#1088: October 19, 2025 dissects Alex Jones’ dismissive take on the "No Kings" protests—7M participants across 2,500 sites—calling them a "white geriatric race war ploy," despite debunked claims like MSNBC’s 2017 footage hoax. He pivots to unfounded conspiracy theories (e.g., Tim Walz-linked murders, Israel media bias) while deflecting questions about his own credibility, including his refusal to investigate anonymous videos targeting figures like Erica Kirk. Dan and Jordan expose Jones’ reliance on flattery from allies like JD Vance and Chase Geyser, whose past subservience contrasts with his own hypocrisy, hinting at future Infowars instability under new leadership. His avoidance of accountability underscores a pattern of exploiting outrage without substance. [Automatically generated summary]
Yeah, and you'd like to just leave that fur on, but you got to keep them groomed, keep them keep it tight, and then you got to replace it with a cute sweater.
Sometimes, you know, you let it go too long because in the outside it looks good, but then when you shave it off inside, oh, you don't know what she's been hiding in.
You know, of getting through the process of being allowed to drive.
Yep.
You know, it is, it is quite a hassle.
And I thought that it wouldn't be honoring of making it through that and the help that I got from you and people like Angela Lampsberry and shit if I didn't make use of that.
And so on Friday, yeah, I had nothing really to do necessarily that needed to be done.
And I wish that there was something a little bit more exciting as a story other than just like I met a nice person and walked for a while chatting about life.
But that is really great.
It's just not like it's not as exciting as I saw a bear.
We're on the 272nd day of the return of the Trump administration.
What an incredible time to be alive.
I want to open the phones up tonight for folks to call in and give their prognosis 11 months into the return of the Trump administration to give us your take on where you see the direction of the country going and whether or not you think Trump's getting a B plus and A plus and what do you think he can do better?
Just quite frankly, Trump's doing better than I thought he could do.
Still, it's very frustrating, knowing what he's working with, to see the bad guys we know are in the DOJ slowing down the prosecution of the deep state because this isn't about vengeance.
This is about survival of the country.
I mean, the crimes that Obama and Hillary and the rest of them, Clapper, Brennan, committed are just insane.
But hey, we got the first big three indictments, and a lot more are coming.
But let's just give the Krabenstein brothers put another video they claim is Chicago.
Kind of looks like the immigrant illegal alien migrant caravans under Obama and Biden done it, doesn't it?
But it's not, that's not illegal aliens, most of them know.
No, we've got ground footage in Chicago and ground footage in Austin, and I saw it moan eyeballs and ground footage in LA and Seattle and New York.
We've got the ground footage.
And we know that 95% will show you a bunch of these videos coming up.
That's when publishers all describe them.
When I say 95% are white at these things, that's being lenient just to kind of throw in some black or brown people because I really can't find them in almost all the videos.
The number one threat facing America is geriatric, leftist, communist, moron idiots who happen to be white, who've been running around trying to get a race war going so they can still feel like they control America.
A large turnout is one way, but there's also a lot of intangible things like community organizing and using the large turnout as a platform to boost awareness of advocacy groups that folks going to the protest might have been previously unaware of.
Reflecting on a protest is tough because there's no single metric that you can tell if it made a dent or not.
And I think that territory is really easy for shitheads to fuck around with.
As for the fake images from 2017 thing, Alex is just lying.
Right-wing dipshit Twitter accounts started accusing MSNBC of running footage from 2017 and claiming that it was the current No Kings protest in Boston.
And this claim spread, going so far as to having Ted Cruz retweet it.
He would go on to delete this post because the footage of MSNBC, they were running it.
Obviously, it wasn't almost all white people at these protests, but this is not a meaningful argument to engage with.
I would suspect that the overall diversity of the protests was lower than it would be if there wasn't an ongoing state-sponsored terror campaign aimed at detaining and arresting people they suspect of being immigrants.
I think there's probably a lot of people who don't feel safe outside their homes right now, and that might be a factor, but I'm not going to argue the demographics of this protest with Alex.
All right, let me give you a little overview of what we've got here this evening.
The globalist Soros, Democrat, Communist, Pedo, Satan worshiper, New World Order, No Kings, overthrow of Trump, ridiculous demonstrations, also known as the No Brains.
Got him.
Rally.
They had the last big one on June 14th, and then a agency board head for Tim Walz in Minnesota's operation went and killed a state rep, state senator, shot their spouses, and then got caught and said he was doing it in a false flag for Tim Walz.
Who knows what happened there?
Be very suspicious, but that was about it for violence.
I mean, the left attacked a bunch of people, beat up people, shot a few people, set some fires, but still not the earth-shattering garbage they promised.
You might notice that Alex has no new information about this case, which he's reporting as a very possible false flag operation run by Tim Walz, where the person carrying it out has survived and seems willing to talk.
That's strange.
He's so incurious about this case, which should be maybe the only thing that a person who is like what Alex pretends to be would focus on.
For all of his other primary failings, Alex has a decent business instinct.
And he's not curious about digging further into this story because he knows that he's got everything he needs out of it.
And asking more questions will only reveal how dumb it was to pretend that Vance Bolter was carrying out a false flag for Tim Walz.
If Alex actually believed this guy was working for Walls, but realized that he was being set up, so he reached out to Kash Patel to spill the beans, then Alex should be doing everything in his power to advocate for him to get a public hearing and the largest platform possible.
He would be trying to do interviews with him while he's in jail and sending his reporters to Minnesota.
He would have to do that because if he believes any of this stuff, then Vance Bolter is one of the only people in the world who's a legitimate dangling thread of a globalist false flag operation.
He would represent the holy grail for Alex.
Like if one of the 9-11 hijackers had survived and wanted to talk about how Cheney had hired him.
One, he knows Bolter is full of shit and has no interest in risking letting the audience see that.
And two, he knows that the more that anyone looks into the case, the more they'll likely find that Bolter is a Trump fan and an Infowars listener who did exactly what Alex has preached was the thing that the smart right-wingers would do if a civil war kicked off.
And they'll also find Alex and Matt Bracken talking about how the civil war was kicking off at the No Kings protest in June and that Bolter told his wife and kids, quote, dad went to war last night.
Alex doesn't care to dig into this story because on some level, he knows that it leads back to him.
These are the real world ramifications of his fake world bullshit, and he doesn't want people to treat him like they are.
He doesn't want to have to be held to account for like, this is part of what you want people to do, you dip shit.
But the problem is that the noise that he's making, if you believe conspiracy theory ideology at all, the noise that he should be making is all eyes on Bolter.
Everybody, like, because if you can unravel this, it unravels so much.
Sooner or later, Carrie knew that Mark Richards was full of shit, but she still went to that jail because you got to go to the jail to talk to that guy.
And their own estimates are 7 million in over 2,500 locations.
And I have no doubt it was in thousands of locations because I talked to people in Bassdrop and Dripping Springs and Waco and towns out Arlington, Texas.
I got calls from friends and family and got a guy at the gas station says, I live in Dripping Springs.
200 of them blocked the road.
We're beating on our windows this morning.
So, I mean, the local news said basically every town of any size in Texas even had it, not the cities.
And they were all over downtown.
I was down there doing a podcast Saturday morning on Sean Johnson's podcast.
It's come out a few days at his studios.
And I saw Palestinian demonstrators and saw Antifa even at 10 a.m.
And then I came out of the podcast about 12.30 and saw even more.
So there was a lot of them, but there's 350 million people in this country.
And it reveals the kind of elementary school playground shit Alex is involved in.
If this is the largest protest in history and it's only 2% of the entire population of the U.S., then 2% of the population is the largest mass gathering in history.
2% of the population may seem like a small amount in a poll, but apparently it's a gigantic number of people in terms of getting them out on the streets demonstrating.
Alex would frequently bask in the exaggerated numbers of folks who were showing up to the Stop the Steal protests and how many folks were at January 6th.
And all that's fine to do.
It's just pathetic to try to have it both ways.
If it's embarrassing to get 2% of the population out to these protests, then you have to accept that your protests got way less than that.
And also, Alex screams about like 3% of the population caused the civil or the Revolutionary War.
Hates America so they'll coalition with anybody that hates the West, hates Christianity, and hates white people.
That's the sacrament of the left.
But just like the crooked pull it up, all those big famous Black Lives Matter deals where you'll have the black Israelites or whatever, that crazy group saying, lick my boots, bitch.
And there's just thousands of white people bowing down going, oh, we worship you and FBI agents and cops doing it and people licking black people's boots.
And again, that's all funded by Soros to create division, obviously.
So being pro-LGBTQ and pro-Palestinian are not incompatible positions.
If a group is facing a genocide, then you don't have to agree with all of their social and political positions in order to oppose the continuation of that genocide.
Even beyond that, it's foolish to pretend that all Palestinians or all Muslims would want to throw gay people off buildings.
That's something that's the territory of religious extremists.
And while it may not be as flashy as throwing someone off a roof, Alex supports things like conversion therapy, which is in many cases just torture.
If you were LGBTQ, you have a good reason to fear Islamic fundamentalism.
But Christian fundamentalism poses the exact same threat.
Another trend that we're seeing in Alex's content in recent days that is reflected here is there's an increase in him starting to villainize white people who he might have called race traitors in the past.
This is an unsurprising development because it's kind of how racist movements evolve to start attacking the people who are of your in-group, who are not loyal to your in-group.
By the way, somebody in California and San Diego and other places is happening is putting signs on people's cars under the windshield wipers saying, because Latinos are being kicked out by Trump, we're going to start killing all the white people.
Alex's curiosity really never goes the other direction.
Every time there's a white victim of a crime, it was racially motivated as an attack, and it's proof that white people are the most persecuted people in the world.
And every time that there's a black victim of a crime, Alex does his best to illustrate that the victim kind of deserved what happened and that the attack might have been fake.
He's still talking about Jesse Smollett, which tells you how rarely he's right about his consistent behavior of trying to invalidate racist violence.
So there was a person on Reddit from San Diego who posted a flyer they allegedly found on their car that starts, quote, we have a job for you, helping us kill white women.
It's a little incoherent as a whole, but it seems like the job that they're offering involves poisoning white women's drinks at restaurants so they'll overdose and be called drug addicts and no one will ever have to no one will come and arrest you because they were doing drugs.
Once you start doing that, it does seem to be a solution to a lot more problems than before you start.
Like, I've never thought, here's my solution to this problem, printing stuff out and putting it on a windshield.
But then you're kind of pot committed once you do it the first time because if you give up, then you have to admit that it was never a good idea in the first place.
Yeah.
So you got to keep on, you got to keep on doing everything.
Yeah, and you're able to like, you know, associate whatever these messages are with things like a community health center that provides care that you don't agree with or the amalgamated transit union that supports workers in the transit field.
So like you have these things you can target with your crazy lashing out.
And I think that's really more what's going on here than anything.
I understand the goal is to create racist conversation and people freaking out and thinking this is real or conversely doing what Alex is doing and thinking it's fake and a false flag.
And I wanted to tie that into it because the real violence is Democrat judges, state and federal.
I mean, I've got news articles here where they're releasing people that have 111 arrests, dozens of them for violent car, excuse me, 40 of them in one case.
40 carjackings and robberies out of 111 arrests.
And the Soros DA just keeps letting them out because they're black.
And then black folks are in the local news going, listen, lock these people up.
It's not hardly any of the blacks doing it.
It's a small number.
Literally, when they arrested him for the 111th time, they got on his phone.
He's plotting to kill the police because he thought this is one case when I played because he'd be free to kill whoever he wanted if he could just go ahead and kill cops.
So he's looking up, what's the sentence for killing a cop?
I mean, you know, to my thinking, anything that you don't want to have happen that you allow to happen 111 times, somewhere along the line, you could have gone, maybe there's a different solution to this problem.
White government bureaucrats at every level that think they're the ruling class, and all they are are the minions that sold the country out that now want violence because they want to cloud and pivot and collapse everything.
And they think they're going to come out on top of the wrecked country.
I mean, look at these smiling, idiotic young women.
You know, they've all got two or three college degrees, and they've all got government jobs.
I'll bet my right arm, you ask all those women, what do you do?
Well, I work in the Department of the Social Media.
But there was an incident yesterday that I'm a little upset about because it happened to me.
I went to Fort Myers is where I live at, and on 41 and Daniels, this will give a picture to everybody that lives around here.
I was trying to make it to the end of the crowd so I could come back and start asking questions.
So you could also see how people here in Florida are reacting.
And I didn't even get to make it to the to the end of the crowd.
One, it was so large.
But two, I was going through the crosswalk and a guy came through, swerved around in between the curb and another car and hit me with his car because of all the rhetoric that is going on.
He thought that I was with the people at No King.
He found out later after the cop came and we filled the report out.
I told the cop, I said, you need to go over there and tell him that I am a Trump supporter and that's who he hit, not one of these people.
He hit a Trump supporter.
So the cop told him that and the guy and the cop came back and he said, you know, he's really sorry and would like to talk to you.
And I didn't go over there and talk to him because, one, he didn't get arrested because he was a retired police officer and he should have been.
And two, because I was so upset because of all the rhetoric.
I can't even walk down the street legally in a crosswalk without somebody thinking something and they just want to do whatever they want to do.
And it hurt my feelings more than anything to think that one of my own people hit me with their car and I can't even go and talk to anybody else.
So it really feels to me like this caller thinks that if this retired cop who hit her with a car had hit a leftist protester with the car, it would have been okay.
The only problem is that she is a Trump supporter, so she doesn't deserve that kind of thing.
And the rhetoric in the country has gotten so heated that the people on her side aren't being careful enough about who they hit with their cars.
Instead of feeling like this person is saying, don't hit people with cars, it definitely comes off like her point is you're hitting the wrong people with cars.
Yeah, I don't, I can't see any way to listen to that and not go, wrap it up.
Everybody, wrap it up.
We've reached the end.
The number of things that she has inadvertently revealed, along with the fact that she's not even that concerned about the rampant corruption of a retired officer being able to murder people.
At the end of all of this, like teasing out all of these threads, I believe that what is under this is her believing herself to be a person and the other people not to be people.
Yeah.
If he had hit somebody who was an Antifa protester or whatever with his car, they probably deserved it.
And I noticed a bunch of people on the board are calling in about Israel, which is fine.
I'm a big critic of what goes on in Israel.
I heard every time there's an event, there's a pressure campaign to say it's Israel and then to bully people that don't say it's Israel and then a bunch of fake stuff getting put out to make people believe it's Israel.
Israel's got enough bad things it does then to make stuff up.
That's not the department I'm in.
And I don't fake anonymous videos when I see it.
I mean, it is anonymous, what the lady was just talking about.
But look, I don't talk about all the behind-the-scenes stuff I know.
Anytime I want, I go to the White House, Marlago, TPS, TPUS event, any of it.
Okay.
For Kirk Daddy, he said, why aren't you calling us?
Why don't you try to come on?
Why don't you come on?
We've reached out.
Why don't you come to more of our events?
I'm like, well, the bankruptcy and family, and I feel like I can do more here.
And, you know, you're doing a great job.
Charlie Kirk has been listening to me for 15 years.
I was having breakfast with Tucker last Monday up in Maine for a while on the show, and we were talking about he's about to get on a plane that night and flop to have dinner with the vice president and Erica Kirk.
And he was just talking about all their concerns and how hardcore they are and how the battle and how they're confused by a lot of stuff going on.
And I know how, I mean, JD Vance five years forever ran for the Senate, was doing newspaper interviews, defending me and talking about the First Amendment, how he loves my show, and been listening since he was in college.
I mean, these are real people.
And I know it's fashionable to just say everything's fake and this isn't real or that's not real.
So just before this, a caller had asked Alex about a video that she saw on Twitter where a guy with a blurred out face had alleged that Erica Kirk has been working for Israel and it's all part of a larger conspiracy that she was his handler.
Alex ranted a bit in response to this caller about how anonymous blurred face videos mean nothing and how you have to be more careful with your sources, which is real fun.
I was going to play that initial call, but it ends up being about 10 minutes long, and I'd need to play it uninterrupted, and it's not really worth it.
Suffice it to say that Alex is very offended by this caller suggesting that the anonymous video should be taken seriously.
This is what leads into this clip, where Alex is coming back from break and basically saying that he doesn't want to talk about Israel and that everyone in power is cool.
All of these people are great and heroic because they make Alex feel important.
JD Vance is a good vice president because he makes Alex think he's a fan of his dumb show.
If anyone were a longtime listener of Alex's show, or even like kind of brief time listener, they would know that he's severely vulnerable to flattery.
Steve Pieczenik explained it to Alex's face how he was a guy who could be compromised by people validating his sense of importance.
Roger Stone essentially took over Infowars by playing into Alex's grandiosity and need to be like a central spoke in the wheel of history.
Alex is an open book in terms of how you can manipulate him.
So I find the argument that these people are great because they pretend to like Alex a little bit thin.
And honestly, I think it makes more of an argument that they're bad actors, that they are evil people, that they are flattering Alex.
If I were Alex, I would be much more worried about that than he is.
I mean, just from a purely simple social construct, right?
If I'm with this person and we feel good together, but then whenever I take what I'm with this person out and give it to other people and they get mad at me, but they don't get mad at that person, I'm a shield.
I am not a real person.
I am a wall to protect that person from any kind of criticism.
And like if JD Vance is telling you, hey, I love you.
I've lived, listened to you since college, and like he will go and like host Charlie Kirk's show after he gets killed, but doesn't associate with you in public at all.
If Trump is supposed to love you and think you're the best, but hasn't appeared publicly with you since 2015, like you gotta kind of ask some questions.
If all of these people, like Benny Johnson and Tucker, they got invited to speak at Charlie Kirk's Memorial and you didn't even get in.
I mean, I don't think that it's always a positive, but having a fairly solid knee-jerk reaction to any sort of flattery as being, what the fuck do you want?
It hasn't hurt me too bad in my life, and it's probably served me pretty well in a lot of situations.
And he exploits that for his own gain and resents this idea that someone else could be doing something that he knows to be nebulous and unfightbackable.
I think, especially, yeah, if you're someone who's in the lane that Alex is in, The lengths that you're going to have to go to to turn like left-wing protesters into the most powerful entity in the world.
The most famously toothless thing that people have done for the past hundred odd years, you're going to try and turn into a Soros run genius operation.
I would also accept him going away and then Chase turning it into like a weird buttercream gang version of InfoWars, where he's just kind of way more wholesome and just doesn't really touch on too much, likes to give British Baking Show reviews, like does the whole thing, just like pulls it all back.