Dan Friesen and Jordan Holmes dissect Alex Jones’ June 24, 2025 episode, where he weaponizes antisemitic tropes—like demonic Star of David claims—to attack Jewish conservatives such as Laura Loomer while mocking Trump critics. He falsely ties a Microsoft CIA report to "fake MAGA" figures and defers to Nick Fuentes’ Nazi narratives, despite past inconsistencies. Their critique reveals Jones’ opportunistic extremism, blending conspiracy theories with bigotry for attention, leaving his motives murky as he pivots abruptly to sex robots. [Automatically generated summary]
If you're talking about a ten year plan under Andrew Jackson, there are only so many plans Andrew Jackson had, and there are only so many ten year periods where he would have power to have plans under them.
What I immediately thought of, and I don't know why this happened, I think it was I think it had something to do with him being like, and that's because you were afraid of rattlesnakes and spiders for a reason.
But I immediately had like a daytime talk show 90s kind of Sally J. Raphael kind of situation.
And they're like, we're dealing with phobias today.
And I don't know if you remember the one where they had a lady get into a tub filled with spiders?
You people, it's like it's high school or junior high and you're at the cool table and you look at the OGs who are absolute thoroughbreds of this fight, have been through hell to do this.
And you say, oh, those are the impostors because the Israeli bots said so.
Next you're going to tell me two men can have a baby and there's no X and Y chromosomes.
But Steve Bannon, imprisoned for defending the president, one of his top advisors, demonized.
MTG, most attacked in Congress being the president, says, I think this is a bad idea.
Oh, she's a traitor.
Tucker Carlson, for over fifteen years, woke up at the neocons, said he was wrong supporting the wars, blown up, flying out of Pakistan and Afghanistan, covering the first month of the war in Afghanistan, a war reporter, they put a bomb on the plane, blows out the bulkhead, kills a bunch of people, they crash land on the edge of the ocean, he almost dies.
You never heard about that because he doesn't talk about it.
Oh, but he's a wimp.
What's he know?
What's he ever been around?
He just spent years in the Middle East in war zones.
When he was seventeen, was sent down to live with the Conference and fight the communists by his CIA high level dad.
Oh, what's he know?
He was just in the jungle in battles when he was 17.
Guess you didn't know that.
And then Alex Jones, I mean, who's this guy?
He just walked into town.
We don't know anything about this guy except he's an Iranian spy.
Pathetic, disgusting talking points chirped out, chirped out by Microsoft and Netanyahu.
I'm going to get to the proof of that coming up.
Those are the people you don't listen to.
Those are the people that are just taking money to be impostors.
Notice Iranian and Russian impostors have taken over MAGA, they say me and others, and now and then they use bots and MAGA impostors to try to take it over and turn the Trump movement,
which is the populist American forefront, he's riding the wave of that, the Silver Surfer, the Golden Surfer, and they try to transmute all that and turn it into now Netanyahu and Liz Cheney are MAGA.
I think this is a thing, I think, that happens with America and war stuff is that it blinds us to them being people.
Like once you become soldiers in a war situation, it's like, ah, you're a soldier.
You know, it blinds you to being a person.
And so when someone like Alex goes like, when he was a teenager, he was in the jungle fighting and he thinks like, look, look, that's how strong he is.
But what he's telling me is that is that they have psychologically traumatized this poor human being and now have let him out upon the rest of us.
So this stuff that Alex is talking about, it all goes back to a report that was put out by the network contagion.
Research Institute titled False Flags and How foreign and inauthentic networks use fake speech to destabilize the right from within.
Naturally, with a name like that, you could see how Alex would take it personally, but this report isn't about him.
It's not it doesn't involve him at all.
It was published on june eighteenth, but from the report, quote, our analysis indicates that recent high profile cases, including Uvalde, Crocus City Hall, october seventh, the Trump shooting, and other domestic attacks, triggered an immediate surge in online false flag discourse, emerging within minutes of initial reports and aimed at recasting the events as evidence of hidden conspiratorial plots, thereby obscuring the true motives and perpetrators.
In the days following these crimes, Kremlin affiliated propagandists and Iranian state linked media were able to rapidly inject narratives that were taken up by MAGA imposter influencers who then injected them into MAGA branded spaces often within minutes of breaking news.
In the report, they specifically call out Nick Fuentes, Jake Shields, and Jackson Hinkle, but they don't point out the fact that all of these people have been on info wars, which would have been, I mean, if Alex, if he wants to take this personally, that would be the angle to do.
He's getting defensive about this and saying it's about himself, Tucker, and Bannon.
But this report doesn't mention them at all, which seems weird.
He seems to be throwing himself into this without a reason.
Some people say that Trump is in bed with Qatar because he very obviously is.
Their government gave him a plane worth about 400 million dollars a couple months ago, around the time when Trump's son Eric announced a new Trump International Golf Clublub was in development near Doha.
His business interests are inextricable from his foreign policy actions, and that's not even taking into account the fact that his Attorney General Pam Bondi used to be a registered lobbyist for Qatar at a firm that you used to work at, Ballard Partners.
That firm is run by Brian Ballard, who was a lobbyist for the Trump Organization in Florida from 2013 to 2016 and a top fundraiser for Trump's campaigns.
It seems like if this were Biden, Alex would probably say that it had been declassified and proven and admitted in the congressional record that Trump was on the Qatari payroll.
I mean, one of the great things about this, right, is like Back in the day, I remember people having to have arguments about, oh, is this corrupt or is this like, oh, and Citizens United is opening the door for corruption.
This is the single most for sale the government's ever been.
And now the Israeli CIA stay behind network Microsoft bot farms and fake ne influencers that are following the talking points are now saying Trump is a MAGA imposter.
Not just Tucker Carlson, not just Steve Bannon, not just MTG, not just Alex Jones.
No, Trump himself, I just showed it's everywhere now.
He works for Qatar as if Qatar has any real propaganda push.
It's a minion of the United States, a giant military base.
This used to be about, you know, far right tradition, the John Birch Society legacy, all this intellectual conspiracy, propaganda shit, and now it's just a cautionary tale about thinking the internet's real.
You know, it is interesting because you read studies on it and there's a lot of self reporting, there's a lot of like looking at internet stuff, there's a lot of conversation, there's a lot of interviews, there's a lot of this, but we are getting a very, very specific portrait of this phenomenon, which I think has affected everyone, right?
Like, to some degree, to some degree.
There absolutely is someone in your life who has done this.
It is consuming, which is what I think everyone responds to, is like, if you're, if someone is saying some bullshit, you go, yeah, you're saying some bullshit, but this consumes you.
Yeah, yeah, it feels like the okay, it feels like there hasn't been any kind of explicit agreement with everybody, but everyone has dipped their toe in here or there.
I've never been there until the point where I think this region knows where the wind is blowing.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, right wing media to that is like, okay, this is where it's going.
Whether we believe in this, whether we're as racist as we're going to sound right now, doesn't matter because this is where the wind is blowing, this is where the money is going to be.
Yeah, and I think that one thing that's really illuminating is, you know, years ago when Alex's texts got revealed, one of the exchanges that was in there was between him and Millie Weaver.
And she was warning him after he had Nick Vo Fuentes on the show the first time that she had hung out with Nick and his fans and they were actually Nazis.
That's why they get the Rockefeller Foundation documents and others they go, how does this guy know our plans?
Who does he work for?
When the Democrats sued me for years in Discovery and sued my employees and would offer them money, they'd say in the depositions, who does he work for?
Who gives him the talking points?
Who's his boss?
They go, it's him.
They deposed my dad.
They go, who creates the Jones show and the things he says and how does he say the things he says?
So it's all in his head.
That's you quote CNN.
Doctor David Jones, Alex Jones' father says, there is a plan, there is a boss and it's Alex and it's in his head.
So see, the bad guys know I'm on them.
Remember the headlines seven years ago?
The new chief of staff's main job is to keep Trump away from Alex Jones.
Why would that be?
Sir, you have three board members of George Soros' group in your White House.
No, I don't, really.
You didn't know about Fiona Hill, you didn't know about bleep, bleep, bleep.
Tell him, because they were afraid of the repercussions.
They had 60 minutes programs with Fiona Hill crying in Congress, but I was mean to her.
Nobody was willing to go after him.
And I'll go after the globalist Soros.' deep statement when they're around Trump, and I'll go after the Kudniks and Benjamin Netanyahu, and if they ever have Russians around him for real, I'll go after them.
This is really fucking sad because what's actually going on here is that Alex is yelling on his show about how people on Twitter don't respect him enough.
That's literally what this is.
Yeah.
They don't respect my credibility and my career and what I've done.
I'm Tom Brady.
This is just a man bleeding out his insecurity on camera and I honestly felt a little embarrassed watching it.
Like if you are Alex Jones, you shouldn't feel this desperate to be validated.
And I think that the, I don't want to tip all of my cards too much, but I don't really think that this Network Contagion Research Institute report is good.
Yeah.
I don't think that it's, I read it, it's not very, I don't, I don't agree with it.
I'm a little dubious about it.
Yeah.
But one of the, when it was talking about bots, it was talking about like Nick Fuentes would post something about some attack being a false flag.
You might also notice that Alex is doing a mocking voice when he reads that Mark Levin tweet, but it's exactly the same stuff Alex says.
He spent so much time on his show saying that Iranian sleeper cells have infiltrated the country, but now that Mark Levin is saying it, it's somehow stupid and you got to do this cartoon voice.
The key to understanding this is that Alex doesn't care about the what.
He just cares about the why.
He isn't worried about Iranian sleeper cells being in the United States, he just pretends it's a huge issue when he needs to use it as an excuse to push a narrative that he wants to sell.
The reason that Alex is mad is because Levin is doing the same thing.
Levin favors regime change war with Iran, so he's trying to present a scary image of what the price of not carrying out that war would be.
He's trying to create the impression that we need to go to war with Iran because if we don't, they'll activate these sleeper cells.
For Alex, the Iranian sleeper cells storyline is an anti immigration talking point.
He wants to create a scary image of terrorist sleeper cells invading the country because he wants the audience to be suspicious that any immigrant might be a member of one of these cells and therefore should be deported.
Both of these dudes are using the same means to pursue a different end, but they're also dishonest actors, and they don't really care about alleged sleeper cells.
Levin wants to use the fear he can create around this issue to justify going to war, whereas Alex wants to use the fear he can create around it to justify white nationalist immigration policies.
Alex doesn't want the fear that he's built around this subject to be redirected in a different direction, so he has a need to attack Levin, but because he does no preparation and knows the audience that he's talking to is stupid, he ends up mocking Levin on the show about the point the two should agree on.
Both of their propaganda campaigns rely on believing that they're going to be They can't rely on believing that these sleeper cells exist and they are an imminent threat.
So this response that he's doing seems counterproductive.
And it's just really good that anyone listening to his show and taking it seriously, they have to be gone by now.
You would never be able to convince me that Alex didn't know that the idea that Jewish people hypnotize the public is a giant historical antisemitic trope.
He doesn't, he's not unaware of that.
This wasn't some big mystery back in 2019 when Infowars was criticizing Ilhan Omar for tweeting that Israel had hypnotized the world.
Like, he understands this perfectly well.
He knows what the fuck he's doing.
And you see this, uh, back and forth in the show's content over the last weeks or so.
Like one day it's profoundly anti Semitic And then the next day it's back to him pretending that the last day didn't happen.
He's engaging in these outbursts and then bringing the temperature back to normal because he's trying to get the audience acclimated to this kind of content without scaring people off with Nazi salutes and swastikas.
There's something cathartic about like putting the stamp on the envelope and they can be like, well, I can't possibly expect them to respond immediately.
And I think that he's trying to signal very clearly that this is a choice that he's making.
And one of the things that I think is is one of the signals is the choice that he comes in, the song he plays coming back from break after this really long hypnotism riff.
So we're witnessing just incredible developments right now, ladies and gentlemen, and I can't wait to get Nick Fuentes on in the next hour to get his take on all this.
Yeah, but for the most part, the conflict in the right wing on the 24th is over this wedge issue.
The landscape for Alex has to be looking good because there were two sides arguing on social media about who the true Trump fans were.
This whole episode is really just Alex trying to pick a fight with various high profile right wingers on the other side of the issue all in hopes of getting more people to tweet about him and respect him more.
With that aspect of what he's doing in mind, that whole hypnosis thing from earlier really takes on a grotesque dimension, where Alex is weaponizing antisemitic tropes specifically to get a Jewish man to call him antisemitic, which Alex can then pretend to not understand.
It's s trying to get off Twitter because he's trying to be a Nazi for attention.
And she used to love Nick Fuentes when she wasn't in the entourage of Trump.
Oh, she was smiling and laughing, you know, next to a guy saying he loves Hitler and wouldn't even dare challenge him on it because she was so scared of being around Yay.
And now I tell Yay's full of crap sitting right there.
Because I know all about Hitler from the real history and the deep stuff.
But oh, now Tucker Carlson, though, he's a secret Nazi.
That's right.
He's got a red armband.
He's got a Nazi swastika on his ass.
That's called bullshit.
And it's called hypocrisy.
I mean, Laura, you run around with people that put out music videos saying, How Hitler got him.
So this is just another instance of Alex trying to bait a Jewish right wing media figure into fighting with him by drifting a bit into anti Semitic territory.
It's a wild thing to see play out so clearly in front of you, especially when Alex is slamming Loomer for formerly hanging out with Nick Fuentes when Alex is going to have him on the show later.
So Remphan is the name of the pagan god worshipped by some Israelites who were led astray in the wilderness, which is covered in Acts seven.
The text says, quote, ye took up the tabernacle of Moloch and the star of your god Remphan, figures which ye made to worship them, and I will carry you away beyond Babylon.
It's a pretty well known antisemitic conspiracy talking point that this verse proves that Judaism is actually Moloch worship.
Yeah, I mean, when you get into when you see people get into a hypocrisy fight and there is no bottom because they're both so emblematic of the very concept of hypocrisy, it's hard to it's hard to even look at them without the brightness of their hypocrisy blinding you.
You get weird shit like this, like what are you doing?
It's in the Bible and in the other ancient text that it's the seal he came up with to seal which is that he was using to control things in black magic and its Jewish mysticism.
So yes, the star of David is not the star of David.
I just feel like a lot of things would go completely different in our world, completely different if someone showed up at Alex's house when he was like seven and told his dad to like, knock it off.
The ring of Solomon to command demons and spirits.
So that's what it is.
King Solomon said it.
He studied all the seals and conjured thousands of demons, including Satan himself, and married hundreds of wives to study their different occult religions and even involved human sacrifice.
So Alex is essentially begging for people to take him out of context on this episode.
He's saying insane anti Semitic shit and targeting specifically Jewish right wing media figures and he's desperate for someone to call him anti Semitic over it.
When he says that the media are going to cut him out, saying that I love Hitler and take that out of context.
of Hitler and take that out of context, he's fantasizing.
You know, but at the same time, it's, you can't take it out of the world perspective, like you can't understand what he's doing Without understanding also that it's meant to provoke.
It's meant to create a negative response that profits Alex.
Yeah, this is this is what, okay, there's the type of bigotry that is hatred towards the other, and then there's the type of bigotry that is I'm going to manipulate my in group at the other's expense.
I don't particularly, I don't care who the other is, anybody.
So when they give him these briefings, they are they are members of the cult.
They drink the Kool A. And they told him, sir, we know where the uraniumum is, we'll get it, it'll stop him.
And he goes in and now his very Sim advisors, the media turn against him, the ones saying, do it, do it, do it, it's so easy, just fly right over, you know, a few bombs.
Oh no, we didn't get it, they moved it out, which of course I said was going to be the case, which I directly warned the president with last week.
And then Netanyahu says, no, we're not doing regime change, and I showed you all these sock puppet influencers, and I'm going to show you what Nick Foynta is coming up right now, the NGO, Israeli sock puppet Microsoft group that put the talking point out that you're not real MAGA, you're an imposter.
if you don't do whatever Netanyahu says.
Now those groups are saying Trump is on the payroll of the Qataris.
So this is where the thread of the show really came together for me.
And I think that Alex is either selling broadcast time or he's so lazy that he'll just do whole shows for other people if they give him talking points and like a skeleton.
Sure.
When this episode began, I was pretty confused about why Alex was getting so defensive about that alleged Microsoft CIA report that wasn't about him.
It came out six days prior, and I don't think it's been brought up on the show until this point.
It makes total sense now though with the context that Nickick Fuentes is coming up on the show.
Yeah, I mean, it is inauthentic at the very least.
It feels a bit like when you when you find out the first time that people who go on late night shows, the anecdotes have been very, very meticulously poured over and tightened.
That whole exchange on the couch.
Yeah, that's that's been written out well in advance, you know, that kind of thing, that feeling of, oh, this is, this is all, like, it's, it feels stupid to say, but it's like, in many ways, this is supposed to be all an act.
I'm going to give you all the time you need, but since I was about to launch this and you launched this, I just want to preface it for everybody.
This is a big deal.
Okay.
I was waiting for this.
This is actually the biggest thing we were going to talk about.
I was about to go there ten seconds before he just threw it out, which I'm glad you did.
Let me explain.
A publicly Israeli funded run Microsoft USA.
USAID funded previous people said, well, Trump said no, it's front loaded with CI funding to these NGOs.
They come out on June 14, right before the attacks, and all this rolls out.
Then right when the attack happens, they come out with the New York Post, which is, you know, a Israel mouthpiece, basically, and say, There's all these Russians and Iranians attempting to destroy Trump.
And it says they're impostors, they're not MAGA, which then all the people being paid, the influence.
The influencers, the bots all put out.
But then when you read the report, Their main threat is there's going to be terror attacks and things.
And when those happen, we don't want anyone to say it's a false flag, which now Levin and all the rest of them are saying.
So right as they're about to launch the attack, and then the days into it, they put out the big reports all over that Alex Jones and Nick Fuentes and all these people and Tucker Carlson were all just agents and everyone else is a bot boosting them and they list us all and they're worried we're going to say there's a false flag.
And then Mark Levin goes, don't worry, we're still going to go to war., we're slow to take over Iran because the Iranian sleeper cells are about to hit us.
But watch out, Tucker Carlson and his ill will say it's a false flag.
So here they are preemptively getting ready, literally Israel and the deep state, and it's all right there.
I mean, you talk about telegraphing, it almost makes too much sense.
So just to say this before I get into anything of this, I have no interest in defending the Network Contagion Research Institute.
I've read the report that Alex and Nick are talking about and looked over a little more of their output, and I think the NCRI may be a little bit of a dubious source to give you some sense of what I mean.
In March they put out a report titled How Online Extremists Hijacked Christ is King.
And the second author that's listed in the contributor section is Dr. Jordan B. Peterson.
So this is maybe not serious, not a serious outlet.
That being said, all of the stuff that Alex is saying is incorrect.
The NCRI is not run by the Deep State or funded by Israel.
They did partner with the ADL's Center for Extremism for a series of reports, so there may be some relationship between the two groups, but I'm not sure how deep that goes.
Alex has presented no evidence that there's USAID funding or any of that other stuff, so I'm going to leave that to the side because there's a bigger problem.
this report on june fourteenth in anticipation of the attack, so they could preemptively discredit people who called things false flags and brand them as MAGA imposters.
The problem is that the report was released on june eighteenth, so Alex's timeline's a little bit screwy and convenient for him.
Alex further claims that he and Tucker were listed and called agents in this report, which isn't true.
Nick is listed along with Jake Shields and Jackson Hinkle, but even they aren't called agents of Russia or Iran.
They're referred to as quote marginal non credible domestic actors who are quote engagement dependent personalities operating in the periphery of MAGA discourse.
So in addition to these names, the report lists a different tier of influencers who are the narrative seeders alleged to be working in service of Iran or Russia.
These are accounts called Draven Noctis, Adeem Media, and Megatron Ron, none of which are Alex or Tucker, or even Nick.
Alex is lying about this report and creating a false version of it to discuss, which it seems painfully clear is something that he's just doing on Nick's behalf.
That clip has the energy of someone who doesn't want to get yelled at for not doing their job, like Alex had fucked up by not introducing this topic before Nick got to it.
I mean, I guess what happens, here's how I see it in the real world is that Fuentes got named and this was super duper exciting because now we've got something that is like, oh, they're attacking me.
And then, you know, Alex can help him judge it up, get the story going.
So now we've got an actual like, oh, this is a whole crucifixion kind of angle for it.
They're coming after Nick Fuentes and all of us, but I guess there's actually not anything there.
So their case study is false flag, but it's all about, anyone says false flag is a Russian or Iranian or Qatarian propagandist, then not just Levin, who's literally a Mossad agent, I mean, it's obvious, a mouthpiece of the Lakuten Experimentum is saying, oh, the attacks are coming, ha ha ha, we'll get Iranran, but don't listen to people that say it's a false flag.
It is totally preprogrammed.
Mossie goes, oh, they're going to blame fellow Americans.
No, we're going to blame Mossad agents, buddy.
And so this means, one hundred percent they're doing.
I mean, this is because they're geared up, they're ready and they're scared of this.
We've got to get ahead of this.
But then separately, and I'll give you the floor separately in all this, they also then say, anyone that disagrees with the war is an imposter.
And then all the talking points, because I didn't read the report when it came out a few weeks ago, folks.
I only read it like two days ago.
Because I started I read part of it, I read the article about the report.
Alex is making up all this, but what I find kind of magical about that clip is the way you can feel Alex's pulling in whatever he can and pretending that this report said that anyone who opposes war with Iran is an enemy agent and he wraps it up with a little bow and it's almost as if he's asking like, Is that good enough, Nick?
If you if you get hired to build somebody's house, then you're like, yeah.
Look, I got this thing.
I got this going.
I got this place right here for you.
This is a really good house.
I'm building you a really good house.
Yeah.
At the same time, I feel like if I was his friend and I was in his vicinity while he goes on that whole rant about how all this, like I couldn't help but just, None of this is real, man.
They're even running the game on the conservative base, on the Trump supporters saying, hey, if Alex Jones and Nick Fuentes are against this, they turned on Trump.
They're fake MAGA.
They're manipulating MAGA.
And you're right.
It's literally word for word in the Murdoch owned New York Post.
They say they're trying to manipulate MAGA base by posing as MAGA and saying they oppose the war and by being propped up by Iranian bots.
They're giving this impression that their opinion is just going to run it real quick.
In wrestling, this is what's called a style clash.
Sometimes a big beefy guy and a little flippy guy, they have good chemistry and their different styles complement each other.
But sometimes they're just not on the same page and you can tell.
The way their performances intersect with each other serves to break the illusion of KFAB instead of deepening it.
And that's how this feels.
Alex is in salesman, the sky is falling, we've finally found the key to solve the mystery mode, whereas Nick is trying to sanitize himself to Alex's audience and he's looking to come off like a studious guy who's being unfairly attacked by this report.
It doesn't work together and the two of them are kind of working against purposes.
Alex is just doing this embarrassing over the top thing.
So if what we're looking at is actually trying to find allies, if this makes sense, so in the coming clash between far right media figures, we'll have, you know, obviously there'll be multiple sides probably based around some form of bigotry or misogyny, one or the other.
Yeah, this feels like people feeling out who's real allies and who's not going to be allies in the coming struggle.
I mean, look, Israel was a client state of the British Empire in the US.
Now it openly says it's the most focused faction.
It's put its people into everything.
And Israel after China is the greatest national security threat to this country and world peace.
That's just a fact.
And they've now with them going into full offense, trying to give it energy because they, Israel goes and stages its false flags against itself since the fifties.
This might literally be the worst thing that Alex could possibly say to explain his shift over being way more anti Semitic as well as being way more anti Israel in the recent months.
saying that he hasn't been very vocal about Israel in the past because they're too powerful and that criticizing them plays into their hands.
They love false flagging themselves so they can play the victim, so Alex has historically just given them a pass.
On one hand, this just isn't true.
Throughout his career, Alex has had varying views on Israel depending on what's convenient for him at the time, and he was even a fan of Netanyahu during Trump's first term.
He's also been very critical of Israel at times when it's been in his interest, like at the beginning of the COVID vaccine rollout, where there was high uptake in Israel.
There isn't a coherent through line of his position on the Israeli government.
But Alex now seems to be saying that he's been going easy on them.
Alex isn't shifting toward being more critical of the Israeli government in terms of policy or action.
He's becoming more outwardly anti Semitic.
That's what he's made a conscious effort to go easy on over the course of his career and what he's testing the waters of letting go of now.
This isn't even close to subtle, what he's saying.
This is like, yeah, over the course of my career I've gotten a lot of criticism from anti Semites and Nazis about how I don't say globalists, it means Jews.
I mean, you know, it's a return to that good old fashioned American exceptionalism, anti-Semitism from from the old days, you know, back in, back in the 1890s, whenever they were really doing it up, right?
what people will say when you're not around, you know, because like that, to me, is something that if he and I were in the room together, that's something that he's like, okay, well, then we're done here.
Yeah, I'd walk away or like, yeah, this is this is the end of whatever peaceful exchange this was going to be.
he wants some kind of virtue points for not being a Nazi all these years, but it's in service of him saying, Now it's time that it's fine, it's cool now.
If you had a ticker tape translation of your show in Hebrew, you would win the hearts and minds of the chosen in Israel who are presently hypnotized by the Sabbatian Frankists.
You would devastate Bibi Netanyahu and you would devastate the Sabbatian Frankists by taking over the power of the chosen people.
You would win their hearts and minds.
Just put a ticker tape AI translation of your show on your program and you were going to devastate theate them.
But also here's why the internet should be exploded.
I have worked with a lot of different people in a lot of different jobs over the years, and there have been at least, you know, I would say one out of every two to three jobs, there would be someone that I was working with who would say something that would reveal a batshit belief that you're like, well, no human being could possibly believe that.
And they do.
And what you can do is just go, like, we don't have to talk.
And this is the direction that Alex's show is going on.
If there is a meaningful shift that's happening, like there's a lot of of stuff about his disenchantment with Trump and, you know, weird energy around Elon Musk and all that stuff that is very important.
But this is a damn breaking.
This is a thirty year damn breaking that I don't know how you can walk back.