November 6, 2024 episode sees Alex Jones framing Trump’s election as a divine "127" victory speech timing—despite past errors—and claiming fraud was thwarted by allies like O’Keefe Media. He pivots to "demonic attacks," citing Tucker Carlson’s throne confirmation and scratchy black shapes repelled by Jesus, while dismissing skepticism with supernatural family lore (e.g., his mother’s psychic grandmother). Critics mock the lack of evidence, absurd claims (like satanic powers since age 13), and deflection tactics, exposing his narratives as self-serving fantasy. The episode ends with Jones promoting his store, blending apocalyptic rhetoric with commerce. [Automatically generated summary]
Next, my roommate thinks I'm red-pilled, because all I do when I get home is listen to Knowledge Fight in my room with the door closed, screaming at video games, and I don't care!
If we allow this loose interpretation of Alex's prophetic abilities, then Trump started speaking saying thank you before USA chants broke out mere seconds before 228.
But Alex did literally say that he's going to come on stage at 127, not that he would start speaking at 127.
You know, I think a lot of people have, over the years, kind of pointed out that Jesus' miracles have a wide range of, like, miraculousness-ness, if you will.
You know, you've got the mud, and then you've got the guy can see now.
That's pretty miraculous.
Then you've got the water to wine.
Maybe not as important.
You know, as bringing a man's very eyesight back from the dead?
During the election coverage, Alex just came out and said that Rogan had been pretending to be nonpartisan in order to manipulate his audience, and now I guess it's just fine to admit that Roger Stone has been manipulating the informer's audience about the 2020 election this whole time, too.
This is what Alex wants to present.
Roger knew that the steal was going to be too big in 2020, so privately he was open with Alex about how Trump was going to lose the election.
He didn't want to admit that on air because that would be demoralizing, so he lied to the audience and said Trump was going to win.
For political purposes, he needed to spread misinformation.
But what's actually going on here is much simpler.
Roger knew that Trump was going to lose in 2020, and pretending he was going to win was the only path to power.
If Roger and all these ding-dongs said Trump might lose in the lead-up to the 2020 election, then they would have a much harder time convincing people that the election was stolen.
In order to push election fraud narratives, Rogers had to make up preposterous shit like North Korean boats full of ballots being sent to the U.S. So for his public image to make any sense, he needed to have the presentation that he did.
He needed to exude confidence.
And it seems unclear to me how much Alex understands that he's just telling the audience, we lie to you for your own good.
But if I were listening to him, I don't think I would love that.
All over the country, in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, the trucks arrived at one in the morning, all places on TV, but the news was all waiting.
Independent Media was there for every project.
The different projects like O 'Keefe Media Group were all there.
Crowder's people were there.
Those key states.
And when the big trucks pulled in with the ballots and the police and everybody were staring at them, they couldn't do the steal.
That's kind of like if you have a canary and you've got a cat and the canary's in a high cage and the cat doesn't try to get to the canary when you're home, but you go to church or whatever and come back and somehow the cat has climbed all the way up on top of the drapes and then jumped.
15 feet out in the middle of the room and knock the birdcage down and the canary didn't get eaten, but it's up in the rafters.
That actually happened about five years ago with my dog.
When I was a kid, my mom had a cat, and my dad had put it in a big cage about six feet up in the middle, and the cat still found a way in a big room to get somewhere and get on top of it.
So you might notice that Alex is always more than ready to get into exhaustive detail about meaningless meandering stories about things like his thoughts on canaries.
But when he's discussing all this supposed voter fraud that his buddies stopped, it's a little thin on information.
Look, Trump isn't going to get prosecuted for all of his crimes now that he's a president, and in celebration of that, no one will get prosecuted for other fake crimes that they didn't do.
So that sounds nice, but in order to believe this, you have to forget that Alex fucking hated Steve Bannon at the time he's describing.
In the present day, Bannon's a good guy, so Alex is trying to pretend like he always liked him.
But after the 2016 election, Alex and Roger constantly would accuse Bannon of being a leaker and a traitor to Trump.
He was a very convenient scapegoat for a lot of Trump disappointment, and Breitbart was a media competitor with InfoWars, so he was awful for them.
Rewriting this story also really complicates things like Trump making a bunch of appointments that Alex was philosophically against but justified to the audience.
For example, John Bolton was named National Security Advisor, which Alex couldn't have possibly supported given the fact that he was a major player in the Iraq War and was the director of the Project for the New American Century, who Alex thinks wrote a document confessing to planning 9-11.
Either Alex is full of shit about this whole farce about him giving Trump staffing advice, or I guess the alternative Yeah, this is weird.
That said, we have to, because justice demands it, not out of vengeance, and because the globals will continue to hurt innocent people if we don't.
It's like having cancer and only cutting part of it out.
The globalist leadership and the people that executed the operations Like Brennan and Clapper and Comey need to be given a fair trial and put in prison.
Alex doesn't give a fuck about being nice to people he thinks are brainwashed on the other side.
He spent plenty of his time on the night before trying to find people crying at the Harris rally so he could mock them.
His content and entire persona is built on mocking and exploiting other people's pain and then acting like a victim.
He can just calm down with this magnanimous shit.
The real message here that Alex is putting forth is that there are two groups of people that make up the enemy and that they should be treated differently.
If someone's not on board with the dumb shit right-wing extremism, they should be giving...
The establishment never tried or even wanted to lock up all the Trump supporters, but Alex reported that as a real thing to be afraid of because that's what he wants to do.
Eventually, if you don't agree to join the cult of Trump, or dare I say even oppose it, What could you possibly be other than a Klaus Schwab follower?
If you don't support fully all the things that Trump wants to do, you support the depopulation of humanity.
You support the devil.
Alex wants to crush dissent by force because his arguments are bad and his information is mostly false.
He had eight years to use the information war to convince me that my political ideology is based on delusion, and I can't be any more clear that if he made a good argument, I wouldn't spend my time calling him a dumb liar.
I would be working my ass off to find a way to convey his message without the very clear racism and various other bigotries that he clearly suffers from as a person.
If there was truth behind his conspiracy-laden version of history, I wouldn't reject that because Alex is a horrible piece of shit.
It just so happens that he's a horrible person and his worldview is stupid.
But he's showing a few too many of his cards here.
When he says that everything is a cult, that is a little bit of an issue.
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If it's all a cult, then why not join the Trump cult?
If everybody was like, well, I mean, the Democrats suck and they're going to lose, so now we're all Republicans, and now every primary is the only election, and it's whoever the best Republican is, right?
That doesn't mean there's some bed of roses and cupcakes on the other side.
There's some utopia.
We just won't have a global strategic...
Power elite array, there's always going to be power elites, that is literally anti-human, anti-prosperity, eugenics death cult.
But, hey, I'll take it.
So, you saw people get up off their derrieres and go out and be watching, and as Owen said, and it's now completely clear and it's proven, they pre-packed the election fraud early instead of having...
Early in the middle and after, last time, everybody was watching when the trucks arrived in the battleground states at 1 a.m.
And all the media was there, and all the independent media was there, and they just said, it's over.
And that's why they kept holding off when the cavalry came.
So this is how Alex and his ilk will try to move on from their months-long obsession with uncovering very real and very serious instances of voter fraud.
They stopped it!
So everything's good now.
Also, you might notice there how Alex is just hand-waving away how there will always be a power elite.
He shouldn't believe this, and him just coming out with it should really be suspicious for the audience.
His problem is supposed to be that there's this fact that unelected power elites are making decisions for humanity and that the people aren't the ones making these decisions.
The humanity as a whole is not empowered to make those decisions.
The issue is not supposed to be just the power elite making decisions for humanity are ones I don't like.
I think that there are, obviously, if you want to get into some real nerd shit, you can argue the Empire versus the Rebellion, or Sauron versus everyone.
But those are archetypes of the clearest morality possible.
It should come as no surprise that Armstrong is a convicted felon who spent the years 2000 to 2011 in jail after being indicted for fraud running a precious metals Ponzi scam.
Long story short, though, he did not get these coins back.
He didn't ultimately end up with that.
His case is really interesting because it seems pretty clear that he's a scam kind of guy and fits perfectly in with Alex's crew of experts, but his legal case brings up some tough questions.
For example, he ended up spending more time in jail because of being held in civil contempt for not turning over the assets than he would have if he just pled guilty.
Which raises the question of whether or not civil contempt imprisonment is unfairly punitive.
If you rob a bank and then you bury the money you stole, should you be able to be jailed for longer than a bank robbery sentence for not telling people where the money is buried?
It's a hard question because on the one hand, it seems like a punishment for a crime shouldn't be eclipsed by something like civil contempt that grows out of that punishment.
But on the other hand, folks have made the point that it's not an unfair punishment because it ends as soon as the person complies and is no longer in that contempt.
It's not a permanent sentence.
It's just in place as long as you're not turning over your ill-gotten gains, which you're still...
If you don't...
If you're not held in some kind of contempt, then you're able to profit off your crime.
I'm no legal scholar, but I don't know what I think exactly on this.
But it's an interesting question that I think people could have different views on.
It's definitely more interesting than Armstrong himself, who is yet another fraud-type felon who Alex is laundering to the audience as some kind of renegade expert.
Seems like the main point of this interview is that Trump should eliminate income taxes and maybe all taxes.
There's a lot of other races where it seems like if you had the same number of people who voted for Trump voting for the Republican candidate, then they would have won.
We've got to watch so carefully because that's where they really, in the last few midterms and during elections, you do some stealing there at the end and the Republicans lose a lot of their majority in the House or lose the House completely.
I'm not saying that's going to happen, but no one's like, we've got to ask, why did Trump do better in these states than the down-ballot candidates?
And that's because a lot of people were just checking To see if they had Trump checked and then those ballots got manipulated later because they know there's less attention on those.
We have an opportunity here, not with the really bad guys, because they're never going to stop, but with a lot of their minions and people, and even some high-powered ones, to say, listen, why don't you just join Team Humanity?
Why don't you try getting on your knees to God and repenting?
If there's still good left in you, I want you to know that I don't want to enslave you.
So Alex says that he just wants to be free, and maybe that sounds fair enough.
The problem is that as he keeps talking, he accidentally kind of reveals that what he wants is not freedom.
It's cultural dominance.
If Alex wanted freedom, that would be fine.
But what he really wants is for his bigotry to be freed up from making him feel bad.
He wants your freedoms to be infringed in order to make himself feel better.
If you're a dude and you want to kiss your boyfriend in public, you should not be free to do that, according to Alex.
What if there's a Christian around who doesn't like being reminded of how much they hate gay people?
Are you not considering their freedom to live without reminders that you exist?
Alex doesn't believe in freedom.
He believes in his own freedom.
He believes that if you have a different idea about freedom, you shouldn't have the freedom to disagree with him, because his version is better, and you should submit to it for your own good.
So that's an interesting dynamic, and you can see how this...
I've told the crew about this, and I have done it a couple times for my wife and a few times for my children, but I only do it when the Spirit tells me to.
To my sink, and I like to turn the phone off when I'm in the house around the family because it is a surveillance device, and it's my privacy.
And so I get up every second, walk, and it's like, hurry up, turn it on.
And so I turn the phone on.
This was the fourth time that week.
But this was down to the second, and I'm sitting there peeing.
It's like, you know, get up, counter.
I'm sitting there going, I'm kind of taking it for granted at this point.
I know God's going to be right.
I'm like, this is crazy.
Of course, I try to be able to observe this.
I can't believe it.
Phone boots up, and it's 4-0-0.
And then God goes, and you're thinking that this is crazy, even though I've shown you four times this week.
This is the fourth time, and it's 4 a.m.
And God goes, it's now 14 seconds to count down 14. It was instant.
Count properly in one message.
14 seconds, count properly.
14, 13, and I'm singing out loud, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 401.
And I was done pissing.
That's an exact true story.
So, holding my, you know what, with my left hand, holding the phone in my right hand, God talking to me, just what's going on, and I'm just like, I know, thank you, what do I do?
So I know we've heard Alex tell this kind of story before, and that if you're listening to this and think he has anything worthwhile to say about politics, you're past reaching.
If you hear someone tell a story about how God is speaking to them and giving them messages proven by unverifiable stories about how he knows what time it is in the middle of the night, and you don't immediately recognize that they're a lunatic or a fraud, I can't help you.
But I decided to play this clip of Alex retelling the story because it has subtle differences from past versions of the story that I think are pretty important and kind of indicate that he's...
Just riffing all this shit so he can feel like a big boy prophet who's closer to God than you.
The first thing that jumps out about this telling of the story is that he had ignored God telling him what time it was three previous...
That makes no sense, based on how this has been a language that God has used since Alex was a kid in order to reveal some kind of important message.
God didn't just start telling Alex what time it is, and he's just now figuring out the significance of knowing what time it is.
By the point that this story is happening, he should be fully aware that when he gets up in the middle of the night and a disembodied voice tells him what time it is, that's the equivalent of seeing the bat signal.
He knows this.
There's no world where Alex should be a 50-year-old guy getting these calls from God and not piecing together the importance of it and being like, uh, again?
It's just not plausible.
And God also sounds like a bad magician.
He tells Alex what time it is, then sees that Alex isn't impressed, so he says, now for my next trick, count down from 14 properly!
So, when Alex says, this is Tucker's private story, and, you know, it's his to tell if he wants to, you just know, like, oh, he's about to tell something he shouldn't be talking about.
So, apparently, Tucker got taken to someone's house, or he was at someone's house, and he got taken to a room with a throne in it, and they laid hands on him, and he got a charge of serious sexual energy.
It's like you don't want to admit that you have a throne because it requires so many steps to set up this throne that clearly indicates some sort of hole you're filling in yourself.
And I told you, over a year ago, I know prominent people, not just him, that didn't believe in God but were doing good work, but they weren't protected by Jesus because they had to ask God to protect them and the Holy Spirit of their heart.
Are these rules written down?
In their bedroom, wake up in a black shape.
Comes and attacks them and just scratches their back, their arms, their face.
Sometimes there's a bleh, that noise.
And it's happening more and more.
And let me tell you, they get Jesus real fast.
And you say, in the name of Jesus, be gone?
Can't even attack you.
And it's real.
You call it a space alien, whatever it is, okay?
It's real.
All right?
So, and just like the Bible says every culture also says, there's the big guy that made it all, and then he's got entities that work for him.
Those are the angels.
Those are the good guys.
And then there's the bad guys, like everything else in the universe.
Or there's a coincidental law of the universe that winds up being that this collection of sounds in their language is the most offensive word you could possibly say.
But underneath it all, Alex's sort of religious shit is still very important to this.
Yes.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Now, I think if you are dumb and incredulous and stupid, I think that there is a very...
I would say impossible difference to make between demon attacks being on the rise and shitheads saying that they've been attacked by demons that you're just assuming are real, that being on the rise.
God gave us all this consciousness, all this beauty, all this success, all this incredible adventure and free will, and the devil just wants to destroy it all.
So why would you want to serve the thing that hates you?
If you're telling me that Alex has met the devil, talked to the devil, had a whole devil thing going on for a while, but Alex has also met God only through the form of what time is it, I'm choosing the devil!
Also, when we were talking about time zones being about labor, I was totally thinking about daylight savings time.
But still, my point remains.
I think that if Alex did meet the devil, and there was an offer that Alex thinks he turned down, if I were the devil, I would start visiting him, pretending to be gone, telling him what time it is.
Flickers with Holy Ghost energy, and then you'll see a little devil there.
But see, our spirits are reflective.
Light.
But like a glowing mirror, but multi-dimensioned.
And so all of us stare into the abyss.
We become partly abyss.
And so the residence of these Satanists is so low and they're so weak that when they see someone who's a powerful spiritual entity, they are very lustful for it.
They don't have the power that Trump has.
They don't have the power that I have.
And they don't like the power you have.
A husband and wife.
The power of your children.
The power of what we can do together.
And God is where the power comes from.
The devil is just a facsimile twisted of it with pride and the exhilaration of domination.
The way Alex describes the devil's energy at the end of that clip really just sounds like him.
The exhilaration of domination perfectly sums Alex up.
He gets excited about the idea of limiting access to reproductive health care.
He gets charged up advocating for banning people from presenting themselves in a way that he doesn't approve of in public.
Exhilaration for domination should be on his epitaph.
And Alex says that the devil is about pride.
But just earlier in that clip, he said the globalists are lustful of the power that he and Trump have as supremely strong spiritual beings.
He thinks God constantly talks to him by telling him the time in the middle of the night because that story gives him a sense of pride.
Based on internal logic, Alex should be really worried that he's following the devil, but also he should be worried that people in the audience would suspect that he knows that he's following the devil.
He talked about how he needed to get sore on the one ring earlier in this show.
Here's the thing that makes me resent this even more than all of the current things that I'm resenting about it.
It makes me feel like a bit player in this story about a dumb guy who sold his soul to the devil and then tried to trick the devil by being like, hey, but make me forget I sold my soul.
So I would like Alex to get a bit more specific about the Satan powers he had at 13. Yeah.
If we're keeping track of his pretend timeline of life, at 11 he was attacked by a poltergeist in his kitchen, then at 12 he read None Dare Call It Conspiracy, which woke him up to the New World Order.
Apparently, after being attacked by a poltergeist and learning of the grand universal conspiracy, Alex decided to take on devil powers a little afterwards.
However, all this time, he had a family full of patriots who had already told him about the great battle between good and evil.
And at some point in his earlier childhood, God had given him visions of his future because he was created by his ancestors in the womb to fight the literal devil.
And at eight, he found out that his grandma was, or his mom's grandma was a noted channeler who presidents consulted people.
So what powers did he have?
I want to know!
Also, you'll notice that Alex's version of his amazing prediction cuts out the surrounding context where they were clearly talking about 127 Eastern Time, not 127 Central.
I mean, I'm just sitting up here one day and I go, he will be fired within one month, 29 days later fired.
Tucker calls up and goes, did they tell you?
How'd you know?
And I just said, I just, God told me to say it, I just, the night of the shooting in Vegas, it was the Sunday show, the last 10 seconds, we can find that, and I just said, randomly, I don't remember saying it, and they'll probably shoot up a major music concert at 10 o 'clock at night tonight, and then...
The next day, the FBI hostage rescue team, through an individual I know here locally, comes to my house.
About 7.30, I'm drinking coffee, about to leave.
Comes in, he goes, yeah, this is such and such on the phone here, and I know this other guy, he goes, my buddy from the Army, he's on the hostage rescue team.
Look, they don't think you're involved, but can you just tell?
I said, sure.
I said, I'll tell you.
Do you remember what you did last night?
And I said, no, on your show.
And I said, no.
Well, you know about what just went on.
And I said, yeah.
And they said, you don't know?
You said there would be a shooting at a...
Music concert at 10 o 'clock at night?
Just at the end of your show?
No, I didn't remember that.
And sure as hell, I went back.
And we can go dig it up.
And I just, I mean, what the hell is that?
Excuse me, Lord.
You know what I mean?
It's just, oh my gosh.
I mean, look, I just feel like you guys need to know this.
You need to understand how the universe really works.
On his show on October 1st, Alex was interviewing Matt Bracken, the guy who had to go away for a little while after it came out that he was promoting Storming the Capitol on Infowars prior to January 6th.
So he kind of made the we were set up by provocateurs thing look silly.
So we're not going to talk to Bracken for a little while.
Who throws the first blow is critical to shaping the opening stages of the Civil War.
So what the left is trying to do...
Either a false flag provocation, which I still think is most likely probably somebody firing into a left-wing crowd, leaving right-wing literature at the scene.
Either that or another Charlottesville-type mentally psychotic loser who will be turned into a guided missile behind the wheel of a truck.
And then the same night in Edmonton, you know, thousands of miles to the west.
You have an ISIS truck rampage trying to do a Nice Barcelona attack.
These are the two pillars, the left and Islam.
They're working together.
You see it at the range with the hijab-wearing ladies being trained to shoot full-auto.
What are they really going to do with full-auto other than go to somewhere where there's a crowd?
But it's important.
That the battlefield be prepared by having the mainstream media perception that a right-winger started it.
As long as the first big multi-casualty massacre is perceived to have been coming from the right, then all bets will be off, and when free assembly is outlawed and we're virtually under martial law, everybody in the media will say, well...
The right wing did it because this crazy person...
Which we won't, but they will eventually, and Antifa is going to shoot into a left-wing crowd, a, you know, peace moms type of crowd, and leave right-wing literature.
And my message is, we have to immediately be ready to push back against the false narrative, because it's going to be a Dylann Roof type of a thing.
One of the stories that Alex was covering was that he saw Muslim women at the shooting range and he got scared.
Matt Bracken came in and did this false flag shit-talking, including a lot of fantasies, but one of them involved Muslim women shooting into crowds to blame right-wingers.
These women would have presumably been trained at shooting ranges, like Alex's intrepid journalism had uncovered, and this is how this all connects together.
You can see the reality of what Alex's show was on the day of the Las Vegas shooting, and then you can listen to his version that he tells now, and if you do, you can really not escape the conclusion that he's a piece of shit liar making up stories about himself to convince the audience to treat him like a religious figure.
This is fraud on a level that is deeply upsetting.
And the idea that this happened, or this conversation about Muslim women shooting into a crowd as a false flag to blame right-wingers, the fact that it happened on the same day as the Las Vegas shooting...
It's like a coincidence, but Alex talks about that kind of shit all the time.
If you wanted to stretch and really dig into what happened on what days, you could probably come up with any time that there's a bomb that goes off somewhere, somewhere in the world.
So we get back to the present day and we just have one more clip of Alex talking about the fallout of his fake prediction from God about the Las Vegas shooting.
And then there's just going to be psychedelic weirdness going on, one of the kids is going to disappear, and then the fat kid's going up in the chocolate tube.