Jersey, including the Senate and House.
The state of Pennsylvania requires poll watchers to be registered voters in the counties they wish to poll watch.
So he couldn't have actually been in a position to actually make the claims that he was making.
This whole thing was a disaster for Giuliani from the strange location to the almost comically bad timing to the poll watcher alleged who he had as a witness who couldn't possibly be a poll watcher, but is actually a convicted child abuser.
If anything, I would expect Alex to want less coverage of this.
He has this interesting idea that isn't based in really anything.
I got really lost in thought after listening to this clip because I think it's really a really good example of why it's really frustrating to take things that Alex says at all seriously.
So instead of making China a capitalist country at the end of World War II, criminal elements of the Rockefeller combine, Dave Rockefeller wrote a book about this and wrote two articles in the New York Times.
Always go back to this because this is key.
This is the real world.
And sent George Herbert Walker Bush in there with James Baker and the rest of them to make a deal with the communist Chinese after they'd spent 25 years enslaving and killing 80 million of their people and getting them to behave.
And after they'd follow every directive of one-child policies and horrible things that the Rockefellers told them to do.
They said, yeah, kill about 80 million of your people and one-child policy and we'll make you the global superpower of economics, but you're not allowed to have a big military.
And of course, wink-wink, their globalists, they were building a big military the whole time.
And that's why he saw the pivot under Obama was because China wasn't following its agreement to not be expansionist.
They were given all the rarest minerals and all the economic power, and they were allowed to economically expand, but America would economically close, but then would have military dominance still.
That's how you divide power.
That's the rollerball allegory.
That's really how globalism works.
The original movie with James Kahn, 1972, or whatever it is, is dead on.
And that's why, like, it's so frustrating to listen to him.
Like, it starts with, you know, that clip there.
It starts with him saying something really absurd, like that a decision was made by people like the Rockefellers to have China not be capitalist at the end of World War II.
And that kind of thing gets me kind of interested.
Well, at least it would have earlier on doing this show.
I would ask Alex to explain what mechanisms were used by the Rockefellers to keep China from being a capitalist country.
If I were to do this, because of doing this show, I know that Alex would just point to John Birch Society talking points about how the U.S. didn't do enough to help Shang Kai-shek in the Chinese Civil War, which is the claim that's then exaggerated into the Rockefellers-installed Mao.
He claims that David Rockefeller wrote a book and two articles in the Times about this whole China stuff, and that's just not true.
The op-eds Rockefeller wrote don't look great with the hindsight of history on our side, but they're nothing like Alex is claiming them to be.
He also wrote a book called Memoirs, which is an autobiography, but if that admission is in there, it'd be really simple for Alex to produce it, which weirdly, he never does.
Then everything falls apart with the rambling about the imaginary deal where China gets to have the economy and the U.S. gets to have the military, which incidentally is something similar to like something Alex might be cribbing from a piece of dystopian sci-fi from the time when he was a child.
The original movie Rollerball was based on a short story called Rollerball Murder by William Neal Harrison, published in Esquire in September 1973.
It's a little bit different than what the movie ended up being, as it's far more a statement about the rising brutality in public's taste and entertainment.
There are also similarities to the movie version, though.
In the short story, it's not so much like different countries do different things, it's that within the United States, different corporations run six different concerns of life.
Energy, transport, food, housing, services, and luxury.
Each is a super powerful corporation, and the main character, Jonathan E, plays for the rollerball team run by Energy Company, based in Houston.
The actual story is about a guy who's the best rollerball player in the world, struggling with his sense of self, finding himself unsatisfied while living a life filled with money, power, sex, and celebrity.
The brutality of the sport has been increasing, with new rules being added to satisfy the public's lust for violence.
Gradually, things get more violent, with rules added to penalize players who aren't trying hard enough by having their helmets confiscated.
This all culminates in the All-Star game at the end of the season, where there's a new rule that's added where there's no time limit for the game, essentially making a gladiatorial contest where pretty much everyone is guaranteed to die.
Jonathan wants something more out of his life, but he doesn't know what.
But as the All-Star game gets closer, his only request is that he be able to see his estranged wife again.
She comes to him and they fuck for a few days, and then they remember their shared love that they had.
Jonathan had convinced himself that in the past she'd been taken from him by the evil corporation, but he realizes that wasn't the case.
Quote, it would be nice, I think, once to imagine that she was taken away from me by some malevolent force in this awful age, but I know the truth of that.
She went away simply because I wasn't enough back then, because those were the days when I yearned before I yearned for anything, when I was beginning to live to play the game.
But no matter.
For a few days, she sits on my bed and I touch her skin like a blind man.
It's implied that they both realize they can't go back to their younger lives, even if there is love between them, and Jonathan knows that he has to play the all-star game, even if it means almost certain death.
The story concludes: quote, Before the game begins, I stand with my team as a corporation him plays.
I'm brute speed today, I tell myself, trying to rev myself up, yet, a dream in my thoughts.
I'm a bit unconvinced.
A chorus of voices joins the band now as the music swells.
The game, the game, all glory to it, the music rings, and I can feel my lips move with the words singing.
William Harrison fleshed out the story into a screenplay that no longer really resembles the point of this original work.
There's some parts of it that are still carried over, and it actually directly contradicts it at certain points.
The director of the movie has explained why they made the movie, telling The Guardian, quote, I thought that violence for the entertainment of the masses was an obscene idea.
This is what I saw coming, and that's why I made the film.
The original and the movie are both commentaries on the idea of brutality as entertainment, but in order to make the movie out of a 10-page story, they needed to add a whole plot about the corporations fearing that Jonathan was becoming too much of an individual in the corporate world built on conformity.
The game and the people's reaction to it, as well as the violence depicted in the movie itself and the people's reaction to that, were the point of the movie Rollerball.
If it has any artistic merit, it's that attempt for a statement.
The dystopian sci-fi future backdrop, they're absolutely unnotable, and they only really exist as a way of justifying why the game exists.
Alex doesn't know how to wrestle with or analyze works of art.
He refuses to understand subtext or deeper meaning, so it honestly makes perfect sense that he'd think that all this dystopian fiction from his youth is secretly about the communist conspiracy that no one will admit is right in front of their face.
Here's an example: there is a phenomenon you could point to, which is that a lot of movies, particularly dystopian action movies, seem to exist in a world ruled by rigid authoritarians who have molded society into a state of uniformity.
You could point this out and provide a number of examples.
And that's fair.
Alex might see this phenomenon and argue that this is because the globalists are using predictive programming to tell the world about what they're going to do to them.
There's a cosmic contract law clause that states that these evildoers can't carry out their evil deeds unless we all consent to them.
So they put this stuff in movies to get us to accept it.
That is the theory for why there's such a consistent feature like this in this genre.
I would argue that it's because the setting of a rigid uniform world is one where it's incredibly easy to differentiate a hero character from the rest of the world.
Even an anti-hero or a flawed person can easily be cheered for when they're the only person who has any modicum of individuality in a sea full of facelessness.
Putting your character and their story into that setting is kind of a genre-based shortcut for plots where the tension is about individualism versus conformity.
Engaging with text and art with even just a baseline of critical ability allows you to see authorial intent and understand the more complicated things that are being said by artistic works, and it brings a richness to your life.
It's a critically important exercise now more than ever.
And honestly, it's one of the things that I find most fascinating about Alex.
I do believe that most of the stuff he says is embellishment or lies or things he doesn't actually believe or kind of believes.
But his inability to grasp the point of literature and movies is something so consistent in his career that I find it difficult to accept that it's not a genuine feature of his brain.
So yeah, it's annoying to do this show because I end up thinking about Rollerball.
And thinking about like, huh, there was an attempted statement that they were making there and the sort of the corporations and shit in the movie and all that is really just to make it so you're watching this movie and you're like, oh yeah, that's why that exists.
That's why that brutal game exists that would never exist in our world.
The commentary is about people's taste for sport and entertainment becoming more and more violent.
And the logical extension of that is a game where everyone's killing each other.
Sure, sure.
Everyone's like, ah, that itself could not exist in our reality.
So the commentary couldn't be made by plugging it into the present day because there'd be too many things like, hey, why isn't everyone getting sued for this?
This would never fly.
So you plug it into this dystopian authoritarian world in the future.
I wonder what it would have been like if Alex, instead of being into hard sci-fi and watching Rollerball at that age, he had instead watched like they shoot horses, don't they?
Watching everybody in that fucking exploitative, destructive dance contest, realizing that the real dystopia is where we live now.
One of the more interesting things I found while I was looking at, you know, reading about Rollerball was that the writer, William Harrison, he was like, I want more violence in this movie.
Of course.
But not because he wants the movie to be super violent.
He wants to make the point that the violence is supposed to be repulsive.
And then the director of it was talking about how most of the European audiences that we've talked to understand that it's supposed to be that this is disgusting.
And most American audiences are like, we should start a rollerball league.
It's one that a lot of people, if they don't do any research, kind of passively accept because it sounds like something they've heard someone say before.
These countries have bought these bonds because, generally speaking, they're considered good investments, since most world currency is tied to the dollar.
Also, in 2020, Japan overtook China as the largest foreign investor in our debt.
So the dynamic that Alex is describing is even more wrong.
And it isn't the same as your personal debt that you might have if you're like laid on a gas bill.
There are too many real-world factors to make it sensible to discuss as a one-factor thing, like bigger number debt equals worse or whatever.
But that's basically what Alex is doing.
And then adding on a layer of conspiracy China baiting for fun.
China didn't buy up all our debt.
They don't own Hollywood and they didn't buy all our infrastructure.
These are all just talking points Alex repeats over and over again until his audience accepts them as being fact when it's all just kind of warmed over Bircher nonsense.
Yeah, it's very interesting to me that like one of the ways that the conservative propagandists get normal people to believe they're bullshit is because they try and make it that micro level of like, you have debt.
If someone calls in that debt, that'll fuck up your day.
Right.
Same thing is true for the United States.
But what they don't realize is that when you get to the United States, money's imaginary.
If they called in our debt, what happens?
We print more and then inflation goes up and their money's worth less.
Here's my greatest sadness: the average person that's a leftist buys into the system.
They go and they get one degree and they can't get a job.
They get two degrees, they can't get a job.
They get three degrees, they can't get a job.
Or they get some little government or bureaucracy job and they tell them, once we overthrow America and create a socialist utopia, you're all going to be in charge and have mansions.
And they believe this.
They're never going to be brought into the power structure.
But by the time Trump isn't leaving in a week or two, there'll be a million, two million, and they will tear those barricades up and storm the White House.
That's been the plan.
The Democrats said that's their plan.
And hey, the globalists have never gotten in trouble for anything they've done.
Yeah, back in medieval times, they didn't have jello.
didn't have jello uh so anyway uh there's a situation here where alex is i just really can't stand this waffly back and forth nonsense of the fucking devil is coming Oh, hey, let's learn lessons for next time.
I'm going to air some clips, and then I'm going to get refocused and come back and go through the election fraud, go through other key points of who's behind the machines, how there is a very narrow way out of this.
A very narrow way out of this.
And then I'm going to explain that there is another path.
And that path actually is more destructive and very horrible, but will actually hasten the destruction of the global order and the destruction of the new world order.
And they have stepped into it.
Now, I have no desire to go down this path, but I will go down it if they take us there.
And don't worry, you're going to go down that path too.
Because there's no getting out of this now.
Everyone is going to see world government manifest.
You're going to see everything I've told you come true.
And I think because it's kind of on tested territory, we really don't know how much of the stuff that goes on between an election and an inauguration is norms.
So the long and short of this is that there's a conspiracy going around that there's a super secret overpowered computer called Hammer that can run a program called Scorecard, which was used to manipulate and change the results of this election.
This desperate and absurd conspiracy is being sold by people like guests on Steve Bannon's show, Mike Flynn's attorney Sidney Powell, and Lou Dobbs.
These are high-profile people in right-wing spheres.
This just isn't like some fringe, completely online nonsense.
So I was wondering, where did this come from?
Luckily, I did not have to look too far.
Will Summer over at the Daily Beast had already put together a great piece about how all the claims about this supercomputer and the program come from a single source, and it's someone who I have a special bond with.
It would take far too long to get into this right now, but back in March 2017, on the 25th episode of our podcast, we dedicated two and a half hours to Dennis Montgomery and his various frauds.
So if anyone's interested in why you don't need to take anything that traces back to him seriously, go ahead and check that episode out.
Supposedly respectable outlets on the right are so desperate for a big, overarching explanation for how they were screwed in the election that they're willing to amplify and give credibility to claims being made by a career con man whose lawyer is Larry fucking Klayman.
Notice that there are thousands of people at rallies in all 50 capitals around the United States.
I was down there just a few hours ago at the Texas Capitol.
DPS estimated there were about 2,000 people.
Thousands more are showing up right in front of the south side of the Texas Capitol.
And again, I sent some photos to you guys.
It's actually on Savannah Hernandez's Twitter from a building above that actually shows the big giant crowd.
Hell, I'll just pull up on my phone.
But the local news, You will notice is not showing it because the local news does not want you to know what is unfolding and what is happening.
And that's how they operate.
Yeah, in fact, let's not even show it if we're not going to show the above shots because I don't want to just look at my big fat ugly head up there and talk about how there's thousands of people.
I'm not going to show the overhead shot.
Like, I'm going to go to rebroadcast LaFontaine.
It's not the crew.
I just have to have this.
I just have to have it, or I can't do the show.
Okay.
And then I'm going to read to you the breakdown from the president, a new statement that has come out.
And then I'm going to go through everything else that is here.
But right now, let's go ahead and play Ally Alexander at the Capitol.
Especially if you've made your last entire year and a half a referendum on whether or not the Tree of Liberty does need to be watered with the blood of tyrants from time to time.
So we have this situation where we're, you know, in this period after the election where it's the 79 days of hell and Biden is the president-elect, and Alex, you know, Trump hasn't conceded, and Alex doesn't know what he's, you know, I find it to be like one of the most important points for us to be like really tracking what are the moves, what are the things he does.
Well, no, no, no, because with the 100% chance is of Alex getting what he wants.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And he still wouldn't.
But he would get what he wants in the form of Trump staying in power and Trump not, or Biden not being in office, were Trump to unilaterally declare himself a dictator.
I brainstormed so hard this morning from about 6 a.m. to about 12 noon when I got to the office that I got completely exhausted about an hour and a half ago and had to go take a nap.
Well, this morning I talked to my oldest daughter and my wife at breakfast while my three-year-old daughter played toy cars and blocks on the floor, and I prepared them both for what was happening.
My wife and my oldest daughter finished my sentences before I could even complete them.
And they looked at me and they said, we know you're right.
We're ready and we understand.
And it was a very good feeling, a feeling of strength.
Because they weren't repeating things that had been drilled into their head.
I'd never really pushed these things on them, but they'd been listening and they'd been shocking to tell you the truth.
My oldest daughter, Charlotte, looked at me and she said, Dad, you're almost always right.
A little tear came out of her eye.
And that meant so much to me when I gave him this speech at the breakfast table at 8 a.m. this morning.
And I laid out the future.
I told them we tried to stop what was coming.
I told them what was coming next, and they understood.
Anyway, I would be more upset with him telling this story about preparing his children and his wife for the coming tribulation or whatever the fuck, if he didn't have really good reason to suspect that there is corruption in the election.
You know, Google has a big article that's up on Infowars.com, Google Analytics.
And they had a record search in the days before the election and the days after the election that no one ever searches.
What is the penalty was one of the searches.
And what is the consequences?
And what is the prison time?
And what is the jail time?
These are searches no one's ever done that they ever, but now was by the thousands per state in Pennsylvania, in Georgia, in Minnesota, in Wisconsin, in Michigan.
The search was for what is the consequences?
What is the penalty?
What is the prison time for election fraud?
Wow, because that's election officials and fraud, not voter fraud.
So you're saying that people are Googling the crime they're about to commit or have committed and now realize what kind of trouble am I in?
Why?
Oh, my God.
You don't think it might have something to do with maybe right-wing people constantly hoping retribution will come to their enemies and wishing that there's some sort of punishment that they can discover that will be worse than death.
Silly, friend, this is a forensic fingerprint that proves that election officials are trying to figure out what they got to look forward to because they committed election fraud.
When I come back from break, I'm going to explain what they're saying to the president inside the White House right now and how they're trying to get him to concede.
But let me just say this right now.
If Trump concedes, they're going to blame him for the COVID-19 deaths.
They're going to set up a truth and reconciliation commission to demonize all of his supporters, and they're going to make the lockdown and the shutdown of our economy 10 times worse.
I don't know if I disagree too much with Alex's assessment of things that could happen if Trump concedes and Biden becomes president.
I just think that he's portraying these things in an intentionally false light.
First, he says that they'll blame Trump for the COVID-19 deaths.
And to the extent that anyone should be blamed, it probably should be the executive officer of the country who is in a position to make decisions that he failed to make.
Obviously, no one would say that it's all Trump's fault, but the conversation about policy failures and new information about what was known when and what was ignored would almost certainly paint Trump in a terrible light.
Yeah, you could easily see someone like Alex experiencing a harsh, sober look at Trump's virus response as the globalists blaming him for all the deaths.
So that might actually be a fair assessment just through a twisted mirror.
The second thing Alex says is that there will be truth and reconciliation committees to demonize Trump supporters.
This is obviously Alex's way of spinning the inevitable necessity of trying to bring humans in this country back to a place where we can even communicate with each other.
The fracturing of a shared reality is something that needs to be addressed, and any attempt to do that is a threat to someone like Alex, whose entire business relies on the perpetuation of that false reality.
Attempts by people who aren't in his fantasy world to humbly reach out and reintegrate people who got sucked into the Trump cult or cue shit is obviously going to be painted as communist indoctrination by Alex and truth and reconciliation committees.
His business cannot afford for him to present it any other way.
But the attempts at reaching out and having like, okay, look, that shit was really bad.
The third thing he says that there will be even harsher lockdowns.
Now, I'm not sure if that's actually the case or how Alex would define any of those terms, but I do think that if Biden were to get into office, a more adult, reasonable approach to a public health crisis would be enacted.
And it would be easy for Alex to paint that as this harsh crackdown.
All of the things that he's describing, if Trump concedes, are things that are based on kernels of things that could be real.
It's just preemptively painting them as these evil, nefarious plans that the globalists have.
That's how he gives himself the credibility of having all these good predictions of the hell that will come upon us.
Sure, but it's not that hard in this case because we already have been told at ad nauseum what a reasonable response would be, and we've already not seen it.
So then taking a reasonable response is already baked into their propaganda.
You know, like the fact that we didn't take a reasonable response makes us super smart for killing 200,000 people.
And if they do take a reasonable response, then it's because they're trying to hurt our economy.
And it's just, yeah, they've already won that messaging.
Owen Schroyer started tomorrow is going to launch a caravan that's going to leave at 5 p.m. from a location we're going to announce.
It's going to drive to Houston and then along the Gulf of Mexico border through Louisiana, Mississippi, into Florida, where we'll turn north into Georgia, and we'll go up through the Carolinas into Virginia, where I will meet it in D.C. on Friday.
In the Midwest, in the South, and in the East Coast, to D.C., truckers are already announcing big strikes they're going to have, take over D.C. this next weekend.
Well, I mean, caravan is also an unfortunate term for them to use because the right wing was all obsessed with the caravans coming from South Carolina.
Although I do think that there is the potential for this to go really bad, because I think a lot of the people who might be drawn to that would be violent type.
Even if he'd won the election, which he hasn't, we have a right to not let him be the president because they claim Trump was this Russian agent with no proof.
But Joe Biden, my God, Ali Alexander, we've got incredible evidence.
So I think what they really want, though, and I think this is something we've been kind of aware of, is for Trump to seize power and this to be a Christian theocracy.
Oh, so whenever you talk about like Western civilization being what you're all about, you're actually just talking about like, I don't know, a Christian religious state.
That's really their only option if they can't even really lie about the election results because nobody's buying it except for everybody that they like, then your only option is then just to out and out and be like, well, in order to save the Republic, we have to become a Christian theocracy.
Secondly, we're in a situation where we have put together, and you guys did it for our administration, the President Obama's administration before this.
We have put together, I think, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics.
I feel very confident that Joe Biden will be elected president on Tuesday, whatever the count is, but on the election that occurs on Tuesday, he will be elected.
On January 20th, he will be inaugurated president of the United States.
She's the one that goes to the salon that's going bankrupt, doesn't wear a mask, gets caught not wearing the, oh, but for the TV, she wears it up there on the stage.
But I think that perhaps, but I think even he recognized that was so weak that he had to complain about the salon instead of anything that's in the clip.
And if you think that he was just speaking and then accidentally said that they put together a voter fraud organization, then you might reach the conclusion that Alex is presenting.
However, that's not Biden misspeaking.
It's a clip taken from an interview on Pod Save America from back in October.
In reality, if the person who found that clip had allowed it to play in full, it would be painfully obvious that Biden was talking about organizing to stop and avoid instances of voter fraud.
But honestly, that's not the best word that he could have used.
What he was referring to is more of the broad spectrum of voter disenfranchisement.
Immediately after the clip stops, Biden goes on to discuss the call-in line that had been set up to connect people with lawyers who can help if they have trouble voting or face intimidation at the poll.
So this is where I got, you know, I've already, I think, I think based on our behavior so far, you can already tell I'm super excited about this convoy.
President Trump, you are about to be approached by Joe Biden and his new COVID-19 commission.
They're going to tell you that, sir, you're going to be blamed for the hundreds of thousands of deaths unless you sign on to a new lockdown, contact tracing, and even people being taken from their homes and forced inoculations.
When you sign on to that, you'll be confirming that COVID-19 was your fault and legitimizing the martial law takedown of this country and the complete shutdown of our economy.
This will be the end of the republic, and you, sir, will be known as Benedict Arnold, who allowed it all to happen.
So, this is kind of what I think Alex wants to turn this into, as opposed to worrying too much about like ah, voter fraud or whatever, which feels just dead.
It feels deflated even on Alex's show.
What he wants to talk about is during this 79 days of hell, right?
Biden and his transition team are going to have some ideas about better ways to address the COVID-19 situation.
And so, what the real conspiracy is, is they're going to make a fucking demand of Trump that he get on board with their plan, their globalist plan.
And if he doesn't, then they're going to blame the deaths on him.
But if he does, then they're going to blame the damage to the economy that their evil plans do.
They're going to blame that on Trump.
He has no win situation except to come out and say, go fuck yourselves, globalists.
But then, even if they do that, they're going to try and use the 25th Amendment to take him out of office.
It's so essential for you now to not concede the election, but to come out with your bully pulpit of the Oval Office and lay out the Newsweek articles and the new scientist articles and all the documents that Fauci and Gates under Obama's command before you ever got into office in 2013, 14, and 15, were running the very exact COVID-19 weaponized virus test.
Sir, I want you and your advisors to know what they're planning to do to drive you from office before January 20th and how they're planning to then blame you for COVID-19 that's been their plan all along.
If they're able to trick you, then your legacy and all your supporters will be irrevocably connected to the COVID-19 deaths and the American people will be persecuted and Americanism itself will be demonized, connected to the Wuhan virus, which is a Chinese communist bioweapon.
They will demand that you, who is still president, elected under the Constitution, implement these plans.
If you do not immediately agree, they're going to say the 260 plus thousand, most of them deaths, as you know, from something else, are on your watch and are on your head and that you are guilty of this under the 25th Amendment and are not fit to be the president of the United States.
They want to further discredit you, not just with this fraudulent election, but to certify that fraudulent election by having your own cabinet remove you under the 25th Amendment because you don't follow the recommendations and orders of Joe Biden's new globalist COVID-19 task force.
Yeah, I hear it more like, yeah, it's going to look real bad if competent leadership comes in and people are like, oh, this is what we've been missing.
It's going to take a whole lot of the like, oh, the deep state, all these weird, weird things that have been going on over the past couple of years, these weird excuses are all just going to look kind of dumb.
And I think Alex recognizes that and, you know, you've got to distract people.
The only way to do that is to create something fun in that 79 days of hell.
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They're going to try and get rid of Trump before Trump has to leave anyway.
I mean, the thing that scares me is there's only two ways for Trump to go.
And that is to step down early and have Pence write the most broad pardon in the history of the United States that somehow also supersedes any and all state crimes that Trump has committed or not leave because anything other than those two and he's going to jail.
But Alex is presenting Trump with this position where, like, if you're going to be approached by a man in a trench coat, and he is going to tell you Biden's secret plan.
Sure.
And should you say no to this plan, they will blame you for all deaths.
If you follow the lockdown, they will put your name on the coming depression in the United States and blame you for all the previous deaths, saying later you actually admitted that you were the one behind it all.
And that is that Biden's COVID response team is really a Trojan horse to get Trump out with the 25th Amendment or that's pretty good on his part in terms of spin and the way he's playing things.
I don't know if it's some grand machination on their part or anything, but I think it fulfills a number of the requirements that get around some of the problems.
It's still not a good play because it's still like, I mean, what happens when the 25th Amendment isn't invoked?
What happens when these votes are certified and Biden is, they do need to have the transition teams take over?
What happens in January?
Like, these are only little band-aids you can put on this.
There's still a much larger problem that isn't being addressed by it.
Right.
But in terms of being like Alex Jones, where you got to keep moving.
President Trump, the mainstream media has choreographed all of this.
They have fraudulently blamed you for COVID-19.
The American people do not believe it.
They know the truth.
They elect you overwhelmingly.
And so this new fifth coup of election fraud is designed to take you out.
If you comply, if you, quote, take the olive branch, the neocons, and Mitt Romney, and George W. Bush, and say, okay, I'll follow the recommendations of President-elect Joe Biden to lock things down, to wear the mask, to take inoculations, and for contact tracers, they will then turn around later and admit that you were repudiated and the deaths were your fault and legitimize the persecution of your supporters.
We need you to reconfirm in the face of Fox News and the other sell-out traders that you are never going to concede to fraud and sell out the election system in this country.
We know you're our champion, and we stand behind you.
And now, President Trump, we have the head of the UK military, their Secretary of Defense, their chairman of their joint chiefs of their defense staff, General Sir Nick Carter, coming out and saying this lockdown could trigger World War III, and there's an extreme danger of it, and that another lockdown is not needed.
So this is a headline of an article that Alex didn't read about an interview with General Sir Nick Carter on Sky News, where he discussed how the continuing COVID-19 situation and some of the economic ramifications of it around the world has the potential to exacerbate regional conflicts that already exist.
Many people don't feel like regional conflicts are too relevant to their lives, but Carter was trying to point out that, quote, rhythms of history showed that localized tensions can easily ratchet up and drag nations to war.
What he was saying is that regional conflict can often escalate when it's miscalculated and ignored.
He said, quote, if you look back at the last century before both world wars, I think it was inarguable that there was escalation which led to the miscalculation, which ultimately led to war at a scale we hopefully never see again.
His comments weren't meant to imply that dealing with COVID-19 could cause a third world war, and he never said that measures that Alex would exaggerate into calling lockdowns are unnecessary.
That's Alex's imagination about what an article he hasn't read says based on his impression of the headline.
The interview is given to celebrate Remembrance Sunday, a UK day of commemoration for the service persons of their country who participated in the two world wars.
Given this context, the general's comments and the interview made a lot more sense.
But it's exactly this context that Alex makes it his job to deprive his audience of.
It's bad enough when the intended audience is some listener who might buy dumb pills, but it's another thing when he's imagining that he's conning the president with this bullshit.
It makes total sense.
This is a Remembrance Sunday interview about these world wars and the concern that regional conflicts can grow and engulf other people.
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Mr. President, we don't just have your back.
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