#1032: April 23-24, 2025 dissects Alex Jones’ erratic claims—from dismissing child trafficking allegations while promoting unverified conspiracy theorist Cathy O’Brien’s MK Ultra trauma to misrepresenting Elon Musk’s daughter Vivian’s gender identity as proof of "globalist" evil. Jones pivots to legal threats, framing InfoWars’ shutdown as imminent despite weak evidence, then pivots to Maxime Bernier’s failed Canadian election bid (3,628 votes) while amplifying white supremacist "replacement migration" rhetoric. A caller’s baseless "honeypot" attack theory underscores Jones’ pattern of exploiting fringe paranoia for profit and influence, revealing a brand more about performative defiance than substance. [Automatically generated summary]
So I started to notice that there weren't many things for me to say, hey, this is what it was like for me to experience X, Y, or Z while wearing a pinky ring.
Sure.
But I did go to try and went to a secondhand store to try and find an end table.
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We're entering the 93rd day of the return of President Trump.
Thing on You look ahead of the 94th.
All right.
Wow.
What a day.
The British government says, oh, we're going to have the jet airplanes all spray chemicals in the air to save him from global warming to block the sun out.
Oh, that I said 95 with the documents.
Oh.
And Klaus Schwab's under fraud criminal investigation.
Oh.
And so much more.
It's just insane.
And I told you, I always say 2,000 chemicals.
That was the old number.
I'm wrong.
They've listed them.
There's over 10,000 deadly, addictive, toxic chemicals that only U.S. food producers, it's banned everywhere else, put in our food as part of the globalist targeting.
All banned officially yesterday, and it's all being pulled out right now because the liability protection's gone.
So in the first minute of the show, Alex has laid out three fairly large stories, almost like bullet points.
In an actual news show or one of the pundit type shows you see on major networks, this would be like the headline rundown of what's coming up later on in the show.
These are the segments that they've prepared and they're about to present.
But with Alex, it's kind of random.
These are tweets that he's got towards the top of his stack of paper, and it may or may not be the case that he covers these stories in the body of the show.
It really depends on how the vibes evolve throughout his broadcast.
You can be certain that he won't do any actual coverage of the stories in this headline rundown, but it's funny to realize that a lot of times he doesn't even get back to rambling about them.
So the UK government has announced a 50 million pound investment in a limited experiment involving seeding clouds that may help in reflecting solar radiation, but it's a very small scale thing.
This is under the heading of a program called ARIA, and the head of it told The Guardian: quote: Having spoken to hundreds of researchers, we reached the conclusion that a critical missing part of our research was real-world physical data.
These would show us whether any of these potential approaches would actually work and what their effects would be.
Modeling and indoor studies are essential as prerequisites, but can only tell us so much.
In this instance, Alex is completely full of shit about this being about like poisoning people with chemtrails or whatever, but I'm kind of on his side in terms of opposition to this kind of program.
The argument for these types of studies and programs is that climate change is happening and we aren't making the required adjustments to our emissions.
So a geoengineering project that could help manage the rising solar radiation, it could buy us the time to make the cuts that we need to make.
However, a lot of climate scientists oppose these kinds of initiatives because they view them as being a distraction and basically like trying to rearrange deck chairs on the Titanic.
If we aren't going to make the cuts now, this is only going to delude us into thinking that maybe we can get away with not making them ever, which can be a dangerous trap to fall into.
As someone who's not a real expert on this subject, I kind of lean towards that perspective.
So, I'm slightly opposed to this kind of geoengineering, not because I think it's wrong or evil, but because it seems like it could have a pacifying effect on making real change.
And I think, hey, I think that's a totally valid argument, too.
I don't think it's wrong to do these kinds of studies, but I think to have like to think that's going to buy us time, which is a lot of the mentality that people have.
So, as for Klaus Schwab, the World Economic Forum received a whistleblower letter alleging that he and his wife had misused WEF funds.
A lot of the allegations are rich people, business as usual, kind of corrupt dealings, like getting massages with WEF money, or his wife planning WEF meetings strategically so she could justify travel.
Love it.
It's not good stuff, but when Alex has accused him of being a mastermind who just tried to kill most of the world with a virus and make everyone else eat bugs, it's kind of weak stuff.
One of the allegations is a bit more serious, though.
From The Guardian: Quote, The letter also accused Schwab of manipulating the WEF Global Competitiveness Report in order to curry favor with certain governments.
The publication ranks countries based on criteria such as education, infrastructure, labor market, and health systems, and is a point of reference for the annual Davos meeting.
At this point, this is just an allegation, but if Schwab was doing that, he's a real piece of shit.
Still not the comic book villain Alex tries to make him out to be, but definitely someone who is putting personal interest over the good of the world while pretending to run an organization that was about increasing the good in the world.
The news here is that the WEF Board of Trustees unanimously agreed to an investigation into the allegations that were made in the letter.
It's not criminal investigation.
It is keep in mind, this board includes Al Gore, the Queen of Jordan, the head of the World Bank, the CEO of BlackRock, and legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
All of these people are like, they're interested in launching this investigation.
All of them are huge villains in Alex's world.
So he can't possibly think that this is a positive development.
Yeah.
He can't think like, oh, we got him.
The best he can do is like they're cannibalizing Schwab.
I think that Yo-Yo Ma, first of all, in addition to being like a philanthropist and a amazing musician, he also didn't do an album with Bobby McFerrin.
So the third story here is about food additives being banned.
And this is about the FDA announcing that they were planning to, quote, phase out eight synthetic food dyes, hopefully by the end of 2026.
However, there's no enforcement mechanism for this, and no law was passed.
The FDA just announced that they were working with the HHS to ask industry to not use these synthetic dyes and expressing that they wanted to fast-track the approval of four new natural color additives.
Alex said there were 10,000 chemicals that were just banned, but the actual number is zero.
Nothing was banned.
The closest this press release gets to saying that they actually want to revoke authorization for anything is about orange B and citrus red number two.
These two things they said they expressed in like an interesting trouble.
Alex's coverage of this is bullshit, but on a deeper level, he should not be in favor of the FDA banning a ton of chemicals.
At most, he should think it's a state's rights decision, but he probably shouldn't even have that position based on how hostile he is toward any regulation of the supplement industry.
I think that, like, if you really want to lead this crusade against toxic chemicals in the food and stuff like that, a real great place you should start is probably like cigarettes, right?
If these policies were being suggested by anyone other than Trump, they would be the definition of socialism to him.
Any politician telling you that they would give you these things, they'd be a con artist trying to buy your support with promises they would never fulfill.
Fundamentally, all of this is counter to what Alex is supposed to believe.
If he thinks the state should reward you for having kids, then why would he ever be opposed to social welfare programs that seek to alleviate the financial burden that comes with parenthood?
For his entire career, he's not believed that that's something that the government should do.
And why should the government penalize you for being successful?
You want to only tax people who make over a million dollars?
That sounds like a really good way to make sure people only put in $999,000 worth of effort.
To be clear, I think that child tax credits and universal pre-K and extended parental leave, those are all positive things.
I think that shifting the tax burden onto the rich is the right thing to do.
So I don't have a problem with these positions Alex is pretending to support here.
I just know that he doesn't actually support these things, and neither does Trump.
Trump is engaged in a very dumb and damaging trade war at the moment, and he's trying to distract people from the coming price raises that his tariffs are going to cause.
People are about to get really mad about the effects of this shit, and acting like the tariffs are going to replace taxes is a good way to try and control the narrative.
There's no tax bill that Trump or his administration is forwarding.
This is just PR.
And Alex is essentially a regime PR man.
So he's selling his audience this bullshit that's directly counter to his alleged political philosophy.
Well, if you recall, we just on our last episode, we had that sushi date, and we learned that the Alex Jones problem is that sometimes he just makes shit up.
There are a lot of women, same way, get burned by men and decide they don't want to do that or they can't have children.
Nobody's judging them.
In general, though, everything's being incentivized to not have families, and that means not have humans.
You can boil it down to David Hogg, famously, now the DNC chairman, saying Alex Jones thinks it's bad that chemicals in the water are turning frogs gay.
I think gay frogs is great.
Well, because you know, if the if the frogs are all gay, what's that mean?
And broadly speaking, even if somehow everyone magically became gay overnight, it would not mean the extinction of humans.
Alex doesn't fully understand the whole thing with Atrazine and the frogs, but one of the things that makes their situation different from ours is that we have science, whereas the frogs do not.
We have labs and IVF.
So, like, even if there were no more heterosexuals, which is not a possibility, people could still reproduce.
But anyway, Alex is...
I do like that he's coming up with ways that you can be decent and not have kids.
RMK Jr., a month ago, said, okay, the regulation saying that any chemical a company wants to come up with and stick in a food, most of them petrochemical that happen to be highly addictive on purpose and very toxic, that are banned everywhere else in the world for the lowest life expectancy of any industrialized country, battle things.
We're dead last.
The 40 industrialized nations, we're dead last.
Education, life expectancy, disease, everything.
We're the worst.
And I would say 2,000 chemicals.
It's actually they listed over 10,300 chemicals a few weeks ago, and they said the liability protection is gone.
You're not authorized to put that in there.
The FDA has joined with the HHS secretary.
And as of yesterday, they gave the press conference, it's coming out of the drugs, the food, everything.
And they're all scrambling to reformulate.
Good.
I mean, you want action, sweetheart.
Get poison out of our food for our children.
Pay people more of their money to have children.
All of this is a.
Trump is a 170 from the globalist.
On some of the war stuff and the Israel stuff, he's anti-war.
I think if Alex heard someone else talking that way about the United States, he would say that they were unpatriotic and America bashing and trying to hurt morale.
So the FBA is responsible for assessing the safety of new, quote, food additives that are going to be in commercially available products.
They're tasked with determining if something poses a risk to consumers.
However, there's a category of food ingredients called generally regarded as safe ingredients.
This category includes things like baking soda or flour, just things that we have in everything.
The food industry self-regulates the generally regarded as safe designation, and the FDA, for the most part, doesn't get overly involved until there's a problem.
This has been the hands-off process that the FDA has followed since 1997.
And there's a lot of concern that the food industry has abused this lenience.
I think RFK sucks a lot and he shouldn't be anywhere near power, but I don't think that a review of the practices around generally regarded as safe foods is a bad idea.
I have two main issues here, though.
The first is that Alex definitely shouldn't support this.
It's ridiculous.
The second is that what RFK wants to do is meaningless and it lacks any kind of teeth.
Trump and his administration have been targeting the administrative state and trying to force government employees out of their jobs.
Doing full assessments of the long list of food additives that are considered generally regarded as safe would take a ton of time, labor, and money, none of which it appears the government is interested in spending.
Beyond that, last year the Supreme Court struck down the Chevron Doctrine, which severely limited government agencies' ability to set and hold regulations.
Even if RFK and his HHS ban all of these generally regarded as safe products, which they aren't going to do, they will have no enforcement mechanism for it.
And the Supreme Court that Trump has created has disarmed the regulatory agencies that could back this up.
Getting rid of a bunch of these chemicals and food is probably a good thing to do, or at least re-examining many of them.
But these people aren't going to do it.
In order to actually do this, you would need to provide massive funding for the FDA and create strong regulation enforcement.
And Trump isn't going to do either of those things.
They're antithetical to their view of how government works.
Yeah.
And I don't know what the point is other than kind of grandstanding.
I have to say, in the Trump administration, on the front of controlling the border, A plus, on finding the kids, F minus, at 90-something days, it's like shooting fish in a barrel.
We've gone out and found them.
You can find them.
Everybody else can find them.
All the other researchers find them.
Anthony Rubin, the guest we had on yesterday, all of them.
James O'Keefe.
And I can go in an hour and be in a house full of kids.
Guaranteed sex slaves.
We've done it.
You mean to take it there right now?
So, I mean, there's over a million of them right now.
It's not 350,000.
That's just not what the government admits.
So, I mean, it'd be harder to find a Valero gas station and sex slaves.
I mean, I saw something the other day in South Austin, and it was so freaky and so weird.
I saw the police, and I just sat there.
I took a few photos.
I've got them at a gas station, and I just said, you know what, I'm leaving.
Because I was looking at the girls, and I was like, they look like they're about 14.
Two white girls, and they were dressed like whores.
They were waiting for a John on the phone.
And they were looking at me.
I'm like doing this.
I was just like, it was so creepy.
I was just like, I got to go take care of my family.
Plus, call the cops.
What are they going to do?
You know, do I sit here and wait for the John to come get them and follow him?
And I almost did it.
And I'm just like, I'm kind of at a 35,000-foot view of a general.
And I was like, do generals do that?
And I've done plenty of that.
You've seen me try to block the cars full of unaccompanied little kids being thrown in hatchbacks.
I suspect that he saw some young women that he thought were dressed too provocatively outside of a gas station, and he's trying to come up with a heroic story to explain away how excited he was by it.
If he's telling the truth and he really did this, he's unsafe to be in public.
He has no idea how old these women are, and his only evidence that they're involved in sex work is that they were dressed in a way that he thought was too scantily and that they were on their phone.
He has no reason to suspect that these were trafficked minors.
That's all in his head.
If Alex sat there at the gas station for 10 minutes, took pictures of these young women and considered following them, all because of the story he's made up in his head, he's seriously dangerous.
Taking their picture and keeping the picture is in many ways an invasion of these women's privacy.
And the fact that he's kept the pictures and is suggesting that he would show them on his show has the potential to very negatively impact them.
At its core, this is stalker behavior.
He's displaying like how he had his head of security, Tim Inlo, follow his wife around and run people's plates, who she was hanging out with.
Kind of on brand for him.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I don't trust Alex's assessment of a person's dress.
So that's not compelling evidence of anything.
The fact that they were on their phone sounds to me like that could have been in response to them seeing him stalking them.
If I were hanging out at a gas station and some dude was staring at me from his car for like 10 minutes, I'd probably call someone too, because that dude's probably going to attack you.
This story is insane.
And like I said, the only reason I don't take it very seriously is I think that Alex is just making this up to sound like he's a crusading hero to his audience.
It's so wild that you could imagine that this like makes you sound good.
He sounds like an ambivalent predator.
That's the way this comes off.
Also, it should probably be a way bigger deal that Trump is getting an F minus on the finding the kids front.
Well, seems like you should be taking that a little bit harder than you are.
The advertising has at least paid plays a factor to that revenue, that extraordinary revenue stream, and disabling their capacity or their inclination for skepticism and for critical thinking.
So Americans don't know what they're eating and they don't know the implications of those things.
When you and I met 30 years ago, I was speaking out on my daughter's behalf.
Not only was she born into MK Ultra Mind Control and exposed to the same military, DARPA, and NASA, MK Ultra Mind Control programming that I was, but she was then thrust into the corrupted so-called child protective services.
And when that happened, I was speaking out because by then I had gained my free thought, my free speech, and it was love for her that compelled me to speak out.
And it was that long ago when you and I first met.
And my gosh, look at the world of change that has happened since those days and the world of change that has yet to happen because we have got to get this problem stopped.
And just for people that don't know, when I first read your book, it had to be 30, 31 years ago, because I was just kidding on air.
And I had a lot of knowledge, but it was about you guys were the beta test, and it was meant to externalize into the total culture takeover of mass mind control.
And then a lot of this was already come out in hearings and things, but the tens of thousands of kids on record that the CIA funded grabbed in Canada, the U.S., and some were taking for their parents, some grabbed, so the parents were working with them.
It was coming out of the Pentagon, the CIA, and then using these children for couriers, for spies, creating artificial, multiple personalities, electroshock, chemicals.
I mean, literal mind control, Manchurian candidates.
So that's not just a movie with Frank Sinatra.
Imagine with children, that's where you can really do it.
And then now, as I learned more and more, it was 100% real, 100% dead on.
And your book today, because I just reread it last year, is not evergreen, but ultra-green in that it is more powerful than ever.
And the film, which I need to see, and I want to talk about your film, I need to see that.
So, CERN, as soon as I heard Kathy mention knowing Alex in the past, I knew that he would immediately have to respond to that and explain how they could have been in contact before because he tried to play a game early in the episode where he was saying he was going to have Kathy on.
He was like, he read her book decades ago, and the claims are so sensational in them.
I just couldn't believe them.
But now that he's learned more, everything that she said is proven and documented and all this stuff.
The idea is supposed to be that even he thought she was nuts back in the day, but now he sees the light.
That game is kind of disrupted if they actually had met and were working together back in the old days when he was supposed to think she was nuts.
So Alex has to jump in there to try and write the ship.
And that's what you can see in that clip.
There's a reason why this matters that may not be readily apparent to folks who haven't spent a lot of time in the conspiracy community.
If you've taken in a lot of this content, you already definitely know who Kathy O'Brien is, and you already have a pretty set opinion of her.
She's made a ton of wild claims over the years and provided no evidence for any of it.
So a lot of people in the truth-seeking world don't really have a high opinion of her.
She's been someone who's been around forever, and her basic story is that she was a MK Ultra abuse survivor and was owned by Gerald Ford, among other things.
I don't think there's ever been any evidence that has shown that.
There's a reason that Alex pretended not to know Kathy and hasn't had her on regularly, and that's because the pre-Trump audience that Alex had would see it as embarrassing for him to be interviewing her.
Alex having her on is kind of a signal that whatever standards he used to pretend to uphold are out the window.
So he has to be kind of defensive about having this booking.
Alex was mad about what he viewed as baseless sexual assault claims being made against Trump, and he thought, I know someone who can make some baseless sexual assault claims.
This is a man who wants to cynically exploit this woman who he's intentionally avoided being associated with for years.
Because he could use her to attack Hillary, Alex warmed up a bit to Kathy, but he still wasn't going to have her on the show.
She was too well-known a character in the conspiracy world, and giving her too much credibility meant that you weren't too interested in evidence.
Alex, having her on is a symbolic act of him declaring that he doesn't care about pretending for that old conspiracy audience anymore at all.
She's going to say some inflammatory shit, and maybe he can get some clickbait for Twitter out of it, and that's really all that matters.
Like, I find it difficult to put this exactly into words.
Like, how much this is a really subtle but profound thing to have her on.
It's kind of, it's like him having Mark Richards on.
I wonder where these guys are, like, with their whole standards thing, because there's got to be a confusion for all of these dumb dumbs, even Tucker and all this stuff.
Of like, how far can we really go with this?
People seem to be coming along a long way and a lot farther than maybe we ever even imagined we could get to.
And it feels like we haven't found the bottom yet.
So Alex avoided association with Kathy for many, many years and then wanted to trot her out in order to make baseless accusations against Hillary in order to play defense for accusations against Trump.
Always fun.
But that didn't happen either.
But now it's very clear what he wants to use her for, and that is anti-LGBTQ propaganda.
We're specifically talking about MKL Trump mind control, the externalization of the trans movement, the left openly sexualization children.
They're making their move, and humanity's fighting back.
And the public and private schools, the big grants, literally trying to cut your children away from you and put them in a cult and not tell the parents.
I mean, this is beyond evil.
And it's hiding in plain view, and it's all over the world.
Drag queen story time from Australia to the U.S. funded by BlackRock, convicted pedophiles in many cases, men dressed like clowns saying they're a woman, little kids being put on their laps.
I mean, this is just the quote, LGBT parades with like the kids like captured slaves marching at the front holding flags.
I mean, this is truly satanic.
All these different choirs, the San Francisco choir, we're coming for your kids.
We're grooming them.
We'll get them.
You'll never stop us.
Texas legislature a month ago had these people testifying.
We need access to your children.
Give us your children.
We're here to groom them.
They are out in the open.
They are making their move.
Kathy O'Brien is our guest.
Toll-free number to join us, 877-789-2539, 877-789-2539, 877-789, Alex.
And remember, all over the country now, the private big hospitals give a form at birth with dozens of names.
Your child's gay.
They're trans.
They're queer, whatever.
They're all these terms as if the baby can choose.
She's a high-profile child abuse survivor, and Alex wants to use her story to demonize LGBTQ folk.
It's very clear, and he should be ashamed.
It's garbage.
All of those things he's saying are just nonsense we've discussed in the past, but that last part, the one with the birth certificate, that's new.
Alex is misreporting a story from New Jersey where a new parent was asked on a form they had to fill out what the gender identity and sexual orientation of their baby was.
It wasn't on the child's birth certificate, but you can kind of see how this is still a bit weird.
In 2021, New Jersey passed a law that required hospitals to collect more demographic information from patients, ostensibly in an effort to provide better care.
As a part of following that state law, at least one medical company, Inspira Health, created a form that asked parents for this information about their newborn children.
There are a thousand articles that have been written about this form, and New Jersey Republicans have been making a big deal out of it.
But it seems to me like all of these stories trace back to this Inspire a Health company.
From everything I can tell, this was a well-meaning piece of legislation that was taken too literally by this one healthcare company to the point where they were collecting demographic information that's kind of ridiculous.
These hospitals don't need to be asking for a baby's sexual orientation or gender identity, but it's clear what the intention of this legislation is.
And that's what Alex is attacking.
He just wants LGBTQ folk to feel stigmatized and unwelcome in public.
Like, if you had told me when I was young and reading this particular book, I would never have been like, well, obviously we're going to get to this place someday.
Yeah, if you see the Acorn video, like back in the day, James O'Keefe dressed up like a pimp and all that stuff, you're never going to be like, we're still going to be hearing about this guy in 15 years.
And so a lot of powerful people that were just going along with the system, doing their projects that were overall moral, but had to have the approval of the globalists to even run their industries and services realized there was no more room to coexist with Satan.
There's never room to coexist.
You're being put into a trap.
And it got so bad that a lot of people from the grassroots up went, whoa.
I mean, Elon Musk, one of the most powerful people in the world, even at the time, one of the richest.
It's during COVID.
His nine, ten-year-old son with the baby mama, wants to go to this elite school.
He doesn't know.
He says, sure.
He had no idea.
They put him in a cult, brainwash him, tell him he's a girl, tell him, hate your dad, never talk to him again on purpose.
Then that was a head they were getting.
It was mounting it on the wall.
It was a cult victory.
And Musk came and said, hey, stop.
This is wrong.
Let me see my son.
And they just laughed at him.
And then he looked around and saw his brother and his crew getting really sick and dying from the shots.
And then he looked around and he said, it's really this evil?
It's really this bad?
He was always for more people.
He was always for prosperity.
He was always pro-human, but he didn't, you know, he thought Alex Jones was extreme.
He thought it was a little exaggerated.
And then he found out, no.
And these people are so evil and so arrogant, they thought they could take his child as a prize.
So Alex is talking about Musk's daughter, Vivian, here, and it's interesting to note how Alex doesn't know any of the details of her story, but has chosen to write his own version in order to hero worship Musk.
Alex is saying that Vivian was nine or ten during COVID, which isn't true.
She was 16 in 2020 when she became more public about her gender identity.
She's been very public about how much of a piece of shit Elon is and how he's lying about her.
She said, quote, he doesn't know what I was like as a child because he quite simply wasn't there.
And in the little time that he was, I was relentlessly harassed for my femininity and queerness.
Alex is making up basic details about this story and lying about it in order to enable and glorify Musk's abusive parenting.
Like, how insane do you have to be to genuinely be like, oh, I need to have 15 kids to populate the earth, but feeding all of the orphans on this fucking planet?
Oh, but you can shoot the populist president and try to kill him at his golf course in Pennsylvania.
Oh, you can kidnap our kids and chop them up.
Oh, you can human traffic a million kids over the border that disappeared.
Oh, you can start World War III.
See, the consequences of letting them continue on are a trillion times a trillion infinity worse than whatever the consequences are for the men that have got to do what must be done.
I have no fear of what they can do to me or my family because they're all destroyed, anyways, if this thing wins.
I only have fear of failure.
And if you realize the power you had, and if you simply stepped into that office that God has created for you, that agency of God's will to go do God's will, to fight evil, to expose evil, you will be as bold as a lion.
I have no fear, it's a distant memory.
I've not had fear in 30 years.
All I have is determination and anger at the idea of failure.
I don't fear failure, I am angry at failure.
I am enraged that I'm not strong enough, that my oratory skill and my mind cannot transmit the total truth to you so that you would know you have no choice but to fight these people.
If you saw your supposed choice, you would know there was no choice at all.
But people out of fear and laziness think, what do you do?
Well, it's all of us doing little things together, isn't it?
I'll go to break.
I'll come back with a deep dive on the ongoing coup, but and I'll try to do a recap.
It's quick for everybody.
We can get out on that, so everybody can't sit around for an hour and, you know, you can start for three hours, watch a football game or baseball game, but you know, honey, come on, man.
We got stuff to do.
I mean, you know, there's a game on tonight.
Yeah, well, you know, we're all being slowly killed right now, right?
I would argue that people are more likely to watch football than listen to Alex's show because Alex's show sucks.
He's an angry dipshit getting lost in his own feelings and vomiting his fantasies into a mic.
Even if you don't think he's full of shit, it would be difficult to listen to this show and imagine that you're getting any benefit out of it.
Just look at Twitter and imagine what the angriest response you could have to a tweet is, and you've saved yourself some time.
That's as good as it gets.
What Alex is saying in that clip is the kind of thing that you can imagine being played in a historical documentary tracking the rise of an authoritarian ruler.
He's straight up just saying that Trump needs to seize all power and jail his political enemies, and that some people don't have the stomach for that kind of show of strength.
They aren't man enough to do what needs to be done.
And that frustrates Alex because as he's displaying in that clip, he's done all the work for them.
He's helped create a bunch of the narratives that they can use to justify why Trump doing dictator shit is good.
He's laying out all of these things.
Oh, it's fine to shoot at Trump.
Oh, it's fine to smuggle a million people across the border.
I've been following him for years, but he's been doing a great job on all the big podcasts and shows here, getting around the censorship.
And there's a big election coming up next week in Canada.
So it's very, very important that people understand what's happening.
I've also seen the criticisms, Max, that, like you brought up when you were here three weeks ago, that, oh, you're going to make the Conservatives lose.
Well, when you look at what they actually do, it's the same thing, just different rhetoric.
So justice be done, may the heavens fall.
It's like AFD keeps losing, but winning more and more.
And now they're set to win massively in the next election, way ahead.
And their policies are being adopted by the other Conservative Party just to try to survive.
That's victory.
You're a leader.
You're not trying to conform to the globalists.
So they'll let you in their party when you are the guy that kept getting voted to be the leader, but they wouldn't let people have it, for those that don't know, over and over again years ago.
That's why you left the party.
And so you've gone out to reform things as a leader and build a real populist conservative party.
I think I've recapped your stance in the real history there, but that's why I'm supporting you over the other so-called conservative.
So Bernier is a longtime conservative politician in Canada where he's been part of some cabinets over the years.
He ran for the leadership position in the Conservative Party in 2017, but lost.
So he decided he was going to start a more libertarian party, the People's Party.
Okay.
He lost his seat in parliament after that and has run unsuccessfully to get it back, including he's run twice unsuccessfully, including this year when he came in fourth in his home area of Bose, where he got 3,628 votes.
That's under one-tenth of what the winner got in that race.
In that election, the Conservatives got trounced, probably slightly due to the old Trump wanting to take over the country and the Conservative candidate being a little bit okay with that.
All in all, both the Conservative and Liberal Parties got a higher share of the vote in that election than the past one.
So it appears that both sides are kind of moving towards more center positions.
If I had to read the charts and give a guess, it's really wild how much promotion Bernier got from the American right-wing media before this election and how little it mattered in terms of votes for him or his party.
He was all over the place.
He was on with Alex, on with Tucker, Patrick Bett David, just to name a few.
And he got 3,628 votes.
And his party has no representatives elected.
That's kind of encouraging in as much as it kind of shows that I don't know how much traction a lot of this dumb bullshit has in foreign countries.
Like you can have this guy on and it doesn't move the needle.
Yeah, but I think it's kind of the reverse because I think that it actually makes you less popular in the country you came from to try and pander to this audience in America.
I always like, you know how, so there's always the German word.
German is the language that I think we're most familiar with the idea of people like coming up with these words that are somewhat untranslatable into English.
Those kinds of things, you know, that we that are just said.
And so you'll be speaking English with somebody and then out of nowhere they'll just drop a word that's clearly from there and they're like, I'll try and explain the concept to you.
America so much has that with the worst possible words.
Like it doesn't matter, like woke.
Like you could be listening to somebody speak Swahili and then out of nowhere, woke judges.
We have that in our country, Alex, because of mass immigration and because of multiculturalism.
We are saying people, we open our doors to immigration and we are telling people, you can come here, don't share our values, keep your culture, and you know, we will promote you keeping your culture and not being part of this country.
The federal government is doing that.
So you have people who are coming here.
They're coming in or need to have a better economic future.
And that is what Alex tried to be defensive about as he was introducing his guest, which is that he has no chance of winning, and he is just going to guarantee that the liberals end up winning because he's only going to, his party only exists to take votes away from the police.
Right, So this caller brings that up, and Alex is not happy.
In the analytics from the last election, there was approximately 20 seats that would have gone conservative, but the PCB party had a small amount of votes, which actually pushed the vote over to the liberals.
And I want to say I align with Max in the majority of what he says.
And Alex, I probably align with 99% of what you say, too.
But there's a bit of sophistication here because I think Kearney would be the worst thing possible for the country right now.
I live on Vancouver Island, and it's going blue.
It's going conservative.
And there's just about a sweep that's going to take place.
My concern is, Max, I think your influence should penetrate all the parties of Canada.
My concern is, though, is we're in a squeeze right now where we just don't have the time.
You know, at the federal level, we are your option because we want a country that would be Ottawa, that would be decentralized, radical decentralization will give more autonomy to your province, but to every province also.
And, you know, I understand the separatist movement.
I was in Alberta a couple of days ago.
My advice to you would be vote for the People's Party at the federal level and vote for an independentist party at the provincial level if you want Ottawa to take you seriously.
We'll come right back for five minutes, about seven, eight minutes total.
I don't know.
We get to Bryce and Juan because I got questions I forgot to get to.
So we can't get any more callers.
Sorry, the callers.
Try to get as many as I could.
Appreciate you.
We're going to go to break back in two minutes with Maxime Bernier here with us today.
And be sure and check out their website and the party.
And at Maxime Bernier, they're on X as well, peoplespartyofcanada.ca.
All right, back in two minutes, but listen, they have a final judgment.
They tried all the other illegal stuff to shut us down.
They're coming next week, as early as Wednesday.
It would probably take a few days, Thursday or Friday.
We need all the funds we need for the Alex Shows Network and what's been set up and what's going down and the legal battles because they're going to come after me even more after that.
It does feel like the way to do it is because Alex is such a star fucker, just act like a star, whether you are or not, and he'll probably go along with it.
And then they were bragging to folks in Houston from our sources that were right there about their receiver and all the rest of it and how they're coming in here.
And they were saying again that it's going to be Bloomberg and the Onion.
I mean, how is that going to look after they went on national TV in November and said they bought it and it was real?
Never before done in a court or bankruptcy or not real monetary instruments.
Bernie Madoff type stuff.
And then trying to shut us down with a U.S. trustee without a court order.
I mean, all of those shenanigans.
The Justice Department funding the lawsuits and the show trials.
And then they're going to come in here, close it, and then use the exact same graphics, which they already did at The Onion, and the same font and say they're me.
And they said on the national news to misrepresent and confuse people so they can discredit our work, which they're so scared of, by making it a joke and pretending they're us with Infowars.com.
So there's a few things I need to hit that on hit news.
I'll open the phone's up and take a few calls on the subject with you, but I got some other news I need to hit as well.
Today's the day, the last day that I think you should go to InfowarStore.com and order any product because I think by next Friday we'll be closed.
And then it goes to the shipping department up in Denver and you'll get your products.
They ship stuff like a day after it comes in.
But I think today I need to go turn InfoWar Store off because morally, I'm not going to sit there and have people putting orders in and then potentially, who knows, even, you know, because it's paid and it's done and it done by the shipping people up in Denver and all that.
But so you could order something the day we're shut down and it would get shipped out.
But I think it's time either today or tomorrow just to shut it off.
So, I mean, that's how serious this is.
I mean, I've got five or six sports jackets here in my bathroom, in my dressing room.
Him screaming and like, I'm going to hold down the fort forever and all that stuff is very, it's very performative and there's, there's a lot of bluster behind it.
I need your backing because the magnitude of what I can do to these people is directly connected to the variable of how much you spread the word, how much you re-upload our clips, how much you pray for us, and that's critical, and how much you support us.
It is not in the final equation, you giving something up to go to the alexieldstore.com and get incredible supplements that'll blow you away and work the best of anything out there.
It is not you giving something up to get a Patriot t-shirt and see what it's like to meet all these like-minded people and find out just how popular Liberty is.
It is an opportunity for you to really be in the game in the fight against the globalist in the funds we get from that.
And like anything good, you also get the great benefit of the products.
But people have it drilled into their head that everything's just entertainment and everything's this and that.
Well, everybody's got their hand out and there's all this media and all this stuff.
Well, what media has been dead on and told you the future?
What media is under massive attack by the bad guys?
I'm defending you because we've all got to defend each other together.
So I'm going to do this regardless.
But you understand the missed opportunity for the vast majority of you that never take the step to actually go to the alexieldstore.com and actually get the very best methylene blue, the very best Irish Shebos, the very best Shulji, the very best Turmeric.
So the feeling that I got listening to this episode, there was a bit of like, it does feel in a way, Alex seems at peace with the eventual and coming inevitable.
It is, it's something he'll never really live down is that like you built this whole thing and now you don't own it anymore.
That's tough.
And I think that that's why, whatever is done with it, you know, I think it's important to not fall into a trap of what Alex is saying.
You know, he's saying that they're going, someone's going to buy it up and then they're going to distort and misrepresent me and hide my content or whatever.
Sure.
I have a strong belief that Alex looks worse with context.
And if anybody owns his shit, they should put as much of it out as possible.
Sure.
In as long form and full context as possible.
Yeah.
He's damned by context.
He's saved by editing and selective presentation of shit.
Yeah.
So I think that if anybody does end up owning it, it should just all like release every single old backlog thing that he doesn't put out.
I'm a highly intelligent person just like yourself, and I analyze the logic, map, the direction, the probability, everything that goes into making that decision on what to do.
And I just wanted to say, as a listener in the background that respects you highly and your entire crew, you're doing things right, sir.
No doubt in my mind.
Problem is, we're fighting evil.
The purest, darkest, most disgusting people in the world.
They're trying to come, like, they're trying to create some kind of a honeypot situation where he has leverage against him to stop spending $20 a month at the InfoWars store.
And Alex is still kind of, I mean, he still has the scent on him of the guy who took pictures of young women in a parking lot the day before telling that story.