Knowledge Fight #1021 dissects Alex Jones’ Super Bowl 2025 conspiracy theories—dismissing it as "bread and circus" while framing Trump’s attendance as revolutionary, despite past opposition. He falsely claims $40M Dogecoin ads by Musk expose globalists and twists Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show into anti-globalist propaganda, ignoring cultural context. Debunked legal complaints in Pennsylvania and absurd fundraisers like "Biggest Balls" hats reveal his pattern of baseless narratives and exploitation, underscoring how his rhetoric repurposes everything to fit his doomed globalist villain fantasy. [Automatically generated summary]
We don't keep score, but she's getting seriously good.
She hits a two-handed backhand flat, and she's also been in this exercise class for the past year that she's been going to four times a week, lifting weights.
From everything I know about Alex's career, he should care a whole lot about there being troops on the street at the Super Bowl.
Every year, he makes a big deal about how he's more manly than everyone else because he doesn't like football, but...
This is a major departure for him, rhetorically.
The idea that troops are on the streets engaging in domestic policing should be a giant problem, regardless of who is in office.
So the idea that Alex could toss that to the side so easily because Trump is in power should be a huge red flag for anyone still holding onto the idea that Alex's Civil Liberties Act was sincere.
Because this is fun, here's a little bit of Alex's Super Bowl 2011 coverage, where he was furious about the TSA being involved in security for the event.
We went ahead and prayed to God, kneeling by the bed while our kids were outside playing, to go ahead and stay in America.
But we know what's going to happen, and we've decided to go down with a ship.
So I'm going down with the ship.
I'm committing my kids to live in a tyranny to try to beat it, and I'm going to watch some stupid game that's a big police state advertisement where they're groping people to go into it.
But his first wife and him decided to go down with the ship because they didn't want to watch the Super Bowl or something.
And then, of course, there was the 2014 Super Bowl when Alex paid two of his employees to go to the game and report live about the DHS being out and about.
It's a subtle thing, but if you've paid attention to his rhetoric and style over the years, this is a huge difference from what he's supposed to believe.
Troops being on the ground at the Super Bowl is not supposed to be a globalist distraction.
It's the implementation and promotion of the police state that his career is about pretending to oppose.
I suspect that Alex has correctly assessed that all he needs to do to make an argument that his audience will accept is put on a silly voice and act smug.
He has to know that anyone with even basic critical thinking skills would have given up on his dumbass long ago so if you're still around now all you really need is noise.
This is about the continuing outbreak of avian flu in bird populations as well as cows.
It's specifically regarding some tweets Alex just read about the D1.1 genotype, which is something that was being discussed because it was found in four bovine cases in Nevada through the National Milk Testing System.
This obviously wasn't good, but researchers believe that the four cows are all from the same farm, which makes it a little bit less of a scary situation.
Previously, when cows had been infected from birds, it was the B3.13 genotype of H5N1.
And the reason that this matters is the D1.1 genotype is the one that killed a guy in Louisiana last January.
So there's a worry that it could possibly be more dangerous on a human level.
To be clear, that human risk right now is...
Not high, but it's newsworthy that it was found because it was the first time that strain has been identified in cows.
Sure.
The D1.1 genome is not new, and the CDC was reporting on finding it in the human samples from Louisiana back in December, but Alex doesn't know any of this because he just skims Twitter and does funny voices to keep all these people buying CMOS.
But, yeah, just surface-level coverage of something he doesn't understand.
So you can see Alex achieving two important goals in that clip.
Three, if you count worshipping Putin.
One is providing preemptive wiggle room for when he has to deal with the horrible stories that are going to come out about people Trump is putting into office.
The second goal here is to characterize the country as being beset by hordes of people stabbing people and burning everything down.
Alex is currently involved in a project of trying to justify Trump kidnapping people that his forces believe or hear illegally and sending them to prisons in El Salvador, which Alex himself on his show called a prison planet.
This is a fundamental betrayal of what Alex is supposed to believe in, and in order to justify supporting this, you need to build up a pretty flashy distraction.
He needs to create an image in the audience's head that's so horrible that they look at sending people to a prison planet and say, eh, what else are you going to do in that situation?
It's the same kind of propaganda you saw the right-wing and, honestly, too much of the non-right-wing engaging in around the Iraq War, where the excuse of the potential terrorists was used to enable a lot of brutal and human shit.
And this is really where Alex reveals himself to be a special kind of piece of shit.
He's called out this game in the media before.
He made a career off being the guy who was saying they'll use fear in order to justify expanded police powers, so pretending that he's naive or unaware of what he's doing in this situation is just impossible.
That's really one of the ways in which he is, even in the current ecosystem of a bunch of shitheads, one of the worst.
The public can learn everything about how a football game works and all the players and all the little factoids, but they don't want to know about how the Federalist system works or about agencies or about history or about philosophy or about military history because they think it's boring.
They don't know.
It's super exciting.
And then it gives you incredible power in the real world.
What's the Bible say over and over again?
My people perish for lack of knowledge.
Well, if you've got knowledge about playing a video game, that doesn't ever really help you in any way, does it?
My people perish from lack of knowledge because they like sports and won't listen to people who want to teach them sensible skills, like being a plumber or a talented artist.
Sincerely, I don't believe that Alex even knows what point he's trying to make.
If he hadn't added artist with talent to the list along with plumber and farmer, it would seem like he was trying to say that you need to set achievable career goals.
But I think he realized that as he was making that list, it was leaning a little heavily towards physical labor, so he threw artist in to sound like he cared about human expression or things that are in tune with the spirit.
But also, if an artist with talent is being included to the list of plumber and farmer, which Alex is presenting as sensible things to learn about because they're skills, then that kind of takes away any kind of magic to art.
It doesn't feel at all like he holds a chauvinistic expectation that women adhere to some pretty strict patriarchal gender norms and then also gets mad at them if they don't act ladylike enough.
Does he think that women are just, like, inherently more sensitive about farting in church?
Because it seems more to me like we created a culture that aggressively taught young women that if they were too loose about things like farting in church, no man would ever want to marry them, which is their only source of value.
I suspect that if we are going through a very real divorce, then we are going to hear a lot more about what all women do that perhaps maybe one very specific woman makes him feel about.
In the past, they would just fight over who was running the scam.
There was a fight in politics, but only over who got to steal the most.
With Trump, they're not going in there and just removing the bureaucrats and then putting their people in to the slop trough.
They're blowing up the troughs themselves.
Elon Musk said, I don't want any government contracts.
You know what?
I don't need a government incentive or rebate that's huge on every electric car sold, but the government puts a massive amount, thousands, thousands, thousands, thousands of dollars in.
I challenge Elon to reject all government contracts and subsidies.
Do it.
I dare you.
Further, I challenge Alex to tell his audience how much money Elon gets from the government each year and whether or not that number is going up under Trump.
I don't think he'll do that because it's probably, that would hurt his ability to paint Elon as some kind of selfless hero who's giving so much up to save humanity.
Government waste and corrupt dealings among politicians is a super easy thing to solve, in the same way that curing cancer is really easy.
and you've destroyed the cancer.
This is a solution that isn't a solution, except for the super rich, many of whom happen to own businesses that stand to make a ton of money by being the private solution for things that the government isn't able to provide once it stops working.
Do you think that's just...
Coordinated attack against Biden and his administration and Musk's clear monopoly, essentially, in this area.
But you saw last week how they're going to come at Trump.
Last Monday.
We were 14, 15 days in at the press conference.
A whole bunch of the prostitute corporate reporters were like, egg prices are at all-time highs.
And it's Trump's fault, and then the press secretary goes through, oh, that Biden ordered millions and millions, 100 million chickens killed, oh, because of energy being cut off, because of UN agreements to cut off worldwide fertilizer production, on and on and on and on.
You know, those chickens eat the grain that's grown with fertilizer.
I mean, it's all been cut off the food, cut off the energy.
It's going to take Trump a little while to get that going.
And if there's sabotage, It's all about Trump not being able to get his agenda through.
Because his agenda is all about starting the economy back up and growth to get us out of the debt.
He knows we can't pay it off now unless we massively expand, which we can do and have done before with innovation and all this hidden technology the government's got.
So no one's really surprised that Trump didn't immediately lower egg prices.
Anyone who cares to learn about that issue at all understands that there's not things you can do like wave a magic wand around and solve it.
The reason that someone asked about it at a press conference is because Trump and his campaign used high egg prices as an election issue, and they promised that he would lower grocery prices on day one in office.
The whole day one thing was something they stressed a bunch, because the point was supposed to be that the prices were only high because Biden was making them high, and Trump could alleviate that immediately.
As he said in a November campaign rally, quote, a vote for Trump means your groceries will be cheaper.
Now that he's in office and can't deliver these insane promises that he's made to people, Alex needs to adjust the messaging.
Now it's much harder to lower these prices.
It's a complicated thing with a lot of variables, and maybe there's internal sabotage.
They don't give a single shit about that, and now that it's become clear that Trump's actions are probably going to make consumer goods more expensive, it's time to distract people with the promise of magic technologies that Trump is going to release.
Neo-feudalism is what the UN calls the Club of Rome plan.
It's horrible.
Oh, everybody gets free healthcare.
You just, when your knee goes out, they give you a cane.
Oh, your eyes go out?
You'll be lucky if you get glasses.
You're not getting eye surgery.
Oh, you got lung cancer?
No surgery.
I mean, that's...
Oh, everybody gets free healthcare.
You just don't get anything.
The National Health Service in England, you go in there with the flu or cold or can't breathe, they just hand you through a window a bag of aspirin and Band-Aids.
So I'm not sure that point landed quite how Alex intended it to when he started that rant.
I think the point was supposed to be that universal coverage for healthcare is bad because you have theoretical access to care, but you can't get actual care.
This is a pretty standard right-wing line on the UK and Canada healthcare systems, which I find that most British and Canadian people I know don't agree with, but whatever.
In the middle of the rant, I think he remembered that he's supposed to be a populist and that will people have very little access to health care in the United States, even with private insurance?
Alex's brain kind of panics, so he says that at least you can get good health care in the U.S. if you're rich, which apparently you can't do in the U.K. or Canada.
So I guess the argument is that if you're poor in America, you shouldn't be in favor of universal health care, because one day you might be rich, and then you'll be able to get good health care, which won't exist for the rich if you had health care now.
No, I mean, that's probably one of the ultimate truths of that whole movement, is like, I'm gonna be rich eventually, so I don't want rich people to be overtaxed.
So it's fun that Alex thinks that this is going to be an annual award.
He's so poisoned by social media and chasing whatever seems popular to him on Twitter that he's really overcommitted to this big balls thing.
When I was preparing the episode, I thought it would be funny to go through Jefferson's letters and find one where he was bestowing an honor on someone, and then I would replace whatever title he said with the Big Balls Award.
It was a dumb joke, but I thought we could have a little bit of fun with it.
However, when I was going through some of Jefferson's letters, I came across one from 1811, written to a guy named Peter Minor, and I couldn't believe how much this made me think of Alex.
Then we've got Trump's approval rating at all-time high, even in the skewed corporate press, that still does a lot of manipulations, 53%.
And the real AI scan polls that the big corporations have, have Trump actually at over 70%.
So that is a skewed poll, but still, even their rig polls, because they bake in a bunch of over...
Sample Democrats and a bunch of other things.
We've had top pollsters on to explain it.
Like the head of Rasputin, the most respected pollster in the world.
And that's how they do it.
But even those, they're having big trouble.
We have the amazing doge activities.
The federal Obama judge trying to block the corruption being exposed.
What's being found there?
Incredible success securing the border and national sovereignty.
Trump putting out a whole bunch of new orders.
Record-level executive orders.
There's just one of, like, 14 things I've got that are new in this one stack.
Trump has ordered all of the suppressed records about both of his would-be assassins in Pennsylvania and Florida released, scaring the daylights out of the power structure.
When I said Trump's signing record numbers of executive orders, he signs twice as many executive orders as Biden, more than all presidents, back to Reagan combined.
The first one, we're going to play 27, and then we'll play 26 after it, is, well, you'll see what he says, but...
He's saying he'll shut the government down, and then the other one...
Is him saying, you know, for national security, we've got to have this USAID crap.
Oh, you mean the tens of millions on transgender sex changes for cockroaches?
By the way, I'm not kidding.
You thought shrimp on treadmills $15 million was bad.
Oh yeah, that was paid.
$15 million to document how shrimp run on treadmills.
Pull the video, type in shrimp on treadmills.
It's everywhere.
It's everywhere.
Oh, you think that's bad?
How about sex changes for cockroaches?
Now, at L, $167 million for a sustainable school in Afghanistan, and it's literally a rotting concrete building built a few years ago that's already collapsing that probably costs $50,000 to make.
$167 million.
Now, you know that money went over there and came back over here, and we know who it went to.
So reporting on the possibility that some USAID recovery fund sent to Afghanistan might have gone to what has been called ghost schools has been public since at least 2015.
This isn't new and it's idiotic to pretend that $167 million went to building one school.
It's believed that Hamid Karzai's government had inflated the number of schools and students that were being held by the recovery funds and that the U.S. government either didn't know or didn't care to know that it was exaggerated.
If I had to guess, probably because Karzai was a critical ally in the Bush administration, they're carrying out of the war on terror.
I'd be curious who Alex thinks is in charge of Afghanistan right now, though.
So, they're already shot between the eyes, and this pause you're seeing is before everybody realizes it, and they go bling, bling, bling, bling, bling.
The other side of that is the samurai duel, where the samurai, you see them both run at each other real fast, and then one of them hits the end of the sword, and the other guy falls down in two pieces, right?
A Biden talking to Poroshenko in Ukraine when Trump first got in, he's telling the Ukrainian president, listen, if Trump's going to get sophisticated pretty quick, and he's going to figure out how this works, so you don't want to ask Trump for more aid, we're going to give it to the IMF and World Bank, and they'll give it to you, because if he looks, he's going to ask where the money went, because that's what he does.
He's going to get the reports, and it's over for us.
Do you understand?
Yes, Mr. President, we will not ask for any money from Trump.
Good, because believe me, we're all going down if you do that.
And that's why they went and tried to impeach Trump later and stuff, because Trump is literally in there working his ass off for you, going down everything.
This was a 2016 call between Biden and Poroshenko that was leaked in 2020 by a Ukrainian politician who was associated with Rudy Giuliani, who was Trump's lawyer.
It didn't work as an election stunt in 2020, so it's been rehashed a few times on social media, but it's really pathetic for Alex to cover it like this.
That's why you've had a revolution and new elites come in and try to block the globalists because it's self-preservation, people.
That's why this revolution's so real.
Every actuary, every war game showed the globalists causing total nuclear war and they were building bunkers everywhere and trying to tell their own establishment, well, that's okay.
We'll emerge as the controllers.
And they're like, we're never going to survive in these bunkers.
There'll be a bunch of survivors.
They're going to come kill us.
Want the medicine and food.
Our own security people will kill us.
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Have you idiots not done an actuarial study on this?
I get how he's decided that it's always going to happen that way because he's a big, smart boy who knows that physical strength always wins the day, but...
He's claiming there are a bunch of studies here, so let's see him.
Also, as I said earlier, it wasn't a Darth Vader archetype who released that call between Biden and Poroshenko.
It was Rudy Giuliani's friend, Andrei Durkacz.
Poroshenko came out in 2020 and said that it was part of a Russian operation.
Durkacz was a member of the Ukrainian Party of Regions, which is a pro-Kremlin party.
His dad was also a former KGB officer, and as a child, Durkacz attended a, quote, KGB-run school in Moscow, according to Newsweek.
So there's an interesting thing that's at play here, though, where Alex says that the USA chance that Trump will get aren't the mindless neocon USA chance.
They'll be representing something bigger and smarter and better.
It's remarkable how he can just take something that's exactly the same on the surface and change its meaning to serve his purposes.
There was a rumor that Musk had bought millions of dollars worth of Super Bowl ads to disseminate anti-USAID propaganda, but that wasn't true.
Alex is crafting this narrative that him doing that would be a good thing in advance because his job is playing preemptive defense for the elites.
He's fallen for a social media thing that he knows would look bad and Musk would take heat for, so he's doing his best to make sure that this doesn't hurt Musk's image with his audience.
Because he knows that it should.
He's supposed to hate the Super Bowl and think it's like bread and circuses shit.
A billionaire unelected oligarch buying ad time to push his personal political message during the bread and circus should be a really suspicious thing for him to be doing.
I'm the second administration of President Trump, and things are going way better than I thought they possibly could, and they need to, because we face total collapse if we're not successful working together.
This is the rebirth of the American Republic, and the No.
I don't really care to litigate whether or not Trump got mostly cheers or boos at the Super Bowl, because who cares?
It's a dumb crowd-sized type argument that doesn't really mean anything.
What really does matter, though, is how much Alex is just doing hero worship content at this point.
It's difficult to stress how, like, pathetic this looks, and how I would feel the exact same way if this was Anderson Cooper or Rachel Maddow doing a dramatic monologue about Obama getting cheered at some event like he's Caesar.
It doesn't matter what this is.
It happens to be about Trump and I oppose Trump but that doesn't matter.
If things are still going as good as they're going now, and they could kill Trump any moment, that's why I brought the Julius Caesar parallel, and I'm not hoping that happens.
In fact, it's the opposite, obviously.
But if things are still going good tomorrow, because every day is special, every day is important, things are accelerated right now, we're in the quickening, it'll be the best birthday of my life.
February 11th, 2025.
In the year 2025, there is a historic battle taking place on the surface of the earth.
Between the forces of globalism, the depopulation death cult, and the forces of Team Humanity, led by President Trump and Elon Musk, humanity is coming back from the brink of total destruction.
I can't imagine, regardless of what your political beliefs are, I just can't imagine being on a team and then seeing that it's led by Elon Musk and Donald Trump and being like, this is a great idea.
Sure.
You know?
Even if I agree with them politically, those two guys, no.
We have incredible developments on the ongoing legal, lawful, constitutional operation to retake control of the federal and local state governments by our populist army of Spartans.
We have the globalists attempting at every level to sabotage culturally, economic, spiritually.
We have Trump turning the Super Bowl emblematically from the globalist, DEI, cut your son's penis off ritual to a vibrant pro-America rebirth.
And you see the puppets, the actors, who just go which way the wind blows their entire lives, decades, 50 years in the case of Harrison Ford.
Serving the establishment, suddenly he's a big patriot.
But I think the American flag thing in particular is notable because A lot of people in right-wing dipshit spaces on social media were posting about the American flag symbolism in Kendrick's halftime show and Samuel L. Jackson being Uncle Sam.
There was misrepresentations and sort of misunderstanding of some of the points of the art that was being put on that was being misinterpreted as...
Deeply patriotic.
And I think that Alex has fallen for a bit of this.
Big story that broke last night that everybody was saying, well, maybe it's a rumor, maybe it's not true.
No, it's true.
Sworn criminal complaints, multiple ones, filed in Pennsylvania by law enforcement and witnesses saying that the governor was involved in the stand-down and trying to get Trump killed.
Well, those are sworn criminal complaints.
Doesn't mean people have been convicted.
But we have it all.
It's been filed.
It's multiple ones.
It's real.
And I know the investigators on the ground, Hagman and others have been there the whole time.
They're from there, and he's got investigators around the country.
The sub has been involved.
And yeah, I knew the first day I said there's a stand down.
In Pennsylvania, literally anyone can file a criminal complaint, so it very well may be true that someone filed this complaint against Governor Shapiro, but it doesn't mean that there's any veracity to it.
The person who filed that complaint has been identified, and she's provided zero evidence of any claims.
Additionally, the DA in Butler County has said that Shapiro has not been charged, and they're not Yeah, I imagine not.
It's like in a video game where there's very clearly like you can do all kinds of stuff, you can do all this stuff, but then there's just the like, you can press A really, really, really fast and it might win.
Like, come on, man, you gotta fix that whole just anybody can file a criminal complaint thing.
That's just waiting for somebody to go, ooh, you fucked up!
Kendrick Lamar, and I'm going to get to this next hour, how the Super Bowl became the Trump Bowl, the populist bowl, the anti-globalist bowl, got up and at halftime...
With Samuel L. Jackson dressed up like Uncle Sam and sang a long song that's a number one hit, as you know.
Because, you know, obviously we're a little bit removed from it, but, you know, around the time, I guess it was a little bit, you know, before the Super Bowl.
The Super Bowl was a little bit of the, like, revisiting the experience of that beef.
It would make more sense to choose those other songs because part of what makes Not Like Us such a transcendent piece of hate is that it is so specific.
It is universally specific, which is an impossible thing to pull off that he did.
We're going to go to break here in just a few minutes.
I just think it's also important for everybody to take a few minutes just to thank God that...
He's taken us through this and worked through us and given us discernment to have had the incredible successes we've had in the last few years that are intensifying and waxing greatly right now.
So thank you, God, and thank you for my family and thank you for the crew and thank you for the audience that are our family and thank you for all the info warriors and thank you for President Trump.
And thank you for Tucker Carlson and Elon and just everybody.
This is such a great time to be alive and to be able to see who the good people are, who the bad people are.
It's the separation of the wheat from the chaff, the pewter from the gold, the goats from the sheep.
It's an amazing time.
All right.
I am beyond excited about this for a whole bunch of reasons.
Because people love these collectible, limited edition, made in America, minted in America coins.
The new limited edition coin, overhead shot please, is here.
The tip of the spear, InfoWars.
Veterans limited edition fundraiser coin.
And this is not for our veterans of the armed services.
It's for them, too.
If you've been fighting the tyrants and speaking out and voting and donating and praying, you are a veteran of the globalist bioweapon attack COVID and the shots.
You are a veteran of the stolen election in 2020.
Many of you are J6 veterans being demonized.
You've all been called deplorables.
You've all been called garbage.
You are veterans of the second American revolution, the Info War.
So I don't care to get too involved in some kind of like the soldiers are the true heroes kind of shit, but I do think that this sales pitch is offensive to people who have served.
The U.S. foreign policy goals aren't something that I always want to support, but the choice to enlist often comes at the risk of being killed in service for the country.
When you're a veteran, especially like if you've been in combat, it means that you've had to make that choice at some point, or horrifically in the times of the draft, that choice was made for you.
Holding that in some kind of esteem, I think might be healthy for society, even if you keep distrust in place of the system itself.
Alex is trying to equate serving in the military with not wearing a mask or being called a name on Twitter.
It's pretty weak stuff.
And if I were someone who took service seriously, I would be pissed off at how he was minimizing the sacrifice that I was I just kept coming back to this thought of, like, I have no respect for the military and I respect...
Okay, how do we trick people into thinking that maybe they're donating to veterans while at the same time not running into legal problems for lying to people?
I can't imagine what response I would expect from people if I was wearing a Biggest Balls hat.
Like, I would think I was the most antisocial person in the world because I was trying to fuck with people before they even had an opportunity to process who I was as a physical entity in the world.
The biggest emblematic thing of the night, and there was still some turds in the punch bowl we'll get to coming up, of DEI ESG crap, was Kendrick Lamar.
And he didn't support Kamala.
And then you got Samuel L. Jackson out there with him, letting everybody know he's not on the Globals team.
And then, of course, he put out this song exposing P. Diddy and Drake, and they said they were going to sue him over it.
This is before P. Diddy got raided and all the rest of it.
You know, what did Kendrick Lamar know through the grapevine?
So we got some background here.
We can all agree we don't want to hear any more struggle music from Kendrick, especially after his silence on endorsing Kamala.
But then you got the Democrats, on the other hand, they're still fighting and they're going to try to defend all this corruption and all this stealing and all the crimes they've committed.
And so it's just going to blow up in their face that much bigger.
Say, Drake, I hear you like I'm young.
You better not ever go to cell block one to any bitch that talked to him and they in love.
Just make sure you hide your little sister from him.
They tell me Chubb's the only one that get your hand-me-downs and party at the party playing with his nose now.
And Baca got a weird case.
Why is he around?
Certified lover boy.
Certified pedophiles.
Why you trolling like a bitch?
Ain't you tired?
Try and strike a chord and it's probably A minor.
And the crowd is singing it with him at the Super Bowl.
But it's a really kind of a rare thing for someone like Kendrick Lamar to be doing the halftime show and for Alex to try to claim his very scathing and critical of America performance as being a pro-Trump, anti-Klaus Schwab exposure of P. Diddy.