Knowledge Fight dissects Alex Jones’ March 17–18, 2021 episodes, where he ignored the Atlanta spa shootings (8 dead), peddled a fabricated "Agenda 2035" extinction plot, and pivoted erratically from Trump’s vaccine endorsement to demonizing LGBTQ+ leaders as child-abuse conspirators—despite earlier blaming Putin inconsistently. Jones’ reckless medical claims, like mRNA vaccines causing cancer, and cult-like dismissal of a caller’s wife’s COPD death reveal psychological instability and harmful misinformation. Guests like Francis Boyle (bioweapon claims) and Ezra Levant (Trudeau-Navy spy allegations) add no credibility, underscoring Jones’ reliance on delayed, sensationalized, or outright fabricated narratives to sustain his fractured movement. [Automatically generated summary]
And I'd like to give a happy birthday shout-out, because fucking on the last episode I said we're going to do this monthly, and then I get a fucking email from somebody who's asking to be a March birthday shout-out.
Right, and I thought it would be really difficult with the information that we have available, but both of those things are things that intersect with Alex's world in a...
Anti-Asian sentiment wasn't what predominantly motivated this shooter.
Even if that is the case, which I'm not saying is necessarily the case, but even if that were the case, if you're Alex Jones doing InfoWars, I would think, hey, why don't we put this off?
The next day, you're starting your show with a fentanyl, the Chinese dragon, racist-ass character?
It's really frustrating to me because he's in a sweet position as far as Doomsday Cult leaders go.
You know, like other Doomsday Cult leaders, you can only predict the end of the world a few times and be wrong before people kind of get the gist here.
Podcast that he did, that Flagrant 2 or whatever the fuck, the one in Miami where they're fucking wasted, that is actually video evidence that he can't just call Joe Rogan.
He tries multiple times, and Joe does not pick up.
I remember back when I used to produce a comedy show, we'd have people like Hannibal Buress or Nick Kuhn would come through town, and I would have their phone numbers because I had booked them on the show and coordinating when they were going to arrive, and I would sometimes be drunk and be like, I have Hannibal's number.
So leaving aside a lot of the finer points there, this was a story from December.
So whoever Alex's cool media source is contacting him right before he got on air might be a little bit behind the times.
Or maybe they don't exist.
And Alex just recently heard about this this morning.
Maybe one of his staffers found it.
The headline Alex is reading is word for word, the headline from an article in the Washington Examiner from December 14th, 2020.
It has to do with something that was tweeted by a YouTuber named Zinnia Jones.
Zinnia was making what essentially amounts to a reducto ad absurdum argument against the notion that trans youth were incapable of giving informed consent to take puberty blockers.
The tweet read, quote, This was followed up with another tweet.
What this person was suggesting is pretty clear, and Zinnia explained this when they were reached for comment by the Washington Examiner.
Quote,
That makes total sense, and the argument that's being made here is structurally fine.
But the argument isn't advancing that it's good to put all youth on puberty blockers, as clearly stated in the article that Alex has cited.
It's an argument specifically designed to illustrate a counterexample that shows the flaw in an already existing argument.
Zinnia's tweets were in response to the United Kingdom Supreme Court decision that, quote, there will be enormous difficulties in a child under 16 understanding and weighing up this information and deciding whether to consent to use of puberty-blocking medication.
And the tweets really only make sense in light of that context, of that decision.
These tweets put forth what Zinnia, I believe in good faith, contends as an absurd implication of the logic being used by the UK court.
Unfortunately, from a purely logical standpoint, the argument put forth isn't super effective in this case.
For Zinnia's argument to hold water, it would need to somehow illustrate how the proceeding of a naturally occurring process and the intervention in that naturally occurring process require the same level of consent, which is going to be difficult.
Anyway, Alex is mad about this three months later, and he's opening his show bragging about how one of his super cool media friends brought it to his attention.
Also, the whole thing there where Alex is saying that puberty blockers were linked to lots of deaths, that seemed weird to me, since that's not my understanding of it at all.
I looked into it, and it turns out Alex is passing along, dun-dun-dun, fake news.
In September 2019, a bunch of right-wing Christian sites began posting articles about how a drug used as a puberty blocker for trans youth called Lupron had been linked to over 6,000 deaths.
This headline was flashy, and it led to articles all over right-wing media in places like LifeSite News and Daily Wire.
The drug had been linked to over 6,000 deaths, but the problem is that Lupron is not just a drug that's given to trans youth.
According to NBC News, quote, the thousands of people who die while taking these drugs are likely the terminally ill cancer patients who receive hormone blockers to fight hormone-sensitive cancers like prostate cancer, according to X. Oh, well that's hardly fair!
Right.
The underlying FDA data that was used by these blogs to show that there had been 6,370 deaths over the past 40 years that were patients who were on Lupron.
That's all they were using.
From there, they just assumed that all these patients were trans youth, as opposed to terminally ill cancer patients, and decided to create a duplicitous fraudulent anti-trans narrative out of it.
I would bet anything that Alex just saw this headline back when it was being posted on social media, he never thought to look into it or understand the matter further, because he's dumb and lazy.
The average Westerner has less attention span than a goldfish, so they may have a native intelligence, but their subconscious brain and their conscious brain have basically been merged where they're like jellyfish.
They're in a trance, and the sleeper must awaken.
That's why when you tune into NPR...
When you listen to a politician, they talk very, very slowly.
And they talk very, very softly.
And they don't want anyone on NPR that talks in an excited voice.
I mean, I think that there is, you know, if you go back to stand-up, there's a lot of people who make up for, like, kind of iffy writing with overperforming.
I think that Alex's performance and his showmanship or whatever is designed in order to make up for and distract people from the fact that he doesn't know anything.
This morning, I cut an audio recording dealing with the globalist's plan to have a staged end-of-the-world event on or around 2030, and I'm totally sure of it, and I have the proof.
I thought, I'll just put the graphic of the satellite footage of the Earth from orbit over that.
And I said, I'm going to have them do that as the background today.
And I swear on everything I am, on my heart, on my soul, that when I walked into this building this morning, I looked up and they were punching up this background of the satellite of the Earth.
We probably do this twice a year.
And I walked in here intending to do the headline, Globalist Plan, the controlled end of the world by 2030.
I told my wife as I walked out of the house, I said, I have just received the biggest download I've ever gotten on the hike I had just done.
She said, what do you mean?
And I said, they're going to stage the end of the world in 2030.
And she didn't think I was crazy because she's seen me do this all the time.
And I knew that they hated him, and I wanted to fix things, and I wanted to believe in it.
And I don't think Trump himself is a bad person.
I know people that know him very well, but he's limited.
And he's not this big, giant, 4-D chess guy that everybody says he is.
He just goes with what he thinks is right.
He also is way too optimistic and buys too much into science when it's globalist science.
And all the stuff they gave him, the randesivir and the rest of it, and the gene therapies made him feel so great, he's now on board with everything they did.
He has come out and gone on Fox News and endorsed these killer vaccines.
And after you've seen 25 countries in Europe ban it now and hundreds around the world and all the deaths and all the problems, that the only way to get through to Trump is to get in his face about this.
So I'm going to reach out to Trump.
I'm going to get a hold of him if I need to.
And I'm going to communicate with him here on air.
And I'm going to communicate with him here on air, and I'm going to call his son up.
And I'm just going to say, here's the evidence, and if you continue to say this is wonderful and this is good, and there's, quote, no problems, you're a bad guy, and I'm going to be against you.
So, that's that.
I understand he wanted to reopen the economy.
He thought, okay, if it's just a vaccine, you know, you shouldn't be made to take it, he said, but if you want it, get it.
I'm like, well, that's still bad, but I understand what he's doing.
Unfortunately, I wouldn't be surprised if he could carve out a better space for him moving forward by being the, oh, it's the crazy guy who's also anti-Trump now.
And I'm going to just tell you something here, that when I say I don't feel worthy to cover this, we cover so much huge news continually that it's just critical for me and you and all of us to continually, constantly realize how huge this is.
And so Trump coming out and doing this, for me, is him crossing the Rubicon.
Because this is 2021.
And there's major pushback against this.
But see, I predicted this.
It wasn't hard to predict.
It's how they work.
They say it's not a baby.
It's not a human.
Roe v. Wade, 1973.
Tens of millions of women get an abortion.
Now they're going to defend it because they never want to admit they killed their baby.
They never want to admit it doubles their chances of uterine cancer, cervical cancer, ovarian cancer, or more.
More than double in some of the studies.
They just know it's good because they commit the crime against God.
Instead of repenting, you harden your heart, you double down, you don't get God to forgive you, and now you're a servant of evil, and now you're going to support euthanizing old people.
Now you're going to support keeping babies alive and selling their organs.
Because once you're on that track, you never...
Look, folks, I'm not a hypocrite.
How that family say, why in God's name would you admit you paid for abortions?
That's horrible.
Because I did it.
And I repented.
And I swore to God when I was like 17 years old and we found God that I would not do that again.
And I went years without even dating.
Because, man, I could look at a woman getting pregnant back then.
I'm still fertile.
And then I got a pregnant, married her, had three children with her.
And that's the way.
I will never do that again.
And I repented and I had that God forgave me.
And it's like King David did all these horrible things, but he didn't mean it.
Alex said he has nightmares that God shows him these kids, so apparently God is sending these nightmares where the devil eats his child in front of him, and somehow Alex is like, yeah, God's forgiven me, I've repented, everything's fine, but God's torturing me in my dreams.
I kind of see this as a thing where Alex may feel tremendous amounts of guilt about things that he, and his opposition to abortion and the demonicness of it, maybe a lot of it might be a byproduct of how terrible he feels about himself.
It's hard to take a man seriously who says we've got big news to get into, and then later on goes to be like, I had a dream, and let me tell it to you in exhausting detail.
Coming up in the next two segments, that key report on the globalist plan for a controlled end of the world in or around the year 2030.
Learn what Agenda 2035 is exclusively.
And I'm as serious as a heart attack.
People figure that out now.
People should hear me say this stuff 25 years ago.
It's all come true.
I've studied their documents, all their information, fused it together.
I have a lot of contacts, a lot of sources.
I'm now above basically any of those sources, except for a few of the top globalists.
I'm one of the only people outside the top globalist leadership that actually have all the contacts and all the info to see their complete master plan.
Yeah, I think that what you've done is provide a pretty decent argument for why there are no globalists, because if they were as demonic and as cutthroat and been working on a thousand-year plan, like Alex seems to think, yeah, they would have literally no reason to hold back.
There's a lot going on around here at the office, and I know you as a listener are focused.
That's fine.
I appreciate that.
You heard me say we're going to air this 2035 report when we come back.
And I just went off and had lunch, was getting ready for the report to come on, and I saw something else come on while I was eating lunch.
I was like, holy hell, what's that?
So I ran back in there, and they're like, oh, we didn't know you wanted to air this report.
So that was not a tactic to say coming back 2035.
And so the whole show, I'm like saying it's coming up, it's coming up.
That wasn't a tactic to then...
We'll leave you there in the lurch with what we just aired.
It's great.
Everything I do, I shoot in writing from now on.
I should have a little computer that puts a printout.
The military does that.
And then it's like a bzzz.
Because the crew's great.
Maybe I should just quit.
Seriously, I'm thinking about...
I've kind of done my mission, haven't I?
Maybe I should just walk out of here and they do a better job and never see me again.
Because I can either cancel Dr. Francis Boyle coming on to talk about how this is a massive crime against humanity, a biological weapons attack on humanity, and the master plan and what they're planning and what they're doing.
I had him for an hour, but I also said I'm going to air this report.
Because I came in this morning and I said, you got until 1230 to get this report ready and add graphics to it because we're going to air this.
And I said, here's the articles I want at 1230 to put over this thing we're going to air.
And then I promoted it, and I promoted it, and I promoted it, and I promoted it.
And I'm not even bitching.
I'm trying to understand why I'm the worst communicator.
And yes, that was a real freak-out on there earlier, because it's normal when world government is coming in and setting up global passports and basically forced inoculations and doing it to newborn homeless babies.
And I'm not mad at the crew.
I wasn't clear about airing that report, I guess, to them.
And I wanted Boyle for a whole hour, but I will air that report because it only fits in the fourth of this segment.
And then you've got John Rappaport coming on, and that'll be really memed earlier, me slapping myself in the face.
So he has Francis Boyle on, and I don't care anymore about that guy.
Because, you know, you have this whole thing where it's like, okay, for months we're talking about how the coronavirus itself is a bioweapon that Fauci made in this lab, and now we're going to be doing the vaccine as a bioweapon that Fauci made.
And all over the place, the leaders of the LGBT movements keep getting arrested for having sex with 10-year-olds and 11-year-olds.
Because the truth is, it wasn't about gay marriage.
It was always about sex with your children because it's a satanic ritual to drain off their energy, to drain off their innocence, and drain off their...
Their future.
The only thing they like better is chopping your children up with a meat cleaver while they rape them.
And I'm sorry to tell you that, but that's what the big boys do.
To put this in context, Alex has found a story about a judge in Wisconsin named Brett Blom, who was arrested on suspicion of uploading child pornography to websites.
He apparently was a family court judge and had formerly been the president of an organization called Cream City Foundation, which is a philanthropic organization advocating for members of the LGBTQ plus community.
And in the past, that foundation had sponsored some drag queen.
Story Hour events, so naturally this is being presented in right-wing media as this guy being the head of Drag Queen Story Hour.
What Alex is doing is engaging in selective coverage.
He makes a big deal out of every time that someone in a group of people he wants to attack gets arrested for a horrible crime, and he ignores the other instances where the perpetrator is someone who's a member of a group that he doesn't want to portray as evil.
When there's a school shooting, it's just an individual doing a terrible thing, and in those cases, Alex fully understands how bad it can be to engage in collective blame for individual actions.
Most of his career is based on yelling about how gun owners will be blamed for things like Sandy Hook or the Las Vegas shooting.
You have to resist that or else you get guns taken.
But when you get right down to it, Alex does the far worse version of ascribing collective blame for the actions of individuals because he's doing it to malign and attack historically marginalized groups of people.
Any immigrant committing a crime becomes proof that immigrants are all criminals and killers.
The crimes of any gay person becomes proof that the LGBTQ rights movement is secretly about trying to have sex with kids.
I'm certain most of the listeners don't need this spelled out, but this is profoundly dangerous.
Because what it achieves is coupling the perception of criminality with an entire group of people based on the actions of an individual who's a member of that group.
So, we're not going to dwell too much on that, because a lot of that does surround a lot of the sort of Gross stuff that Alex, I don't respect him to handle.
And I don't want to replay on our show.
But I felt that that rose to a level of like, okay, Alex is saying that the sort of LGBTQ rights movement and the push for gay marriage was actually secretly about trying to have sex with kids.
And I think a moment like that does deserve a place on our show because it reveals...
Something that's under the surface of his worldview, his beliefs, and that's fucked up.
And so there he is up there, not knowing what planet he's on, and he's on national TV saying that Russia's going to pay soon and that they're going to be coming after him and that Putin's a killer with no soul.
And that's why Putin then said, you actually need to look in the mirror.
Well, let's talk about what Putin has done, what Putin's really up to.
Putin slashed the Russian defense budget in the last eight years over and over again.
He pulled troops out of all these different places.
He launched a national organic drive saying they want to supply the world organic food and with cleaner fossil fuels.
They have a program to promote marriage and Christianity, and they are decrying the Carnegie Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Soros Foundation.
And are saying they want a post-human world and that Russia is not for it.
And so the globalists are very, very upset because they had Russia for 80-plus years in their demonic clutches.
Because I can't in five minutes or six minutes do it justice in this segment, but when I start the next hour, I'm going to get into humanoid and what that means and how many times I've told you about this.
And I want to be very, very clear.
I didn't predict this.
They admitted to producing humanoids 50 years ago.
It's 50 years ago.
Right about 50 years ago, humanoids were already created.
And here's the promise that Joe Biden and Ted Turner and Bill Gates have been given by the little nasty dudes giving them this technology.
You might have heard of them.
The Bible calls them demons.
Not of this world.
Not very friendly.
They're being promised life extension, but they first got to kill us and test on us.
The truth is, these beings just want to torture us and mutate us and do horrible things to us because they know what we grow into and what we do if we're kept pure and come together as a species.
But that is not the case.
This is actually a giant genetic war on the planet.
And we've been set up for this, so I just think you should get ready for that.
But it's important to understand this element of why this is exactly what Alex would ask.
Because this is an intensely painful story, if it's true.
I'm not sure it's just somebody calling into Alex's show.
But assuming that it is real, that's fucking super hard.
Dude lost his dad recently, and even if the guy's in poor health, that's still really hard.
The function of Alex's show is to take feelings like the one this caller is experiencing, Now, he's talking specifically about Bill Gates and what have you,
but make no mistake, this exact sort of transmutation of pain into hate and anger is exactly what happens towards the marginalized communities that Alex attacks and demonizes.
Whether or not COVID-19 vaccines can cause the side effect of gland swelling, this is so irresponsible of Alex.
If this caller's dad, who is a doctor, has reason to suspect he may have prostate cancer, he needs to take appropriate steps to make sure one way or another, because the key to treatment is early detection.
Alex's advice for him to avoid getting a biopsy and just assume it's probably a side effect of the vaccine, even though the caller can't even remember which vaccine his dad got.
Alex is misrepresenting a recent article from the Cleveland Clinic titled, quote, Don't be alarmed by this COVID-19 vaccine side effect that could be confused with breast cancer.
This deals with possible swelling of the lymph nodes under your arm as a side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine, which is relevant because that's also a sign of breast cancer.
This has nothing to do with prostate swelling, and Alex should be immediately taken off air for offering this reckless medical advice to his audience and to his caller.
To be clear, this caller is probably going to be fine.
His dad seems to not believe this bullshit, and he's a doctor, so I would imagine he's taking appropriate actions to protect his own health.
The problem is, with listeners who hear this and think Alex knows anything, what if one of them has a possible cancer symptom that they decide to overlook because Alex told them it's just a vaccine side effect?
Legitimately, that has the potential to get people hurt.
Or to give, like, if you have, God forbid, Some kind of swelling or some kind of a symptom of cancer outside of, I mean, even if it is the lymph nodes in your arm, you should probably make sure and go talk to a doctor.
But if it's in some other area and you hear Alex being like, oh, we got all the literature, you shouldn't get a biopsy for six months, that six months could be critical.
It's fucked up.
This is one of the instances of me being like very much, there should be a consequence for this.
I mean, not individually, but that information sphere of insisting that they're going to kill you for the COVID money made it so she didn't get appropriate care and sat at home and died.
If true.
Again, this is just somebody calling into Alex's show.
And it's so awful when these human stories, if true, penetrate through Alex's show, and they aren't taken as seriously as they really are.
That's profoundly messed up.
And you have this, and it's like, okay, these are glimpses into some of these people's lives who have been affected by Alex's content, presumably since they were six.
And at the same time, the show the day prior was a complete freakout of him just being emotionally unhinged, yelling about how he needs to quit because the staff won't get his video out on time, and how he has nightmares of the devil eating his unborn children.
Like, it's...
That's the same person who is being looked at as an expert by this guy who...
And what you're going to get is that sort of, hey, sorry about that.
But then you're also going to get a doubling down and a reinforcing and a validating of the exact conspiracy nonsense that led you and your wife to not getting appropriate care.
As was his parents and everything that they believed in.
And whenever that child died due to their lack of care, their denial of care, and their belief that caring for the child at a hospital or even considering medicine would be a sin, that guy went to jail.
No, it's just such what you see, and you want to provide empathy for this because you are a human being, and you can't allow yourself to let empathy die.
So Ezra Levant comes on the show towards the end of this episode.
And he's just complaining that the U.S. Navy hired researchers at the University of Arkansas to spy on him and his website, and then somehow somebody sold that report to Justin Trudeau.
I can't find any evidence of this other than an article on Rebel Media where the report is referred to as Canada Election Cyber Forensics Analysis at the date, October 10th, 2019.
The actual report isn't linked there, and I have no idea if it's real, so I was trying to get to the bottom of it, and I googled it.
And guess what the first thing that comes up if you Google those words is?
Is a page where Rebel Media is doing a donor drive called Cyber Intelligence Operation Donation, using this alleged report as the bait on the hook of a pledge drive.
Quote, unlike the CBC, we don't get a billion dollars a year, so if you can chip in to help cover our costs and fight back against the lies, we would appreciate it.
I don't know if this is real or not, and Ezra Levant is a bigot and a career liar, so I'm not even going to pretend to take him seriously until he produces the report.
Probably a coincidence that right now Ezra Levant is in the middle of a defamation trial for saying that somebody was involved in a terrorist attack that they weren't involved in.
According to Chalk's statement in the claim, that's the person who's suing him, Levant alleged during his February 25, 2014 broadcast that Chalk was involved in a shooting at an Edmonton nightclub in 1993 when Chalk was 19. Chalk was acquitted of the 1993 charges in what he called a case of mistaken identity.
He vehemently denied any involvement in the shooting, saying he was at his parents' house with friends and had absolutely no knowledge of what transpired.