Knowledge Fight’s #598 episode dissects Alex Jones’ September 17, 2021 show, where he falsely claimed 10K–15K Haitian migrants "invaded" Del Rio via drones, blaming Biden and the U.N.—funded by George Soros—for orchestrating a racialized underclass. Hosts Dan Friesen and Jordan Holmes debunked asylum rules, Title 42 expulsions, and ICE’s contradictory actions while condemning his dehumanizing, genocidal rhetoric. Jones pivoted to COVID Land, a film with Robert Kennedy Jr. and Dr. Sherry Tenpenny, exploiting a patient’s death and his parents’ illness to push ivermectin myths, ignoring medical skepticism. Their analysis reveals Jones’ delusional conspiracy theories—from globalist recruitment claims to performative "positivity"—undermine credibility, proving him unfit for serious discourse on immigration or health. [Automatically generated summary]
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It felt like a moment that had been a long time coming in my life.
Like, that song really meant a lot to me when I was younger.
And, man.
They still sound sharp.
I mean, I can't take that away from them.
And for someone who has Dickie Barrett's voice, that growling, like, the fact that he is as old as he is now and can still sound pretty good is not, like...
It is, like, you know, it's a little bit like how baseball players or tennis players, you know, their prime used to be 23, 24, and now you can hit all the way up till 30, 31, you know, like Rafa and Djokovic, all those guys, they're...
The same is true, I feel like, for the rolling stuff.
The numbers were shockingly low in terms of any cases that were traceable to...
And I think that did make me feel a little bit more comfortable.
They're like, well, if you're doing these things, if you can do them responsibly, and especially if it's like, you know, vaccine card checking for entry.
I don't know.
Maybe we're at a point where, you know...
Some reasonable risks can be accepted.
I will still be in my house alone for the next six months.
Yeah, a lot of this is not necessarily breaking new ground, but some of the stuff that Alex says is shockingly awful, and also there's a topic that comes up that I would like to talk about.
So we'll get to that, but before we do, let's take a little moment and say hello to some new wonks.
And Alex has a big news story, not so concerned with COVID for most of this episode, although it is apparently a bioweapon that's going to kill everybody.
There's bigger news, and that is there are Haitians in America.
Well, now in one bridge in Del Rio, Texas, and there's 20, 30 major bridges or more, there have been over 10,000 Haitians just yesterday.
Now it's over 15,000, and they banned any drones with...
The technocracy with the geofence they put up, the drones are pre-programmed.
We were there with our drones.
They suddenly wouldn't take off.
The Fox News drones wouldn't take off.
And the Border Patrol came and said, we put up a geofence under order of Biden.
You can't fly these.
So we simply went to the Mexico side and got one up.
And we were able to get footage that nobody else has.
Last night as the sun was setting, thousands more surging across.
The border and walking over a dangerous spillway in the Rio Grande, men, women, and children, because Biden eight days ago said any Haitians that get here, we're going to not check their ID, not COVID test them, just bring them into the United States to sign them up for welfare and use them as a permanent underclass.
We'll get to this in a second, but I want to just put right up front, I'm not entirely sure what was going on with the no-fly area over this bridge in Del Rio.
I presume that there may be a safety reason why that was done.
In terms of not allowing Fox News' drone to fly over.
Here's my only rebuttal to that, is at the end of the day, if Fox News and Infowars are trying to put drones over a bridge where refugees are coming, they stop being media organizations and start turning into propagandists trying to get people killed.
So this story, if you just hear it from Alex, is that Joe Biden is begging Haitians to come to the United States where they'll be accepted in with no process at all, put on welfare, and used as a political weapon against people like Alex Reid, white people.
It's essentially 100% just the newest articulation of the Great Replacement narrative, and it's little more than white nationalism pretending to be a policy concern.
So here's the real story.
There's approximately...
Yeah, they do that.
If you want to request asylum and plead your case to the United States, you have to be in the United States.
So this isn't a situation where this is an invasion point, nor is it a situation that you can extrapolate to every bridge on the Texas-Mexico border.
It's a specific set of circumstances that exist for a reason, and it's a humanitarian and logistical challenge, not a crisis that requires retreating to white supremacist conspiracy theories.
This is kind of the state of things for Alex's information space, though.
Much like there will never be election coverage anymore that isn't rooted in an assumption that the Democrats are cheating and the GOP are secretly always the rightful winners, there's never going to be any coverage of any immigration or refugee-related stories on Alex's show that isn't firmly entrenched in a belief that non-white people coming to the United States is an attack on white people in the United States.
One of the large contributing factors to the specific circumstances we're seeing now is that there was a large influx of people from Haiti seeking asylum for very understandable reasons, like you touched on.
Their president was assassinated in July, and then there's a huge earthquake in mid-August that destroyed over 120,000 homes.
Earlier in the year, immigrant rights groups had noted that Biden's administration had actually been using Title 42 expulsions to deport immigrants back to Haiti more than Trump even did.
Title 42 is part of the U.S. code that says the president can limit the ability of migrants to come to the United States if they come from countries where communicable diseases are present to a level that there's a potential health risk.
Trump evoked this in the context of COVID to limit the ability of migrants to come to the United States.
And unlike how you might have hoped it would go, Biden has continued with this policy.
And many folks on the left have been intensely critical of him for this.
Side note, if you ever wondered why there are particular countries that end up becoming hot-button topics for right-wing media, you know, like in terms of immigration, it's usually because these countries are on the temporary protected status list.
Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, all on the list.
Anyway, Haiti was on the TPS list, and thus deportations should have been halted.
But it turns out that last week, quote, Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Wednesday expelled 86 Haitian nationals from the United States and flew them back to Haiti.
This was fairly shocking, given the prior TPS announcement, and migrant rights groups as well as Democratic House members like Ayanna Pressley had sharp criticism.
There's a lot going on here, and Biden's administration appears to be really dropping the ball in terms of this issue.
In response to the news of the situation at the Del Rio Bridge, ICE announced that they were planning to ramp up deportations, with eight deportation flights within this next week and ten a week after that, which is, there seems to be...
Very incongruous messaging coming from different parts of the government.
So, all too often, part of the reason that you know that the Chicago PD is a complete rogue agency is because any time they disagree with the mayor or whatever, all of a sudden the mayor agrees with them.
And it's partly because if you really allowed that to go and fought back against them, people would find out that they have just as much power, if not more, than the mayor.
And you don't want to look like you're not as powerful as your own cops.
So, I imagine Biden doesn't want to look like he literally cannot control ICE.
I guess a lot of people in every government have always been like, we've got a certain amount that we can do, and fucking with ICE is going to be a lot more than we can do today.
Drone captures footage of a humongous, gigantic, new Haitian caravan slamming over the Texas border last night, and our crew is there now with no sleep, doing an amazing job.
A skeleton crew is there doing an amazing job on the ground.
Getting even more insane footage as we speak.
So this is ongoing.
One of our camera guys is getting married this weekend.
Another had his own podcast he had to do last night.
That's fine, I understand.
We're just down to a skeleton cruise.
We sent four people down there.
We're doing an amazing job.
We need to hire more crew.
We need to expand.
But that's really up to you and your support, and I appreciate you all.
But Infowarsstore.com is bringing you all this information.
So one of the people who does end up going to the border, I don't know who else is there, because this is the only person they bring up, is Tim Inlow, who's one of the guys who went with Alex the last time they went down to harass the Catholic charity in McAllen.
And he's also former Blackwater, so that's cool.
Great, great.
And he believes that, you know, the UN's trying to replace us with Haitians.
And the Haitians are also just dumping their children off and leaving them in the bushes and never coming back, just like we saw at Bagram Air Base with the women throwing their babies over the walls.
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That's exactly right, right?
In some of these cultures, children quite honestly are viewed as dispensable, right?
They serve a purpose, whether that purpose is to eventually marry them off for profit or, you know, whatever the purpose is.
It varies from culture to culture.
But what they don't have...
Is the very close attachment that we in the West feel, right?
The responsibility to stay with that child and even die for that child if necessary.
Yeah, I just think that when you are trying to rally people against refugees, asylum seekers, immigrants, and part of your argument is they don't love their children in the same way.
They don't have that attachment to children the way us in the West do.
Like when the conversation is about a situation with Haitians fleeing from this gigantic earthquake and political instability and a myriad other issues trying to find safety and security in the United States.
And your conversation involves they don't love their children like white people do.
If you go to Wikipedia and Klaus Schwab's own Wikipedia, former head of the Bilderberg Group, head of the corporate fascist group that runs the UN, he said, we are going to capture all the nation states.
So Schwab's Wikipedia page, like I said, not a great source for Alex to be pulling out.
But if you do go to it, you'll find a section about a proposal that was put out by the World Economic Forum back in 2010 when Schwab was the head of the organization.
The proposal argued that governments were no longer the, quote, dominant actors on the world stage and that it could be time for a new model of governance that reflected a stakeholder paradigm.
This was a proposal.
The part about capturing the countries, that isn't Schwab saying that he's going to capture the world's countries.
It's a description of this proposal that was given by the Transnational Institute.
The Wikipedia page quotes them, which is what Alex is presenting as something that Schwab said.
Also, Alex would absolutely think that the Transnational Institute were a bunch of globalists because they get funding from the Rockefeller Brothers for...
Yeah, there's the UN saying, we want to abolish all borders to solve the world's problems.
And I've got articles here out of the UK and Europe.
Where they're being flooded by millions a month, basically, and they say the UN came to the UK and others and said, please consider just getting rid of your borders.
That's a headline I've got today.
Please consider getting rid of your borders today.
Completely.
And then they cut the food off the third world, tens of millions starve to death, and then giant hordes of military-age men.
Who have grown up in the most vicious slums on the planet and who on average have been malnourished, meaning bad brain development.
You know when you put in immediately after the words that you are specifically using to describe black people, I don't care if you're black or white, you are 100% describing black people.
I mean, it's the same thing as the code of, like, the West and all this shit.
I think that if Alex actually believed any of the things he's saying and he wasn't just trying to find ways to dehumanize migrants and make his audience think of them as things, not people...
He should be staunchly in favor of government subsidized food programs for all citizens.
If he thinks that malnutrition turns people into zombies then he should support free lunch programs and universal access to nutrition.
I can't imagine he'd want his fellow citizens to be turned into zombies just because they can't afford good food.
That's just Alex lying and misrepresenting a story about a representative from the UN Human Rights Council suggesting to the UK Parliament that they should not implement a new immigration bill into law because doing so would make criminals of many refugees and asylum seekers.
Tagliucci Lohr said, quote, There's something ironic in the way that we're so concerned about them while they're there,
but we're not ready to consider them when they come to the UK.
They give them debit cards with $1,000 to $3,000 on them.
And they bring them here pissed, believing they're all about to get everything free.
It's like all the muzzles being brought into Europe, being told you're going to get all the women you want.
They show up and start raping and saying, I want my women.
90% never get off welfare or brought into Europe.
It's the same thing here.
This is what's going on.
Bringing the third world here not to empower these people, but to bring us down to their level while the globalists fly around on private jets and live in 100,000-acre private ranches guarded by robots.
Then you have to think about Well, in the United States, there are rules in place that you can't be on welfare programs for five years after arriving here.
And I've seen this video of him a number of times.
I don't know if it was from his...
Just from his show or if he included it in one of his early documentaries.
But it's him on a street in Austin complaining about how one of the council members' houses is overgrown, like the plants in the yard, because someone, I guess probably a right-wing weirdo, had gotten a ticket.
For having an overgrown yard or something.
He's like, well, this city council member.
You know, and it's like, granted, the stakes are pissant.
And I honestly think that the idea that's being expressed in that video from his youth, although it is covering up some pretty fucked up beliefs that he just wasn't...
I was saying 5.30 because that sounds more reasonable.
I've been up since like 3.27.
And I have been running around the house.
My wife got mad at me because at like 5 a.m.
I woke her up because I was yelling at people on the telephone.
And I mean...
I'm normal, though, you see, watching your country collapse, watching an invasion, watching a takeover, watching the U.N. say why they're bringing these people in to keep them on welfare, piss them off, and make them hate white people, and to know it's all part of the plan and have all these news articles where they're saying officially in campuses whites are bad, whites can't come to these classes, whites can't be in the gym, and it's whites teaching this because it's total divide and conquer.
And we're watching them destroy our culture, destroy our unity.
Destroy everything Martin Luther King Jr. talked about, and then they say they're the good guys.
Wild shit!
They should be totally repudiated and totally rejected.
All right, I'm going to state something that I say quite a bit in different ways, but I just want to be completely clear about.
I'm trying to think of the best way to say this, because I can sit here and cover all this news all day, but you understand that the big corporations of the world...
Believe that they're going to develop super technologies so that the cells will probably never die and they're going to be able to live forever.
But they're worried that an overpopulated planet will hurt the planet and hurt their nest to live forever on.
And they go on in their own papers, their own statements.
I mean, I saw more of them on TV the other day admitting this.
Yeah, so the globalists want to create their cells to be immortal, but there's too many people, so if they're immortal, they don't want everyone getting in the way of their fun.
I think that these immortal people, you know what they would really love to do is spend their time in an agrarian existence.
Growing their own food.
You know, not having people, a society around where there's delegations of labor in places where we can all do different things and not have to deal with our basic necessities all the time.
I believe what happened is they went off to another planet, the immortal rich people, and they had giant massive estates covered with nothing but robots that took care of everything for them, and they never saw another human being in real life.
Their argument is, if you can't talk to them at their level about this...
Then you don't deserve to live.
And they've told me that.
They've said, Alex, you know about all this because you're a smart guy.
You have a lot of great ideas.
If you join us, you'll be able to bring your perspective to the table and we will listen.
But if you just oppose what we're doing, when you're going to grow up and find out it's the right thing, that the public is profane, they're evil, they'll tear you apart, they don't want to be empowered, and you'll want to join us later.
I don't know if I believe that the devil was trying to enlist Alex when he was a little kid, and then throughout his entire life, and then simultaneously the globalists have been trying to enlist him.
I can't imagine a more important person in the world if the things he's saying are true.
The devil tried to recruit him, and then his enemies have tried to recruit him.
His enemies, who, by the way, control all of the world's governments and all of the monetary systems and everything, they've tried to recruit him, and when they were trying to I was going to say, did he say that the globalists initially wanted him to moderate their globalist plans with his perspective?
Or at least, you know, share in his ideas.
It kind of makes me question whether or not the globalists have had plans for a long time.
And when I'm not on air, I feel very, very calm and focused, but once I get on air, I just get angry.
And I really want to strive to start doing a show that's commercial-free, music-free, very small crew.
I'll still have this great crew, because it's hectic, it's crazy, it's the way this show evolved for radio and TV, and I like it, but it's frenetic, and it's frustrating, and it's not really who I am.
I'm not mad at these people, but that's only one aspect.
I want to talk about the good in the world and the beauty in the world and the good part of humanity and why we shouldn't be destroyed.
I'm Alex Jones, and I want to talk to you about the line work that you can see Van Gogh did in Starry Night and how it evokes emotion beyond all reason.
There are thousands of fake ideologies and thousands of fake gurus and thousands of false schools that the system doesn't block and the system doesn't care about.
Because it gives you part of the truth and part of lie and some weird little thing you do and it's going to make it all okay.
No.
There is a scientific global elite trying to take control of human development.
They've almost got control.
They want to kill everybody because they want to merge the machines and become God.
That's the dominant force on the planet.
That's what we're opposing.
That's what's happening.
And that's what's coming after all of us.
And I have no desire to join with it.
In fact, I have a revulsion and a repulsion of being part of it.
And if you don't have a revulsion of these people, you are not in God's orbit and you've got a serious problem.
Yeah, for a guy who wants schools to teach that black people came to America because they were looking for jobs in a free market system, I don't know how much I want him telling me what...
No, but I do think that he does have a reasonable point at the beginning there with, like, there are a lot of things that should be banned from YouTube that are.
I mean, when you look at some of the investigative reporting on Facebook and how they not just kowtow to conservatives, but actively, like, help them out, you're like, you're not wrong.
And then we're not going to be fighting over what color we are and the rest of it.
And someone will say, oh, then let the Haitians in.
The Haitians are a weapon that the globalists have controlled and dominated and enslaved as slaves for hundreds and hundreds of years, sold by slavers to us.
And some of them are great people, some of them are terribly evil people, just like everybody else.
But the point is, they're coming into the globalist hands to be controlled and used as a political weapon.
I'm all for water.
I need to drink it to live.
I love beautiful lakes and waterfalls, and I love to water ski, and I love to do all that stuff.
I love to ride around on a jet ski, but I don't want to be held underwater at 20 feet for five minutes until I die.
And so the Haitians are just like water.
Dirty, corrupted water being brought to our dirty, corrupted country to bring us down with their satanic energy.
But they're being brought here as a political weapon just like every other group is because once the country goes down, there'll be no other example of America and the whole world's going to go down and fall to Antichrist control.
And we know that's foretold to happen, but we're going to put on a hell of a fight before it.
Well, see, I thought about that, but then I think that another way to look at it is that Alex has doomed himself to a losing fight and that he has cast himself in the role of the people who fight against the Antichrist.
That are destined to lose at halftime.
And that's the position he's putting himself in.
Because it helps gain some kind of...
I think it allows him to say these kinds of things that he says about immigrants and give these positions and be such a toxic, awful, dangerous persona and still...
Pretend that he's a good person.
Like, somehow, like, there's integrity to what I'm doing because I'm fighting against the Antichrist.
No, but that's what I think is really interesting, is that there's a physical defensiveness that Alex has about how people are saying he used to be hot.
But he decided that the doctors missed a very simple...
I couldn't listen to him when he brought it up.
The next details are a little bit hazy because it's just Gafanti's telling of the story, because obviously the hospital can't comment on the treatment given to a third person without their consent.
So Gufanti claims that he tried to be named this other patient's advocate, but the nurses wouldn't call the doctor.
So Gufanti decided he was going to check himself out against medical advice.
At that point, allegedly, he was restrained for a while, and then he was discharged from the hospital against medical advice.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that there's some details missing from this story.
I don't know what they are, but there's something that doesn't match up.
Or I think that there is a possible liability that the hospital could take on if this guy is acting as a doctor inappropriately.
You can't do that.
Just because this guy says, like, I am his medical advocate or whatever doesn't mean that there isn't still a lawsuit possible.
I don't know exactly, but there's something missing.
I don't really care about what it is.
Right.
Because this guy, Gafonte, comes on Alex's show, and he's talking about this other patient that was there in the hospital with him, and this guy has died, and now there's a funeral that's going to happen.
You know, that's how young people are, and I'm sure they're just emotional because at first they don't want the attention, but they got more attention.
You know, you knew him when he was talking and begging for help right before they intimidated him.
I mean, I can't imagine, like, if, because here's the story that you could tell, I guess, is either the patient says, no, no, no, current doctors, listen to this 80-year-old man.
Yeah, the story of this went from boring, like, okay, maybe this guy had a misdiagnosis of the person next to him in the hospital and I don't care, to like, wow, it's really clear, even from the way you are talking, that this family is not...
Well, you know, to whatever extent it is, yes, absolutely.
But just based on what Alex is reporting, his dad had a brain fog that has not gone away now five weeks later.
This could be something that he got through exposure from Alex, not taking the virus seriously, and could be something that lasts the rest of his life.
And even if it's not...
It's deeply traumatic to lose 20 pounds if you're 71 and end up not knowing your name.
Presumably a fever so high you don't know where you are.
I mean, Alex didn't tell these stories about his family being sick, him being sick multiple times, everyone at the office being sick.
He didn't tell those stories for a very long time.
There's a real decent chance that there are friends of friends or other people who you could trace a case back who are dead, and we just don't know it.
He doesn't know it, or if he does, he's not going to talk about it.