#1022: February 27, 2025—Dan Friesen and Jordan Holmes dissect Alex Jones’ reaction to the Epstein files release, where he falsely claims Attorney General Pam Bondi’s press conference would drop them today (6 p.m.), despite no evidence. Jones pivots to Gene Hackman’s death, peddling baseless suicide theories and 200 "prophetic dreams," while conflating Romanian charges with Sorosian lies. His erratic shifts—from Epstein’s debunked pseudoscience to Dune as a "globalist decoder"—expose a pattern of attention-seeking disinformation, where facts are sacrificed for spectacle. The episode underscores how Jones’ irrelevance fuels his desperate, unfounded claims. [Automatically generated summary]
Once Leto 2 becomes the worm, Leto 2 knows all of the future and all of the past simultaneously, thus creating a golden path for all of humanity to walk, regardless of whether or not he knows it, because he can only know the North Star.
Thus, Frank Herbert, obviously, is creating that golden path himself for us to follow long after his death.
We're now going into day 38 of the return of President Trump.
And as I've been saying the last few weeks, the reason the Attorney General has not released the first tranche of the Epstein files is because they have to go through and remove all the names of the victims and informants because it will be a disaster if they don't do that and violate a bunch of laws.
And I'm just marveling at how fast the Trump administration has been moving.
And I've not had faith.
As Reagan always said, trust but verify.
Trump keeps doing everything he said he would do and more.
And I wasn't told this by the Justice Department.
I've just followed the case.
I was probably the first person to ever talk about Epstein being a pedo intelligence operative.
And, I mean, at least 16, 17, 18 years ago, I've been talking about it.
So I know the case.
I've forgotten more than most people know about it.
In fact, I think it will be today because she said, oh, yeah, we're going to do it tomorrow.
She goes, well, we're going to try.
Well, no, no, now there's so much anticipation.
It better be today.
In fact, I believe it will be.
I would imagine there'll be a press conference.
Good chance trouble will be part of it because the takedown of the globalist is the greatest show on earth, and it's how we're destroying them while we bring justice.
And so I would guess probably like six o'clock tonight, you'll have a press conference, bare minimum with the Attorney General.
They will release the information to Congress and to the public.
And then what I'll be looking for is him explaining, because I know the case, and there's a lot more that he had with all the hidden camera systems in New York and little St. John's Island, the Caribbean, and out at Zoro Ranch in New Mexico.
So at this point, Romania had annulled the original election results and set up a new election, which was to take place on May 4th.
In the meantime, Kalen Georgescu had been hit with some indictments and got arrested the day before this episode.
The charges were not thought crimes or genocide, but instead they involved, quote, incitement to actions against the constitutional order and, quote, setting up an organization with fascist, racist, or xenophobic characteristics.
On the same day that Georgescu was arrested, Romanian police carried out raids on 47 properties that were connected to a guy named Horatio Porta, who's a former French legionnaire who did some mercenary work in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Potra had been calling for an armed uprising after the first election results were annulled, and the raids of these properties found, quote, guns, grenade launchers, and gold bullion buried beneath floorboards, according to the BBC.
So where we are now, the Romanian court seems to have every reason to have thrown out the initial election results.
There were a massive social media ads for Georgescu's candidacy that were paid for but not specified as campaign ads, which violates Romanian election law.
I don't know enough about the charges he's facing that got him arrested to know if this is like an overstep or not.
So I'm going to hold off a little bit on judgment there.
But he is going on Infowars the day after he got arrested.
So I don't think that I'm going to end up in a place where I'm like, this guy's good.
If you're a person listening to Alex and you hear him explain parliamentary elections like this, you should immediately recognize that he's a complete idiot and just making shit up.
So this party in the UK was able to make all their votes count for five.
So in general elections, the people of the UK vote for their local MPs, and the party that wins the most representation in the House of Commons is able to form a new government.
So for instance, Kier Starmer is part of the Labor Party who won 411 out of 650 seats in the lower house.
He has an approval rating of about 29%, but he's not elected nationally.
So it doesn't track the same way national favorability might in our general elections.
He's an MP for Holborn and St. Pancras, who became prime minister because his party did the best as a whole in the election.
He was not elected as prime minister directly.
If I had to guess what Alex is talking about and making up lies about, it's that Labor only won 33.7% of the vote as it relates to the whole country.
However, because where these votes were, that was good enough to win 63% of the seats in the House of Commons, which is said to be a very unproportional victory.
Sure, sure, sure, sure.
But this does, you know, that does happen sometimes.
And it's not an indication that the Conservatives did better.
And they found they claim they were doing human cloning, which they obviously can do, but I don't know if they were doing that there.
What we know is, though, he would be his baby.
And also, other rich men would pay to have a baby with the woman.
And then there's this, and it's in some of the science.
It's a long story, but they believe sucking the juices out of your baby that's got your genetics is way, better than getting somebody else's stem cells or somebody else's baby's stem cells.
And so, yeah, these are vampires that suck the juices out of their children.
This is an old white supremacist trope that black people have no recessive genes, only dominant ones, because that was part of their reinforcement of the one-drop type policies about excluding people from being considered white.
A child gets two copies of alleles from their parents, and these can be dominant or recessive.
In the case of a child who gets a dominant allele, they'll inherit the dominant phenotype of that gene.
In addition, if the other allele is recessive, they'll carry that recessive gene, and it may pass along to the next generation, but it won't be expressed in that generation, in the current generation.
However, if a child gets two copies of a recessive gene, they'll express that recessive gene.
Because this is another thing that you have to consider.
If that was true, it would be everywhere in your science textbooks.
We would be like, in the study of genealogy, we've been gone through the Mendelian thing, and then they'd be like, hey, but also, it turns out in this one specific region, perfect human beings dominant gene thing or whatever.
And you're going to have a bunch of other Hollywood people and trash.
And then I expect to hear that there's going to be a lot more coming that they're having to process and an update on that.
That's what's logical.
That's the process.
And that's what I expect to see.
But the longer this goes, the more people are going to get upset.
And that's good because it means people are, what, paying attention now.
And that leads me to this that I'll get into more later.
There's more is coming out minute by minute.
Gene Hackman, his wife and his dog, as you know, were found dead overnight.
A well check was done.
They've been dead for a while.
And he was 95.
They were deeply in love.
I know a lot about Gene Hackman just because I've actually liked him and the people that knew him.
So I know a little bit about him.
Very classy guy.
Not into Hollywood, not into the establishment.
And he may have died naturally that she was so sad she committed suicide and then euthanized her dog with her.
Could have been carbon monoxide.
Some appliance malfunctioned.
The police say they don't know so far why they died, but that it's not foul play.
Could have been carbon monoxide.
He could have died, and then she killed herself, or they all could have decided to kill themselves together because people see how horrible the medical system is and you get caught up in it.
A lot of people decide to do it that way.
And I don't judge people that do.
I don't want the government involved in euthanasia because they force it and push it, as you now see proven, as people warned in the Netherlands and England and Canada.
But, you know, people killing themselves when they're, you know, really sick and old and love each other.
So Alex is a bit of a distasteful piece of shit engaging in gossip-level speculation about Gene Hackman's death.
It should be no surprise to anybody, but all of his guesses were wrong.
It turned out that Hackman's wife passed away from a hantavirus pulmonary syndrome.
She was caring for Hackman who had advanced Alzheimer's, and without her to tend to his needs, he died from a heart condition at some point after she had passed.
It's just a heartbreaking situation.
Like, if you think about the realities of how this unfolded, and there's zero reason for Alex to try to find an angle to play with this.
Also, you might notice that his prediction about the Epstein stuff is pretty thin.
He doesn't sound like the world's foremost Epstein scholar who's covered this story before everyone else.
It sounds like a guy who has almost no interest in details even.
But he's doing something that I think is really smart, and that is like not jumping all the way into the pool.
Yeah, I mean, if I'm a cornered animal, which is what I'm assuming he is at this point, I've got my hackles raised going like, I cannot trust these people to release Epstein's files.
And what happens is once the person's no longer useful, but they have this big catalog of residuals and royalties, then you kill the person.
And I've talked to high-level folks, really smart people in Hollywood, who over the years told me that Randy Quaid is right and that indeed they do kill people and they do rip people off.
So, you get the feeling from listening to this show that Alex wants to play the Epstein release story from both angles.
On the one hand, he knows that whatever comes out is not going to satisfy people, so he needs to do some tempering of the expectations.
Like, it's not the whole thing.
Covering it all would be impossible.
That's an airtight way to go with this, except that you can tell that he's not committed to that downplaying.
As he's doing this, he's also saying that it's going to be massive, and he does his little Darth Vader impression.
This is part of Alex's style that I find very shitty, where he tries to hype up a story while keeping this insurance policy in place for when it's ultimately a dud.
Yeah, and I just feel it running through this hard, which is savvy.
I mean, it is savvy, but if he was being honest with, I mean, if everybody's just being honest, like it should be the like bear trap moment, like the release of those files should also be followed up by all of those people getting what the release of those files should lead to, you know?
Alex's ambition has been reduced to him dreaming of being a 24-hour Twitter response show.
He's hopelessly addicted to social media and the rush of pretending that it means something.
And him articulating his goals like this represents a kind of surrender to that addiction.
The thing that he created in order to fight the one-world government, the new world order beast, has become like in his head, the conception of it is a CNN of unsourced tweets and memes.
I've wanted to do this for a decade, but I've just been tied down and hit and, you know, defending the operation.
But we're always innovating, and that's what we want to move to is live coverage of you because we are the media, you are the media, and we want it to be a focus on that.
I mean, if Elon bought something like MSNBC that's worthless other than its infrastructure, but also to hit some of the old folks that don't know what's going on on cable, you could just turn a 24-hour network into live coverage of X.
And you could have the sports channel and the culture channel and the health channel and the news channel and the financial channel.
And then all you're doing is stuff's breaking, cover it, and you have too much news.
But you can do that if you're globalists that want to control the narrative and have everybody say the same thing on every network.
That's why they're always two, three days old news and they're all saying the same thing and nobody wants to watch it because you can tell it's a bunch of BS.
This is what happens when you make that little jump from getting your news from the Drudge Report to just pulling everything from Twitter.
Your brain gets poisoned with the convenience, the speed, and the simplicity of just taking everything in as little bite-sized tweets.
And then they just come and go across your feed.
They pop up with a ton of intensity with words like emergency and then they're gone, replaced by new intense tweets to distract you from the fact that the last one was bullshit.
It's a perfect attention loop.
And Alex knows that there's a huge population that's stuck within it, which makes them great sales targets.
But Alex isn't just the president of Hair Club for Men.
He's also a client.
And he's stuck in that loop himself.
He's coming off like an addict, just begging for another hit when he goes on about how Elon should buy MSNBC so they can just cover tweets.
The rightful president of Romania who had his election victory canceled by the NATO Soros coup, Colleen Georgescu, is joining us exclusively after being arrested two days ago and then charged with a bunch of bizarre Sorosian lies.
So here is one of the good indications that Alex is a lazy liar with no interest in conveying real information to the audience.
Kaylin Georgescu is in no way the rightful president of Romania.
You can make a decent argument that the Romanian courts shouldn't have thrown out the results of the first election, but even if that argument is correct, he didn't win the presidency.
He won the first round of voting, and there was still going to be a runoff.
It's fine to believe that he would have won that runoff, but it never happened.
So by right, he never won the presidency.
Alex doesn't know anything about the stories that he covers.
And even if he did, he doesn't want to complicate things for the audience.
So what he does is just condense everything down into their most simple and sensational form as if they were tweets.
You are going through and you're people exactly what Trump did.
And the same globalists, the same USAID money that was used to attack him and Musk and me and everybody has been used on you.
You are our brother.
Now, I want to, in the time we have, I know you have to go soon, sir, go over the court press release.
These aren't even charges.
They call them charges.
Absolutely insane overhead shot to initiate criminal proceedings against you for committing incitement to actions against constitutional order, an attempt to form and provide a criminal code, communication of false information, so thought crime, as provided false statements, more thought crime, initiating or establishing an organization of fascist, racist, or xenophobic.
No one's even ever said that about you, character, joining or supporting such a group.
And then it gets more insane.
It talks about genocide against humanity.
I looked up your record.
You don't have a criminal record.
You never hurt anybody.
And war crimes, never even been in the military, as well as the act of publicly promoting fascist, legionnaire, racist, xenophobic ideas, concepts, inspiring organizations for any character.
This is all Southern Property Law Center, New World Order, Soros stuff.
You know that Alex is desperate to whitewash your record and all that.
But if you hear someone cold reading this shit like this, you know that they didn't even take 10 minutes to familiarize themselves with the basic facts of the case.
You're talking to someone who's so willing to be on your side and uninterested in facts.
I guess lying is just thought crime to Alex, which is insane.
He doesn't actually believe that, but his business model relies on normalizing the act of lying.
So this is the kind of position that he needs to take.
For sensible humans, it's very easy to understand the difference between someone having an inaccurate belief they incorrectly believe to be true and even expressing that inaccurate belief and someone expressing something they know to be false in order to achieve a particular goal.
Those are two different things.
People understand that one of these things involves malice, whereas the other one is more based in ignorance.
From the outside, it's often pretty hard to tell these apart.
And this is a dynamic that always plays to the advantage of the liar.
Society refuses to organize itself in a way that can address the malicious liar because it's all too often plausible that they're not malicious.
They're just ignorant.
That plausible deniability of malice is where Alex's career is rooted.
As for the other crimes that Alex is pretending that Georgescu is accused of, a fair amount of that stuff Alex is reading is about Horatio Potra.
Which you can tell because Alex mumbled the word legionnaire accidentally.
Yeah.
When Alex says that Georgescu is accused of war crimes and genocide, that's not true.
It's that he's accused of promoting Potra's paramilitary organization, which is accused of some shady stuff in various African countries.
Alex doesn't know and definitely doesn't want to know any of the context around this because it just complicates the narrative.
So you see him fumble his way through this shit he's reading, and it all sounds like gibberish.
He has to make it sound like the globalists are accusing Georgescu of completely nonsensical things because the alternative is asking him about his association with this dude who runs a paramilitary group that has connections to Russia.
Because Alex doesn't want to address this story like the tip of the spear that he pretends to be, he just creates a fake version of the story to report while he gives Georgescu the softest of softball interviews.
So in case anyone missed this story, Trump's Attorney General Pam Bondi put together a PR stunt where she invited a ton of right-wing social media dipshits to the White House and gave them binders that they were pretending were full of new dirt about Epstein.
As the day went on, it became clear that the binders were basically just full of already public information.
There was no client list or any of the stuff that everyone was sure Trump was about to release.
It was all a huge dud.
And Alex has an interesting take here about why it's just folks like Mike Cernovich and the Libs of TikTok lady who got invitations to this PR stunt and not people who are professional journalists.
Alex seems to think that it's because the Trump administration knows who the real media is and they've sidelined the legacy folks in favor of the new kids.
In reality, what's going on here is that the people like Cernovich and Libs of TikTok are gullible and desperate for attention, so they'll show up to this and they're not going to ask too many questions.
Generally, journalists covering a story don't want to be part of the story they're covering, so they do what they can to avoid that kind of dynamic.
In a case like this, it's obvious that the story that's supposed to be pushed here is that Pam Bondi gave these people binders, not what's inside them.
None of the people there, the supposed anointed media, none of them know what's in these binders.
They can't be reporting on the contents.
They're just there to get attention focused on the act of Bondi giving them the binders.
Most professional journalists would be able to look at that situation, realize that their participation in this PR stunt is Bondi trying to use them, and they wouldn't go.
Folks like Cernovich and the Libs of TikTok lady aren't serious people, so they don't care about this kind of dynamic.
They just want attention too.
So they don't particularly care about what's inside the binders.
The fact that they were asked to be there is an indication that they're on the elite tier of people that this administration is willing to share attention with, and that's what this is all about.
In that sense, Alex legitimately has to feel pissed off that he wasn't invited.
You can tell that he didn't even know this PR stunt was set to happen, and he sounds genuinely surprised.
So that should tell him exactly where he stands with all this shit.
Folks like Cernovich and the Libs of TikTok lady are desperate attention ghouls, but they also know how to play their role.
For example, if they're invited to the White House for this PR stunt, you could be pretty confident that they're going to do what's expected of them, and they're not going to make a scene.
With Alex, if you invite him, it's going to be all about Alex.
He's going to insist on giving a speech.
He's going to shout his catchphrases, yell infowars.com, pretend he was the first person to cover this, and you don't want that around most of the time.
That is the, and then to be on the other side of it, that is the moment that should force you to realize why you are so easily tricked in the first place is because you were willing to give everything for that moment, and then it turns out to be bullshit.
But then the corporate media is running this disinfo, and then the fake right-wingers, who we know are on their payroll, we know the names, are running with the fact that Epstein's mansion in Palm Beach was bulldozed today.
It was bulldozed two years ago.
But they're running that headline that Trump's having his house bulldozed.
What the hell does that mean?
No, people didn't want it anymore when they bought it a few years ago because it's embarrassing, so they bulldoze it and build a new one.
Epstein's secret erases creepy Palm Beach pedophile air is quietly bulldozed before bombshell client list revelations.
So D.C. Drano met with the Attorney General today and met with President Trump, BP Vance Pam Bondi, and the HPI director Kash Patel in the Oval Office.
They handed me a binder to copy of Epstein files.
This is the most transparent administration in American history.
Best part, this is just the start.
A.G. Bonnie confirmed there are thousands more Epstein file documents being secretly held in the Southern District of New York, and they will be delivered to the DOJ in D.C. by February 28th.
So Alex is just reading this guy's tweet, and it's actually an interesting wrinkle in the story.
Right around the same time, two people who were involved with this PR stunt posted identical tweets about how they met with the administration, and this is the most transparent administration ever.
DC Drano is one of these accounts, and the other was a guy named Chad Prather.
Chad claimed that he had just copy and pasted DC Drano's tweet, but Twitter community notes show that Chad post made his post 13 minutes before DC Drano.
I mean, the moment the binders were handed over, you would assume that the information would start flying out because it's so explosive if it is what it is.
So, as it becomes clear to anyone looking at this situation that it's PR stunt, Alex and the Gateway Pundit make a very keen move, which is to refocus things on the stuff that it's not in the binder.
It's a little too transparent that this is Alex trying to brace for that disappointment, but it's a good call on his part compared to the other option of just buying in a whole hog.
I noticed this morning when it was announced, it was like four in the morning when I got up, it just broken, that Gene Hackman.
I noticed this morning when I just got up that Gene Hackman had been found dead with his wife and dog at their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, that people were actually saying it's because of the Epstein files being released.
He must be involved.
That's moronic dot connecting dots that don't exist.
So I think it's nice that Alex thinks it's wrong for people to engage in random dot connecting about Gene Hackman's death, but he can fuck right off with that high horse stuff.
So I thought that that was where we were going to be because, you know, he's scolding people about the idea of connecting his death to the Epstein files and how that's disrespectful and stuff.
And then he immediately proceeds to connect dots himself with they found some pills, must be suicide.
No, these very few details he is then cobbled together into a narrative that allows him to tell a story about how, one, Gene Heckman was great in Hoosiers.
This Gene Hackman thing really freaks me out because I've talked a lot on air over the years about how I have a lot of dreams and they always, you know, really mean something important, especially certain types of dreams.
I started having those dreams in like June of 2021, went public in July.
And throughout my life, I've had a lot of dreams that are.
I would have a recurring dream when I was 90 years old for a couple of years about them moving the golf course hole that was in front of our house in Dallas, the ninth hole, and then building a house on it.
And then me looking off the third story balcony of my parents' house and a cat sitting up in the top of the house looking out a window at me in an unfinished house.
I just kept having the dream, having the dream, having the dream.
And then a couple years later, they announced they're going to move and change the golf course.
And they tore down that hole and then right by where it was, built the same house.
And then I remember seeing, and then one night, I'm looking out the balcony, and I open up the sliding glass door, and there's a cat looking at me.
We're getting an establishing shot of Alex being actually psychic via this story of his dreams coming true through the house, the cat, and the golf course.
You know, I was trying to tell you not too long ago about how Freud and like the French Jacques guy who loved Freud and like, you know, and all of these people.
And partially it's the problem with the universe, I guess, and this show in specific.
I would rather live in the world where he went to see Gene Hackman.
Yes.
If he's even halfway right about there being a choice in this universe and multiple universes existing, then there is one where he went and saved Gene Hackman's life.
I believe that if Alex is at all the person he pretends to be, where he thinks he has prophetic dreams, if he dreamed about Gene Hackman 200 times, he would have gone.
Or did God want Alex to be found at the scene and then have his whole life kind of thrown into turmoil because he's associated with the finding of the body.
And I was about to tell the guy I was working out with about it, but I just kind of didn't do it.
The next time this stuff happens, I'm talking about it.
Can you imagine?
You're about to go on.
That's like, everybody knows about this stuff.
It happens to a lot of people.
That's why The Shining is a fictional thing about that, about the psychic black man knows that something's about to happen at the Overlook Hotel for months, keeps having the dream with family getting murdered.
He's got to go there.
And he goes and gets on the airplane and does it.
And I should have got on the airplane.
Why did God want me to go to Gene Hackman's house?
You can't tell me that you are like a super Christian guy who searches after God, who is in connection with God, who is constantly talking to God and who has been given messages to God.
And then also in this context, suddenly say, this happens to me all the time.
So one of the advantages of him having this weird freak out about Gene Hackman is that we get to learn a little bit about the mechanics of some of the visions that he's had in his life.
And the first part of the energy was what I'd done in the past, a review of what I'd done, the times I made the right decisions, the first time I began to take the commission at three years old.
It's hard not to look back at that 1940s and 50s era of sci-fi and not think if there was like an inertia hit right there that just went the other direction, maybe we wouldn't be where we are right now.
I think that Alex is such a specific and interesting person who is unable and unwilling to recognize the difference between fiction and reality.
And he sees stuff in books and he relates to them in a way that he now thinks that's real.
So when he was reading Dune, he related to something in there and he saw like historical analogs between the houses of various houses and somebody in history, right?
And he thinks that like, oh, this is unlocking the secret of the universe.
And it makes me very sad.
If he just had a little bit better reading comprehension skills, maybe this path doesn't happen for him.
I mean, you know, there's, you know, that day whenever that one kid got to be Batman, the Make-A-Wish kid?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like, I imagine that if you have a dedicated group of people around you who just, by the vagaries of how culture and society and work and everything intersect, create an alternate fiction that you then finance, and then they themselves become financially reliant upon.
And if you exist in a place where you are super useful to right-wing cultural interests to the point where even if they don't fund you, they'll make sure you stick around.
If you're going to expend the amount of time you do on air and the effort of convincing people that God tells you what time it is on a clock in the middle of the night, then if you sincerely believed it, you would have gone to Gene Hackman's house.
Like he's disproving his own faith on air through this, what he thinks is a grand standing and demonstration of his faith.
This is Mark Wahlberg, 9-11 kind of level of if only, how do you, how do you?
I mean, I understand, I if.
But here's the thing, I, like Mark Wahlberg, had his whole like if I was there, 9-11 wouldn't have happened right, but that wasn't like I had a bunch of dreams and then I deliberately chose to make 9-11 happen.
The next time I get told to do this, I'm doing it, and I guess I was supposed to go there and like find the dead body or something, and that was gonna.
Then, I don't know, I don't get go home man, for any number of reasons, or maybe he wasn't dead yet and I was supposed to save him.
i think i'm gonna throw up just not too much bye i i think I think there's something secretly, deeply profound that he has revealed about himself in that clip.
Right, his first thought was so about himself that he thought that it was entirely possible that the God of creating this universe was giving him dreams so he could go find Gene Hackman's body, presumably for the reason like okay so yeah, but it was found without his intervention, that's true.
Yeah, so it can't be about make sure someone finds the body.
It has to either be to so you get blamed yes, which is God fucking Alex over right, or it's so you get a lot of press out of this right, because you were there.
So yeah, the god of the universe really just wanted to demonstrate Alex's powers by telling him to do this completely crazy thing that he would never do.
I mean, if you believed, if you believed this, this really should fuck you up like really, really hard, like to to honestly, truly believe that you have been given the call by God which so many people dream of, you should feel the need to do severe penance, totally like it should be like uh, I have, I have to go live in the desert 100, two months or something like that, and eat bugs.
I have to eat the bugs.
I have to prostrate myself before go for failing him so bad.
And everything is listen to God and do what God tells you.
No matter how ridiculous.
But you've got to also know if it's the real voice of God.
And that's why there's so many crazy people is their own chemicals or their upbringing and they don't have enough knowledge and they're being deceived and they then can't differentiate the Holy Spirit from the other things that are in this universe.
Other people's free will, influence, lies, propaganda.
100% entities.
And people keep thinking aliens show up in tin cans.
No, it's in the space-time continuum.
Dimensions swirled around dimension, stacked on dimension.
And you, in your brain and your electrochemical processes, and this is even mainline science, your brain is operating in fourth, fifth, sixth dimension.
And it's electrochemically doing that.
And so it's a giant receiver transmitter.
Your DNA, they now know.
It literally transmits and receives.
You're a giant fireball.
And if you, again, stick a voltage meter up to somebody, you know, it starts, you've got electricity coming out of you.
And they can hook up all the different types of wires to you and pick up all those other types of energy.
And they know some people have a whole bunch of energy coming off and they don't know why.
I mean, they, look, the globalists know, obviously.
And they don't want you to know about this.
Because if you actually understand it, then you're going to go, oh my gosh, God's real.
Oh, my gosh, I'm saved.
I'm with God.
And then you're not scared of them anymore.
Instead, they want to tell you there's no God.
So you're all alone.
And then they can come into that vacuum.
All right.
If they gave six, seven, eight reporters or more files.
Yeah, I'm certain that at least conceptually you don't.
I'm not sure if there's different physics, but oh my God.
So when Alex was talking about like how he had these visions and he was supposed to go save Gene Heckman and stuff or whatever, I'm being a little bit glib about him.
And I'm being a little bit like, you know, obviously there's the, if he believes this stuff, he's crazy.
And there's a part of me that, like, I really don't care because I also know that it's coming to this point where he's like, they give it to six people.
And I think that that's really what I want to end this episode on, is just remembering that if anything he says means anything, he failed a giant test.
A 200 prophetic dream test to go to Gene Hackman's house, presumably I've decided this, just to prove that he was prophet.
There's something also like it's not every day that you get an Alex episode that includes the hinge type moment where he says, I'm messed up about Gene Hackman's death because I have prophetic dreams.
That kind of, like, you're dangling off the side of a cliff.