#523: January 18-19, 2021
Today, Dan and Jordan check out the last couple days of Trump's time in office on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex may or may not finally do his second fake "last show ever" in the past three months.
Today, Dan and Jordan check out the last couple days of Trump's time in office on the Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex may or may not finally do his second fake "last show ever" in the past three months.
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I'm sick of them posing as if they're the good guys saying we are the bad guys. | ||
Knowledge fight. | ||
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Dan and Jordan. | |
Knowledge fight. | ||
I need money. | ||
Andy in Kansas. | ||
Andy in Kansas. | ||
Stop it. | ||
Andy in Kansas. | ||
Andy in Kansas. | ||
It's time to pray. | ||
Andy in Kansas, you're on the air. | ||
Thanks for holding. | ||
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Hello, Alex. | |
I'm a first time caller. | ||
I'm a huge fan. | ||
I love your room. | ||
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Knowledge fight. | |
Knowledgefight.com. | ||
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I love you. | |
Hey, everybody. | ||
Welcome back to Knowledge Fight. | ||
I'm Dan. | ||
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I'm Jordan. | |
We're a couple dudes like to sit around, drink novelty beverages, and talk just a touch about Alex Jones. | ||
Just like a sprinkling to taste. | ||
I would say a smidge, even. | ||
I would go so far as to say a smidge. | ||
Like pepper in a recipe. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
A sprinkle or perhaps a toss. | ||
A dusting of Alex. | ||
Indeed. | ||
Just a hair. | ||
How are you doing, Jordan? | ||
Dan? | ||
I'm subverting the form. | ||
I like it. | ||
I like it. | ||
How are you doing? | ||
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Good. | |
I have a question for you. | ||
What's that? | ||
What is your bright spot today? | ||
My bright spot today, Jordan, is I, first of all, I accept this already. | ||
Don't fucking, I don't care. | ||
Don't point a finger at me. | ||
This is preemptive defensiveness, Dan. | ||
We've talked about this. | ||
It is. | ||
I'm a sucker for, like, Lovecraft-themed horror video games. | ||
Of course. | ||
Like, storytelling, that sort of... | ||
Eternal Darkness is one of my favorite video games of all time. | ||
Of course. | ||
It's great. | ||
Whenever we played Mansions of Madness together, you get really into it. | ||
It's fantastic. | ||
I insist on holding the iPad so I can read the story. | ||
You love reading it to us. | ||
Yeah, you've got the whole thing. | ||
Doing the voice of the Lovecraftian narrator. | ||
Of course. | ||
I love it. | ||
And so I was looking around for a cheap game. | ||
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Sure. | |
Bright spots have just become video game reviews. | ||
I mean, basically. | ||
At this point, yeah. | ||
And I was looking for something in like $5 range as I was trying to expand my horizons. | ||
And I saw one called Lovecraft's Untold Stories. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
And I'm like, well, I'm a mark. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
I'm buying this. | ||
Yeah. | ||
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So I bought it. | |
I'll send you $1,000 in the hopes of getting $5,000 in return. | ||
If the letter is not from a Nigerian prince, but it's from someone in Innsmouth, then maybe I'm writing back. | ||
Miskatonic University would like a donation of your generous service. | ||
No, I'm an alum. | ||
I got it, and I was really enjoying it. | ||
And the first level of it was pretty fun. | ||
And then it got... | ||
Absurdly hard in the second level. | ||
Oh, no. | ||
It got, like, unfair levels of hard. | ||
Okay. | ||
And I actually looked into it because I was like, this can't be right. | ||
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Right, right, right. | |
And a bunch of the reviews online were all just like, this game is... | ||
This game gets unfairly hard at the second level! | ||
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It was just like, this is not balanced. | |
And it's true. | ||
Yeah. | ||
But it was also, like, not impossible. | ||
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Sure. | |
It was just really hard. | ||
Right, right, right. | ||
And I kind of, I was playing around with it a little bit, and here's the bright spot, was that I didn't back down to the difficulty. | ||
Nice. | ||
I kept trying, and I learned, and I realized, like, this is kind of how it used to be with video games. | ||
Oh, totally. | ||
Like, if you were playing Mega Man 2, that was fucking hard. | ||
It was impossible to do! | ||
It was so hard! | ||
Yeah. | ||
It has that sort of difficulty. | ||
It's just like... | ||
It's really... | ||
It's fun. | ||
I enjoy it. | ||
Anyway, I did beat the second level. | ||
Love it. | ||
Love it. | ||
Congratulations. | ||
I felt like it was an actual achievement, which is something that I have not felt a ton in video games. | ||
Yeah. | ||
It's been a while. | ||
A lot of these open world games that I enjoy are like, yeah, you get things done and maybe you beat a castle or a monastery in Assassin's Creed. | ||
Difficult. | ||
It can be, yeah. | ||
But it's not hard. | ||
It doesn't feel like, wow, I did that. | ||
That second level, I fucking did that. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
Achievement. | ||
That's so cool. | ||
How about you? | ||
My bright spot, Dan, may sound counterintuitive, but I mean this wholeheartedly as a bright spot. | ||
Okay. | ||
My bright spot is failure. | ||
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Oh. | |
I, as you know... | ||
In a certain way, so was mine. | ||
Well, I think that is kind of the... | ||
No, I think we share this. | ||
As you know, I started trying to stream a little bit of video games on Twitch, and it has gone disastrous. | ||
People have asked what your channel is. | ||
I don't know if you gave the address. | ||
Oh, I haven't. | ||
It's TwitchTVJBHolmes3209. | ||
Okay. | ||
That was the important thing. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
To find it. | ||
Sure, well, there's that. | ||
I appreciate that not many people have found it, because it has gone disastrously every time. | ||
The audio is... | ||
It's a learning thing. | ||
Yeah, and it's really fascinating because it's fun to teach myself new stuff at 33. Like, I've never touched the software on this before. | ||
I've never done all that stuff. | ||
It's fun to learn all the things that I'm terrible at and require new equipment for and all that stuff. | ||
And it reminded me of when I started doing stand-up of just like... | ||
I failed for two years straight. | ||
And as I'm doing this, I was so frustrated because I couldn't figure it out properly, and I felt like I was disappointing the people who actually came to see it, and I was really grateful to them, and I wanted to do a good job for them, and I failed miserably. | ||
And then I remembered, I can fail so hard. | ||
For so long. | ||
And then eventually I got good at it to the point where I think I can do the same thing here. | ||
I mean, we failed quite a while doing this podcast. | ||
Totally, totally. | ||
Our streams did not always go... | ||
And now I think maybe you're getting a greater appreciation for why I have such a difficult time with being like, yeah, let's get back to doing live streams. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
I don't want... | ||
I have so many headaches. | ||
I get it. | ||
But I wish you luck with that. | ||
I know you'll get it figured out and it'll be great. | ||
People will have fun watching the streams. | ||
I'm just excited because it also... | ||
It also means that I'm trying new things. | ||
Yeah. | ||
You know, and you can't expect to just be good out of the gate at new things. | ||
No, that's true. | ||
Yeah, it's been really good and humbling, and I've appreciated it a lot. | ||
This is your second level of Lovecraft's Untold Stories. | ||
Exactly what it is. | ||
Challenging, maybe unfair. | ||
That's a little unfairly hard. | ||
33-year-old people anymore aren't supposed to be able to use computers. | ||
I think that's the rule. | ||
So, Jordan, today... | ||
Yes, sir. | ||
We have an unexpected twist. | ||
Oh, no. | ||
Yes. | ||
Alex is out of studio. | ||
No. | ||
Oh. | ||
We, on our last episode, on Wednesday, I had said that today we were going to be listening to the end of Trump's presidency and inauguration day on Alex's show, and I cannot deliver that. | ||
And I'll explain why. | ||
First reason. | ||
Alex's fake last episode thing. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Carried over into this episode. | ||
Oh, no. | ||
No, because you knew that. | ||
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Oh, of course. | |
On our last episode, we talked about the 17th. | ||
Alex was saying, tomorrow will be my fake last episode. | ||
No, of course. | ||
I knew it was used. | ||
And so that was something that I couldn't not follow the thread of. | ||
Naturally. | ||
Then it turned out that on Inauguration Day, it was an all-day affair. | ||
Right. | ||
So that's going to have to be on Monday. | ||
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Okay. | |
We're going to be covering January 20th on Monday. | ||
Today, we're going to be talking about the 18th and the 19th, 2021, Blackjack. | ||
Blackjack, baby! | ||
No. | ||
End of show. | ||
No, baby. | ||
All right. | ||
And yeah, so we'll get to the inauguration on Monday. | ||
I just need a bit more time to prepare that, because it's a lot of stuff to go through, a lot of disappointment. | ||
You don't have to listen to 12 hours. | ||
Well, I don't have to listen to all of it. | ||
Harrison Smith's hosting, I'm sure, a good bit of it. | ||
The Capitol has unfallen. | ||
Oh no! | ||
The Capitol is back in the arms of the globalists. | ||
Shit! | ||
So, before we get down to business on today's episode, though, where we witness the last... | ||
Proper shows. | ||
Yes. | ||
Even though there's two of them. | ||
Yeah, the 18th and the 19th. | ||
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Yes. | |
The last days when Trump could do something weird. | ||
Right, right, right. | ||
While Alex is on air. | ||
Before we get down to that, though, let's take a moment to say thank you to some folks who signed up and are supporting the show. | ||
Oh, that's a great idea. | ||
So first, Nathan S. Thank you so much. | ||
You're now a policy wonk. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
Thank you, Nathan! | ||
Next, disgruntled honeybee. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
You're now a policy wonk. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
Disgruntled Honey Bee. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Next, Dave and Doors Donation Drive. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
You are now a policy wonk. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
Oh, that's a reference to my book. | ||
Dave and Doors Donation Drive. | ||
Oh, that's cute. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Next, Nicholas L. That's N-I-K-O-L-A-U-S. | ||
For my money, probably the best spelling of Nicholas. | ||
Nicholas. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
You are now a policy wonk. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
Thank you very much, Nicholas. | ||
Next, Lee Green. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
You're now a policy wonk. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
Thanks, Lee Green. | ||
Next, Kate K. Thank you so much. | ||
You're now a policy wonk. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
Thank you, Kate. | ||
Next, Thomas B. Thank you so much. | ||
You're now a policy wonk. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
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Thank you very much, Tommy B. And 1-800-NW-HOGS. | |
Thank you so much. | ||
You're now a policy wonk. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
Thank you very much, 1-800-NW-HOGS. | ||
And finally, I'd like to say thank you to a couple people who donated on Elevated Level. | ||
We appreciate that very much. | ||
So first, Derek, and that's spelled D-A-R-R-I-C-K. | ||
My money, the second best way to spell Derek. | ||
That's pretty great. | ||
It's up there. | ||
Maybe it's the best. | ||
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It's pretty up there. | |
Thank you so much. | ||
You are now a technocrat. | ||
And the Waffle Witch. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
You are now a technocrat. | ||
I'm a policy wonk. | ||
Crikey, mate. | ||
That's fantastic. | ||
Have yourself a brew. | ||
How's your 401k doing, bro? | ||
We gotta go full tilt boogie on this, Watson, alright? | ||
Let's just get down to business. | ||
We ain't making that money off that heroin. | ||
Why are you pimps so good? | ||
My neck is freakishly large. | ||
I declare... | ||
Infowar on you. | ||
Thank you so much, Derek, and thank you so much to the Waffle Witch. | ||
Yes, thank you very much to the both of you. | ||
You know, a way you can blow people's minds is waffles. | ||
Yes, that's true. | ||
People don't realize how easy they are to make. | ||
They're delicious, too. | ||
And they're so cheap. | ||
Let me make a waffle iron. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Five bucks, probably. | ||
Also, Waffle Witch? | ||
Should be in a Miyazaki movie, if not already, and I would pay a lot to see it. | ||
I might have to fight the Waffle Witch and Lovercraft's untold stories. | ||
That's level four. | ||
Super unfair. | ||
So, Jordan, here's an out-of-context drop from today's show. | ||
I'm at war with these people, not just on air. | ||
I'm constantly fighting them, and I'm not special. | ||
I'm just not dead inside. | ||
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I will never let you hit Satan at me. | |
Bah, bah, bah, bah. | ||
He always sounds exactly like the people that he says are demons. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I just, you know, I don't know. | ||
It's hard to take someone seriously when they're like, I'm fighting the demons all the time. | ||
All the time. | ||
Yeah. | ||
All the time. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Non-stop. | ||
A little silly. | ||
Non-stop. | ||
My wife gets to go play tennis with her instructor, and I'm out here fighting demons all the time. | ||
Yeah. | ||
It's brutal. | ||
It's not fair. | ||
Yeah. | ||
So we start on the 18th, and of course, on the 17th, Alex had decided he was going to do his last show. | ||
Sure. | ||
Which he, again, already did last November. | ||
Right. | ||
This is between his third and fifth last show. | ||
Somewhere in that range. | ||
He decided on Saturday that he was going to do the last broadcast. | ||
As he was in the middle of a show. | ||
So he and Mike Adams did a very dramatic show. | ||
I assume Mike Adams can never come back on. | ||
He was on the last broadcast. | ||
I mean, for good taste's sake, he can't. | ||
He already gave his farewell address. | ||
So on that Saturday, Alex got distracted by Robert Barnes, the lawyer extraordinaire, coming in to yell about QAnon. | ||
Sure. | ||
And then Alex realized, like, I can't do it today. | ||
I'm going to do it tomorrow. | ||
So on Sunday, he came in, did not do it. | ||
Decided to point the finger at the Boogaloo Boys for the Capitol storming. | ||
We gotta do something. | ||
And then he's like, I can't handle it. | ||
I'll do it tomorrow. | ||
So, the 18th, Monday, is in theory supposed to be the last show ever. | ||
The final broadcast, great. | ||
Yeah, we're doing it. | ||
Here's where we start. | ||
New Jersey, where they tried to bankrupt that big, successful gym. | ||
And they were starting to win in court, so the state just seized $150,000 every dime the company had to pay payroll and to pay for the bill on the building and to pay for the insurance. | ||
They barely had enough money to stay open, and now they're going to have to close. | ||
But they're starting to get cash donations. | ||
And all they've got to do is call themselves a church or BLM, then they'll be protected under the First Amendment. | ||
And all of us should say, we're part of the Church of Freedom. | ||
In fact, I really think I'm gonna incorporate a church. | ||
All I gotta do is believe in freedom and a pro-human future and you can be part of it. | ||
Okay, that was inevitable. | ||
Yeah, yeah, it was about time. | ||
Honestly, this has taken too long to go full cult. | ||
Basically. | ||
Oh, yeah, Freedom Church. | ||
Yeah, why not? | ||
No, I've literally shit all over the Satanists for not having a church and they shouldn't have the protections of the First Amendment, but... | ||
He really screwed up not doing this when Trump was in office. | ||
Totally. | ||
Because Trump wasn't going to prosecute churches for 501c3 violations, but that might... | ||
Change. | ||
That might go back now to where you can't do political organizing in the case of a church. | ||
I very much doubt it. | ||
So yeah, Alex, I mean, he just doesn't want to pay taxes. | ||
That's basically the game here. | ||
And yeah, finally getting around to it. | ||
I'm going to make a church. | ||
I don't know why Wesley Snipes never did the Church of Blade. | ||
Because I would have joined the Church of Blade. | ||
Sure. | ||
I don't know how Alex isn't already a church. | ||
That's a good point. | ||
He constantly talks about God and, like, this show is a deeply religious thing where he thinks he's fighting demons all day. | ||
I don't know. | ||
It's either science fiction or religion. | ||
One of the two. | ||
Both of which could be a church. | ||
Because it ain't news and it ain't politics. | ||
Hey, if Elrond can do it. | ||
So, Jordan, I don't know if you know this, but America is dead. | ||
Fair. | ||
It didn't die. | ||
On the inauguration. | ||
Oh, that's good. | ||
And that's only because Alex misspeed. | ||
Okay. | ||
You can definitely put on the tombstone the United States of America born July 4th, 1776. | ||
Not true. | ||
Died of treason. | ||
Died of infiltration. | ||
Died of Satanism. | ||
January 21st. | ||
The year 2020. | ||
Whoops. | ||
Still writing July on my checks. | ||
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Wow! | |
Still writing July on those checks. | ||
Man, that's... | ||
So I guess America's been dead for a year. | ||
And see, this is why you gotta double check before you put the death date on the tombstone. | ||
Yeah, of course. | ||
Because that's in rock. | ||
Yeah. | ||
America died before Bernie had to drop out of the race. | ||
We couldn't even get a real socialist to kill America. | ||
I know that you were taking issue with him saying America was born July 4th, 1776. | ||
Sure. | ||
And I don't want to parse that right now. | ||
I have no interest in parsing that ever. | ||
What I do want to talk about is that this seems to imply that Alex doesn't believe that life begins at conception. | ||
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It seems to me that this is an indication that... | |
Birth is when life begins. | ||
If you're pro-nation, you're pro-choice. | ||
I think that's the reality. | ||
Or else you have to celebrate the Independence Day the day when someone came up with the idea to have a country. | ||
1617, somebody was like, man, I think we can do it. | ||
Or maybe a thousand years before that, Eric the Red is out here. | ||
Man, I think these states should be united. | ||
Or just even the day that the beginning of the protesting for... | ||
Sure. | ||
It's the crown. | ||
Of course. | ||
Began in the colonies. | ||
Then, I don't know. | ||
Anyway, I just thought that was kind of funny. | ||
America wasn't born when it became a twinkle in the eye of some revolutionary. | ||
I might have been fairly bored by Alex at the beginning of this episode. | ||
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Sure, sure. | |
So I was having thoughts like that. | ||
Sure, you're having fun thoughts. | ||
Yeah. | ||
So Alex decides to talk about the One Ring. | ||
That's good. | ||
Sure. | ||
Yeah. | ||
The globalists, apparently, they all want power and the rings that Sauron makes give power to the ten kings with the ten rings. | ||
Nine rings. | ||
Whatever, but there's one to rule them. | ||
So that's the ten. | ||
Well, yes, but there's three for the elven lords. | ||
Right. | ||
Seven for the dwarf lords. | ||
I understand. | ||
Okay. | ||
Alex gives himself chills talking about this. | ||
And so the globalist AI system is the enemy that is parasitically sucking the U.S. dry. | ||
And there's only a competition with globalists about who gets the AI takeover. | ||
Will it be China's AI or the US AI? | ||
But it's Satan's plan that it's really all the same AI. | ||
The Lord of the Rings allegory. | ||
Ten rings given to ten kings of the earth who above all seek power. | ||
It's a Christian allegory. | ||
Tolkien said this about what he experienced. | ||
He specifically said it was not. | ||
A professor at the highest levels of the insider knowledge. | ||
Went out of his way. | ||
Ten rings are given to ten kings for power, but... | ||
When they take the power, they actually become enslaved. | ||
And there's one secret ring that controls them all. | ||
That's Satan. | ||
Not secret. | ||
That's the spiritual element. | ||
So, it's got chills. | ||
I believe it's nine rings given to mortal men. | ||
Right. | ||
Doomed to die. | ||
Literally in the poem. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Yeah, you make a good point about Tolkien really resisting allegory as well. | ||
Went hard on it. | ||
People were like, it's about the nuclear bomb, right? | ||
And he was like, oh, that's interesting. | ||
No. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
He did say that it was a religious story. | ||
You know, it was a Christian story. | ||
Sure. | ||
Unintentionally at first, and then intentionally upon reflection. | ||
Who's Jesus' hobbit friends? | ||
Who's Jesus' Pippin? | ||
Pippin? | ||
That would be Bartholomew. | ||
I think that's a good answer. | ||
Yeah, I just, I love it anytime Alex is like talking and he impresses himself. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Or he freaks himself out. | ||
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Ooh, got chills. | |
Oh, man. | ||
Ooh. | ||
I nailed that. | ||
I absolutely got that one perfect. | ||
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The one ring? | |
Satan. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Solved that problem. | ||
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Yeah. | |
So Alex is still going on about how there's, in the riot at the Capitol, before the storming of January 6th, there were agents. | ||
Sure. | ||
Right? | ||
Everybody who might be inconvenient for him, probably an agent. | ||
That's Aragorn. | ||
But he can tell. | ||
Alex can tell. | ||
He has a special sense for this. | ||
I mean, you've got FBI agents in there running this damn thing. | ||
God, we're in so much trouble. | ||
And again, I'm not saying those guys are the agents, you know, the guys with the Black Lives Matter and the Antifa shirts. | ||
It's the video you showed later of the people in full camo and full mask that are... | ||
Definitely got squared away there, and I can just tell. | ||
You learn things. | ||
Look at him instantly. | ||
You know what's going on. | ||
This just makes me think of the time that we spent listening to the immediate aftermath of the Boston bombing. | ||
Yeah, totally. | ||
Whenever Alex was like, I can tell who everybody is just by looking at them. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I can see the way they're standing, and I know this guy's hostage rescue team all over. | ||
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Yeah. | |
You don't know shit. | ||
I think Alex proves that the blood of Newman-Yor has grown thin. | ||
Come on, man. | ||
All right. | ||
How many more do I got? | ||
I think you got way more, but I don't know how much patience I got. | ||
You don't want any more? | ||
Blackjack! | ||
Oh, boy. | ||
Okay. | ||
So, yeah, I mean, like, the people that he's talking about, I think, I don't know what the video he's referring to, but I assume, based on the descriptions, probably the Oath Keeper folks who were there. | ||
Yeah, it has to. | ||
But now, it would be as good a time as any to talk about how Joe Biggs, former InfoWars employee, Rambo Joe Biggs. | ||
Yeah. | ||
He going to prison. | ||
Yeah, hilarious. | ||
He's going to prison hard. | ||
For a while. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Unless he flips on a lot of more important people. | ||
And I don't even know if that's going to do much. | ||
I doubt it. | ||
Who's more important than him? | ||
He's like second in command of the Proud Boys. | ||
Yeah, that one's pretty easy to pick out. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I mean, I assume he can flip on some congressmen. | ||
On account of them committing the crimes. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
I don't know what he knows or what he's up to, but it's interesting to see this path that he's gone from. | ||
Ding-dong, working at InfoWars, trying to get Pizzagate going. | ||
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To the guy who gets Ted Cruz to finally go to prison. | |
It's an interesting path. | ||
Also, just before we got on air here today, on air, what the fuck am I talking about? | ||
No idea. | ||
Before we got on these mics, there was a news story that was breaking about William Watson, who's a guy who had a big beard, was pictured at the Capitol along with Q Shaman. | ||
Right. | ||
And a lot of the headlines were really stressing that he went to the Capitol because Alex told him to. | ||
Sure. | ||
And I think people are making more out of that than they should. | ||
I don't think you can do much with that. | ||
No, I mean like, but I saw some people tweeting things to the effect of like Alex ordered him to go. | ||
Sure. | ||
And even the Raw Story article about it, the phrasing of it was a little bit iffy. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Because as far as I can tell from the actual information, he just said that he knew that there was a rally at the Capitol because Alex had said meet there at one. | ||
Right. | ||
You've got to assume, is Alex wanting people to go to the stage that he was conceivably going to be having a rally at? | ||
It would be nice, and we've referenced this before, it would be nice if before people ran with stories, they would at least send you an email. | ||
But I mean, I... | ||
Imagine that the reason they don't is because you would be like, hey, could you add more nuance? | ||
And they'd be like, more nuance means fewer clicks, so we're not going to talk to Dan. | ||
Yeah, I mean, I don't know if I could even be of much help with this, but I wish people would recognize that the more you put Alex in the crosshairs for this, when it's something like... | ||
What you see in those stories about this guy, the more it works in Alex's favor. | ||
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Totally. | |
They're trying to set me up for this! | ||
Totally. | ||
And, yeah, you shouldn't do things like that. | ||
They play into his... | ||
No, you wind up not just letting him off the hook, but doing a... | ||
I would call it pulling a Rogan, where you accidentally give him more credibility than he, by any means, deserves. | ||
Yeah, you also write him a new narrative. | ||
Yeah, I mean, really, this is like... | ||
Son of Sam kind of stuff where it's like, oh, you can't blame the dog. | ||
You know what I'm saying? | ||
Or was that him? | ||
Yeah. | ||
I'm pretty sure the dog who was in... | ||
Yeah, Satan and stuff. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
Alex is just Satan for this guy. | ||
No, the ring is Satan. | ||
Ah, that's fair. | ||
So I hated the beginning of this show. | ||
It was very boring. | ||
There was nothing going on. | ||
And thankfully, about an hour in, hour and ten in, Alex condenses what he's been talking about for the last hour. | ||
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Okay, good. | |
The whole last hour could have been condensed into two minutes. | ||
It's confirmed that the deep state ran the Boogaloo Boys via the Southern Poverty Law Center, ADL, and the FBI. | ||
No! | ||
You're back! | ||
They've all bragged about it with Antifa. | ||
They've been protected. | ||
When they were arrested, they were released. | ||
It's been confirmed, apparently. | ||
That is a fair condensing of most of what he spent all of his time talking about. | ||
But he didn't prove any of this. | ||
He hasn't confirmed any of it. | ||
He just believes that saying something repeatedly is the same thing as confirming it. | ||
Hey, how about this? | ||
How about, fuck your William Watson article, and instead, here's your article. | ||
Alex doesn't get to do this. | ||
And all you do is go through what he did on the 6th and how he lied about it immediately and how he's lying about it now and how we don't get to let this go. | ||
He doesn't get to go on and talk about how there's going to be problems and everybody's going to have their balls caught off. | ||
He has to say, I lied to you and I was full of shit and everybody should write an article about that. | ||
And also, there's an article in the lead mentions that he believes he's constantly fighting demons. | ||
And he believes he's constantly fighting demons. | ||
Yes. | ||
So you had the FBI, and through the Southern Poverty Law Center and the ADL, they were running the Boogaloo Boys to do all this and get the storming going. | ||
Weird, they were buddies. | ||
And then you had QAnon people who were patsies, apparently. | ||
They were just there to be a spectacle. | ||
And we walked right into a trap. | ||
They did stand down. | ||
They ushered the Q people, who were not violent, in to be killed and in to be arrested as sacrificial dummies, just like in Spies Like Us. | ||
A great comedy, but very accurate. | ||
You're like, oh, we're going to accelerate you guys to be frontline spies. | ||
You did that. | ||
Really, with like two weeks training. | ||
Yeah. | ||
And they put them in as decoys. | ||
Of course, they end up doing a better job than the actual spies, which is how it actually works. | ||
Because real people get real stuff done, not you mentally ill, sicko freaks that have... | ||
Asperger's or whatever. | ||
Satanic Asperger's. | ||
I don't mean Asperger's or Satanic. | ||
I mean a form of it that's like Satanic. | ||
It's disgusting. | ||
That was weird. | ||
So then you're saying that they did it. | ||
I don't know. | ||
He's saying that the real people at the Patriots did everything. | ||
I think he watched Spies Like Us recently. | ||
I think maybe his kids are coming to such an age that you've got to get into some of those classic comedies. | ||
That's fair. | ||
Yeah. | ||
So I think one of the things that I'm noticing about Alex around this time is that it's pretty much just... | ||
It's very doom-filled. | ||
Sure, sure. | ||
It's very much... | ||
The country is no more? | ||
Well, I mean, in his cosmology, the devil has taken over the United States, so you would expect that kind of thing. | ||
Yeah, but you would expect it to be in that language. | ||
Sure. | ||
The devil is in charge. | ||
Well, yeah, he's been yelling about it for a long time. | ||
Yeah, but instead, it kind of comes in this form, and it's like, this is just gonna incite people to impotent violence. | ||
We're going to come back and talk more about what you're witnessing there in our former capital, now under globalist control. | ||
We are now officially occupied. | ||
Joe Biden will be installed in about 46 hours as the first dictator of the United States, okay? | ||
And then we'll all be shutting down after that. | ||
Shouldn't he think FDR was the first dictator of the United States? | ||
I managed to avoid a spit take. | ||
Yeah, I appreciate that. | ||
That was gonna go straight at you. | ||
Yeah, that doesn't even fit with his own ideas. | ||
No, no. | ||
But D.C.'s the former capital. | ||
We're now under complete occupation. | ||
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Sure, sure. | |
Biden is a dictator. | ||
Naturally. | ||
It's all like, okay, well, what has your show for 25 fucking years suggested people do when those circumstances are achieved? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Well, I think you know. | ||
Yeah. | ||
So, there's a couple days left for Trump to be in office. | ||
He's got criminals to say you can go free. | ||
Well, actually, Alex has a prediction about that. | ||
Oh, strange. | ||
And I think with this type of action, Trump is going to pardon Julian Assange tomorrow. | ||
I'm predicting that right now. | ||
My gut tells me that Trump's good and that Trump at the final crucible did the right thing. | ||
Ooh, snake eyes came up just short on that prediction. | ||
Headline, you don't get to do this! | ||
Alex probably very disappointed about that. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Yeah. | ||
Why did he think that would happen? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Probably because it's what his audience wants to hear. | ||
That's fair. | ||
So, Alex is getting... | ||
We heard on that Sunday show, he's getting back into the migrant caravan fear-based narratives. | ||
Naturally. | ||
And one of the things that I've noticed about him is he has... | ||
Absolute inability to estimate sizes of groups. | ||
Yeah. | ||
He will say, like, 100,000 people is 10 million. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
You ever do those, how many gumballs in this jar? | ||
He guesses a million every time. | ||
Or seven. | ||
Yeah. | ||
He's not good at estimating. | ||
So he's saying, he's looking at a picture of, like, a caravan of migrants, and he's just like, oh, that's so many more people. | ||
And if you don't admit it's the end of America, it will be. | ||
By admitting we're under attack, by admitting this is globalist, by admitting that they've collapsed the third world with the COVID lockdowns, and now the UN has set up giant refugee centers to make the hundreds of thousands that caravaned here a few years ago that Trump stopped look like insignificant. | ||
Let's go ahead for radio listeners, TV viewers can see this, roll that little newscast about the 7,000. | ||
Folks, that isn't 7,000. | ||
Let me give you a newsflash. | ||
It's $50,000. | ||
I've seen the footage. | ||
And that's just the first group the U.N. trains. | ||
They've got debit cards paid for by the State Department. | ||
Trump cut off the money, but now they do it directly from Soros. | ||
And I'm going to go to your phone calls, but that's what's happening. | ||
Prove it. | ||
Prove any of that shit. | ||
Anyway, look, I noticed this, and I hate it. | ||
It sucks. | ||
But I think that these sorts of stories... | ||
Really get under Alex's skin more than a lot of other ones, because he gets really mad for a large chunk of this episode. | ||
Al, the border's close to his home, and he's a racist. | ||
The end. | ||
Yeah. | ||
He's really, really, like, just down, and he freaks out quite a bit. | ||
And that does get... | ||
I might have to see two more Muslims than I'm used to! | ||
At the pool supply shop. | ||
Yeah, exactly. | ||
Yeah, so he addresses the idea that this was going to be his last show, and then it just goes downhill from there. | ||
Okay, all right. | ||
All right, I'm going to go to break, and then I promise for at least four segments, three segments, I'm going to go write the calls. | ||
I'm going to go to Michael, Steve, John, Christian, Houston, Scott, Preston, Izzy, Richard, and others. | ||
And listen, I want to explain something here to everybody. | ||
Okay. | ||
If I seem really irritable and mad, it's not with the crew. | ||
I'm just done with all this. | ||
And I meant to come here today and say this is my last broadcast. | ||
And by that, I'm going to keep doing shows. | ||
But, I mean, you understand, folks. | ||
I believe they're going to shut everything down in the next few months. | ||
They're going to blow up federal buildings. | ||
They're going to put poison in water supplies. | ||
I mean, it's over. | ||
I mean, it's over. | ||
You understand? | ||
Your only shot you've got is realizing that we're screwed. | ||
Your candy-ass church isn't gonna do it. | ||
Your candy-ass boss isn't gonna do it. | ||
We're a trained group of monkeys in this country. | ||
We're not what Americans used to be. | ||
We're not rugged individualists. | ||
We don't stand up for the Bill of Rights and Constitution. | ||
We're a joke, okay? | ||
He's in a bad mood. | ||
Yeah. | ||
That bad mood has started after covering this story about the migrants. | ||
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Yeah. | |
And it turns pretty fucking extreme. | ||
I mean, he's talking about blowing up federal buildings, poisoning the water supply, and like... | ||
I don't think even Stone Cold called churches candy asses. | ||
No, and it was The Rock who'd call people candy asses. | ||
Oh, I apologize. | ||
I apologize for not getting famous Republican The Rock. | ||
He did speak at the RNC. | ||
Yeah, exactly. | ||
Yeah, so Alex goes from there, how they're gonna do all this shit. | ||
Yeah, we're all just gonna let The Rock get away with that, right? | ||
Everybody's just agreed, like, eh, don't worry about it. | ||
Sure, The Rock endorsed all of the horrifying things, but we'll still let him be a movie star. | ||
I mean... | ||
Sure. | ||
I don't know what his politics are anymore. | ||
Sure. | ||
And I don't know how... | ||
Look, Vince McMahon is a lunatic. | ||
Yeah, that's true. | ||
That is true. | ||
That's all... | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'm not going to sit here and defend The Rock, but I'm also not going to say that I know. | ||
I'm not going to... | ||
He did speak at the RNC, but that was also 20 years ago. | ||
Eh, that's fair. | ||
Anyway, Alex gets deeper into Doom fantasies. | ||
I mean, if we ever beat this thing, it'll be in the history. | ||
Of like, these people were Hitler. | ||
I mean, this is unbelievable. | ||
It's not like, oh, we're getting there, it's bad, things are out of control. | ||
It's, they've just begun. | ||
They're going to take your pension funds, they're going to bankrupt, they're going to cut the power off, the oil off, they're going to open the borders. | ||
It's over, man. | ||
It's over. | ||
It's all gone. | ||
It's all over. | ||
They're going to activate the Boogaloos, FBI, ADL, terror forces. | ||
They're going to start blowing everything up. | ||
Then they're going to come arrest all the patriots. | ||
The idiots will cheer it. | ||
I wish. | ||
Enjoy! | ||
All your games. | ||
In fact, America is rotting and deserves it. | ||
Now, the Satanists aren't good. | ||
They're not God. | ||
God just lets them have their way now. | ||
So all your games are over. | ||
All the TV watching, all the laziness, all the slack jawing's over. | ||
It's over. | ||
You're going to be just like a baby at six months being chopped up in its mother's womb. | ||
You're not a human. | ||
You're not essential. | ||
You're dead. | ||
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They're going to kill you because you don't care. | |
There's so much hand sanitizer on the market, but beware. | ||
So... | ||
Yeah, that was a jarring shift into that commercial. | ||
Never not fun. | ||
Yeah, so I guess we should not storm Capitol buildings then if we're all, you know... | ||
I don't understand. | ||
If I recall correctly, I do believe that Alex said God appointed him to defeat Satan. | ||
And he was the only person that Satan was worried about. | ||
Yeah, and that's why Satan tried to recruit him when he was younger with all the hot cheerleaders. | ||
So, I mean, now that he's done, I assume Satan's like, whew! | ||
Dodged a bullet on that one. | ||
I guess God isn't that powerful, now is he? | ||
Well, look, don't blame God for Alex's failures. | ||
I'm pretty sure that that's the only person you can blame! | ||
This is an HR issue. | ||
His prophecies are shit! | ||
I don't believe God at all anymore, Dan! | ||
I do think that if you take everything Alex says seriously, then yes, he has been defeated by the devil at this point. | ||
And by extension, so has God. | ||
Yeah, but also... | ||
I could see a world where God is sitting off at the side. | ||
He's like, I didn't tell you to do that. | ||
I can see that world, too. | ||
Hey, Alex, don't keep my name out of your mouth. | ||
I didn't tell you to do anything. | ||
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Hey, buddy, guess who you've been working for the whole time, you idiot? | |
Yeah, yeah. | ||
You're controlled opposition for the devil. | ||
Alex Jones is a devil false flag. | ||
Yeah, that does sound right. | ||
So, Alex believes that everyone in the news, like all over, MSM. | ||
Sure. | ||
Everyone's calling for Trump people to be thrown in camps. | ||
Sure. | ||
Trump fans. | ||
Just people who like him. | ||
What kind of camp? | ||
People who... | ||
Bad ones. | ||
Like off-site? | ||
No, FEMA. | ||
FEMA. | ||
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FEMA camps. | |
Oh, okay. | ||
All right. | ||
Five years ago, if we had one clip of national TV saying, let's put people in re-education camps, we'd be airing in every segment. | ||
I probably saw five clips this morning of national news saying we need to arrest all Trump supporters and re-educate them. | ||
They're not saying that for no reason! | ||
You said if you had one clip... | ||
We need emergency legislative events. | ||
We need the states lining up against this. | ||
We need all the big churches coming out against it. | ||
We need all the men that I see on the golf courses are polishing their Porsches or their jet boats to spend some time caring about this. | ||
Don't you have boats? | ||
But all the successful men keep their heads down. | ||
And it makes me sick because you're not successful. | ||
You're the ones that took our birthright and crapped it away. | ||
That's why I'm pissed, man. | ||
I'm really pissed off right now. | ||
We got a case of communist cancer. | ||
So again, Alex is furious that rich people aren't doing more to support the info war or something. | ||
I think you can read between the lines a little bit on that. | ||
We've heard this chorus before. | ||
I do think that this is him trying to do a posterity last broadcast. | ||
Like the fake last broadcast thing. | ||
He's getting really mad. | ||
He's trying to get his Howard Beale moment. | ||
Mad as hell. | ||
Not gonna take it anymore. | ||
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Never! | |
Kind of thing. | ||
And it's really funny. | ||
Because he starts time traveling. | ||
His mind starts traveling through time. | ||
He brings out a story from 2008 and pretends it's current. | ||
I'm excited. | ||
I mean, this is it, folks. | ||
I start thinking about all the things I want to say and all the things I want to do, and it just makes me mad that our precious country is being literally sucked into a black hole of world government. | ||
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Literally. | |
Literally. | ||
Oh, God. | ||
Do you understand they are announcing shock collars and shock bracelets and bracelets and dog collars for everyone to wear? | ||
Okay? | ||
I mean, I have the newscast. | ||
From 2008. | ||
The plan is they're going to be shocking callers. | ||
Oh, you'll wear a collar now to show your COVID thing and it tracks you and social businesses. | ||
No, no, no. | ||
The actual meetings are about having a shocker in it. | ||
And the public's like, I love my shocker! | ||
I'm not joking! | ||
No, but you're talking about a 13-year-old news story about something that the DHS was considering and didn't implement. | ||
There is that. | ||
This is so sad. | ||
There is that. | ||
That might be an issue. | ||
And I actually know that that's exactly what he's talking about, because we heard him talk about that in past episodes. | ||
No, the problem is, Dan, liberals don't have any memories. | ||
Right, but I also heard him bring it up on this episode. | ||
Sure. | ||
This same episode, he talks about how they were going to do that for anti-terrorism in 2008, and he remembers it, and then he incorporates it into the present narrative. | ||
I hate him so much. | ||
Yeah, he's the worst. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Content warning, I guess, about this. | ||
This next clip is pretty gross, but it's Alex freaking out. | ||
He's now super mad. | ||
He's losing his mind, starts complaining more about shock collars. | ||
Are they shock collars like what we're used to, or are they collars that just explain what is happening with climate change? | ||
They're shocking collars in the sense that they are, like, garish. | ||
They're collars that are just... | ||
They're bedazzled. | ||
Yes. | ||
They're like, ooh, you can't wear that. | ||
They're actually slap bracelets, and people are shocked you're still wearing them. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Gotcha. | ||
So there's more talk about shock collars here, and then Alex brings in a little bit of his fears and disgusting stuff about Drag Queen's story time. | ||
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Oh, God. | |
You don't get to do this! | ||
It's been a while. | ||
This ends predictably. | ||
Not Communist China. | ||
Homeland Security is having meetings about shockers you wear around your neck. | ||
13 years ago. | ||
I mean, hell, you let convicted pedophiles go to elementary schools and have your six-year-old daughters and sons bounce up and down on their erections. | ||
I mean, literally, I watch these videos. | ||
We can't even air these on air. | ||
I can't even look at them. | ||
Of some fat pot-bellied dude with a little six-year-old girl on him riding his crotch. | ||
He's got an erection. | ||
This is what they do on TV. | ||
And then they cut to the local newscaster. | ||
He goes, well, got to get them when they're young. | ||
See, he's a leader. | ||
He just goes along with it. | ||
Got to get the children when they're young, huh? | ||
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Do you think you're safe in a world where they got kids with pedophiles on TV? | |
Do you think you're safe, you dumb son of a bitch? | ||
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Maybe. | |
You think they're safe when they're... | ||
Now we know the COVID vaccine kills old people at a very high percentage rate? | ||
You think we're safe when they're killing all the old people? | ||
And do you think God likes us when we do that? | ||
It's all gonna burn. | ||
All of you that think you're smart and you're part of the system as you can manipulate those under you, it's all gonna come back on you a trillion fold. | ||
And I'm just saying right now, I will not be part of this. | ||
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I will not submit to it. | |
You know, SimpliSafe sells a social distancing sweater. | ||
All right, I said I'd go to your calls. | ||
Show them the Homeland Security video where you wear taser bracelets. | ||
I'm not making this up, folks. | ||
I know I'm saying this stuff. | ||
It just sounds fantastic. | ||
I'm not lying. | ||
Is there a solution to hijacking? | ||
Yes. | ||
Everyone will wear a shocking bracelet, Homeland Security says. | ||
It's okay. | ||
Only if you're bad will the stewardess shock you. | ||
Oh, I'm sorry. | ||
The flight attendant, don't put me in a re-education center. | ||
Put him in a re-education center. | ||
Okay. | ||
I'm going to just say this and go to a call. | ||
It could be your last chance to get an InfoWars t-shirt, a Trader Joe's t-shirt. | ||
Shows this country he's sold out to. | ||
It'll be your last chance to get X2, X3. | ||
Wow, that really drives home the sincerity of that entire rant. | ||
It really feels genuine and organic and real. | ||
You don't get to do it! | ||
It doesn't feel like a performance at all meant to heighten people's emotions, put them in a suggestible state, wherein they might be like, oh no, I gotta buy this t-shirt. | ||
You know, I think this is why I really don't care. | ||
Like, I've seen a lot of those takes where it's like, no, you need to feel for the Q people. | ||
They really believe this is real, and that's why, you know, I know you don't think that they should... | ||
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And it's like, man, I get it. | |
I get it. | ||
I care because a child believes that the boogeyman is under the bed. | ||
I care. | ||
The child is a child. | ||
I'm going to be like, hey, no, there's no boogeyman under the bed. | ||
Let's do this. | ||
You're an adult. | ||
I don't care. | ||
I don't care if you believe that the boogeyman is under the bed. | ||
I just don't care. | ||
You're an adult. | ||
Many of you people are middle-aged or older. | ||
Stop believing that there's a boogeyman under the bed. | ||
Yeah, but you're not taking into account nearly enough how belief that there's a boogeyman under your bed gives you security and fills an emotional hole that you need filled, and you don't realize that it's being filled by something as false and nonsensical as a boogeyman under your bed. | ||
I realize that. | ||
You may, but I don't feel like you're empathizing to that. | ||
I'm not. | ||
I'm thoroughly not. | ||
Because they're not children. | ||
That's okay, and that's your right. | ||
I disagree with you. | ||
I understand that. | ||
So, you know, if we're pretending that this is Alex's last show, one of the things that he would obviously do in this last show is put off going to calls and not really get around to them. | ||
Oh yeah, of course. | ||
And so he does successfully do that by screaming about all sorts of stuff. | ||
And then he finally does get to calls. | ||
And in normal caller fashion, they're kind of a bummer. | ||
This one guy who calls in has been in the Capitol, in D.C., since the 6th. | ||
Not the building. | ||
Excuse me. | ||
And he's really struggling to understand why Trump would go away. | ||
Why would he get on an airplane and give up on being president if we know the election was stolen, if we know these people are demons? | ||
Why would he do that? | ||
It's tough. | ||
Yeah. | ||
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I got the call from the president to be here on January 6th, and I'm still here. | |
Well, God bless you, brother. | ||
What do you see there? | ||
What's unfolding? | ||
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I see a lot of buses, a lot of buses with the tinted windows, and I'm hoping that there are troops, real troops, U.S. soldiers. | |
One thing that you're not mentioning at all is, where's Trump? | ||
If he doesn't say something and start the Insurrection Act or something to slow this down, this will be worse than the Bay of Pigs. | ||
I hear you. | ||
That's what I'm saying is he's surrounded. | ||
No one is supporting him. | ||
The Cube movement was to make people think he was invincible. | ||
They set us up on the 6th to demonize us. | ||
You said he was chosen by God. | ||
So Trump's going to leave. | ||
I mean, that's what's going down here, brother. | ||
Those troops. | ||
But here's the weird wrinkle. | ||
They're now saying the troops are terrorists. | ||
Fox News is saying, and CNN's reporting, they don't trust the troops either. | ||
So who knows what's going on up there? | ||
I mean, this is crazy, brother. | ||
We're about to find out, aren't we? | ||
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We the people know what the truth is. | |
We know there was election fraud. | ||
We know COVID is a hoax. | ||
We know there's rampant pedophilia going on. | ||
We know Epstein didn't kill himself. | ||
We know we didn't send help for the Benghazi soldiers. | ||
We know that Joe Biden's senile. | ||
What in the heck? | ||
How could a man get on a plane and fly away from all of this? | ||
He also said he would never surrender. | ||
So I'm here in the belly of the beast, waiting for the command. | ||
That's so sad. | ||
That just really bums me out. | ||
That's a guy who's accepted and internalized all of these narratives from right-wing media, and he has the right thought, but he's not reaching the conclusion. | ||
And that is, how could... | ||
Trump, if he is our hero, how could he know all of these things and allow it to continue? | ||
Take the next step, buddy. | ||
I would imagine that the next step is making up a reason that makes him still be the hero. | ||
Yeah, or just turning it into like... | ||
Trump was set up himself. | ||
Yeah, who knows? | ||
Or what Alex is doing. | ||
He's surrounded. | ||
He can't do anything. | ||
No, he was chosen by God. | ||
He was defeated. | ||
So was God. | ||
But that's not his fault or God's fault somehow. | ||
It's really no one's fault. | ||
No, it's no one's fault. | ||
Probably the devil. | ||
It's probably the devil. | ||
So another caller calls in and Alex gives him some bad advice that if people are listening to his show and taking him seriously, Alex could be costing people thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars. | ||
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Sure. | |
Coming from a blue state, you know, in a populated area, we got a thousand people per square mile easy here. | ||
Is the time to go here? | ||
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You know, we continue to question for those who... | |
Oh, 100% is, you know, downsize your life and have cultural goodness with God. | ||
It's worth everything not to be part of the system. | ||
You must flee blue states and blue cities. | ||
They're designed to totally collapse and bring down the entire United States. | ||
God bless you, brother. | ||
So, I guess, this caller, he does mention that his family has some land he can go to. | ||
Sure. | ||
But, like, if you're someone who's listening, uprooting your life... | ||
It would be very, very expensive. | ||
Sure. | ||
It's a good thing that his family has land, though. | ||
That makes it less expensive. | ||
This caller does, but not other people who are listening, probably. | ||
If they believe what Alex is saying, they're coming to kill you, they want to chop you up, America's over, it's time to flee the blue cities because they're death traps and they're meant to collapse. | ||
He could fuck around and ruin people's lives in a way that you'd never hear about. | ||
You'd never hear about these people who had listened to Alex, took him seriously, and decided to go to Idaho. | ||
And I'm sorry to the people of Idaho that that's the example I often come up with. | ||
Sure, it could be Montana. | ||
Idaho's a great state. | ||
Idaho, could be Oregon, could be any of those. | ||
I mean, but a penny that they're spending on moving to a remote location is a penny they're not giving to Alex. | ||
That's true. | ||
Except if they need to get... | ||
I think Alex is the one who's the real loser in this scenario. | ||
Not if they need to stock up with survival food. | ||
Ooh, that's fair. | ||
Yeah. | ||
He's got that one. | ||
He's got them coming and going. | ||
He does. | ||
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Literally. | |
And he has those waterfalls. | ||
Yeah. | ||
The size of a school bus. | ||
Man, he's the new Amazon for people who flee. | ||
So Alex now has a guest on. | ||
It's Jason Jones. | ||
He's a guy who didn't like COVID restrictions and came to Alex's attention through a YouTube video, I think. | ||
Anyway, he is there because he was at the Capitol on the 6th. | ||
And he's complaining about how the media is gaslighting people about what happened. | ||
This is so funny. | ||
Mic down for this. | ||
Okay. | ||
Because this made me laugh so hard. | ||
You know, it's one thing to tell a lie. | ||
It's another to seem like you believe your own lies. | ||
It was all quite horrifying, Alex. | ||
And it just convinced me that we have to double down on our commitment to freedom of speech, freedom of religion, free and fair elections. | ||
And, you know, we're not going anywhere. | ||
We're going to keep standing up. | ||
Oh, I thought Alex was still here. | ||
I thought I... | ||
Okay. | ||
So, yeah. | ||
That's what I got. | ||
Thank you. | ||
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Thank you. | |
Out to break. | ||
That's good stuff. | ||
Man, I thought eating a sandwich was rude. | ||
Alex just left. | ||
I love it. | ||
That's beautiful. | ||
That is beautiful. | ||
I don't understand how... | ||
Trump could just leave, you know, knowing everything he knows. | ||
I don't understand how Trump could just leave. | ||
Alex, I don't know how he could just leave. | ||
It's remarkable. | ||
I mean, Jason was saying, like, Alex. | ||
He was addressing Alex. | ||
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Yeah. | |
And Alex wasn't there. | ||
That's fantastic. | ||
He later says that he was walking around with a headset mic so he could hear everything that Jason Jones was saying. | ||
Sure. | ||
Man, that is profoundly rude. | ||
That is fantastic. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Love it. | ||
Doesn't matter how much of a dick Alex is, doesn't matter. | ||
He has a platform. | ||
Just keep on coming. | ||
Yep. | ||
Somebody who used Alex's platform, maybe for nefarious purposes, Steve Pachanik. | ||
And Steve might have turned evil, according to Alex in this. | ||
Okay. | ||
And he seems to be implying that Steve flipped over and started supporting Q because he turned evil. | ||
Okay. | ||
But that introduces a problem, and that is that Alex is huge on General Flynn now. | ||
Right. | ||
And General Flynn pledged allegiance to Q. There's that. | ||
So Alex tries to thread this needle here, and it does not work. | ||
The movement was exploding. | ||
Q came along to take control of it with intelligence ops. | ||
We now know that well-known intelligence ops that I know personally flipped to Q at the end because they were controlled. | ||
General Flynn's a great guy. | ||
He just wanted to lead an army that was waiting there with Q, but he still didn't control it. | ||
He's a good guy. | ||
He's... | ||
He just wanted to control an army. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I feel like... | ||
Controlling an army under false pretenses makes you less of a good guy, right? | ||
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No, he's a good guy. | |
He's a good guy. | ||
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Oh, okay. | |
Good guy. | ||
He's a good dude! | ||
He's just, you know, lying to all these evil people in order to turn them into an army that he can use to overthrow the government, Dan! | ||
Yeah. | ||
That's a patriot. | ||
And see, the problem with QAnon, according to Jason Jones, is, you know, they use vague information from anonymous sources. | ||
While you're listening to this, just remember how many times Alex has referenced vague things that a lieutenant colonel told him. | ||
People have such faith in Q. I've been startled at people in my life, people I love and know from, I went to high school with, college with, served in the Army. | ||
They're just, I'm getting inundated with these texts and forwards that their source, they all have these sources, and I'll call them and I'll say, listen, you know, put that aside for now. | ||
Please stop sharing this information. | ||
From an anonymous source, it's communicated in a way that's ambiguous, and you can't verify what they state. | ||
When you have an ambiguous statement from an anonymous source that cannot be verified, you can't support it or refute it, all that can lead to is infighting and mistrust. | ||
And then that's the structure, the very structure. | ||
It doesn't matter even the content of what they say. | ||
It doesn't matter what you say. | ||
When it's from an anonymous source, said in an ambiguous way, That cannot be verified or refuted. | ||
The only thing you have then is argument. | ||
It is a satanic action. | ||
What? | ||
What? | ||
I mean, Jason might as well be explaining what Alex does. | ||
Yeah. | ||
And Alex turns in, it's a satanic system. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
It's very dumb. | ||
I do like whenever self-awareness of one's evil is allowed to sublimate through blaming someone else. | ||
That's good. | ||
That's good stuff. | ||
Way to not... | ||
Reflect. | ||
So earlier on this episode, we heard Alex pretty mad. | ||
You know, freaking out a little bit. | ||
They're gonna kill you. | ||
They're gonna chop you up. | ||
Sure. | ||
Shit's going down. | ||
Naturally. | ||
Poison in the water. | ||
Uh-huh. | ||
They're gonna kill you. | ||
Naturally. | ||
He was also very viscerally responding to things. | ||
He seemed pretty mad. | ||
And that's why this is really, really funny. | ||
You have been probably... | ||
You should write a book on maintaining inner peace. | ||
I agree. | ||
I very much agree. | ||
Breathe through the nose. | ||
I very much agree that I have often been lacking a zen and the art of screaming propaganda. | ||
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This position is called a sun salutation. | |
Do it every morning. | ||
Keeps me centered. | ||
Keeps me sane. | ||
I'm just going to snort some Adderall real quick, and then I'm going to yoga. | ||
First Adderall, then incense. | ||
We burn incense to keep the vibe real chill in the house. | ||
I always have a glass of tea. | ||
You know what's fun about yoga is whenever your right leg is constantly shaking. | ||
Makes it more difficult. | ||
Yeah, it does stuff. | ||
Anyway, their interview's stupid. | ||
I don't care. | ||
And that brings us to the 19th. | ||
So now we're on to Tuesday, the day before communist Joe Biden becomes president. | ||
He's going to kill us all. | ||
And since we're recording this on the 21st, we know that it went off without a hitch. | ||
No real... | ||
Real trouble at the inauguration. | ||
I'd say 25,000 uniformed troops probably is a pretty good deterrent. | ||
Probably. | ||
He gave his speech and it sort of flew in the face of all the he's senile, he can't talk for even a minute kind of stuff. | ||
There was an issue. | ||
So Alex is still living in the before times though. | ||
But he does know. | ||
That that is what's going to happen. | ||
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Right. | |
That Biden is going to get in. | ||
Sure. | ||
Unfortunately, almost half of his audience believes Steve. | ||
And I have a lot of people mad at me, but you won't be mad tomorrow when you see that I told you the truth. | ||
You'll be very, very sad. | ||
We had a poll on Infowars.com over the weekend with tens of thousands of people that clicked on it. | ||
I don't know if we ever had a chance to pull that up. | ||
We should have an article about it where we can repost it and have people vote again. | ||
And over 45% thought that... | ||
Everyone's being mass arrested and Trump's going to stay in office. | ||
Absolutely incredible. | ||
Well, maybe part of that is because of the people you talk to. | ||
I don't understand. | ||
Maybe it's because of... | ||
It is absolutely incredible that my audience, after me telling them this, would believe it. | ||
And me having guests on who I've overinflated their credibility. | ||
Totally. | ||
Saying that they know everything they overthrow countries. | ||
I mean, you've had somebody who's literally toppled governments before. | ||
I don't understand why we would believe he couldn't once more. | ||
Exactly. | ||
I think that that's indicative of... | ||
I mean, I don't know how scientific these polls are on Infowars, but assuming that a third of his audience, even, let's say, believes that Steve is right and that Trump is going to somehow magically remain president, if I saw that number for our audience, I would think I'd fail. | ||
Yeah, I would strongly believe that. | ||
I would think that's a big problem with my audience. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I would almost say that would be a reason for us to quit doing the show. | ||
Yeah. | ||
We're bad for people. | ||
Alex doesn't look at it that way. | ||
He's kind of excited for them to be proven wrong and to be proven right. | ||
Which is a little shitty. | ||
That'll show the people who give me money. | ||
Yeah. | ||
So, there's a loose thread dangling from the 6th. | ||
And that is that Alex has said, repeatedly, and on microphones, that Trump personally asked him to lead the march from the speech to the Capitol building. | ||
Doesn't look good in hindsight. | ||
Does not. | ||
Turns out. | ||
Alex was set up from the inside. | ||
He wanted a million people in D.C. to peacefully demonstrate so that we would show we had more numbers than they did and to show that Biden couldn't fill a parking lot and Trump could get a million people there. | ||
That Trump was coming to speak at a stage that was set up on the other side. | ||
But it was all a setup. | ||
That stage was there the night before. | ||
It was broken down by the time we got there. | ||
Oh, we were totally set up. | ||
We walk completely into a trap with people inside his administration, we know now, that set Trump up and told him that it's Jones' idea to march to the Capitol and all this stuff, and it's a great idea, and you should tell him to lead it, because they intended for me to go in there and lead that thing so they could throw my ass in prison. | ||
But of course, by the time I got there, I saw what was happening and tried to stop it. | ||
This is the real world, people. | ||
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Who? | |
Who inside the Trump administration is trying to set you up? | ||
Name names. | ||
If somebody was trying to set you up, I would imagine you would really want to name names, right? | ||
That would be big news. | ||
Yeah, I think everybody would give you a lot of attention if you could name names. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Come on, Alex. | ||
Jesus. | ||
Does not. | ||
Doesn't. | ||
So, the globalist plan... | ||
Oh, also, by the way, I realize now that we've moved on to the 19th. | ||
He didn't really do a last episode on the 18th, but he also didn't say, I'm doing it tomorrow. | ||
So I assume that was meant to be it, and it was just that outburst. | ||
And he just got distracted. | ||
I think he just did an outburst and started yelling and hoped it would kind of look like Network. | ||
Sure. | ||
That's kind of the feeling that I get. | ||
I think his last broadcast being like 15 minutes long would really be great for me. | ||
His last broadcast being... | ||
Talking about migrant caravans, over-exaggerating their fear that you should have for them, and then that putting him into a mood where he screams about shit and how they're all gonna die, and it, this is over, man! | ||
And then puts off going to calls. | ||
I think that's fitting. | ||
I think that's pretty good. | ||
I mean, I think it's- That's about right. | ||
It's either that or him just being like, and now I'm gonna say all the slurs that I've wanted to since the beginning in alphabetical order. | ||
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Hey. | |
Yeah. | ||
Also, here's what I think about Willy Wonka. | ||
Yes, yeah, yeah. | ||
I watched it last night, and I've got a 20-minute review. | ||
Horrific racism plus sci-fi reviews. | ||
Speaking of sci-fi, did you know that H.G. Wells formerly was the head of the bad guys? | ||
I did not know that. | ||
Yeah, I learned that. | ||
The globalists have been planning this takeover for 100 years. | ||
Really long. | ||
You can debate. | ||
I mean, 1850s, they had the basic plan under Galton, Wedgwood, and Huxley. | ||
Sure. | ||
Those are the grandparents of, like, Aldous Huxley and Julian Huxley. | ||
And then by 1900, H.C. Wells was the leader of the Illuminati, and they had more of the modern plan all dialed up and ready. | ||
But it was all extremely visionary, just ultra-visionary. | ||
They're always 30, 40 years ahead of everybody, which is why they say they have the right to do this. | ||
And I understand their perspective. | ||
I mean, I'm not going to join them because I can feel my immortal soul is in danger. | ||
I can feel it. | ||
But I understand why they're doing it. | ||
It makes a lot of sense. | ||
I mean, the public's so dumb, they can openly take everything away from you and kill you. | ||
You put up with it, you deserve to die. | ||
Wow. | ||
Alex. | ||
Strong words. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Strong words immediately following, I think, that the Dead Authors podcast by Paul F. Tompkins is real. | ||
You shouldn't probably have that position. | ||
It seems... | ||
Bad. | ||
I think it goes against everything that he said he wanted in the past for saving people in the light. | ||
It does feel that way. | ||
Also, if H.G. Wells was the leader of the Illuminati, but this plan only goes back to the Wedgwoods in 1850, the Illuminati started in 1776. | ||
Sure. | ||
Something along those lines. | ||
Doesn't that go back before 1850? | ||
Who knows? | ||
They were the new Illuminati. | ||
It's like the old Illuminati died. | ||
Coke brought it back in new Illuminati, I believe. | ||
That sounds right. | ||
Anyway, H.G. Wells, not just an author. | ||
No. | ||
Head of the Illuminati. | ||
Not just a... | ||
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Cool. | |
Yeah. | ||
Cool. | ||
Alex doesn't have a meeting with him, but he might have a meeting with another top Illuminati figure. | ||
The difference is I'm not going to join him, though I am going to be meeting with a top globalist the next month. | ||
Top globalist. | ||
So I will be entertaining at least what they have to say because it's important to keep those dialogues going. | ||
What? | ||
What did you just say? | ||
This is very serious, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
This is your life, your soul, your children's future. | ||
And you just have to understand that I'm not going to sit here and debate and argue with people about this stuff. | ||
It's all out in the open. | ||
So yeah, Alex is going to have a meeting with the top globalists. | ||
So that's got to be what? | ||
Bill Gates? | ||
It has to be something like that. | ||
He's a middleman now. | ||
Maybe. | ||
Maybe. | ||
It's possible. | ||
Depends on who you ask. | ||
Which one of Alex's guests you ask. | ||
Could be Klaus Schwab. | ||
Could be. | ||
I want to say it's a secret Rothschild. | ||
I think it's one of the ones that we've never heard of. | ||
A mystery Rothschild? | ||
Yeah, that's why they get away with it. | ||
Like that one Jonas brother who's not in the group? | ||
There's another Jonas brother? | ||
There's a bonus Jonas. | ||
There's a secret Jonas? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Who was it? | ||
Was it the Kennedys who supposedly had a relative that they kept in the attic or something like that? | ||
I think they did. | ||
Oh, that's right! | ||
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They actually did! | |
Yeah. | ||
Holy shit! | ||
That's real weird that we're just... | ||
Oh, that's crazy. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I was just talking about a Jonas brother who didn't get to be in the fucking group. | ||
You're talking about something really sad. | ||
I thought it was a myth at first. | ||
No. | ||
I don't know who Alex is talking about. | ||
I also don't believe this is true. | ||
But the globalists... | ||
They need you to accept their plan in order for them to get away with what they're doing. | ||
Sure. | ||
Alex expresses this a little bit. | ||
And then I wanted to talk a tiny bit about where this idea comes from. | ||
Humanity is starting to wake up and actually be who they should be and say no to it. | ||
And then the globalists don't get to play the social Darwin game. | ||
But if you don't recognize what they're doing, if you don't have an open dialogue with the globalists and talk to them person to person and say, I know what you're doing. | ||
You don't have a right. | ||
I'm going to resist you. | ||
Then they have no respect for you and will run over you. | ||
They metaphysically need you to acquiesce and submit. | ||
They always have to leave you an escape valve. | ||
It is a rule of the universe that God has put down. | ||
And they follow these rules. | ||
And if you won't study what they're up to, and if you won't study their plan versus God's plan, and if you won't make a spiritual, cultural, economic, and physical decision who you're with, Then you are fair game to them. | ||
So the religious stuff that he adds onto this is whatever, but the idea that if you don't know their plan and specifically fight back... | ||
Like, he's just taking that from that fake document, Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars, which was chapter one of Bill Cooper's book, Behold the Pale Horse. | ||
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Yeah. | |
We covered this in depth in our episode number 381 on this podcast, so I don't want to rehash all the history of that again, but if you're interested in how fake that document is, go and listen to that. | ||
Yeah. | ||
On page six of that fake document, there's a particular quote that Bill Cooper would repeat over and over and over again on his show. | ||
So, to the point where, like, if you were a listener, We would definitely have that implanted in your mind as a really important point. | ||
Quote, In 1954, this was the issue of primary concern. | ||
Although the so-called moral issues were raised, in view of the law of natural selection, it was agreed that a nation or world of people who will not use their intelligence are no better than animals who do not have intelligence. | ||
Such people are beasts of burden and stakes on the table by choice and consent. | ||
This is where Alex's idea that if you don't directly fight the globalists, that's the equivalent of you consenting for them to do whatever they want to do to you. | ||
If they can get away with taking all your stuff, this is all just silent weapons for quiet wars. | ||
We've heard Alex reference the document before. | ||
I know he was a huge Bill Cooper listener. | ||
That's all this mythology about the globalists needing you to consent by not fighting them. | ||
Stuff comes from. | ||
It's all just a fake document. | ||
I assume he's apologized for saying that he knows God's plan and he can see it and he's part of God's plan and he's apologized for being wrong and he said that he can't see God's plan and maybe all of his ideas of what God can control are off. | ||
No, not once. | ||
Not once? | ||
This is all still part of God's plan. | ||
God's plan is now for him to fight Joe Biden. | ||
Politically and make a bunch of money telling people to head to the woods. | ||
See, now, I thought he had already told me that God's plan was for him to defeat Joe Biden and the devil and Trump to take over and create a lasting 1,000-year-long reign. | ||
I don't know if he was ever specific about the 1,000-year reign, but it did certainly have overtones of that. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
I don't know. | ||
One of the things about prophets is when they're alive, they're really slippery. | ||
They change their prophecies quite a bit. | ||
Joseph Smith was real good at that. | ||
He had a real talent for that. | ||
Kind of, it's where long-form improv comes from. | ||
It might be! | ||
Super long-form improv is rearranging prophecies. | ||
Decades-long form improv. | ||
So these games that Alex is playing with his predictions and stuff, maybe decades long. | ||
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Sure. | |
But the globalists, their plan is hundreds of years old. | ||
Okay. | ||
You can debate it. | ||
Maybe it's 1850. | ||
All right. | ||
Maybe it's H.G. Wells. | ||
Could be. | ||
Maybe it's Mesopotamia. | ||
Maybe it's the pyramids. | ||
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Okay. | |
Well, that sounds closer. | ||
But anyway, Alex is going to take a meeting with them because he thinks in his hubris-filled mind, somehow he thinks he's going to talk the globalists out of their plans. | ||
Oh. | ||
I don't take enjoyment seeing how screwed up and falling apart humanity is. | ||
But the plan is to make humanity so dysfunctional. | ||
That those of us that aren't part of it are going to basically have to either commit suicide or join with the globalists and wipe your asses out. | ||
Because, I mean, if you won't stand up for yourself, then I can't help you. | ||
And I'm not going to join the globalists. | ||
And I've openly had dialogues with some of their next to top level people. | ||
And I've had some dialogue with their top people. | ||
And they want me to stop. | ||
And they are not going to be able to convince me. | ||
I'm going to try to convince them. | ||
Yeah, that's going to work. | ||
I mean, I don't believe any of this stuff, but let's humor him for a second and imagine that he's going to go into, I don't know, a meeting with Klaus Schwab and be like, you gotta cut it out, man. | ||
And they're going to be like, whoa, whoa, whoa. | ||
I have not heard this information before. | ||
Are you serious? | ||
This is bad for humanity? | ||
Oh, no. | ||
I'm talking to the devil? | ||
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Fuck! | |
You know, his horns and the fact that I could never see him through the shadowy fire, that, I agree, might have been a sign. | ||
I should have figured this out. | ||
I can't believe it took a weird Texan guy yelling at me to help me see the light. | ||
Hold on one second. | ||
Hold on, Alex, just real quick. | ||
Are you telling me that when I sold my soul to the literal devil, he was lying to me? | ||
Alex has also said that these people act compulsively and they can't help themselves. | ||
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So I don't know how he's going to talk anybody out of anything. | |
They're also not human anymore, according to Alex. | ||
I don't know what having a parlay is gonna do. | ||
It's all such stupid shit. | ||
Well, I guess in order for him to enact his plans, he also has to get their tacit consent. | ||
Because it's a rule of the universe. | ||
It's God's plan. | ||
No, because he's not doing anything to them. | ||
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I can keep plans, too. | |
The globalists only need your consent because the things that they're doing affect you, like chemtrails over the country club. | ||
Sure. | ||
Sure. | ||
That affects all of us because of our passivity and not fighting them on it. | ||
That's consent to have chemtrails dropped on us. | ||
Well, I mean, if you're going to defeat the globalists, I assume they're going to lose all of their money and power, so that's doing something to them. | ||
Yeah, but... | ||
I'm just saying, if it's a universal law, he actually has to get the consent of the globalists before he can defeat them. | ||
Fine, then I guess sports can't exist. | ||
Not in God's plan. | ||
Because then every team has to consent to be beaten. | ||
You have to sign a waiver before you play the game. | ||
Oh, God. | ||
You both consent to... | ||
So, Alex has a guest on this episode here on the 19th, and it's not an interview I'm really interested in all that much. | ||
It is the brother of John Sullivan, the guy who got arrested for videotaping inside the Capitol building, and Alex has decided is the big Antifa leader who caused all the trouble. | ||
We've got Mike Flynn III, because Mike Flynn and Mike Jr. are not answering my calls anymore. | ||
So, James Sullivan is a guy. | ||
James, wow, incredible. | ||
Tell us about yourself, about your brother, and why you're on air with us, and what you've witnessed. | ||
Because you're very well known in Utah. | ||
You've been in news for a while, countering your brother. | ||
I mean, you're not just popping up now after this. | ||
You've been warning folks for a while. | ||
This must be really hard for you to do. | ||
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Yeah, yeah, it was. | |
This interview is deeply irresponsible. | ||
A lot of it ends up just being James talking about John's personal life in ways that I don't feel like they belong on InfoWars. | ||
And a lot of it kind of left me feeling gross and uncomfortable. | ||
I know that Alex really needs to build up John Sullivan as the big Antifa boogeyman in order to carry his conspiracy theories about the storming of the Capitol being a false flag, but this feels super inappropriate. | ||
The whole thing is Alex trying to get James to give some details that Alex can use to build a deeper narrative. | ||
He's asking these probing questions about, like, did someone put him on drugs, or do you know who his handler might be? | ||
Sure. | ||
It's really gross. | ||
And also, I don't know if James, however much he might disagree with his brother, I don't know what kind of potential damage he realizes could come to him by virtue of the way this conversation goes. | ||
If I fumbled in the Super Super Bowl in the one-yard line... | ||
Not understanding I was being set up in all this, and I did. | ||
I don't take blame for it because I'm in the arena and we were fighting for election integrity and calling for legal and lawful things to happen. | ||
I'm now being accused of trying to foment things. | ||
But he didn't fumble at the one-yard line. | ||
He scored and won the game against America in the Super Bowl of our Republic. | ||
I mean, if they put a tombstone saying our Republic died in the future, if we don't come back from this, it will be your brother and people like him that day that helped kill the country. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Oh, that's not good. | ||
I don't know if he realizes the kind of conversation that they're having here. | ||
It's really the kind of thing that could potentially put a target on... | ||
Mr. Sullivan, real quick. | ||
Do you want our listeners to kill your brother? | ||
I just want you to agree with me that all of this is your brother's fault. | ||
He has killed the country, and he, of course, deserves... | ||
I'm not gonna... | ||
Politically! | ||
Right. | ||
Yeah. | ||
And at the same time, too, this dude is saying that there was somebody who was along filming John because they're making a documentary about him and his brother. | ||
Like, the two of them are both, like, on opposite sides of the political aisle. | ||
Sure. | ||
And so, like, I don't know what's going on here. | ||
I don't trust any of this. | ||
I don't care about any of this. | ||
Yeah, I really don't care. | ||
It's just really, really, really uncomfortable. | ||
But... | ||
I will say that James doesn't realize what Alex's narrative is, clearly, because he counters it. | ||
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Seeing him wasn't really that much of a surprise. | |
After he was removed from Utah, he traveled to Kenosha, to California, to Portland, trying to get into these Antifa communities, and they would kick him out. | ||
So seeing him here wasn't really that big of a surprise. | ||
Well, his brother's saying that he keeps getting kicked out of Antifa groups, anti-fascist groups, so it's kind of tough for Alex to then argue that he is an Antifa leader. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Seems like they're both running a game. | ||
I'm not saying that they're running a game, but it does seem like they're running a game. | ||
I think that a lot of... | ||
There have been some people who have reached out with their comments about John. | ||
And from the sense that I get, there is sort of an attention-seeking behavior pattern. | ||
And kind of disregard for what other people are doing that are productive things. | ||
Maybe I'm just so... | ||
A condition to believe anybody in that sphere is running a game of some kind. | ||
Well, the thing that I think is the most worrying is the idea that someone was making a documentary about the two of them. | ||
Yeah. | ||
That, to me, is like, okay, if one of these brothers is someone who seems to have a clear pattern of attention-seeking behavior, and the other brother happens to be directly on the other side of the political aisle and is doing a documentary with... | ||
It seems like this is all attention-seeking behavior. | ||
It really does. | ||
And the fact that you would go and talk about your brother in such a weird way on Infowars of all places. | ||
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Yeah. | |
It just grosses me out. | ||
There's too many human elements to it that just, like... | ||
I wouldn't like this kind of conversation to be had about anybody, really. | ||
Yeah, I don't see any, like... | ||
Either they're, like, okay, so they could be running a game and this is fucked up. | ||
Or they're not running a game and this is fucked up. | ||
Yeah. | ||
You know, like, this is fucked up. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah. | ||
We have not interviewed people who know Alex for a reason. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Because it's uncomfortable and fucking weird. | ||
Totally. | ||
I wish Alex would do the same, because this is weird. | ||
This is weird. | ||
It's very unpleasant to listen to, and so we won't listen to any more of it. | ||
Alex does, though, on this episode, get to sit talking about how he doesn't want Biden dead, but he is going to put him in his death pool. | ||
Okay, that's not great. | ||
And so I don't want anything bad to happen, and they'll turn him into a martyr, but I do put a death pool on him, a dead pool. | ||
I don't think he's going to be dead in the next year. | ||
But I bet Biden... | ||
He likes power, though, but they put him in there because he's so weak and so addled. | ||
He's talked about stepping down, feigning an illness as a reason to go. | ||
When? | ||
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I don't know. | |
We should have a whole show and debate once we have our installed president, our first dictator. | ||
So, first dictator again. | ||
Yeah, he was talking about stepping down and faking an illness when he was vice president, if he had a fundamental difference with Obama. | ||
Yeah. | ||
That's a very different situation than the current. | ||
But whatever. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I know that he's trying to say he's putting him in the death pool. | ||
But I don't know. | ||
He's saying, I put a death pool on him like it's a hex. | ||
Yeah, he did say that. | ||
It's very weird. | ||
I put a death pool on you. | ||
Yeah. | ||
So we have another guest here before we wrap up the 19th. | ||
This episode was not good. | ||
This was a slog to get through. | ||
Alex has Nick Fuentes on. | ||
And it's interesting because they have slightly different viewpoints about the storming of the Capitol. | ||
Unsurprising. | ||
Alex is all false flag. | ||
This was bad. | ||
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Totally. | |
And Nick has been pretty in favor. | ||
Love it! | ||
They're calling it the great insurrection. | ||
They're calling it the end of the world. | ||
They're calling for Nick Foyntes to be arrested because he was seen outside. | ||
They're calling for me to be arrested. | ||
I think it was great to see people say, we know this was a fraudulent election. | ||
But I think it was terrible that some people gave the system what they wanted when they broke in. | ||
So Nick Foyntes has been quoted in the media as liking what happened. | ||
I imagine that's probably out of context. | ||
We appreciate him coming on to tell us what he really thinks. | ||
So the founder of the I want to play one thing here that's sort of out of order because I think it provides context. | ||
It's our responsibility. | ||
Later, people falsely claimed that I breached the Capitol, which wasn't true. | ||
But I stood outside the Capitol, I watched, I gave a little speech, and then we packed up and left. | ||
There were people who were claiming that Nick Fuentes was, along with Baked Alaska in the Capitol, there was a picture that definitely looked a ton like Nick Fuentes. | ||
It was quite believable, and I took that as proof that he was there, because I looked a lot like him. | ||
It appears that that's not accurate. | ||
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Okay. | |
It appears that he was outside. | ||
He did not go inside. | ||
He claims that is the case, and I can't find solid evidence outside of that picture. | ||
Yeah. | ||
And so I'm willing to believe his statement that I was wrong when I repeated that he was in the Capitol. | ||
Yeah, totally. | ||
Anyway, he still thinks it was great, though. | ||
Yeah, of course. | ||
Which almost is more evidence, I think, that he didn't go inside. | ||
Yeah, I imagine if he were under arrest right now, he would think less of how great it was. | ||
I think a lot of people who are getting arrested probably are not like, that was awesome. | ||
I'm a big fan of the... | ||
Joe Biggs is not pumped right now. | ||
I'm a big fan of the we got carried up in the moment argument. | ||
Hey, man, it's a crime of passion, Dan. | ||
Those don't count. | ||
Well, some people would look at it as a crime of passion, and some people would think of what happened that day, the entirety of it, as the culmination of the Stop the Steal thing that Alex was a big part of. | ||
You could say that. | ||
And when we got there, the entire Capitol building was surrounded, and I have to say it was a pretty awesome sight. | ||
Because I had been, and I know that you were there as well, we were traveling the country in Phoenix, Atlanta, all over the place. | ||
Doing Stop the Steal protests, raising awareness about the voter fraud and everything. | ||
And so to finally see hundreds of thousands of Trump supporters surrounding the U.S. Capitol building demanding that Mike Pence or the Republican senators take action on the voter fraud, to me that was kind of like the fulfillment of the past two or three months of Stop the Steal protests. | ||
And to me it looked like the American people were waking up, rising up, and all of that. | ||
Everything else was a fulfillment of it, too. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Everything else was the logical extension of the movement that you all have been pushing down the road. | ||
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Yep. | |
Anyway. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Nick has a little bit of a softer view on QAnon than Alex. | ||
Alex is pretty mad, and of course a large portion of it always comes down to he wants credit. | ||
Sure. | ||
And that is also where this clip is gonna go. | ||
But Nick kind of has a position more like, eh, it woke people up, the normie types, the suburban moms. | ||
You know, they now know about how all of the people I don't like are Draculas. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
Now that we got the suburban moms terrified, we're on our way to victory, baby. | ||
He sees the utility in that and thinks that there's probably still some ability to get those people back into a profitable revenue stream. | ||
The good thing about QAnon, I always thought was that It got a lot of regular people to believe the right things, even if they were believing them for the wrong reasons. | ||
You know, it took a lot of maybe mainstream conservative Republican types who believe this usual stuff about small government and free trade and mass immigration and low taxes. | ||
And I think it woke them up about the power of the elites and the evil and the corruption of the elites and kind of this international thing that's going on with foreign governments. | ||
Well, yeah, they took all the work that I did and countless others did, and you've been around a while, did. | ||
And it became Q. They're like, oh, Q knows about this. | ||
But don't worry, everything's fine. | ||
But, I mean, I agree. | ||
It was kind of a pop play for the general public. | ||
It was just now waking up to get into it. | ||
See, the thing that I like about that is that Alex is pissed off that he's not getting credit. | ||
Once again, I want credit for... | ||
And in order to not sound like a super petty asshole, he's like, you've been around a while. | ||
Yeah! | ||
22 years old. | ||
Yeah, he's a vet now. | ||
He's a veteran. | ||
He was there at the Storm of the Capitol. | ||
There's no rookies anymore, Dan. | ||
He was in high school at the 2016 election. | ||
I know. | ||
I heard him debate. | ||
It was garbage. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Granted, he was at the Unite the Right rally and the Storm of the Capitol. | ||
He's seen some shit, but he's not been around a while in the way that Alex is pretending. | ||
You were a big fan of Bill Cooper back in the day. | ||
You're nine? | ||
I'm in trouble. | ||
Let me tell you about Skousen. | ||
So, this is our last clip here. | ||
Nick is just talking about how the globalists fear Alex because he has an audience. | ||
He can reach people. | ||
But what they feared about you and what they feared about Joe Rogan and a lot of these people is that you have your own... | ||
Totally independent infrastructure broadcasting to millions and millions of people. | ||
You still do. | ||
And they don't control you. | ||
And they don't control what you say. | ||
They want to control everything that people hear. | ||
They want to control what's on their phones. | ||
They want to control what's on their TV, on their radio. | ||
Well, they're freaking out that I'm pointing out that the Boogaloos are still on Twitter and you and I aren't. | ||
Nick is still verified on Twitter. | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
He's still there. | ||
Yeah, yeah. | ||
So that kind of punctures that. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I think it's less that... | ||
You know, everybody wants to control how everybody speaks and all that. | ||
Sure. | ||
And more, you know, there's certain platforms that just don't put up with certain behaviors, and you guys have crossed those lines to the point where people are going to take it seriously. | ||
And I would assume that if those Boogaloo accounts, you know, you can show that they were involved in X, Y, or Z and report them, they will be banned. | ||
They will be kicked off. | ||
I would assume. | ||
And I don't know who he's talking about, so I can't even fact check it. | ||
I can't go look for every account that has hashtag Boogaloo in it, and that's not even going to help. | ||
Then I have to go through hashtag Big Igloo, all the weird fun ways everybody spells things. | ||
I can't do that. | ||
You're making a nonsense statement. | ||
It's almost like vague information from an unknown source. | ||
It's satanic. | ||
It's hard not to hear them saying, like, okay, well, we used to never have to think about how people feel. | ||
Then they started asking us to think about how we feel, and we stormed the Capitol. | ||
And now they're demanding that we think about how other people feel, and they're giving us consequences when we don't. | ||
That sounds like exactly what they're saying, right? | ||
There's some overlap. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I find this to be sad. | ||
This was not a good couple of days for Alex. | ||
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Yeah. | |
It wasn't even like... | ||
Maybe he's holding back for the long marathon of the inauguration day, but I don't know. | ||
It's the last two days, and he mustered up his fake last show on the 19th, or I'm sorry, on the 18th, and it was just sort of like, it wasn't anything. | ||
It was a real disappointing crescendo. | ||
It got nothing. | ||
I mean, that's not terrible. | ||
You know, you've had that day where you know that at the end of the week you're gonna have the worst, like, longest day, and the day before that, the day before that, you're like, you know what, I'm gonna take it easy today. | ||
I'm just gonna do my job, but I'm not really gonna, you know, go hard. | ||
I'm gonna yell a little bit, and then I'm gonna... | ||
I got a lot of things to scream about. | ||
I'm gonna lie, but then I'm just gonna take it easy, man. | ||
I imagine maybe he's been too busy writing that book about inner peace. | ||
I do think even if everything sucks and nothing is really going on here, I would... | ||
I have done this episode just for that clip where Alex is gone. | ||
That's so good. | ||
I just want that there. | ||
I will say this. | ||
I will make this pledge. | ||
If Alex does write that book, I will edit it for free. | ||
100% for free. | ||
And I will do an audiobook of it in my Alex impression. | ||
That will be... | ||
Absolutely. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
That is the one thing we will do for Alex in our career. | ||
Breathe. | ||
We'll be back, Jordan, with the inauguration spectacular 2020. | ||
Indeed. | ||
And I said 2020 because, Alex, that's what's on the tombstone. | ||
Yes, I see that. | ||
We'll do that on Monday, and I'm excited for that. | ||
But until then, we have a website. | ||
We do have a website. | ||
It's knowledgefight.com. | ||
Yes, we're also on Twitter. | ||
We are on Twitter at knowledgefight, and I go to bed, Jordan. | ||
You're also on Facebook. | ||
We are on Facebook. | ||
And if you could, please find a local charity or pay a fund in your area to help out people doing God's work. | ||
Yeah, we'll be back. | ||
But until then, I'm Neo. | ||
I'm Leo. | ||
I'm DZX Clark. | ||
I'm Daryl Rundis. | ||
I am constantly fighting the devil. | ||
Andy in Kansas. | ||
You're on the air. | ||
Thanks for holding. | ||
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Hello, Alex. | |
I'm a first-time caller. | ||
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I'm a huge fan. | |
I love your work. |