Knowledge Fight #1080 dissects Alex Jones’ bizarre 2025 Hitler mustache stunt—dismissed as desperate, poorly executed satire—while critiquing his extremist pivots, like defending Nick Fuentes and framing globalists as "Captain America." His claim that Hitler ranks as a top cultural figure (YouGov/IMDb data contradicts) exposes deeper contradictions, from white supremacist rhetoric to debunked Sandy Hook conspiracy theories. The episode frames the stunt as attention-seeking misdirection, revealing Jones’ unraveling relevance amid far-right alignment and his own erratic messaging. [Automatically generated summary]
No, but I just, I always have this feeling whenever I get sick, which is not very often, but it's just so crazy to feel the absence of the sick once it's once you start feeling better.
Ironically, in essence, right, if you think about the battles in Final Fantasy Tactics, a good battle could take you, you know, like 10 minutes as you negotiate things, move around the place, that kind of thing.
So there's no real good way to beat around the bush on this one.
Last Thursday, Alex decided to shock the world by doing his show with a Hitler mustache.
And what may go down in history as the saddest and least impactful publicity stunts of all time.
Obviously, the goal is to piss off normal people to the point where they'll write articles about Alex's Hitler mustache, which will probably and hopefully set off a chain reaction of other people online defending Alex's Hitler mustache.
And if Alex is lucky, it turns into just an online avalanche of attention that people are arguing about: is it okay to do this?
Before we discuss any of the actual content that Alex did, I just want to say that this is the most junior high-ass edgelord shit imaginable, and Alex should be ashamed of his lack of creativity.
The goal is to shock people, and he's unable to read the room well enough to know that him rocking a Hitler mustache isn't going to shock anyone.
People who don't like him are going to think that it's overdue and it looks bad on his head.
And the people who are into Hitler are going to think that he's a poser and he's trying too hard.
The only people he stands to shock with this are his actual paying audience, the people who don't want to think that they're Nazis supporting a dictator.
Spectacles like this are supposed to be confrontational in a way that plays into the agitator's advantage.
For example, someone desecrating an American flag is hoping to create an offended reaction in a viewer who thinks that you need to respect the flag.
Then the desecrator can argue that the flag stands for the freedom to desecrate the flag itself.
So the act of desecration is actually the ultimate form of respect that you can have for it.
Ideally, the offensive act leads to a shocked reaction, which then creates a conversation that builds a bridge between two seemingly distant positions that are actually much closer than they appear.
The problem with Alex's Hitler mustache is that there isn't much to it, and it doesn't really have any possible conversations that grow out of it.
Nope.
And most of the outcomes seem negative for Alex.
Consider this through the prism of that flag desecrator.
In that model, Alex would be wearing a Hitler mustache in order to make a point, which we later learn is that his enemies are like Hitler.
His goal is to wear the mustache so he can demonstrate how unlike Hitler he is.
And we'll start off with the artistic piece that Alex released on Twitter on Thursday, where he takes on the character of Adolf Hitler, resurrected in 2025.
So I think it's important that we track the character Alex is portraying and wants what the character itself wants, because this character isn't just doing a monologue for no reason.
He is Hitler himself, resurrected in the year 2025.
And as we start this video off, we see him reflective and fairly pleased that so many of his ideas are being used by world leaders today.
Apparently, he's excited about the EU, since that's the idea that he decides to begin with.
As Alex, as Hitler, as the guise of Hitler, is making that claim, the video flashes up a headline to back up this point from the Express that says, quote, the EU was Hitler's idea and proves that Germany won the Second World War, claims a new book.
This headline is for an article that's discussing how historically inaccurate this book is.
But because Alex can move quick and he never has to explain anything, that headline's a perfect prop that's going to convince passive viewers that there's something behind what he's saying when there really isn't.
Of course, I was in World War I. And due to the incredible science that we developed in Germany in 1944, time teleportation, I'm now back with you here in the year 2025.
And I can tell you, though, I don't really believe in Western values and freedom.
I believe in law, force, and power, and control.
And that's why I'm endorsing Governor Gavin Newsom for president in 2028.
So now he's a time-traveling Hitler who's decided to come to the U.S. in 2025 so he can endorse Gavin Newsom for the presidential race that's happening in three years, which Newsom hasn't officially entered.
I hate to be a stickler for writing, but I feel like Hitler would have a bunch of other things that would be concerning him if he popped up in 2025.
I'm sure a Democratic governor is scary, but does Hitler have any thoughts on Trump?
Like, does he have any thoughts about the attempt to turn Charlie Kirk into a martyr and a saint for the ultra-nationalist cause?
Does he have any positions on the Trump administration's weaponization of ICE and how it's a clear tool for building white nationalism?
Pumping up Newsom's chances in 2028 is good stuff.
And I see why time-traveling Hitler would do that, but it seems low on the list of things he'd want to talk about.
And they so they invented the time traveling machine in 1944, which suggests that we're talking about a Hitler who is somewhere between 1944 and his death very shortly afterwards.
I would suggest that from everything that I know in this time period, if we were to time travel Hitler to now, he would be ranting and raving about the stars.
So if he has got an opinion on electoral politics, I think we've effectively neutered Hitler.
All of you who want to truly be strong need to support a leader like him that could set up the condition with such precision to burn down the most valuable real estate in the world and then take control of it in an emergency himself and take the property from the people and announce a plan to build a 15-minute UN city.
He did to the Palisades in just a couple days, what it took me weeks to do to Warsaw when I bombed them with Stuka.
I know that when Alex is playing Hitler, so there should be some expectation that the things he's going to say are a bit out of line, but this is pretty bad.
Hitler starts with the premise that Newsom burned down the Palisades so he could grab the land and make a 15-minute city, which is so much more efficient than when Hitler had bombed Warsaw.
I guess the conclusion you're supposed to make is that Hitler was bombing Warsaw so he could get that valuable real estate under his control and make a more walkable urban center that didn't require so many cars.
Is that what Alex is getting at?
In the real world, what Alex slash Hitler is referring to is the end point of the Warsaw Uprising in 1944.
Casualties were in the hundreds of thousands, and it all ended in the near-complete destruction of the city of Warsaw carried out by the Nazis as punishment.
If you spend a little time learning about these two events, it's very hard to see them as similar.
And the connection Alex slash Hitler is making is a little offensive, but just a bit offensive.
And just as the great Hakeem Jeffries said three days ago, when the Democratic Party gets back in power, we are going to arrest every Trump supporter and imprison you.
As people who are flirting with the Trump administration or doing the bidding of the Trump administration or engaging in the pay-to-play schemes of the Trump administration, the statue of limitations is five years.
Donald Trump and this toxic administration will be long gone, but there will still be accountability to be had.
So Jeffries was being interviewed on CNN about the Trump administration indicting their political enemies, and he made the point that a lot of them could be facing a similar fate if the Democrats get back in power.
This was largely in reference to folks like Tom Holman, who seems to have very obvious crimes that he could be charged for.
Well, it wasn't about rounding up all the Trump supporters, but it makes total sense for Hitler or Alex to lie about his words, to use them as propaganda.
Yeah.
Both of them have the familiarity with that kind of behavior.
So if time-traveling Hitler or resurrected Hitler was around, they had the goods to be able to go to Alex and be like, hey, I'm going to host your show.
I presume that there was an American time travel machine created shortly afterwards, and they are chasing Hitler throughout time in a very kind of almost comic of errors kind of situation.
Well, you know, for some people, a generic supplement choice that's less, you know, radical than methylene blue, which is incredibly powerful, might make more sense.
Something like a methylene drive, a power plant, Voltsman Bernie.
But the saddest part is at the end there when Rex steps up to the plate to save Alex's failed attempt at plugging methylene blue, and Alex just shivs him.
Alex asks his mom if she took the blue drink and she said no and that she's scared of it, which leads to a conversation about how it's extreme.
Rex correctly understands that they're filming a commercial and that talking about how one product is too strong, that's not selling anything.
But offering less strong alternatives is.
Rex does exactly what Alex wants him to.
And then Alex says, oh, more plugging, and then moves the camera over to look at his daughters.
Yeah, you know, I hadn't really considered that in the reprieve we have from the fact that most of the most of the teenagers can't grow solid beards or solid facial hair whatsoever.
So at a time whenever it would be more likely for you to be like, I'm the Hitler mustache guy, you can't even grow a Hitler mustache.
Also, generally, it's really bad to go through life constantly delighting in how people are going to be mean to you about the inflammatory things you're doing that you insist they don't understand.
In this video, we're watching Alex before anyone has seen his mustache, and he's reveling in this idea that the media is going to be so mad at him just because they're too dumb to understand his brilliant satire.
So it's so easy for Alex to laugh about Gene Hackman, which is crazy considering the fact that it's only been like six months since God gave Alex 200 prophetic dreams commanding him to go save Gene Hackman.
And now he's just laughing about how his mustache looked like Gene Hackman.
Another thing that's bothersome is that he says that before he shaved to the Hitler mustache, that mustache, the previous mustache, looked like Gene Hackman.
He also describes that as a pedophile mustache, which is not a compliment to Gene Hackman.
Here's the ultimate thing that I'm disappointed by in all of this.
And there's so many things to be disappointed by.
Like the terrible story, the cash grabbiness of it all, the pathetic call for attention, the weird video of his family at the end of it, which somehow is also related to the mustache, whether it is or isn't.
When you're at summer camp and it's like you and your two new friends and you've only known each other for like a few days, but you just hit it off and you're having that idyllic summer camp experience and you guys just film a little video.
So when you do something like shave a Hitler mustache, you're generally doing it so you could do a specific sketch or a video project and then you rush to shave it off because it's hell to live with one of those things on your face.
Even if you're just a dipshit addicted to attention, you kind of have to be concerned for your safety if you walk around with a Hitler mustache.
Generally, when you give yourself this mustache, you're doing it for the long haul or it's coming off within half an hour.
It seems like Alex had gotten the most that he could out of this spectacle by making the video pretending to be time traveling Hitler endorsing Gavin Newsom.
As I have predicted intensely in the last eight months, or longer now, the drone swarming around the United States, particularly in New Jersey, was human.
And it was governmental.
And it was done as a beta test to create fear for doing it in other parts of the world, namely in Europe on the borders with Russia, so that they could terrorize the public and imply that Russia was going to attack.
We've already seen cases where Zelensky's fired missiles into Poland and tried to blame Russia and been caught doing that.
You now have Hegseph convening a very rare, urgent meeting of hundreds of top generals and admirals.
And of course, Trump basically greenlit NATO going to full war with Russia two days ago.
I mean, it is a little bit like having a shirt with just written on it, like, I want you to interact with me, or at the very least, think about me, or please just something about me, or please, please, please, please notice me, please, please notice me.
It does feel a little divorce dad, kind of like it just happened, and now I don't know what to do, and I don't know where I'm going or what's happening.
That's an interesting framework to look at it through because I think that Owen and Alex breaking up, Owen is desperately in need of creating his own persona.
Everybody's wondering why I have a Hitler mustache.
Well, it's a social experiment to show how people look on the surface of things instead of what the actual policies are.
And so they're misrepresent what I'm doing here today because they're deceivers and that's what they do.
Charlie Chaplin could have a Hitler mustache.
All these modern comedians can.
And I had McGreen put a little compilation of that together.
And that's okay.
But when I, someone who is not a fan of Hitler, because I've actually studied history and had family that was in World War II, get attacked by the left as a Nazi and then by the extreme right as working for Israel, they will say that I am Hitler.
Well, they already do that.
And to be a white man in the West now is to be Hitler.
Even if you don't support the ideas of Hitler, that's what the left does.
In about a minute, the whole grandiose veneer of this alleged social experiment falls to the floor and we're left staring directly at a man who is just upset that white men aren't respected enough these days.
To be clear, the idea of his social experiment was dumb and sounds like something a kid would think of, but at least it has a kernel of defensibility.
You call me Hitler because I look like Hitler, but you ignore that I'm not like Hitler deep inside.
It's a pretty elementary level stuff, but it has the potential to be trite, but still honest as an angle someone else could be doing.
It takes Alex less than a minute to devolve into a much more sincere version of what his social experiment really is about, which is his racist anger.
Alex feels so persecuted and so victimized about being a white man that he thinks that just being a white man leads everyone to think that you're like they look at you like you're Hitler.
Your existence as a white man is equivalent to you being a genocidal dictator bent on world domination, apparently, to Alex.
That's how severely he feels victimized as a white person.
So on a very basic level, this is just stupid and it deserves mockery.
But on a deeper level, this is a really scary development where Alex is blending the feelings of white persecution that drive so much of his content and Hitler.
He's putting on Hitler's face and presenting himself to the audience saying that in the West, being a white man is the same as being Hitler.
It's a sign of how confused you are that you think by embodying a character that says the same things that you actually mean, you're reputing that character by occasionally being sarcastic in the exact same way you would.
Now, obviously, everybody watching is only thinking about my mustache right now.
You are not thinking about all the incredible earth-shaking news I'm about to cover.
And that's because as a species, or really any species, we go off the way things look, you know, the colorations of things, what's on a butterfly, what's on a snake, the patterns out there.
That's what we have.
And so after World War II, for the last 80 years, everything has been a paradigm of: is it Hitlerian or is it Captain America?
Now, please try and remember that all of this childish comic book-level geopolitical analysis is coming out of a 50-year-old dude with a Hitler mustache.
As Alex is going along, he reveals that the powers that be that are trying to, they're trying to keep us in this post-World War II paradigm where everything has to either be Hitlerian or Captain America-like.
Then, he says that the globalists, the New World Order, the Israel lobby, they're Captain America, and everybody else is Hitler.
That's a strange formulation for him to make, but it kind of makes sense if you understand Alex's talk.
The globalists in New World Order aren't real things.
They're just kind of catch-all terms that can be used to name the villains in a way that's safe during PC times.
The Israel lobby is broad enough of a term that people could, you know, you could hear it, you could hear Alex use that and think that he's talking about the Netanyahu government and their lobbying arms, but other people might hear it and think that it's a far broader thing applying to all Jewish people.
What Alex is trying to say is that since World War II, there have been two sides.
There's the globalist NWO Israel group who pass themselves off as Captain America, but are secretly trying to kill off the entire planet and terraform the earth so demons can live here comfortably.
The only opposing force that's strong enough to take them out is white Christians, which is why they've been trying to break up the churches and make white people feel guilty about slavery and all that stuff.
They are the real Hitler types, but because they're in this optics battle since World War II, they've painted themselves as Captain America so that the person that they're fighting will automatically look like Hitler.
Only Hitler would want to fight Captain America, so the white Christian separatist militia types, well, they must be Hitler.
This is all very dumb and child-brained, but I have to say there's also terrible and unacceptable red skull erasure going on here, and I won't stand for it.
If you have the ability to unilaterally send armed human beings to a place of someone who you do not know to quote unquote round them up, and then you do, you are Hitlerian.
You love to hear a guy in a super offensive costume explain how he would totally rather be in a much less offensive costume.
It's fascinating to hear Alex talk through this because it reveals something that he probably doesn't want to be too clear, and that is that he thinks Hitler is really cool.
He could dress up like Jefferson, but then it would look like a nerd, not like the cool, manly Hitler mustache.
Alex associates power and strength with Hitler, whereas he looks at the aesthetics of the U.S. Founding Fathers as being a little too effeminate.
It's great that he thinks he should dress up like Jefferson, but the reality of this exact moment is that he's a 50-year-old man wearing a Hitler mustache on air, desperately begging anyone to attack him for it.
And there's such a rejection of the neo-leftist ADL, Rothschild, BlackRock, anti-human, anti-Christian, anti-white, anti-West that there is an avalanche of support, a flood of support into, well, we want to be the opposite of that.
And I've been telling this for years, and now it's in major polls.
Adolf Hitler worldwide is one of the most popular people.
Only Jesus, Muhammad, the Beatles, Buddha, look it up, are more popular.
In any areas, Hitler is the most popular person in the world because he is seen by the general public that wants to reject this system and doesn't believe a word it says as well.
If he was against this system, then he must be good.
As a white man, you are already Hitler in the eyes of many people because of the brainwashing.
Now, a lot of folks are waking up to that, and you got record numbers of blacks and Hispanics voting Republican, and people see through it.
But there's still a lot of folks that are not aware of that.
And kissing people's ass when they call you racist and going along with political correctness, that only intensifies the more the left, the media, the NGOs, the primary schools, the colleges, the corporations enforce it.
And the more you submit, the more intense the brainwashing gets.
It's a cult.
So even though I disagree with quite a bit that Nick Fuentes says and how extreme he says it, because I'm really, from my own Christian perspective, we have to come together.
That's the plan.
We're so proud of ourselves, love our own sovereignty.
But at the same time, that is the great unifier.
But he's healthy because the left is 10 times more racist than him.
The ADL is 10 times more racist than him.
The race laws in Israel are 10 times more racist than him.
So you can't point your finger at Nick Fuentez and say he's saying these things to stand up for himself when he's under attack, which definitely white people are, to have people that are 10 times more racist point their finger at you and shake their finger.
You're supposed to piss your pants and bow down to them.
It's funny to hear Alex pretending to have some kind of principled disagreement with a Nazi while he's sporting a Hitler mustache.
I think that clip contains the perfect image of what's going on here.
PC shit holds no power in their media space anymore, and Alex doesn't know what to do.
He thinks he can be transgressive and shock people with a Hitler mustache, but does anyone really care at this point?
Some outlets are probably going to run headlines making fun of him, but is there anything past that response he can get out of anyone at this point?
I don't know.
If the old regime of PC culture still existed, then maybe this would be a dangerous thing for Alex to do.
And he could use the opportunity to make an important point, but he's worn out his welcome as a shocking public figure.
So this just has no juice to it.
It lays flat a lifeless mustache on his lip.
And instead of embodying some kind of satirical character that's making a comment about Hitler, Alex is just himself, but with a Hitler mustache.
If Alex with a Hitler mustache defending Nick Fuentes' anti-Semitism is necessary because white people are under attack, if that's what's going on, that's what's going on.
And when you see it, you take in the totality of this site, and unfortunately, you realize that it's not that shocking after all.
This is a complete idiot just throwing out words knowing that his audience has no interest in following formed thoughts.
They're watching a 50-year-old man in a Hitler mustache, so their standards can't be high.
So Alex is saying that the left has gone full Hitler in the past decade because they've made it all racial.
And the way that they've made it all racial is by being anti-white and anti-capitalist.
Sure.
Capitalist isn't a race, but whatever.
The left says white people and capitalism are evil, which Alex says can't be true because everyone wants to get into white capitalist countries because they're culturally superior.
I'm just going to go ahead and put a little check in my box here that says guy with Hitler mustache expounds on how white countries are culturally superior.
We're almost at bingo.
Sure.
So the elites are trying to make everyone anti-white and anti-capitalist because that's how they're going to get rid of the middle class.
But what they're really doing is they're going after the middle class because then that allows them to get rid of due process.
If I'm following Alex's train of thought, then the left has gone full Hitler in the past 10 years or so in order to destroy the middle class in service of making it so you don't have a right to go to court if you're accused of a crime.
The transhumanist, globalist, ultra-eugenicist who all act liberal and loving and fund all the Black Lives Matter and the drag queen story times and the pronouns.
But in reality, Bill Gates is more Hitler than Hitler could ever want to be.
Bill Gates' father took over the foundation of IBM that got the highest award from Hitler to carry out covert depopulation eugenics operations.
Look it up.
It's known.
The real name of the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation is the World Population Foundation, World Population Control Foundation.
The videos of them giving each other awards for it.
We need to get vaccines in them so there's less people.
And then the crowd of rich white people, half of them Jewish, you know, at the TED Talk all clap.
The reason I mentioned the Jewish thing is, you're Hitler.
My dad's plan two professor that he was under for the time.
He was 14, 15, 16.
He was in high school, already at UT for a gifted program, was Professor Speer.
And he was Jewish, head of the body department.
And they had the six best students out of the class.
And after he was there a few years, he did the testing.
He calls my dad in.
They were friends.
They went to dinner, hung out, all of it.
Went to his house.
He finally says, David, I'm Jewish.
You know that.
But he said, and he had him in like in his area with the butterflies and plants on his house.
He goes, but just like breeding with plants and butterflies and all this, you know, I'm Jewish, and we don't believe in Hitler's form of eugenics, but we are going to carry out eugenics and we do need to depopulate people.
And my dad didn't tell me this till he saw Endgame 17, 18 years ago.
He comes in.
We're going to balance it out for Charlotte.
She was like three years old then.
Let's say how long ago.
She's 21 now.
Yeah, 17, 18 years ago.
My mother watches most of Endgame.
It wasn't done yet.
She goes, David, this can't all be true.
It's all the quotes and everything.
He goes, no, Carol, it is.
So we get in the car during the 20 minutes, and he's sitting there in the passenger seat there in the back, and he just spills his guts on all this stuff.
So I got to say, I don't think that Alex saved the ship there.
He was talking about people applauding Bill Gates, talking about depopulating Africa at a TED Talk, and half of the people there were Jewish.
It's very obvious what Alex was saying there.
So in order to distract away from that, he has to come up with another reason to have brought up Jewish people.
I think he realizes that he's currently wearing a Hitler mustache and the stakes are high.
He comes up with the story about his dad's professor Erwin Speer, who it's meant to create the image of another high-placed individual in the grand conspiracy who's Jewish.
Sure.
This doesn't actually help Alex with the problem that he's created for himself, where he's pitching an anti-Semitic conspiracy with a Hitler mustache on his face.
So he just starts rambling about how his dad never told him about being recruited by the globalists until after he saw NK.
See, here's the thing about when you do something like that, where you go half of whom are Jewish, you wink at the camera because you've got a Hitler mustache on, and then it's a joke.
It's not a good idea to then tell a story about how the conspiracy is real because there are Jews who are trying to lure the smartest youth into their depopulation program.
It's not that we got a bunch of Nazis after World War II and they infected us.
In the Nuremberg trials, their main defense was Margaret Sanger and Thomas Watson of IBM and all the training they got in England and the United States, and that they were simply carrying out their own operation for racial hygiene.
So that's my point is that this is what Benjamin Yetanyahu believes.
And he believes they're the superior master race.
The Germans were like, oh, yeah, we are.
The British are like, well, you know, we are over here.
and Hitler thought they were the best.
Actually, he thought the Brits, for whatever reason, were the, and the Scots were the Uber area.
Read his writings.
That's why he hated and cried when he had to bomb England.
So, fun fact, the Nuremberg Trials Project is an online portal created by the Harvard Law School that maintains over a million pages worth of documentation about the trials that happened after World War II.
You might be surprised to learn that Margaret Sanger is not mentioned once in any of those documents, and neither is Thomas Watson, because they weren't the main defense that Nazis had when they were faced with their crimes.
There was the whole just following orders thing, though.
The thing that has come to be called the Nuremberg defense.
Yep.
That came up quite a bit.
Alex doesn't know shit about history, but he likes to imagine himself in other people's shoes.
So a lot of the time when you hear him talking about history, he's just telling a story about himself.
If he were a Nazi being tried at Nuremberg, he'd start yelling about Margaret Sanger and Thomas Watson.
So therefore, it must have been the most common defense.
Alex is the smartest and most normal person in the world.
So the choices he would make must be the ones that all these people would make, too.
And what he fails to recognize is that like bringing up stuff like Margaret Sanger, that's Nazi propaganda that has been a part of his world, that right-wing world for a very long time.
It's ways that this apologia has been designed to make it look like, hey, the Nazis aren't all so bad.
You know, they were doing things everyone was doing.
Oh, man.
A lot of that is shit that he thinks is history, but it's actually just stuff he probably read in really fucked up pamphlets his dad had.
I wonder if in like 15 years, when we start printing new history books, we'll kind of update things and be like, dude, the Nuremberg defense was totally a reasonable defense.
I think we shouldn't have judged them so harshly.
This is a terrible thing to be like, whoa, who among us has not followed orders given by the Trump administration?
So there wasn't someone who died from taking Tylenol in the wake of Trump's historic and embarrassing announcement that it causes autism, but there was a person who posted a video on social media claiming that they were a nurse who had treated a patient who was pregnant who took a ton of Tylenol despite Donald Trump.
A woman named Nicole Sarodik originally posted, quote, got a frantic call at 4 a.m. from a husband who was given my phone number via someone who had it.
His pregnant wife is now in a ventilator dying of liver failure trying to, quote, prove that Tylenol doesn't cause autism since this is trending on TikTok.
This is an obviously fake story.
And honestly, outlets, news outlets that reached out to this woman for comment, asking for more details, they're missing the point.
This is lore.
It's not meant to be questioned.
It's obvious bullshit, like Tucker getting attacked by a demon.
It's meant to be gobbled up by the in-group, and you asking questions about it ruins all of their fun.
Incidentally, Sarotik is the founder of America Frontline Nurses, a group she founded after rising to viral popularity in the right-wing media space with a video claiming that hospitals were killing COVID patients intentionally with Remdesavir back in 2020.
She's a piece of shit who's been spreading public health misinformation for years, and her current behavior shouldn't be seen as anything other than that.
She isn't interested in advancing health care or wellness.
She's a pot stirrer who monetizes throwing grenades on social media.
And this idea of this person who took a bunch of Tylenol in order to stick it to Trump, that's just, but that's what it is.
So this dipshit posts a fake story of a person taking too much Tylenol to prove to her husband that it doesn't cause autism.
And that gets passed along the chain to the point where now Alex is able to pretend that he has a basis to report that a bunch of pregnant people are committing suicide by ODing on Tylenol just because Trump made them mad.
not is it methylene blue or i think that might be the one that's like if you have to it's really strong it It really only works with Germanic stock or something like that.
The second piece is that Alex has been promoting the idea that Ed Martin, the pardon lawyer for Trump's DOJ and the weaponization task force, he's been promoting that they are investigating some of the Sandy Hook plaintiffs and going to overturn Alex's case and all this.
So Alex has been pushing that a bit.
And then Ed Martin came out and said, no, we're not.
And it was really embarrassing for Alex.
And I think that he needed to change the subject really hard.
Okay.
So I think the Hitler mustache might have been some a play to the Nazi crowd and some a little bit of dipping the toes in the water, swirling it around.
Right.
But also he needed something really major to take the attention away from like a big fuck up.
Well, he thinks that Alex's video is the funniest fucking thing that's ever been done.
So his judgment is in question.
But like, no, I think that Alex wouldn't do this unless there was a need.
Right.
There was a need for, like, and it's not just a need for attention because this kind of a publicity stunt is so desperate and so off-putting that, like, I think that I think you would need to be backed into a certain kind of corner.
And I think the kind of corner that is like Ed Martin, who's my guy in the White House, is saying, no, I'm not investigating these Sandy Hook plaintiffs criminally on Alex Jones' behalf.
Yeah.
I think that's the kind of shit he would need to like hit a hard reset button on or hard shave.
If we're watching the traditional biopic, like VH1 style, this moment where he puts the Hitler mustache on, that is the rock bottom montage.
That's the montage where he's going down and it was like he was going up and then all the drugs start happening and then he starts taking like, oh, I'm going to advertise for pig shit faces.