In this installment, Dan and Jordan take in the spectacle that is Alex trying his best to move on from the Trump/Epstein cover-up by yelling about Trump's feelings about piss and continuing his slide toward more overt antisemitism.
I think what's funny about that is it never would have occurred to me, but now that I think about it, I think Popeye would be a great horror movie villain.
Yeah, and I afterwards we were talking about it and I worried that I might have yucked your yum a little bit or brought you down because you were more positive and I was a little more Meh.
I think it's just, it's got that different for me, it's the difference between like a passive entertainment and an active entertainment and active entertainment.
If I'm at home, there's always a certain amount of passivity to it.
Like, oh, I can go get something or look at my phone for like five seconds or something like that.
I wouldn't understand it at all, but I mean, I guess the idea is that there are people at home with their babies who are like, if I stay inside for another five minutes, I'm going to murder this whole world.
And I I want to say also, I recognize the hypocrisy of me being like, eh, on this movie and being also like, I can't wait to watch this shit with Popeye.
By that memo and then, and then knowing Trump was behind it.
And then his response saying shut this down, stop investigating without any clarity.
And then coming out Sunday, seven days later, and saying, no, no, they've had the file.
They filled it full of BS, Brennan, Clapper, Comey.
Of course, that's who controlled the file.
And that totally makes sense and is true.
That's their MO.
That's all they do.
But Trump has done a F minus.
I mean, my God, it's worse than an F. I mean, it's like a zero on the Strisand effecting and not having clarity and flip flopping back and forth.
It's just been horrifying.
But that said, I've had a lot of clarity last night and this morning.
And I have some congressional reports out.
They've now saved over thirty thousand children in sex slavery and slave labor.
You only hear about it here and there because under law they can't reveal, you know, three year olds, ten year olds, fifteen year olds because they're juveniles.
But when you see the raid on the big pot farm and now it's fourteen kids, some as young as eight working in slave labor and God knows what, you're able to learn about that little window because they attacked them with clubs and guns.
They've been shot at them and cinder blocks, smashing out their SUV windows, attempted murder.
Yesterday it looked like Trump had put on the one ring after getting shot in Butler, and he had gotten too absorbed in the raw masculine power that it created, which made him susceptible to a demon taking over his mind and body.
But today Alex has prayed about it and I guess everything's fine.
What this indicates to me is that he thinks that things are just going to go back to normal.
In the past ten days since the FBI memo came out, Alex has been trying to figure out what the best positioning was for him and what narrative was going to allow him to straddle the line between not pissing off Trump and Roger and saving face with the Save the Children crowd, needed to serve both of those interests.
The way he's talking here makes you think that he's decided that it's safe to downplay this and he's banking on being able to pacify the Epstein child trafficking hardliners by appealing to the ideas that Trump and ICE are saving all these children from slavery.
The pot farm bus that Alex is talking about is a really complicated case, and I think that it absolutely shouldn't have happened like it did, but I don't mean to say that there wasn't any potential wrongdoing, especially from like a labor front on the farm's part.
The raids were carried out on two farm locations run by Glasshouse, the largest legal weed growers in California.
In the ensuing chaos, a man trying to run from Ice fell from a roof and died.
Around three hundred sixty people were detained, including four US citizens.
When immigration agents showed up to the farm, they were met by protesters who were a separate group from the workers who were being targeted by Ice.
ICE is exaggerating the violence involved, but there are reports of things like protesters kicking a can of gas back at the officers who threw it at them and an allegation that someone fired a gun.
Whatever the case is here, this was not violence being carried out by immigrants, which ICE is then responding to with violence.
The law enforcement are the instigators of the violence in this confrontation.
In the raid, the police found ten minors, but it's unclear what that means.
The children may have been the offspring of people who worked at the farm who couldn't afford daycare for their kids.
We don't know what the specifics are here, but it would be unwise to assume that they were all child laborers.
There's also another sticky issue here, which is that the BBC reported customs and border patrol saying that the youngest miner they found was fourteen.
In California, it's legal for people to work in agricultural jobs over the age of twelve, which is something Alex has been very in favor of in the past.
His position has always been that in the country you start work early as a way of life, and laws that prohibit that are meant to be attacks on the rural community.
However, even though it's legal for fourteen year olds to work in agricultural settings in California, you have to be twenty one or older to work on a cannabis farm, and so that still could be an issue.
But it gets even messier because the Glasshouse farm in question was their location in Camarillo, California.
According to the Associated Press, when they bought that farm, there were six greenhouses there that were used for tomatoes and cucumbers.
Quote, to date, two of the greenhouses have been converted to grow cannabis.
Workers' relatives said tomatoes are still being grown in other greenhouses at the location.
The point is that we don't know if these ten miners were even working at this farm, and if they were, it's possible that they were employed in a capacity that people their age in California can legally be employed in.
I'm not saying that there's no problem here, just that the problem is more of a workers' rights issue than an immigration one, just on its face.
An ice raid doesn't do shit to address whatever underlying problems may exist from a labor perspective on that farm.
But Alex knows that Trump has made himself really vulnerable to accusations that he's covering up child trafficking, and no matter what the people in the media try to say, Trump will not stop making it worse.
Alex can't spin any of that shit that he's doing, so he needs to change the conversation entirely.
Sure, Trump is acting super weird about this Epstein stuff, but did you see that raid on a pot farm?
It's not going to work, but it's a decent attempt at misdirection.
And you see on this episode a pretty heavy interest in that.
Misdirect, redirect these feelings and the attention that people have.
We've already seen on the big broadbrush things with policy Trump's got like the border and trade and pulling us out of the WHO and so much more.
We've seen bold, dramatic, amazing, spectacular developments.
And I have to balance that on the scales and then look at the bad stuff Trump's doing.
And nine times out of ten, when something evil is put in a bill and we expose it, it's pulled and it wasn't Trump.
And that's why they want this broadcast off the air and others like it, because they know as a populist movement we are more powerful than all the corporate media combined.
And we're now able to control the agenda.
When they had the UN treaty legislation in the spending bill, when President Trump was just president elect, pressure shot that down.
A few weeks ago, when the BBB, they had the majority votes to put in a AI dictatorship.
for ten years above the law.
It got shot down and voted down 99 to 1.
Now they've got the Genius Act that has a central bank digital currency pathway in it that Trump says he opposes.
If you're keeping score, what Alex is saying is that working with the devil is okay if it makes you win more.
If you get what you want, then it doesn't really matter if you cover up sex trafficking in order to enable it.
You'll notice this with folks like Alex.
Where when they're in opposition to the main institutional power structure, they're all about principle.
Shit is very simple and red lines are super easy to draw because they don't really matter.
Ron Paul can make all kinds of demands based on principle, and then when nothing gets done, everyone can just move along.
But when they're close to power, that reliance on principle gets replaced by a lot of ends justify the means rhetoric, a lot of you have to take the rough with the smooth kind of talk.
This happens because once the people they feel close to are in undeniable power, those red lines actually start to matter.
When Trump's supposed to have Kash Patel release the Epstein stuff on day one, there's no real reason for that that not to happen.
When Ron Paul wanted to abolish the Federal Reserve.
Everyone knew that wasn't happening and he didn't have the power to get it done.
But now all of the right people have the power that they're supposed to have in order to achieve the promised result.
They have to shift to this kind of approach because if they stayed with the principled angle, they would have to alienate themselves from their perceived closeness to power.
The Alex that was supposed to have existed for the last thirty years would never accept this kind of thing from a politician.
Trump literally said that people who still cared about Epstein were stupid on TV.
Alex, like it can't be more of a like you suck.
Yeah.
We like to imagine that the old Alex.
would never have put up with that.
But in reality, I strongly suspect that if Roger Stone had thought Alex was a worthwhile investment in 2000, there's a good chance Alex would never have been a Bush did 911 guy.
Like, I don't, I don't think it's crazy to think that, like, he never would have gone down the 911 route.
So many people, and this is the way the corporate media does it, want to make it a black and white issue or a left or right issue or you're either totally doing whatever Trump says or you're a traitor.
or if you do, if you support anything Trump does, you're, you're bad.
And that's why stuff with Trump coming out over and over again last week.
Don't question Epstein or you're with the Democrats and you're an idiot and I'm done with you and we don't want you in our movement.
People say, well, he didn't write that truth social post and then he goes out and press conferences and says basically the exact same thing.
That is horrible.
But then out of the other side of his mouth, oh, they're going to appoint a special prosecutor, probably Ed Martin.
Great on the Epstein thing.
And so my frustration is the handling of this.?
When Trump came out Sunday, seven days in, and went, Comey, Brennan, and Clapper all had this file for decades.
They filled it full of disinformation.
It's another Russia hoax.
Because Trump didn't know, yeah, we're going to release it.
They go raid it.
Democrats wouldn't turn it over, but they probably leaked on themselves.
They get it.
And there's a bunch of unsubstantiated crap in there.
Guaranteed it'll be the five Jane Doe's that all turned out to be fake, saying Trump raped them and stuff.
It turned out those were all fake.
Remember that?
It's guaranteed FBI files on that.
That's what it is.
And I've been thinking that the last four or five days and I made some mistakes.
I've been here for four or five days and I've made some calls and people go, how do you know this?
We're not going to confirm that to you, but how the hell do you know that?
Alex is really screwing himself over with this narrative and he doesn't seem to realize or care.
Like if the globalists can manipulate the Epstein files to try to set up Trump, then why couldn't the Trump people manipulate them to set up Democrats?
And what Alex is doing, I believe, is a move in the direction of nihilism.
And I think it's counterproductive for someone in Alex's position.
It's gratifying in the short term to get him out of this bind with Trump being really suspicious about Epstein, but it doesn't have legs.
So it's a gamble that depends on people moving on from the Epstein stuff.
If the base moves on, then Alex can play this game and move on too.
But if they don't, Trump keeps saying this indefensible stuff, then Alex is boxing himself into a position where he has to make excuses for that indefensible stuff Trump is saying.
It would be far better for him to bail because what has a potential to happen after this point is like Ghislaine Maxwell going to another, like a cushy prison.
Long before they tried to implicate Trump in all this crap, I know a lot of people that know him, including Roger Stone, and I asked him about New York Times articles in the nineties, and I told people they're very close to Trump, and I already knew Trump's proclivities.
I look at that and I look at a 96 percent drop in in smuggling across the border, they basically cut it off.
I'm really blown away that it's that successful, very impressive.
I mean, these federal agents are not sitting around playing ping pong or eating donuts.
And I've seen it from my sources that they are just 18 hour days, maximum output, guzzling energy drinks, just operating on testosterone and adrenaline.
And because Trump has told them through their bosses, you got quotas, you do it or you're fired.
You get massive arrests and massive kids saved, you get bonuses, you get promotions, you get overtime, you get everything.
So, I mean, you watch these raids.
I've seen them outside the office, ran into one a few weeks ago.
I mean, these feds are just running around like hunting dogs, just rabbing, just rabbing.
I mean, it's, I mean, it's, I mean, this is What you're supposed to see going on is it real energy so I mean I drove in the office like two weeks ago I told the story I didn't want to get out in the middle of it and I mean I'm talking 300 yards from the door to the office they got a Fed vehicle and then you got a state police they're backing them up and the feds are wearing masks and they're literally running back and forth and
they're packing like six people out of the back of this truck, a king cab truck, and they're illegal, it looks like illegal alien males and the feds because I pulled over the park and I wanted to watch them for about five minutes, were just running back and forth and just checking them.
It was like they were speeded up or something.
You know, like you watch those Kung Fu movies and they speed up the fighting.
I was just like, good God, running around like Piranhas.
Unless you are one, I don't know who would be an example of this, but someone who really, really cared about the Bundies and now is aggressively opposed to this.
Follow through is at this point in time, honestly, even if it's not great, follow through seems better than whatever it is I'm dealing with all these fucks doing.
Alex is effectively just thanking Trump for telling him what to say.
After a rocky start of a few days, Trump gave Alex something that he could work with when he lashed out against crooked Hillary, and Alex thinks that this is good enough to work.
Another interesting thing here is that Alex is trying to make a deal with the audience.
If they can just ignore this, if they can just literally.
Yeah, if they can just look the other way on this, then everyone gets to pretend that Trump is solving an even bigger evil problem.
So that's a great headline for Alex, but it's not true.
Kennedy did fire two people that day, but they were his chief of staff and deputy chief of staff for policy.
These were Heather Flick Mellinson and Hannah Anderson respectively, and neither of them were big pharma plants in the department.
They were directly hired by Kennedy himself in January.
At the time of her appointment, Politico reported that Mellinson's choice as chief of staff for HHS was an indication that Trump was looking to keep an eye on what Kennedy was up to because she's a Trump loyalist.
She was in the HHS in Trump's first term, so it was generally understood that she was a proxy to make sure that Kennedy didn't go too far off script and do things that were actually threatening to the business interests that support Trump.
Hannah Anderson was also a Trump loyalist and generally just a staunch anti abortion activist.
No one really has an issue with Kennedy firing or replacing these people that he's hired.
He has the right to staff his office how he sees fit.
But the reason that this is even a headline is because he fired two highly positioned people in the department, and some of the circumstances around it could look like it signifies a break between Trump and Kennedy.
And the media loves to report on that kind of stuff.
And part of that is because he's confusing this with news from a month prior when Kennedy fired the whole advisory committee for immunization practices and replaced them with dipsets like Robert Malone.
So he's kind of just assuming this is more of the same.
Remember three years ago, the New York Times, just to cover its ass, did a couple of big reports with thousands of children as young as nine on average fourteen in the United States.
And tire factories, cereal factories, grain processing factories, textile plants.
And nothing against the North and places like Michigan and Illinois, but the North?
You notice you don't ever see this in the South just because there's still Christian values and there's some of it but not much.
So the New York Times has actually done a ton of articles about companies exploiting child labor.
In many cases, immigrant children who were made to work in dangerous conditions.
It's not just in the North where people have abandoned Christian values.
It's a longstanding, disgusting trend that's been allowed to go on because addressing the problem would involve punishing big businesses, and that goes against American values.
Paying people decent wages will attract qualified and appropriate workers to fill the jobs you need filled, but that also cuts down on profits.
So you can get around that by getting a ton of your labor from subcontracting companies who technically are the ones who are the employers of these people who are then being leased to you to do work.
You get someone to fill your position and you get to have plausible deniability if the people working in your factory aren't legally allowed to work.
Therefore, you protect yourself from any of the consequences you insulate the business.
Republican lawmakers are strongly behind allowing this to continue, and one of the harsher examples of this is Sarah Huckabee Sanders, governor of Arkansas and Trump's former press secretary signing a bill in twenty twenty three that got rid of the requirement for children under sixteen to get a workers permit to get a job.
That requirement forced employers to verify a worker's age and make sure that their parents signed off on them working, but the GOP in Arkansas just got rid of that.
So to put it as simply as possible, Alex is a full fledged supporter of the team that is actively pushing for more child labor.
And he can do all this sensational shit around it that he wants, but his policies and the people he supports will lead to far more child labor exploitation.
The article's up on infowars dot com with the video from John Bowen.
Another conspiracy theory comes true.
California bill passes to buy fire rabbage palisades for low-income apartments and pay you a fraction of what your property's worth.
They have issued, get ready for this, out of tens of thousands of homes destroyed, less than ten permits to rebuild.
But you remember the press conference back in January, late January, right when Trump came in with the communist mayor, I mean, she mentioned she's a communist, work for Cuba intelligence agency, Bass.
The bill that they're talking about doesn't do what Alex and John Bowen are claiming.
It includes a provision for the county of LA to purchase lots at a fair price and rebuild stuff that's in the public interest, like infrastructure or possibly affordable housing.
No one has to sell their lots.
And I'm not saying that this isn't something that could be taken advantage of and, you know, it's not necessarily a good thing, but it's not what Alex is describing.
From an NBC Los Angeles article published on July 8th, the county had received 1207 requests to rebuild, but they had only issued 90 permits at that time.
In that clip, Alex cited two completely incorrect numbers because he's just making this shit up.
So that number, the 90 out of 1207, that only reflects the requestests made to unincorporated LA County.
The LA Department of Building and Safety had received 360 requests and approved 70.
In an effort to make this process move more quickly, Gavin Newsom exempted fire building projects, the rebuilding projects from the fire.
He exempted them from the twenty twenty five building code standards, only requiring that they follow the twenty twenty two code, but it's still taking like fifty days for permits to be approved, which is too long.
But it's also not nearly what Alex is saying.
It sucks, and I'm sure that I don't know what the answer is to make it go more quickly, but I'm confident that it's not just lying about the situation in order to build conspiracy theories to distract the audience from Trump's mishandling of XD.
But like, it's nuts.
Those numbers are from nine days before this episode that Alex is recording.
They said, we didn't send extra fire firearms, we sent them the next morning.
That's on record.
And everything else they did, not trimming the brush for years, the fire department begging for it, cutting the fire department, cutting DEI people, they're totally incompetent in charge, so they know what's going on.
And then administratively burning that sucker to the ground.
And then I said, he's going to appoint a task force, I'm at the head, he's going to declare a disaster, he's above the law, and they're going to build compact 15-minute city, high rises, 200-foot coffin apartments, because that's in the UNESG.
And the number one thing that we are going to do immediately, and you will see this happen, is to clear out the debris.
And you know, we're concerned right now over the weekend because of the potential rain, but we are going to move as fast as as we can, but we want you to be safe.
And we want you to be back in your homes immediately.
And, you know, it's just going to take a long time if you can do some of it, but a lot of these people I know that guy right there that's talking.
I know my people.
You'll throw the stuff away and your site will look perfect within 24 hours and that's what he wants to do.
He doesn't want to wait around for seven months till the city hires some demolition contractor and it's going to charge your money 25,000 dollars to do his lot.
I think you have emergency powers just like I do, and I'm exercising my emergency powers.
So Alex thought that clip was Trump and LA Mayor Bass arguing about how long it would take to get permits to rebuild after the fire.
But it was actually about the speed with which people could begin cleaning debris.
The reason that I think this clip is really important is because how Trump's mind shifts and the argument changes because he's a baby who's throwing a tanker.
Bass is discussing the timetable and logistics for when properties will be cleared so people can return to their homes.
And Trump first tries to pick a fight about how people just want to clean up the debris themselves.
They don't want to wait for the government to do it for them.
They're good, hard working people who just want to roll their sleeves up.
Bass tries to calmly explain to him that people can do that if they want.
They don't have to rely on the city or the county to remove the debris, but as it turns out, of the twelve thousand forty eight properties destroyed in the fire, the owners of nine thousand eight hundred seventy three of them decided to rely on the government's public cleanup program.
nineteen hundred and eighty two chose to do the cleanup themselves and nothing was stopping them from making that choice.
However, in the immediate aftermath of the fires, people were not allowed to go back to their homes, largely because of very easy to understand safety risks.
In the moment, Trump has lashed out and whined about how people should be allowed to clean up their own lots and not rely on the government, and Bass has tried to explain to him that they can.
She's like a teacher trying to deal with a child who's angry about a non existent problem.
Trump instinctively knows that he's lost at this point and he looks dumb, but he's also still angry, so he can't just say, okay, well, I'm glad everyone can choose whether or not to clean up their own property.
He has to wait for the next thing that Bass says and complain about that and pretend that that was the thing that he was really mad about.
This is a huge part of Trump's allure and part of what he and Alex share, which is the steadfast refusal to acknowledge being wrong and the will to just keep talking.
It's all about momentum.
It almost doesn't matter what he's saying to Bass, but folks like Alex will just see this and celebrate the fact that he kept being a dick to her.
No, I'm, but, like, I think in the moment, a lot of people probably wouldn't be able to really even recognize that, like, I have made my point, you have made a dumb rebuttal, and we're talking about something else now.
Like, we've moved on from this point, but you're pretending that we're still in the same argument.
John Kiriakou is former head of counter terrorism, CIA, in Afghanistan and other countries.
Very famous, very prestigious, very documented what he said was true, exposing illegal torture programs and more.
I've interviewed him a few times and he did a great job, but he has been on fire with Patrick Ben David and Tucker Carlson on Israel really trying to take over the United States, not just foreign policy, and so much more.
So very impressed.
And again, he's not anti-Israel folks.
And I want to be clear, I don't say that as like wink, wink, dog whistle, I love Hitler, you know, but oh, I don't really hate all the Jews.
I think if you take it seriously that you're not dog whistling and trying to hide beliefs behind this kind of shit, you really have a responsibility not to hang out with and promote people who are and are very explicit about how that's what they're doing.
And I think that Alex, he does not pass that test.
A bit interchangeably and unfortunately, he starts complaining about how everyone thinks that he's antisemitic and he doesn't do a great job of convincing me otherwise.
If I could hit a button right now and send all the Jews to Mars, I wouldn't do it.
But at the same time, I am extremely sick of the ADL and the left and just my whole career on air being called anti Semitic if I say there's globalist and there's a World Bank and the Federal Reserve is private.
Oh, that's a secret code word for Jews.
Well, I mean the Rothschilds, when they set up the Federal Reserve was the only audit owned something like eighty percent of the shares in it.
So yeah, Jews own the Federal Reserve.
Okay, you can't own something that's shadowy and basically runs things and then get mad if I say Jews control the Federal Reserve.
He's like, yeah, I don't, you know, I can't be called anti Semitic when I say globalists, but now the Jews do run the center of the globalist power structure, so I guess I guess I am kind of Semitic.
And I'm like, fine, you're allowed to have an ethnic State.
I'm not even saying people can't have that.
But then if some white Christians just want to be white separatists and preserve their culture, the ADL, the Jewish lobby and all of that attacks them and says they're Nazis, well why do you get to have an ethnic State and white people can't?
But I also think that something that's fascinating about this is like making an argument like this reveals more about you than it does about the United States, about Israel, about anything.
And I think that this John Kyuryaku guy, I think he's in maybe, maybe a little bit of an orientation period, a feel out process to be the new Steve Pocenick.
And of course, Hitler double crossed them all at the end.
That's why Madeline Albright's dad, one of the main Jews running the operations, the Nazis rounding up Jews, he was at the top.
Soros was at the bottom.
If you had people like Steve Pachinick, who's Jewish or half Jewish, I guess the dad's Catholic, the mom is Jewish, that makes him Jewish.
High level CIA at the time, a long time ago.
Really smart guy.
But he would go off on it all day long about how the Jewish leadership made a deal with Hitler and all this and knew about the persecution coming and had a deal to send to Palestine.
But in the middle of it, the Germans lost control of North Africa and the Middle East and they said, no, you're just going to kill all of you know.
And then they, of course, rounded up even in Paris, one of the Rothschilds was running a bank with all the stolen Jewish money they took from their own people.
Wow.
They killed them.
So it's true, even a couple of Rothschilds got killed.
If Alex wants to bring up stuff that Steve used to tell him, then he should probably also remind the audience why Steve isn't allowed on the show anymore.
Steve wouldn't stop going along with the QAnon type narratives about how the 2020 election was run with watermarked ballots and that Trump would be installed as president any day now.
And it just didn't work for the direction Alex's content was going.
In order to navigate out of that kind of trouble, Alex decided that Steve was still working for intelligence agencies and was feeding him misinformation.
Essentially, he was a globalist trying to distract Alex and his audience with this fake hope so they wouldn't do the hard work of trying to support Trump in his real battles.
If that's possibly true, then it should call for a full scale reassessment of the other things that Steve has brought into the mythology of info wars, but that audit is more elusive than the one Alex wants to do on the Federal Reserve.
What he's spouting here is just antisemitic trash, and I can't really imagine that Alex doesn't understand that.
He's really gone out of his way to avoid being too explicit about a about a lot of this stuff in the past for a reason, and it's because he's aware of that large section of his audience that are just straight up Nazis waiting for him to come out.
When Alex said earlier that he wasn't dog whistling, he was doing that because he knows that a bunch of his friends like Nick are, and it caters to a specific part of his audience.
It's great that Alex thinks he's operating on some higher level by saying that Hitler and the Rothschilds are bad, but he's actually just infantilizing this issue by pretending that there's an equivalent scare.
And it's bad.
It's real bad.
And I don't think that it's not things that he's thought name all the things that are bad and equalize them with Hitler.
And I think that Alex is trying to play that game where he's acting like this is some kind of complex higher level thinking that he's engaged in and it's not, it's baby shit.
But what I am is openly against racist black people, and that's not even most of them, but they're out there, and I will not bow to them, and I won't bow to Jews trying to make me feel guilty to them, and I'm not going to bow to anyone, and I'm proud to be white.
And there's only seven percent of the world that's white, and there's all these movements to not be white and don't have a white wife.
And I mean, hell, if you love somebody of this other color, I'm attracted to people of all colors.
But my point is, is it by always telling me it's bad that I'm white all day, I'm like, well, hell, I better get some more white babies around here.
And that's why whenever I say that ICE is going to these places, tearing people from their homes and then putting them in pins, I'm telling you that I don't like Hitler.
That's the problem with liberals is that you say, Oh, I'm going to round up all these people and then they whine at you and tell you that it's bad to be white.
On top of that, he's a coward, and throughout his career he's known that if he let this side of himself be more explicit on air, it would basically fuck over any chances he had at making money.
So he's been pretty vigilant about speaking in his code.
He clearly doesn't feel like that matters anymore, and he's making an obvious play to try to win over some of Nick's fans.
It's not going to work though, because Nick's fans don't want this.
They want someone saying we need to send the Jews to the moon, right?
We're obsessed with the Jews, and they're obsessed with themselves because there is something special.
Especially good and especially bad.
Because anything that's...
If you don't know how to drive it, you'll get your ass wrapped around a telephone pole.
And that's what I'm telling the Jews, not as one-mile-the-group, but the ones you know who you are., stop using psychological warfare, stop using black magic, stop using dirty tricks, stop it.
Because you know what about black magic?
It comes back on the person that does it sevenfold.
You don't even have to tell me anything else than No, what I'm trying to say is that Jews who do black magic will receive worse than seven times the result.
Yeah, like, what in what world are you having so many of these conversations that your tone of voice is like, just stop telling me that the Jews aren't good.
Now I will say, in order to just kind of palate cleanse from that last clip, when Alex says that when you're favored by God, you're also favored by the devil, I was waiting for him to say, It's what Mike Tyson said.
It feels like if I were to see that as my enemy and then do everything I could to defeat them.
And then later on, whenever it became convenient, I was like, no, we're best friends and I control everything.
That would make me the guy who's in charge of all of these satanic sex rituals.
Now, if I'm in charge of a bunch of satanic sex rituals and I allow them to keep happening, that would suggest to me that I'm not very in touch with the Lord whatsoever.
I'm kind of more on the let's do satanic rituals side.
And if Alex believes any of this stuff, it's kind of stupid that he's doing a show like this is not something you clearly won't be able to solve that kind of a problem through a radio show.
Yeah.
Getting more awareness around this is not going to work.
When it comes to stuff like the CIA being involved, they've done stuff with the Playboy Models of the Month, you know, getting them to be like prostitutes for high level leaders of other countries.
Yeah, and then it ties in to the beauty pageants, and the beauty pageants go to the child pageants, and that all ties in to the children children's stuff.
So I think when Alex says that Trump doesn't want to leave his destiny in someone else's hands, he's kind of saying that Trump doesn't want to be investigated because he knows he's dirty as hell.
You feel, I mean, obviously Alex is a disgusting bigot piece of shit and I don't really have a whole lot of empathy for him, but you feel for a guy who really thinks for most of his shift, everything is going to be okay.
I'm going to distract people with the pot farm bust.
And maybe you can do like, you know, maybe you're a little bit more Kyunani and maybe you're a little bit more Pachanicky, maybe you're a little bit more Alexy.
There's different flavors of it.
But there was a united front for the most part that was kept up.
In the same way that like Bass is trying to treat him like an adult or a child in that press conference, that makes him appear like he's having an argument.
on a level of what is actually in the interest of helping these people that have been ravaged by this fire.