#942: July 7, 2024 dissects Alex Jones’ conspiracy-laden claims—like the Federal Reserve’s 1913 "quorum-free" passage and Project 2025’s 922-page Mandate for Leadership (misrepresented as a 90-page report)—while mocking his economic collapse metaphors and "weather weapons" hurricane theory. Jones insists Heritage Foundation-backed policies (e.g., defunding school lunches, attacking LGBTQ rights) align with Trump’s goals, despite Trump’s public distance, and speculates he was misled by advisors. Dan and Jordan highlight Jones’ financial ties to conservative media, legal immunity, and bizarre framing over substance, concluding his unchecked rants thrive in a system that rewards outrage over accuracy. [Automatically generated summary]
He's in his office right through that wall right there, beavering away, getting ready, doing an amazing job like he did last Sunday.
What a great show he did.
I just want to point that out, people that had missed it.
I'm sure he'll do it again tonight.
So be sure and tune in after I leave here in about, well, exactly.
One hour and 55 minutes from now, 56 minutes from now.
Okay, we're going to go to break.
Let's make a quick five-minute segment, and then I go to break for a minute.
There's still a thing called radio stations for all the folks out there on X. Over 300 of them, and all the folks watching at Infowars.com forward slash show show a lot of stations join us at six afters, so we do this first five for people online, for everybody else on radio stations.
Yeah, I think that's the first time really, you know, outside of the...
The ultimate use of the Bart Simpson meme, you know, where everybody's like, say it, you know, where rich kid is like, ah, I did it by myself and my parents' money.
That literally was the most moment I've been to where I'm like, say it.
And I don't want to sit here and say they won't try to steal it.
They certainly will try.
But a landslide, they can't override.
It's too big.
That goes into the numbers.
And I've talked about that a million times.
I'm not going to repeat it.
Well, I guess I will.
They only got so many dead people and so many folks that have moved out of district with Zuckerberg's database to stop ballot boxes and fill out fake ballots, okay?
They only have so many bullets.
It's like a video game and the final boss takes 100 missiles to kill.
And you get to the final level and you got 80 missiles, they can't kill the boss.
So, Alex has heard, and everyone's heard, that Trump has been talking about how, like, boy, I hope the economy crashes now as opposed to later when I'm in office.
Trump has said this five times I know of in the last six months.
He said it again two weeks ago, and the media spun it and said, Trump hopes there's a financial collapse.
He didn't say that.
He said, I'm really worried about the economy and this bubble and the inflation, and I think we're going to have a major correction and serious collapse.
And if I'm handed the baton, like Herbert Hoover, and the first week I get into office in late January of 2025, five months from now, six months from now, I'm going to get the blame.
That's how the public works, and I won't be able to fix it.
If it collapses now, I'll be able to put policies in that will mitigate it, and he's always an optimist, and fix it.
You're not going to fix this.
You can, like, crash into the wall at 50 miles an hour or 100.
I mean, with Trump, it's 50 miles an hour.
With Biden, it's 150.
So, or use the plane landing.
You know, the engine's out, the plane's out of control.
Can the pilot land the plane?
You still get a few broken bones.
The landing gear breaks, slides into a building.
You know, maybe kills a few people, but most people survive.
We're either going to crash straight into the ground and we explode into a total deep depression, crime wave, total insanity, food services breakdown, infrastructure disintegration.
Now, I am somebody who's listened to a lot of Alex in my life, and I seem to recall him getting really mad at Bill Maher talking about how he hopes the economy will collapse so Trump won't get in office.
I mean, it does feel, it's just like, hey, listen, let's all have a day where we sit down and we go, if it weren't for the financial collapse, America doesn't have a black president.
You know, like, let's all just sit down and have that conversation.
Because it was a massive collapse that changed the course of the entire race, you know?
An economic collapse can change the course of the race against the incumbent.
That makes sense!
I understand that you would prefer the president not want an economic collapse.
I'm just telling everybody that I would give it a 90% chance currently on our trajectory, and we don't talk about this lab for sure, that they're going to crash the economy when Trump gets in.
And you've heard him five times I know of in the last six months say they're going to do this.
So, yeah, Trump knows.
I know.
But I don't hear Republican politicos.
I mean, they're all measuring drapes at the White House.
They're all counting how much political insider control they can have.
They're all getting their lobbying groups tuned up and preparing to buy their yellow Lamborghinis.
I'm not mad to look like Lamborghinis.
My point is, you know, like the last guys in the Trump administration he brought in.
And they're just partying and, you know, Lamborghinis and all this shit.
And all I'm telling you is, I'm trying to stop...
Viggo Mortensen's the road-level stuff.
I'm trying to stop total collapse, war on the streets, cannibalism, mass death, burning cities, nuclear war.
Great.
If everything was fixed, everything's fine, and our kids aren't dying of fentanyl, and the borders aren't totally open, great.
Well, I mean, obviously, if you want to get real abstract with it, I think food availability is a major problem in society that we should be doing more about.
Because I'm telling you, folks, you don't need me to tell you.
But I'm telling you, we are in deep.
You know what?
We are in deep shit.
We better be praying to God morning, noon, and night.
I've prayed at least five times a day.
I got up at like 6 a.m.
My wife and two younger daughters got up.
I asked them to pray around the table.
And then I did it again.
I did it again.
And I went and had lunch with my parents.
I did it again.
And then when I got here to the office, I went in my office real fast to another prayer.
Right before I went on the air, I said another prayer.
And let me tell you, I usually say, you know, like a focus prayer once a day.
I'll probably pray three more times a day, folks, because I've got to get close to God.
I've got to get dialed in.
Because the fact that I'm not running off to some redoubt in Utah or Montana or Wyoming, and believe me, I've got folks that are ready to take us right now.
The fact that I'm not evacuating, every moment it's like, I'm not evacuating, I've got to save the ship.
The pageantry of it, you know, the way that he has to do it in front of you loudly with a lot of set decoration to make sure you know how sincere he is.
It's just that people have to understand, folks, this is real.
There's all these thousands of channels and all this BS and all these lightweights.
And believe me, I don't want to be the heavyweight.
I don't want to be the most accurate guy.
I don't want to be the guy that's the main target.
I just want to stop these people.
And the good news is folks are getting how it works now.
And I see all these great talk show hosts and really smart people that finally aren't naive and finally aren't asleep who can see it even better than I can and articulate it better than I can.
Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan has a way of doing it.
The list goes on and on.
Jimmy Dore, Russell Brand.
I mean, the Heritage Foundation used to be established with Republican.
Yeah, when God and the devil were tangling with each other at the beginning of time or whatever, there was just a little flash in God's mind of Alex with a hatchet on Christmas Eve.
So there's a clip that had been making the rounds a little bit, and Alex had posted this on Twitter, and it was of Trump at a golf course, and he's talking shit about how bad Biden is.
Trump mocks Biden, encourages him to stay in race amid Democrat calls to drop out.
Now, Trump is using reverse psychology there.
Trump got caught last week.
In fact, I sent this to you guys, but I sent it like Friday, so it wasn't my list.
But Trump calls Biden an old, broken-down pile of crap.
And it's him on a golf cart.
Pull it up, because I didn't see it on my list.
I know I sent it.
I put it on my X account, Real Ox Jones.
Trump calls Biden a broken-down pile of crap.
Trump pulls up to give tips to the Greenskeepers because he doesn't just give tips to his caddy.
He just hands out $100 bills everywhere.
It's well known.
And he pulls out a stack of $100 and starts handing them out.
And that's the headline you search for.
Trump calls Biden a broken-down pile of crap and Kamala Harris an effing joke.
And the left said, oh, you should resign over this.
No, he'll say it publicly.
But the point is, there it is, Trump calls Biden broken down and claims he quit 2024 race in leaked video.
So, again, Trump thinks, and he says it in the video, he goes, Kamala is even easier to beat than Biden.
I hope Biden steps down.
He goes, in fact, I hear he is, which is the intel I told you last week, too.
We're getting some of the same intel.
But a lot of the campaign folks that I agree with, partially, I'm not saying they're totally right, have said he's overconfident about Kamala and how stupid she is, but she's a new face and has less baggage and can read off a teleprompter.
So Trump is using reverse psychology here.
Trump mocks Biden, encourages him to stay in the race amid Democrat calls to drop out.
Now he's doing that, so when the Democrats hear that he wants Biden, that's how Trump's brain works, they will then go get rid of Biden and he'll have Kamala.
Okay, so at the beginning of that clip, Alex was saying that he wanted Biden to stay in the race, but by the end, less than two minutes later, Alex was saying that Trump wanted Biden to step aside because Harris would be easier to run against, and maybe he's overconfident about this.
So, earlier in the episode, we heard Alex say, in his list of people who sound like him, you know, you had Tucker, you had Jimmy Dore, you had Russell Brand, you had Rogan.
He also said, the Heritage Foundation sounds like me.
But then, recently, their head, the head of the Heritage Foundation, Kevin Roberts, did an interview on the War Room, and he made some comments that may have pushed some stuff a little bit closer to the forefront.
So this clip that Alex is talking about is from the War Room on July 2nd, and Bannon has a fill-in host who's there.
Maybe he was busy.
So in that interview, this guy, the guy at the Heritage Foundation, Kevin Roberts, he spoke quite candidly about how aggressively he believes that his Christian morality should be imposed on society by law and that they were in the process of working towards that in what he called the Second American Revolution.
He didn't say that things will only get violent if the left gets violent.
She said, quote, "We're in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be." This is very clear in its messaging: "Submit or we will use violence against you to impose Wow, but he didn't say it like that.
And Alex understands this dynamic and what this guy is saying fully well.
And he's doing his best to spin these comments because he supports the world that this dude wants to bring into being.
And he's a huge fan of thinly veiled violent threats.
And he understands.
I think that there's some reason that this needs to be addressed now because normal people and average voters have started to hear about this transitional plan.
That came out of the Project 2025 think tank part of the Heritage Foundation.
And I think that people are worried.
They're scared of how blunt a lot of this stuff is.
And I think that because this is something that there's a growing awareness of, Alex understands that he needs to spin it, or else people are going to...
They run the risk of seeing this for what it is, which is a pretty rigid agenda being set that takes away a lot of people's freedoms, and if you fight against it, they are willing to use violence against you, and they're being very clear about this.
The people pointing out that he's full of shit are comforting the far right who are worried when he distances himself, but Alex is comforting the normies who are pointing out that, who are like, oh, maybe Christian nationalism is bad.
Trump hears there's a firestorm on CNN, MSNBC, all the corporate channels, and he comes out Saturday, yesterday, and says, I don't know who the 2025 group is, and I'm not saying they're bad, but I don't endorse them and I don't run them.
So he hears heat on this Heritage Foundation full commitment with a Trump plan that I've read.
It's 90 pages long.
Most of it's excellent.
I mean, I would say it makes the Heritage Foundation go from like a C- to an A-plus in my view.
It's got a lot of great common sense ideas.
And the Heritage Foundation head says we're in the middle of the second American Revolution and it's going to be peaceful if the Democrats don't get violent.
Totally real comment.
Trump gets told by his advisors and people who really just don't want competition.
In his new White House, that goes on.
Oh, God, these are radical, sir.
You've got to come out and distance yourself.
No, do like TPUSA did and invite me to their big event.
That's what the public wants.
Stop letting the Democrats dictate your response.
Stop letting the Democrats...
Control what you say by, oh my god, it's totally evil.
So we haven't talked a ton about Project 2025 for a couple of reasons on this show.
The first is what we talked about on the last episode.
It has a creepy name that is so reminiscent of the conspiracy documents that Alex has built his career on making people afraid of that he's a little reluctant to look like his side has their own Agenda 21 or Agenda 2030.
Because, you know, you have people who are like, this is so extreme, this is so far right, these are horrible regressive policies.
Right.
Fuck, sounds good.
Sure.
So it's an interesting thing, because that document is super blunt about policy goals, but it's also written like a whiny manifesto about how everything is too woke.
It sets out regular conservative goals, like eliminating the Department of Education, doing away with school lunch programs, promoting the fossil fuel industry, attacking LGBTQ folks.
For instance, in the section that they have about the Department of Agriculture, they say that people complaining about GMOs are just using scare tactics and that, quote, the USDA should work with Congress to repeal the federal labeling law.
This is a direct contradiction to a major issue that Alex has championed for pretty much the entirety of his career.
And it's antithetical to him.
Yeah.
And he doesn't really give a shit because a lot of the other stuff that actually matters to him, these social restrictions and attacks on immigrants, attacks on the LGBTQ community.
Those things are far more important for what his politics is.
really about yeah um yeah so who cares yeah it is yeah well you know why put out 922 pages if you want people to read something right yeah yeah so So, Alex kind of spins his wheels a little bit here because the crew, who he's not mad at, doesn't have the clip of the Heritage Foundation guy.
We're going to upload this later to man, not video on X. Damn it, add it in post.
We'll have that!
So, that's where we are, is the institutional cowardice of the Republican Party.
That, oh my God, CNN attacked us.
Good.
You should do whatever they attack because that's what they fear.
They're attacking Trump all the time.
We run away from Trump.
They're attacking me all the time.
We run away from Alex Jones.
They're attacking Tucker Carlson all day.
We run away.
Oh God, we're being attacked by our enemies.
We better quit.
I mean, the milquetoast interview of the head of the Heritage Foundation is like, we're in a revolution.
We hope it's peaceful.
That's what America is, is a revolution.
That's in the Declaration of Independence.
That makes perfect and total sense.
I'm going to find the clip.
Watch this, ladies and gentlemen.
I will find the Heritage Foundation clip right now.
They start playing the Jeopardy music, ladies and gentlemen.
Do-do-do-do-do.
Do-do-do-do-do-do.
I'm just going to try.
I'm going to try Trump Revolution.
I bet we have the clip, ladies and gentlemen.
I know.
Wait 30 seconds.
You got it downloading it.
I got a rule here.
And this is kind of a thing.
If I send clips on a Thursday...
I need him on a Sunday.
And it's okay.
But I will always show you a clip.
I will not sit here and tell you there's a clip and not show you the clip.
If I tell you Fauci said, don't worry, we'll be able to get rid of Trump with a new pandemic that's going to hit imminently, I'm going to show you the clip.
So I think that, generally speaking, the more people hear about and the more people look at the specifics that are Being advocated in this Mandate for Leadership document, the more they are turned off by it.
Both sections of the audience should be against this.
You know, in terms of, like, for Alex and the Heritage Foundation, both sections of their audience, regular Christian conservative nonsense and super crazy Christian conservative nonsense, right?
And I saw the articles, they used some aid that was part of it to confuse him, and they go, sir, his other aides that want all the power, they're going to lose the country doing that.
Now, they had come in and said, sir, the Heritage Foundation's totally behind you and has a big battle plan to defeat the globalists and take over the country.
We finally are winning.
The establishment Republicans are now joining us.
He'd go, well, that's great.
But instead, they don't want the Heritage Foundation involved in the second administration.
It all goes down to this chicken crap, chicken shit planet.