#1091: November 4, 2025 dissects Alex Jones’ baseless claims—Dick Cheney’s death as a "neocon" victory, election fraud in swing states, and RFK Jr.’s nonexistent vaccine bans—while exposing his reliance on fringe figures like Gavin McInnes (a former white supremacist) and Nick Fuentes. Jones deflects criticism by framing extremism as "locker room talk," but Friesen and Holmes reveal his movement’s shallow ideological commitment, thriving on divisive racial grievances over governance. Ultimately, the episode underscores how conspiracy-driven rhetoric normalizes absurdity while clinging to fading relevance. [Automatically generated summary]
Dick Cheney, one of the most evil men in modern history, died yesterday at 84.
And whereas I don't really like to ever celebrate anybody's death, this is just another bellwether sign of the old evil neocon globalist establishment dying and passing away.
His daughter being thrown out of Congress with the lowest approval rating ever in the low 20s is just emblematic of humanity rejecting their evil.
They knowingly lied about WMDs.
They created the Project for the American Century a year before 9-11, calling for a catalyzing terror attack that would kill 3,000 people.
They said the same number as Pearl Harbor is 3,000.
I feel like Alex doesn't really know that much about Dick Cheney.
While he's doing this special report about Cheney's death, one of the first data points he brings up is about Liz Cheney having low approval ratings in Congress, and then he drops a reference to the project for a new American century.
One of the reasons that you can tell that Alex's interest in this topic is really shallow is that he said that Cheney created PNAC the year before 9-11 or in 2000.
This is because the document that Alex misrepresents about the new Pearl Harbor thing titled Rebuilding America's Defenses was published in 2000.
The think tank itself was founded in 1997.
And although Dick Cheney signed on with their founding publication titled Statement of Principles, he didn't run the group.
There's a lot of bad stuff that you could say about Dick Cheney.
The man worked under Rumsfeld, who was the protege of LL Lemenser that planned Operation Northwoods, the plan to fly planes into buildings and attack U.S. military bases and blame it on Cuba, the Russians, to start a nuclear war.
If you're following Alex, he's saying that Dick Cheney is evil because he used to work for Donald Rumsfeld, who worked for LL Lemenser, who was super evil.
There is much more direct ways that you could go about indicting Cheney for the horrible things he actually did himself.
You don't have to make these kind of weird tertiary connections.
But Alex does need to do that because it's not good enough that Cheney was a critical piece of pushing the Iraq war and expanding the surveillance state.
Alex needs him to be a link in the larger chain of his grand conspiracy story.
It would be just as valid to say that Roger Stone and Rumsfeld both worked for Nixon, so now Roger's connected to LL Lemenser.
And Alex works with Roger Stone, so Alex himself is basically an acolyte of Ella Lemenser.
Yeah, I mean, what would it be a weird This Is Your Life episode?
That would be a very strange thing if everybody just picked one of the things that Dick Cheney did and was like, I'm just going to focus on what if we just had a book report class where everybody picks a year of Dick Cheney's life and finds the horrible atrocity he committed.
So, yeah, I mean, like, within a very short period of time, he's ranking Bush family members on this evil scale and then rambling about Ben Shapiro calling everyone Nazis.
I am your host, Alex Jones, coming to you from deep in the heart of Texas, transmitting worldwide in defense of liberty and resistance to tyranny.
Well, one of the most evil men of the last century, Dick Cheney, died last night of pneumonia and heart failure with one of the many hearts he'd had transplanted into his heartless body.
And I never really celebrate anybody's death, but I am glad that he's had a chance now to face God, the things that he did.
And just notice that the completely out-of-touch Democrat leadership and their own party, including leftist groups, celebrated Dick Cheney and Lynn Cheney, his evil daughter, endorsing Kamala.
And they thought that would be a positive thing with the voters.
So we have a new Republican Party that is almost completely anti-war, anti-neocon.
And we have Mark Levin making really threats towards Tucker Carlson and others, joining Josh Hammer and saying, oh, you think you guys are popular?
You think you're going to stop us?
No, you're not.
So they're trying to sure up the whole neocon arm of the Republican Party that Netanyahu's been right at the heart of by calling everyone that's against it Hitler.
So, first off, let's talk about the key elections in New York, Virginia, New Jersey, Minnesota, Texas, California.
I mean, it's all ultra-important in this off-year election.
And it's really a bellwether for how much election fraud will there be, which a lot of the poll watchers and experts Trump has out there that's been trying to block.
It's totally constitutional.
Will radical Islamists, communist win in New York and in Minnesota and Minneapolis?
Will the CIA, on record, operative in Virginia, win the governorship?
Despite the fact that she defended the AG candidate, saying he's going to kill representatives in the government and their children by name.
So Mamdani did win the New York mayoral race, but the other guy Alex is trying to get killed, Omar Fateh, did not win in Minneapolis.
Incumbent Jacob Fry won another term, and he's from the Democrat Farmer Labor Party, which also included recent murder victim and former Speaker of Melissa Hortman.
So I don't think Alex should see this as not a huge celebration.
He's also lying about Jay Jones, who did win the race for the Virginia AG, and the Democrats flipped the governor's seat in the state, too.
At the end of the day, it was a really bad election for the Republicans, but it probably doesn't matter too much to them because I'm not sure if the government exists anymore.
I would say that in general, based on the way that they are behaving, if you are really into electoral politics, you are going to be disappointed even if you win.
I will say that I don't like to travel around the holidays, but multiple plans I'm privy to have been totally canceled because we just don't want to travel.
I get that he needs to make money stoking fear about Muslims and all this, but trying to play election fraud stories with this particular election just doesn't make sense.
Then we have big developments with ICE, where ICE is now releasing videos from the events you saw over the weekend and other places in Illinois where they plow into ICE vehicles, attack the vehicles, try to get the prisoners out.
ICE slams the people into the ground.
Not even as rough as I would.
They just get them down.
I couldn't help it.
I'd probably bounce the head a few times if you rammed me with your vehicle at 35 miles an hour, 40 miles an hour, and trying to kill me.
And they go, oh my God, and they cut to, again, we already covered this over the weekend, but it's incredible.
They cut to the ice on top of people going, look, they're just attacking citizens, no reason.
And mainstream media, CNN, all of them run it.
That's a scandal.
That's criminal.
That's trying to get ICE killed.
You know, when Trump's like, oh, this other late-night comic talking trash about me, that might be illegal.
They have no viewers.
Their jokes don't become the censor they say you are.
You're not censoring them, but you're making statements like that.
But when you release videos editing the truth and make it look like federal officers are just randomly attacking people, that is a dangerous fraud invoking violence.
So I get that Alex just wants to kill protesters, but it seems kind of laughable that he's trying to justify why it would be okay if federal agents did that.
So the late night host in question here is Seth Myers, who Trump complained at length about on the social media site that he owns, where he said that it was, quote, probably illegal for Myers to have 100% anti-Trump material.
Trump shouldn't try to arrest him because he's small potatoes.
The reason that's weird is that Alex is supposed to care about free speech, and he should have a huge problem with the president ranting about how making fun of him might be illegal.
None of the presidents that Alex has called tyrants whose blood needs to be used to water the tree of liberty have ever said anything close to that kind of shit.
Just going by the date, wasn't there a massive plot point in V for fucking vendetta about how the dictator kills a late night host or some shit like that?
You have the American College of Physicians having to send out a memo to all of the surgeons in the country saying your main mission is to save people Hippocratic Oath.
Do not kill people if they're viable for their organs.
In the real world, there was an article that was published in the Annals of Internal Medicine where the authors discussed advancements in transplantation science and they reaffirm already existing ethical guidelines around the subject.
It's not like they were just like, hey, guys, you're stealing too many organs.
But here's the thing: that happened independent of his, you know what I'm saying?
Like, just because we figured out a way to do that doesn't mean that he's not saying it because that's exactly what he said 100 years ago because it's demons.
It was more widely used in the past, but in 1999, regulators and manufacturers decided to scale it back just in case it was harmful.
There was no solid evidence that it was harmful, but there were other preservative options, so it wasn't worth the risk.
It was still being used with flu vaccines that were multi-dose shots because it's more effective at eliminating germs.
So I guess RFK can just replace it with a possibly less effective alternative.
Great.
RFK probably couldn't have gotten the CDC to ban thamerosol a couple months back, but then he fired the entire vaccine advisory committee and replaced them with his friends.
Quote: The vaccine advisory panel voted in favor of removing thomarisol on a 5-1 vote with one abstention after a controversial presentation from Lynn Redwood, a former leader of the World Mercury Project, the predecessor to Kennedy's group Children's Health Defense, itself a prolific anti-vaccine campaign group.
Redwood's presentation had to be updated after it was found to contain a link to a study that did not exist.
One of Kennedy's vaccine advisors said during the meeting that a presentation from career scientists at the CDC, which laid out thamerosol's safety, was pulled by the secretary's office.
Well, I said this to you a while back, but there is a certain element of like for the CDC, what matters more is consistency, you know?
If you can never trust the CDC, that's pretty much as good as if you can always trust the CDC, because you can always trust the CDC to be wrong about everything, right?
Then we have mysterious interstellar visitor object abruptly lights up and accelerates.
That's 3i Atlas.
And you've got, you know, the head astrophysicist at Harvard saying, no, I really do think it's an alien spaceship now.
Well, it looks like a big rock.
I think that's me.
But a lot of scientists have pointed out and astrophysicists that that would be the best type of spacecraft.
Would have basically a city or a base inside of it with a propulsion system so that when it went through space and ran into space debris and things, it wouldn't damage the whole of the craft.
So it does have a very strange course coming into the solar system.
But again, that's the corporate media.
That's NASA.
That's Harvard.
I tend to lean towards this as more hype, and I don't know if we can even believe what they've said.
We have some of the images from satellites and their telescopes of it.
I was going to say, in this telling of the story, I'm supposed to believe that NASA and Harvard and all of these people are like, wow, I mean, hey, we've been against the whole aliens are with us all the time in the past, but there they are.
So the police in New Jersey found one miner who was responsible for one of the hoax bomb threats on a polling place, but it's unclear if they were behind other ones.
ABC listed the counties that received bomb threats in New Jersey, and four out of the seven of them solidly voted for Harris in 2024.
Sure.
It seems to me that the most likely explanation here isn't some kind of partisan voter intimidation scheme, but rather just a reflection of how fucked up the world is now that it's not really all that big of a deal that seven out of the 21 counties in New Jersey got bomb threats during their off-cycle elections.
Alex can play these fun games with tech glitches and pretend that the machines stole the votes, but I want to put this in a little bit of perspective for you.
There were reports of some machines having isolated malfunctions in Cumberland County, but officials there said that all votes were recorded accurately and there were no problems.
If literally every single vote in Cumberland County went to a Republican candidate, it still wouldn't make up for how much he lost Essex County by, which is where Newark is located.
And he lo he hates when Dems try and do stuff like, you know, whenever they have majorities, they like maybe he'll change the rules a little bit or talk about it.
Now, I want to go to break in about seven minutes and come back and shift into other anomalies and chicanery going on in places like Minneapolis, of course, with our Somali friends and Trump saying, look, if we don't get rid of the filibuster, the Democrats are going to be able to win the midterms.
We got bad news on that front.
Senator John Thune indicates there's not enough votes to eliminate the filibusters.
So they don't even have 50%.
You know, that's going to be Rand Paul.
Look, if we get rid of it, they'll be able to use it later.
And I think that that clip very succinctly and clearly illustrates Alex's political philosophy.
He pretends to care about the Constitution and having a free form of government, but then he realizes he would prefer power.
So all that other stuff is secondary.
It would be totally fine if Alex was just a guy who was honest about wanting power, but his career has been built on this charade that his crusade was somehow about the founding fathers or a love for the Bill of Rights.
He's only been able to attract an audience because he convinced them that he wasn't just another partisan hack and that he answered to higher principles like the Constitution.
He didn't hate Clinton or Obama because they were left-leaning, and he didn't hate the Bushes because they were to the left of his extreme right-wing beliefs.
He hated them because they viewed themselves as above the Constitution.
And the Constitution was the only thing that protected all our freedoms.
It was all an act, and he doesn't have to pretend anymore.
He doesn't even care to look like he's pretending.
If this is what Alex is willing to argue for, then there's really nothing left for him.
Like, if America is teetering on the edge of destruction and Trump has to violate principles Alex thinks are sacred in order to save it, then there's nothing Trump can't do.
He could declare martial law over the country tomorrow, and Alex would have to justify it because if Trump didn't do martial law, the scary Antifa leftists would burn everything down.
Yeah, it's weird whenever people are like, I love democracy, but they don't really understand the fundamental grounding principle of democracy is that arms races are bad, right?
So if Trump puts 50 judges on, well, then the response to that is going to be, I have to put 51 judges on.
You know, Senator Manchin was just on TV and he goes, Well, you know, Trump wins by huge digits in West Virginia because we're really Democrats there, but they like Trump because they know he cares about America and wants people to not be freeloaders.
No, it's because he's the only person voted for nationally.
He's the only person where there's, you know, the they can stack the votes and manipulate with the Democrat races because that's easier to do.
But when it's a straight-up vote like that for the president and you've got the poll watchers and the numbers and all the facts, when you get a landslide for him, the state goes red because it's already red.
I would like Alex to produce this video because Mike Hansen has an archive of his old videos.
It's obviously not full, but he's posted a lot of shit on YouTube.
And I've watched a lot of it.
And this isn't something that happened.
And there's some really boring fucking videos on there.
So, like, if Alex caught election fraud at three in the morning at a counting center, and then the government was like, Yeah, you got us, but we don't care.
I think it's funny that he stumbled upon a really good found metaphor for the whole politics of that idea of like cities are blue, which is just basically people are blue, property is red.
You know, like that concept of, look, see, California's a red state because the people who own everything vote for Trump.
And you're like, well, the people who live there are again it.
So Jefferson was around before there were filibusters, and the congressional rule book that he wrote in 1801 stressed the importance of the previous question motion, which was essentially a way to force a vote with a simple majority.
Five years later, Aaron Burr updated the rules and did away with the previous question motion, which led to the evolution of the filibuster.
I bring this up to illustrate how shallow Alex's Jefferson scholarship is.
He really should know more about this guy that he pretends is so important because he would know what his position is.
I do think that we should get rid of the filibuster.
It's historically been used as a tool of the elites to block civil rights legislation and progressive bills that are really popular with the public, but not with the super rich.
This is a very bad time to get rid of the filibuster because it's super clear that Trump and Alex's movement intends to overthrow the government and all of our basic freedoms.
But on a purely philosophical level, I think the Democrats should have done the nuclear option when they had a chance.
Absolutely.
When Alex is advocating for getting rid of the filibuster, I don't disagree with him on the point.
I think the damage of doing it now will be irreversible.
I want to do a critique of Trump right now from a place of love and a place of wanting to beat the globalists because they literally want to put me in prison and destroy the country and destroy your future and cut your sons and daughters' genitals up.
I think that Trump is probably more competent than the picture that Alex is painting with his, they just taught him how to use the remote with the 50 TV monitors of dumb bullshit that he watches.
I bet he does watch a lot of TV, but I bet he knows how to use a remote.
I think that Alex is creating in his head an almost infantile version of Trump in order to excuse monstrous decisions that are made with a coherent adult mind.
It's just that I see so much as he got better about this in the first six months of his administration not being baited in by corporate media with their lies.
Don't worry.
We're your surrogates.
We'll deal with that.
You're the leader.
You need to be focused on the big strokes, the big issues, which I know you mainly are.
I'm just critiquing to make it better.
And I'll show you examples of this in a moment.
Where Trump is spending his time on Lilliputians that have less than a half million viewers.
And again, Alex seems to have no problem with the president saying that making fun of him might be illegal, which is something that he posted on the social media site that he owns.
His complaint is squarely that Seth Meyers is not big enough for Trump to waste his time on, and he should leave that stuff to his media surrogates like Alex.
I know I say this all the time, but this is such a pathetic outcome for Alex's career to arrive at.
He's supposed to be like the guy who punches himself.
People made fun of him so much, W, whenever he was like, I'm the decider, you know, trying to accurately sum up his job.
It is, to him, it was like, these smart people bring me stuff and I go, this one, not that one.
Is it better one?
Is it better two?
That's his whole concept.
And everybody made fun of him because, you know, you're supposed to be a capable administrator or a talented leader or an organizer or literally anything other than a guy who just goes, that one seems better.
But they have internalized that so much to where now Trump is supposed to be that guy.
Now promote the ideology of liberty and freedom and stop turning these globalists that have all been pro-censorship into victims by saying, I don't know if that late night host is allowed to say that about me.
That might be illegal according to FCC rules.
Yeah, and it's true.
Back in the old days, they were all quiet about it, but they told court media what to do.
You've never gotten to the court media.
You don't want to tell them what to do.
You don't want to be the ESGs and the Democrats and BlackRock telling him to take a knee at the national anthem.
This clip tells you a lot because in it, Alex finally shows that he's totally aware that Trump saying that making fun of him might be illegal is flagrantly opposed to the Constitution.
But that's not why Alex doesn't want him to do it.
Alex doesn't want Trump to take away Seth Meyers' free speech because if he does, then Seth Meyers can complain about how Trump took away his free speech.
Alex just doesn't want to give people he doesn't like something they can complain about where they can play the victim.
This position is cynical and it reflects an ideology that's deeply entrenched in a belief that the ends justify the means.
Trump shouldn't refrain from threatening comedians and media figures because it's fundamentally wrong for the president to do that in our system of government.
He should refrain from that behavior for tactical reasons.
It's important to understand that on a very basic level, Alex just doesn't care about pretending that the Bill of Rights matter anymore.
That's just something we have to make peace with.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That specific example that he came up with at the end there was interesting, too, because I think it reveals how Alex feels about protest.
In the case of taking a knee at football games, he believes that the entire thing was a globalist ESG conspiracy meant to demoralize white Christian men.
It was all pushed by the corporate media who told players that they had to take a knee.
Which is being presented as the positive alternative.
In reality, Alex wants a president who will deprive people of their freedom to engage in protests, like taking a knee, if he doesn't like why they're doing it.
The irony I'm trying to get at here is that Alex wants the audience to hear this as a pro-speech argument that he's making for Trump, but he's actually advocating for actions that would nullify the First Amendment.
So Alex, he seems really confused about the fact that a media star turned president who has filled his administration with a lot of appointees who used to work in the corporate media is now engaging with the media.
He should just come out and say what he means, and that's that he's pissed off that Trump doesn't want to come on his show.
And apparently Alex can't afford him, but 60 Minutes can.
There's a lot of frustration here, but what it really comes down to is Alex having to face the fact that he sold his career to a deal maker and now he has nothing to offer that deal maker.
Yeah, and prior to this, she'd said, quote, no one will ever replace Charlie, but I do see some similarities of my husband and JD, Vice President JD Vance.
Gavin's a piece of shit who started a very sad drinking club that turned into a white supremacist street gang that tried to overthrow the 2020 election, while one of Alex's former employees was second in command of that street gang.
Also, at the end there, Alex is saying he wouldn't let Omar Fateh babysit his kids.
And he has to clarify that it's not just because he's black, because he knows that a lot of his audience wouldn't let a black person babysit their kids.
I like to imagine the person at like, I'm going to have to go with, let's face it, it's going to be University of Chicago because those are the economics guys who truly have the sociopathy necessary to do it.
But what's the proposal for the what we need to research is exactly how thief tendent Somali lawmakers are in terms of like a real long-term study.
Well, I don't think the University of Chicago needs to embark on this costly and time-consuming research because Alex has read an imaginary white paper on the subject.
And I got contacted by two of them, so I called the other one, and they said, listen, TSA hadn't been paid weeks.
This weeks ago, they already got rid of the IT in many areas.
Everything's breaking.
They said a whole bunch of airports like Newark are almost shut down anyways because of the old equipment.
And TSA doesn't have the money.
They've been working for weeks and weeks.
Now it's over a month without pay.
They don't have money for gas.
They don't have money for child care.
So they can't come in.
So now you have three, four, five, six hour lines.
You have, on average, three, four-hour delays everywhere.
Airports shut down for six hours, 10 hours.
Now, Department of Transportation might be forced to shut down some airspace next week.
So they're talking about completely shutting down because if it gets so dangerous, and that's the call of the air traffic controllers, because they don't have enough people, and then it stacks up.
You know, one airport has a problem.
It moves on to the next.
It's a cascade.
They're already having more accidents, planes colliding on the runway.
Here is a clip of the Transportation Secretary about how the Democrat Party terrorism holding up this wow spending legislation has caused this.
We'll talk about this first with Gavin McGinnis right now.
An NBC News poll from November 2nd found 52% blame Trump and the GOP.
On October 22nd, Quinnipayak released a poll showing 45% of registered voters blame Trump and the Republican Party compared to 39% who blamed the Democrats.
I can't find any numbers close to his unless you were to take one of these polls and combine the people who blame Democrats and the people who blame both sides and reported that as people who blame Democrats and then not do the same thing with the GOP.
I can't, you know, it's one of those things where this should be just a massive, like, we do got to redo everything because the idea that air traffic controllers have one of the most stressful jobs that has ever or ever will live, right?
And they're paid shit.
And we've known all of this for like 40 years, longer.
I don't know about air traffic controllers, but it seems like things are getting worse over there.
The government has no reason to be involved with this.
I was just on a flight the other day.
This woman who was doing the, you know, the checking the bags on the little x-ray machine, she was so scared of getting it wrong, she just flagged every single bag.
So now we're all standing there in this mob.
It's like we're in the third world waiting to discuss what's in our bags.
No one had water in their bag or anything they're not supposed to have.
It was just incompetence.
So if anything, if there's a lesson from this, it's privatize.
Privatize everything you possibly can and start with the airport.
Gavin's story is kind of perfect because all that happened was that he was inconvenienced in a line and he came up with a story about it.
He has no idea what the person working the line saw or didn't see in people's bags.
It's entirely possible that she had good reason to check all of the bags that she checked.
But because it annoyed Gavin, he decided she was incompetent.
On one level, Gavin wants to privatize everything because he's part of a political movement that caters to the super rich at the expense of everyone else.
But it's also just a power thing.
If this employee worked for a private company, Gavin would feel a lot more empowered to yell at her and think that he could threaten her job by just complaining to the boss.
But because it's a government job, it's more likely union and she has some protections.
I mean, it is, but it's, and that, it's that attitude that goes back to the air traffic controllers thing.
It all goes back to this.
The powerful people that have existed basically forever think that it is a better motivator to half starve people than it is to give them a comfortable life.
Like the idea that there is no possible way that they can understand that giving air traffic controllers like big pay packages and benefits and stock options like they do with CEOs would probably make them work better.
They just can't process that.
But if you give a CEO a massive pay benefit package, they'll work better.
These are all simpletons, and all of these elections, from the Somali guy to Mom Danny, to basically all elections from here on in are going to be tribal.
They're going to divide into three groups.
Blacks will vote for the black guy.
Hispanics will vote for the Hispanic guy.
Whites will vote for the white guy.
And then within whites, you'll have Jews and Asians.
And within blacks, guys like Mem Daniels, Bangladeshis, Arabs.
Hispanics will just be Hispanics.
But we are drifting in to an idiocracy wherein everything is race-based.
Everything is ethnic.
Everything is tribal.
And they don't care about policies.
None of these people know what Mem Danny's policies are.
Free food at grocery stores, free buses, affordable housing.
Man, that is, that is so funny of like that idea of I must believe by my like everything, by everything that I am, by everything I believe, I must believe that I am at the top of the food chain smartwise.
So I cannot for a single second allow the possibility that anyone I disagree with is capable of a thought at a higher level than mine.
Thus, despite the fact that humanity has created the rocket, these people, they just think black is black.
Just about 25 minutes ago when Gavignis joined us live on air.
It was breaking.
The Department of Transportation might be forced to shut down some airspace, entire airports next week, said Duffy, because everything is breaking down.
Not just not paying the air travel controllers, but a month of not paying with DSA, a month of not paying IT.
The systems are just breaking.
All you can do is then shut down flights.
Well, this just broke.
FAA issues ground stop for all flights in and out of Reagan National Airport due to security issue on a United Airlines flight that landed from Houston, Texas.
All passengers have been offloaded and bussed to the terminal.
And again, a normal security issue wouldn't do this, but when everybody's understaffed, it's falling apart.
This happens.
So all of these things cascade and build up.
Not airlines passengers offboarded as Reagan.
Airport flights placed on ground stop due to security.
So regardless of staffing situations, what happened at Reagan Airport would have led to planes being grounded temporarily, no matter what.
They got a bomb threat from someone saying that a particular plane would explode if it landed and it had landed.
Alex is reporting this as if it's somehow connected to his earlier story because that's a good way to heighten tension and create intrigue and keep people listening.
But like, he has no reason to think that these are connected.
Yeah, I mean, I just, I just don't know how I can, I don't know any way to process the air traffic controller story other than everybody in the government should be like, hey, we punched ourselves in the dick so hard in the past.
We're feeling it in the future.
Literally, Reagan punched himself in the dick so hard, his kids are hurting.
I want to get into Israel and the weird, it is weird because anybody that pays attention even to mainstream news, the universities, but also the internet, you'd say, oh, that's just text, that's just Facebook, that's just TikTok.
No, it's on the street.
It's when I go to a gas station.
It's when I got a repair guy at my house.
That's what I'm thinking.
I'm black, Hispanic, you know, old, young, white.
They're like, you know, it really is Israel.
They run everything.
We just dealt with them and everything be all right.
And I'm like, no, Israel's got some corruption and major problems.
There's a big lobby manipulates us.
They want to get us to war with Iran.
I've got major issues.
But no, I don't think, I don't think if we sent all the Jews to Mars, that would fix all the problems.
That said, there's such anti-white, such anti-Christian stuff from the left and others.
You can't point to Nick Fuentes and say he's the devil for basically responding to that by behaving the way he does because he doesn't sound half as hardcore as a leftist who says all Catholics are Christians or the devil and whites' genetics are inherently evil.
I mean, there's inherent anti-Semitism in the DNA of Europeans.
It's all crazy because the left will tell you Europeans are inherently anti-Semitic, but the Jews are the devil.
You allowed this to, you allowed yourself to become this kind of garbage.
But like, I think that, you know, there's something, there's something fascinating about how like Alex can't, he has to create this like cartoon character of like, oh, white genes are bad.
I'm back on Twitter now after a seven-year gulag, and I was saying that the thing that annoys me about the left is they have this Facebook MSNBC bubble.
And I know that sounds old, but these people are old.
And they put something in the bubble.
They can curate it just like a museum.
And they go, all right, Trump is going to go for three terms and he's going to take away your social security.
So have a no-kings rally defying those things, which aren't even true.
And so they have this massive rally, and it's frustrating.
But we are the same.
Someone has decided to curate our bubble and say, drive a wedge from right to right about Israel, anti-Semitism, use Nick Fuentes and their hero, Tucker Carlson, and make that separate the right.
No one's injecting some kind of feud into their right-wing bubble, but pretending that's what's happening is the only way that Gavin can ignore the fact that there's just a divide happening in their media space that's based on a sincere disagreement.
They all want white supremacy, but don't agree on whether or not Jewish people can be white.
Nick was clear that he doesn't believe Jewish people are white, and Gavin was clear that he thinks Jewish people are exceptional whites.
This is the argument that they're having in all of these debates.
And I just refuse to play along with the idea that they don't understand that.
They're not that oblivious of these issues that they care so much about.
Well, I mean, listen, if you're the type of person who says the only way that this thing that's happening makes sense is if a random unknown person is sabotaging it for an unknown reason, that sounds crazy, right?
But if what you're doing is this, then the only way for you to not sound like you're crazy is to be like, well, somebody's sabotaging us, clearly.
Yeah, in the same way that Alex has to create this cartoon character to justify talking about Nick, Gavin has to create this delusion of bubbles in order to justify sabotaging us, then we're crazy.
Like, there's a couple points where he tries, Gavin tries to rebut a point that Nick is making by calling a Jewish person that he knows, and then the Jewish person ends up agreeing with Nick.
And I've had talks with Fuentes off air and on air, and I've said, listen, the Democrats are making you this poster child and saying how great you are and pushing you and the young Turks are because they want to drive this wedge.
You know, once they get in, they're going to put you in prison.
I said, the Republicans aren't going to put you in prison.
The Democrats are cancer, buddy.
And I've said it on air and off.
And I said, you just really need to think long game here.
Okay.
And that's all I've said.
And I'm like, you know, okay, yeah, a bunch of rich Jews did put Trump over the top.
So did all of us because he's better.
You cannot throw babies out with the bathwater and you cannot monolithically say Israel is just one big thing because it's not.
And he sort of, I think, because he gets this.
People come to his house to kill him.
Where were the Democrats when that happened, you know, 10 months ago?
They weren't defending him.
I was.
So I'm just saying, think second, third, fourth order.
It's almost like they think the parents will take care of the adults will eventually come and reveal him to be a Nazi and then he won't be their problem.
Folks like Gavin have to cling to the illusion that Nick's racist and anti-Semitic beliefs are just locker room talk because if they were real about the fact that Nick would deport all the Jewish people in the United States if he could, they might feel a responsibility to change their behavior in response to their disagreement with him.
As long as you pretend it's all fun in games, you can justify being complicit in it and even present your complicity as you being mature enough to get this sophisticated racist humor.
But once you start dealing with this in the harsh daylight of reality, you might have to stop making money talking to this asshole.