April 8, 2021’s Knowledge Fight dissects Alex Jones’ reckless Texas border video—where he harassed Catholic Charities RGV (linked to Sister Norma Pimentel) over migrant aid—while framing it as a fundraising ploy. Jones pivots to misrepresenting Biden’s gun speech, Bill Gates’ influence, and globalist conspiracies, ignoring the charity’s denial. Ted Nugent’s violent "devil cockroach" metaphor and Rocco’s bizarre metaphysical rants (including Archangel Michael’s "sword of light") escalate tensions, with Dan and Jordan warning listeners against dangerous incitement. Jones’ emotional, fact-light style—like his "Christian Woodstock" framing of Grace Life Church’s COVID defiance—prioritizes outrage over substance, risking real-world harm. [Automatically generated summary]
I've been past due in terms of the groupings and what have you, and I've been trying to find a place where I can go get a shot, and I'm finally, as people are listening to this, it comes out on Friday.
They also were kind enough to mention, tell me about an event that's coming up in Oklahoma where all kinds of weirdos are speaking, and man, I want to go.
I don't know what all the details of the situation are at this point, but I do know that I don't believe for a second that Alex and his dumb posse found someone just smuggling children casually.
I'm going to wait to dig into this until there's a little bit more public information because I can see this going a couple different directions.
And honestly, Alex better keep his fingers crossed because it looks like a couple things in that video that he released could be crimes.
I'm not a legal expert, but it really looks like this video is an open and shut case of defamation against a charity that is alleged to be involved in this smuggling.
This is Catholic Charities RGV.
Their address and signs are clearly shown in the video.
And the accusation is very clear from Alex's actions that this charity is essentially a front for smuggling.
According to their website, this is at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen, Texas, and quote, the center provides a place for the countless men, women, and children, and infant refugees to rest, have a warm meal, a shower, and change into clean clothing, as well as receive medicine and So Alex was like...
If you look into this specific charity, it becomes a little interesting that Alex would choose this one to focus on.
The organization was started by a nun named Sister Norma Pimentel, who was a very fierce public critic of Trump's border policies.
To her credit, she was also a vocal opponent of Obama's policies, but that probably doesn't matter to Alex.
She wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post in February 2020 titled, quote, President Trump, don't ignore the suffering at the border caused by your policies.
In 2019, she was invited to participate in what was called a roundtable conversation.
Sister Pimentel was disappointed by what she experienced as she discussed in an interview with Texas Monthly.
That is unsurprising.
Very recently, in March 2021, she was featured in an article in the Rio Grande Guardian that begins like this.
Quote, the executive director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley thanks God for President Biden's decision to reverse the Trump administration's migrant Sister Norma Pimentel...
It says it's God's plan to have asylum requests of unaccompanied minors from Central America fully processed in the United States.
Sure.
Mere days ago, on April 4th, Sister Pimentel was interviewed on Face the Nation, where she discussed how Biden's changes to Trump's policies have changed her work.
And also been a long-time public critic of Trump's policies.
And again, for the sake of giving it up for moral clarity and consistency, was also a critic of Obama's policies and is a critic of these new policies not going far enough.
But in as much as they are representative of progress in the areas that she works in, she is congratulatory of them.
But at the same time, I can totally see this just being a situation where...
He went to McAllen, Texas, was hanging out outside waiting for the optics to be right, then he created a scene, did a publicity stunt, and blah blah blah, here we go.
Better hope this doesn't go to court, because I think you could make a pretty compelling case that Alex has a reason to have animus towards this organization based on their political differences.
video in and of itself because it's just Alex yelling at a guy in a car.
It's great.
On April 8th, the Catholic Charities released a statement hoping to clarify the various defamatory claims made by Alex.
The response makes total sense.
Fuck that guy!
The only thing that I think is missing is a threat of legal action.
But again, this is up to everybody themselves to deal with on their own terms and decide whether they want to go through that rigmarole and that public embarrassment and difficulty.
So yeah, I don't want to talk about that video in and of itself, but what I thought might be interesting is seeing what happens on the 8th, because this is Thursday.
This is after he's had the social media flare-up over this video.
This seems to be the line that Alex is taking now, which I find interesting, because a couple days prior he was really going hard on this Spars documentary.
Sure, sure.
And then he went to the border and did a giant publicity stunt.
I think that one of the reasons that Alex is going on and starting his show, sort of leading with this idea about world war and all this, is because that day, Biden was giving...
Yeah, I mean, he's just bragging about how many people saw this, which I think works against his eventual probable argument that he's going to need to make.
Well, it seems like he didn't capture a coyote so much as found people who were doing exactly what they said they were going to be doing and accosted them.
So Alex is saying that everybody's saying that he just made this up and he staged it, and it's like back in 2009 when he covered Bilderberg, man, and everybody said that he was making it up.
A quick search will disprove the idea that the media claimed that Bilderberg didn't exist until 2008.
I'm sorry, I said 2009 earlier.
When Alex and Drudge exposed it.
For instance, there's a September 2005 article in the BBC titled, quote, Inside the Secret of Bilderberg Group.
Or you could look at John Ronson's 2001 book, Them, Adventures with Extremists, excerpts of which were published in The Guardian, and it was accompanied by the release of his TV show, Secret Rulers of the World, which featured an episode where he and Alex Jones go to Bohemian Grove, and the other episode of it was about the Bilderberg Group.
When Alex said that the media said that he was imagining the whole thing, what he means is that no one accepted his imaginary framing of real-life events.
People didn't say that the meeting or the group itself didn't exist, just that the stories that Alex was selling his audience about them didn't stand up to scrutiny.
I'm not going to say what we're going to do, but I'm obviously going to be going back to the border very soon.
I'm not going to say it's going to be tomorrow, even this weekend.
It might be today.
I'm just going to tell you that.
I've already decided when I'm going.
I'm going.
I'm not going to tell this system how or when.
And, quite frankly, if I had the money, because we're maxed out right now, I would have a full-time team just in McAllen and in Brownsville roving the Texas border.
It is wild, wild west, insane, illegals everywhere you go, buses everywhere you go, total children sleeping in dirt under bridges.
We sent a drone in there.
They had a geofence up, so we couldn't show them in the dirt, but Project Veritas got folks in there.
We have all these whistleblowers, all this whistleblower video, people that saw children being raped inside the facilities.
We broke that on Monday.
Now you see Governor Abbott talking about it.
I mean...
I flew over with a helicopter.
We have hours and hours and hours of this footage.
And that's why you need to go to Infowarsstore.com so we can stay on air.
Wow.
Now do you see what's happening?
As everything we talked about went on, despite the fact you're trying to censor us and block us, Infowars, I want to report to you our success so that you understand why you've supported us as the core audience of the core radio stations that are funding us to go out and be the missionaries to tell the truth against the globalists.
And as far as the criminal malicious intent towards the border, saying, I'm not going to tell the system how or when I'm going to get there, seems like admitting to a certain amount of suspicious activity.
I mean, I have to tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that anybody, because I don't care about getting the scoop.
If Ben Shapiro wanted to go down to McAllen, or if Tucker Carlson wanted to go down to McAllen, and he probably will, or anywhere, Ted Nugent says he wants to go with me down there.
I'm going to take him down there.
He's a fellow Texan.
You'll sit there for 30 minutes and you'll see kids getting crammed in trunks, okay?
I mean, you can't swing a stick in the dark and not hit smugglers down there.
Anybody who goes down there will immediately find proof of this illegal...
Human trafficking ring.
And you need to, you know, hey, all these people, if they went, if Ben Shapiro had the nerve to do it, he could get the scoop.
I don't care about getting the scoop.
Everyone should go.
You should go.
That's a bad thing to do.
When you're escalating people's suspicion and belief that they're fighting the literal devil and all this to such a heightened point and be like, oh, hey, you all should go down there.
I don't want to, like, here's the thing about, you know, you don't want to get into, like, slippery slope arguments with restricting speech, of course.
So what I think we should do is write a very, very narrow law that puts out step by step what Alex did for Pizzagate, and then is like, you just can't do that!
Yeah, and you know, the part about it that always gets a little bit muddy is that like, yeah, not every time that you behave like this it causes a horrible outcome like a shooting.
I thought their plan was soft-killing everyone with vaccines and then having an orderly extermination, and if that didn't work, then their plan B was to release super bioweapons just to kill everyone off.
It seems like if the plan was these bioweapons, the globalists shouldn't care if you have guns.
Like, you can't shoot a virus.
I kept this clip in to illustrate how none of Alex's narratives mean anything.
Everything is self-serving and meant to escalate whatever he's decided to make his audience afraid of that day.
In this case, Biden's giving this speech on gun reform ideas, and thus the thing to profit off making the listeners scared of is gun confiscation.
That narrative doesn't really match up with the whole thing Alex has been doing with vaccine fear-mongering, so he can't really say that the gun regulation is part of the whole bioweapon thing.
Thus, he pretends that, you know, this isn't the entire thing he's been ranting about forever.
Also, if all Alex's enemies were working for the literal devil, it seems like they wouldn't be all on such different pages.
Like, if the devil had this plan that they were supposed to be trying to carry out, why would China mess around with Taiwan when that could only really get in the way of following through on the larger plan?
That seems really weird, and I would love Alex to explain that.
Well, what it is, it's a Japanese management strategy that the devil is using here, alright?
You have many different divisions and you don't share all the information because they're all working for the same end goal, but they've got their own strategies.
That's how you create new solutions to problems, Dan.
You know, Trump was like, oh, red flag means if you've been adjudicated mentally ill and you're a schizophrenic.
And you were, you know, kicked out of the Air Force was the case they brought to him, but they never put the Air Force records in that he was dishonorably discharged in an Air Force mental institution for two years.
Trump's like, yeah, that guy shouldn't have a gun.
Oh, the conservatives.
Trump wants to...
No, no, no.
Okay, well, Trump's gone.
The bad guy's gone.
Don't have him to kick anymore.
We got Biden saying, if anybody has a concern about you, your guns are gone.
Honestly, what Trump was talking about seems way more invasive and draconian than anything that...
Biden's proposing.
Trump went on, quote, We must reform our mental health laws to better identify mentally disturbed individuals who may commit acts of violence and make sure those people not only get treatment, but when necessary, involuntary confinement.
Seems like Alex should be against that pretty strongly.
These people have not committed any crimes, but because some globalist doctor is saying that they might commit one, we should have laws that they get locked up.
Trump continued, quote, We must make sure that those judged to pose a grave risk to public safety do not have access to firearms, and if they do, those firearms can be taken through rapid due process.
That is why I've called for red flag laws, also known as extreme risk protection orders.
Today, I'm also directing the Department of Justice to propose legislation ensuring that those who commit hate crimes and mass murders face the death penalty and that this capital punishment be delivered quickly, decisively and without years of needless delay.
As a libertarian type and someone who's insanely anti-government, Alex should be really afraid of a president calling for expedited death sentences, especially...
Alex thinks that most people who commit mass shootings are secretly patsies.
Also, that was the speech where Trump said, quote, may God bless the memory of those who perished in Toledo and may God protect them because he misread a teleprompter.
Yep.
The point of this is that Alex has created an ahistorical version of Trump's response to mass shootings and his public support for red flag laws because what Trump advocated is directly counter to a lot of what should make sense as Alex's positions.
If you Google the words, who is the world's most powerful doctor, the results do say Bill Gates.
This is because the search terms identically reflect the title of a 2017 Politico article titled, quote, meet the world's most powerful doctor, Bill Gates.
The article itself is highly critical of Gates'outsized influence on the World Health Organization, given his status as a major donor.
But it's not critical in the same way that Alex might be.
For instance, the article points out that, Anyway, the fact that this Google search result comes up, it went slightly viral recently, as it has in the past a couple times.
Alex probably just saw it on social media, and now he's complaining about it on his show, which is really sad.
Yeah, I think it's a complicated question, and I think that, you know, based on the fact that there are Politico articles like this, there are people who are in the appropriate places asking those sorts of questions and wrestling with it.
Anyway, because Alex has found this Google search result that he thinks is real cool, he lets himself off the chain a little bit.
Meet the world's most powerful doctor, and for four pages it says the same thing, because he paid in the search results to tell you, I am the big swinging Johnson!
I'm celebrating life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
I got my priorities.
I think we should quote the greatest philosopher of all times.
I think we agree that was Dirty Harry when he said, a good man knows his limitations.
So as I fight against the curse of self-inflicted apathy and Marxism running amok, and whatever creature that is that pretends to be the commander-in-chief and all his crazy supporters, the Nugent family is living the America.
Well, you know, not just spotlighting the cockroaches.
I think the most important lesson has been hidden from generations, and that's the lesson of old yeller.
We love dogs.
When Old Yeller protects us from the snake and the cougar, when Old Yeller brings us the newspaper and our slippers, we give Old Yeller a kiss and a hug and a biscuit.
When Old Yeller, the same dog we love dearly, begins foaming at the mouth, we know what we have to do to Old Yeller.
But we don't embrace difficult and discomforting decisions in life.
I use the reference of the Germans who pretended they weren't complicit.
By their cult of denial of what happened during the genocide.
There are Americans today that are hiding from the indicators, hiding from the evidence.
So here's the answer.
Number one, Alex, everybody who believes in freedom right now more than ever, you have to be a member of the National Rifle Association, Gun Owners of America, the Texas State Rifle Association, all your state Second Amendment organizations.
You have to communicate with your mayor, your senator, your congressman, your governor on a weekly basis.
We have to fight back on the activist level peacefully, but communicate on a regular basis.
And yes, Alex, Shemaine and I, with our Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild show and our Spirit Campfire and all the different incredible communication that my wife Shemaine accomplishes, we're coming down to the border because everybody has to know that these children are being trafficked.
You know, we've been to Africa many times, and Shemaine has done a lot of interviews with some real heroes of law enforcement and the military who have dedicated their lives to saving these women and children that are enslaved and trafficked.
Trafficked.
And it's happening on a daily basis.
And thank God, a big salute to you, not just from the Nugent family, Alex, but a lot of people are watching you spotlight these devils.
And we thank you for that.
But more and more people have to do it, and then they have to act upon it.
You can't identify a foaming-at-the-mouth dog and then go back to your gardening.
You have to deal with the rabid dog.
You have to eliminate the rabid dog.
And if you're not able to do it, call your wildlife control.
I think that what we're listening to is Ted Nugent taking these sort of ideas that Alex has had about everybody's got to go down to the border and find all this, and he's going one step further and saying you have to take action against the people who are trafficking.
And boy, that could get really out of hand if your standard of who's trafficking people is as low as Alex is.
The download to be shared today in this moment while the highway is being driven on is a message that just came through the reference point many know as Archangel Michael and my relationship with Archangel Michael has been one of he's almost been like the older brother that That you didn't really know
because like you were really young when he was at home and then he left for like the military or something and then you like grew up and then he came back and he's all like stern and transformed and then he leaves and never comes again and so he's like this image in your mind of like discipline and yeah like the little brother like the big brother he's the bigger brother that Holds you accountable to
your highest potential.
And he has this sword, at least in my interface with him, he has a sword that he carries around with him.
It's like a sword of light.
And it seems to also be a sword of the divine masculine personified in a device, in a moment, as a sword.
Well, he's talking about the Archangel Michael as that older brother who went away and joined the military and then came back to you and also has a giant lightsaber sword that looks like a dick.
Had to tell you no, had to tell you no Had to tell you no, had to say no I had to walk away I had to talk to me I had lost my faith I had lost myself I had lost my health Yeah, it's basically that.
Yeah, so he's doing, like, one of those Christmas candles where you only burn it for the, you know, it's like red, green, red, green, red, green, and every day before Christmas, you burn the red one off, and then you turn it out, and then you burn the green one off.
I could spend an hour on each one of these articles and discover every little piece of it and talk about how it works and talk about how it's a deployment, but at the end of the day, You get caught up in making it your god by giving it all your attention.
Just know this, whatever comes out of these people's mouths is meant to kill your ass.
And it's literally them caricatures making fun of black people.
With a black guy with a British accent being racist to them because of their accent from where they are saying they're fighting racism and then it's on CNN!
And SNL was, you know, like, you get it, because they were They're creating that caricature that they love to do on Celebrity Jeopardy, but what actually happened is they relied on stereotypes to make fun of, yeah.
I wonder if what actually happened was that there was a producer in his ear during that long silence that was like...
Hey, those voices that you're doing and the way you're characterizing the sketch, if you play the sketch, you're going to be shown to be wrong.
You're a racist.
I wonder if that's what happened.
It would make sense based on the incredibly long pause.
And then eventually they do play what I think is the outrage compilation, the only thing that he's aware of, which is the clips of the monologue and then a short clip of that sketch.
And then he's just written a story about it in his head that is...
Well, thanks for having me, Alex, and thanks so much for your ongoing interest in this story.
It's truly an international story, despite what the mainstream media in my home province would have you believe.
This church has been the flashpoint for the fight for religious freedom in Canada during the pandemic.
The pastor there, Pastor James Coates, was arrested and incarcerated for 35 days in a maximum security provincial facility for refusing to limit his congregation.
To 15% of fire code capacity as per the public health orders here in Alberta.
So, in response to his trouble, a group of 28 community leaders from various religious backgrounds released a statement that, quote, stressed the need to prioritize the well-being of all members of society over individual needs during the pandemic and to follow the directives of public health officers and the government.
I think closing the church is kind of murky territory, honestly, and I'm not sure how I would proceed if I were in charge there, but this is Canada.
If the local folk there in Alberta are terribly opposed to this closure, then they can work on that with the local government.
But from everything I've seen...
Pretty much everybody outside the church itself seems fine with the fact that if you're not going to follow the restrictions, the restrictions are 15% capacity.
Like, I would totally bet that Walmart would have a 15% capacity order if it were a place where people congregated for long periods of time, sat in place, and sang.
So, I thought it was a little bit irresponsible that Alex is largely, at least subtly, maybe not so subtly, encouraging people to go down to the border and behave as he did.
And I think that the only effect that that could possibly have is escalating a situation, raising the temperature beyond the point where it's easily handled by responsible people.
Instead of being like, and I'm not putting you down because you're just like me, you're like, oh, thanks for caring that they've put a fence up and arrested the preacher.
As you and I both know, the enemy works through all kinds of people.
But this person drove by in a pickup truck, screamed at women and children whose church they're looking at being locked up.
So they're distraught.
And this guy screams at them.
That he's happy that their church is being closed, and then he yells at other people, and he says to them, even the church of Satan follows masking laws, and that's why you should too.
As a Christian, if you're telling me that Satan likes it, I'm more inclined to not do it, but that's the level of public discourse here.
Well, I'm telling my listeners, I'm telling them, if you live in Canada, whether you're 500 miles away or 20, you must go there, bring some muffins, bring some food, support these great people.
Because the system has drawn the line here.
The enemy has drawn a line at your church.
The enemy's drawn a line and said, and so they've chosen this as their Stalingrad, and I think we should make this their Stalingrad.
I don't know if Alex wants to evoke that kind of...
I mean, obviously he does, but it doesn't seem responsible to evoke that kind of imagery surrounding what he's trying to incite people to go be a part of.
I mean, if she's supposed to be covering this story, it doesn't make sense for the interview to end with him begging her to call people to come to this church.
I don't know enough about her to really have a full picture, but based on her behavior, I think she's trying to stay a little more neutral than Alex wants her to be.
Yeah, I mean, see, can't you see in a courtroom, like, Your Honor, in this trial we aim to prove that Alex Jones did another Pizzagate, so if we prove that, then he goes away forever, right?