Knowledge Fight’s #1099 dissects Alex Jones’ November 17, 2025 rant: he urges Trump to feign prosecuting Bill Gates and the Clintons while warning against alienating Tucker Carlson, despite his own anti-Indian conspiracy theories—like bride burning and parking fraud—mirroring historical economic racism. Jones then weaponizes cherry-picked Netanyahu clips (e.g., The Jews Against Rome reference) and fringe rabbinical videos to falsely claim Jewish hostility toward America, ignoring context or credibility. His "not all Jews" disclaimer fails, exposing a pattern of anti-Semitic projection and opportunistic bigotry, now unmasked by his abandonment of political correctness—revealing how conspiracy media thrives on fear, not facts. [Automatically generated summary]
Well, I mean, I suppose ultimately the trash can is so when you pick up the bag of trash, especially if it's kitchen trash, you don't get your hands all covered in grimy bullshit.
Now, the fun thing that is coming up when you say a matured Gouda is I'm watching this show called Free Rin Beyond Journey's End, which is an anime, I admit, a little nerdy.
But what's interesting about it is it is the story after the story.
You know, like that classic hero's journey.
We start, we do the thing, we defeat the big demon king, and we do all that stuff.
Then what, then what?
Then what?
Right?
So you just kind of live a life.
And the point of the show ultimately gets back to if an adventure, you know, if you're on an adventure and you think about it, it's really just doing stuff.
So every time you're doing stuff, it's an adventure.
Right?
And so that's the attitude you got to take into it.
There's a lot of recycling of news on the whole Epstein thing and Trump changing course again.
180, saying release it all.
We're going to get into that and get into his big fight with MTG and why that's important and why that's destructive and why that needs to stop with both of them.
But it's Trump that's really been saying the mean stuff like, you know, Marjorie Trader Green, he doubled almost last night.
And it's just not good, folks.
And I'm going to explain why.
And the American people don't like it.
And this just like running Elon out of there was really bad for Doge and for Trump's approval rating.
I mean, it knocks Trump down every time he comes out and says, if you're my supporter and you even care about this, you're an idiot and you're not MAGA.
Alex Jones is telling Trump that obviously the Epstein stuff isn't going to come out, but the media apparatus that supports him can't do their job unless he pretends he's trying.
All Alex needs is for the leader to act like he cares and then he can do the rest as a media surrogate.
If I was giving up an entire strategy for the team, I would want to be tortured before I gave it up as opposed to just being like, hey, guys, this is what we're doing, right?
So in Alex's framework, if Trump pretended to care about prosecuting the people who were friends with Epstein, the end result is going to be the same as what he's doing now.
Nothing is going to happen.
The evidence has been destroyed by the evil Dem, so prosecutions wouldn't be successful even if it all came out.
So it's important to understand that Alex's point isn't about the actual issue being discussed, which is the Epstein stuff.
It's really just about Trump being an asshole.
The version of Trump Alex has conditioned the audience to see as the real one would never act this way about the Epstein stuff.
So the real world Trump needs to start acting like that caricature if he's going to expect Alex to be able to help him.
Basically, Alex is asking Trump to be more stateman-like, statesman-like.
This is his version, the conspiracy theorist version of Let Them Eat Cake.
They're like, we'll never release Epstein.
Like, it's the same difference.
If you would just say it nicer and not reveal that this is a class issue where you can shit on our faces whenever you feel like it, then maybe we'd be cooler.
And I think that if he'd known that Marjorie Taylor Greene was going to quit Congress, he would have the same kind of feeling about like, don't attack Marjorie Taylor Greene.
And I saw this flying back from doing Tucker a month ago.
And I've noticed over the years of buildup where you see like two or three people in wheelchairs getting on the plane, being pushed in as they go to the head of the line.
And then 10, 20.
And now getting on my planes, there'd be like lines of 30 people in the wheelchairs, and they're like able-bodied men and women.
And a lot of them are young Indians.
I mean, look at these videos where it's like almost all Indians.
And to them, and their culture has been so poor, but they're all so smart.
Well, the chivalry thing is if you're not really handicapped, you don't show up at the airport, get out of your car, you see somebody gets out of their car all healthy.
It's not just Indians doing it, but now it's the majority.
And people just get out of their car or get out of a taxi or Uber.
They just go and they go, okay, they bring over a person.
You sit in a chair.
You go past all the lines.
You get on the plane first.
And it's just like, what is this?
You know, it's like a $500 fine to park in a handicapped parking space.
Well, what should the fine be if you're not handicapped doing this?
And I'm saying that's the mindset, and it's not compatible, folks.
First off, you know you're doing a bad job with your racism.
If most of the people who you would be, who you are being racist towards in this conversation would go like, oh, well, you're not talking about me, obviously, because I'm not from wherever it is that you're talking about.
And there was a woman who's, who's had, who's got like stage four cancer, and she always gets on the plane sooner, but she looks like she's totally fine, right?
And so everybody always gives her stink eyes and it's like, ah, she's had like bones removed.
I mean, a lot of people coming out of Mexico and Latin America have never been around a real toilet.
That's why you go in truck stops in nice places.
They have to have it in Spanish saying, put your toilet paper in the toilet.
No, there'll be a pile of anybody.
I guess it's all over the country now, so you've all seen it.
There'll be a pile of watted up toilet paper and feces.
This goes on here, folks.
So I'm just telling you, we might want to say, hey, we have American standards and you need to learn them and you need to follow it if you're going to come here.
And we brought so many people in that we've got to put a halt to this now and then assimilate.
While I never say that Alex is a fan of any group other than white people, it always seemed to me like Indian Americans were a low priority for him to hate.
I guess they have risen up considerably based on this episode.
So during the height of the COVID pandemic, there were some human interest stories that went around social media about how some people in India were trying to use traditional medicine to protect themselves from the coronavirus, which included taking a dip in a cow shit bag.
Sure, This wasn't something that all Indian people were doing, and it's based on a traditional belief about the sacredness of the cow, which is a little different picture than what Alex is painting.
Ultimately, if some people in rural areas of India want to try to protect themselves from COVID by using cow shit, I have no idea what harm Alex thinks they're doing.
Half of his revenue comes from sowing distrust about modern medicine and offering alternative solutions.
So it seems like he should be totally fine with that.
The guy who was responsible for Alex's supplement empire growing to what it is now, Dr. Edward Group, did a ton of interviews during the pandemic about how the solution was drinking your own piss.
So I don't know where Alex gets off here.
You can see in that clip how Alex's racism uses a pincer strategy to try to attack his target from both sides.
These Indian Americans are both so primitive and incompatible with the United States society that they don't know how to use toilets and they bathe in shit.
But also, they have all the good jobs and the fancy restaurants Alex goes to are often full of Indian men talking about the economy.
The goal is to create a two-pronged fear that his audience can feel about Indian Americans, with one fear being based on them being a force of destruction in society and the other fear being based around them being a replacement for white people.
This entire display is just racism.
And it's not even racism that feels on brand for Alex.
I've been banging the drum about how the Iran bombing and the Epstein files debacle have been critically separating elements of Trump's base, probably permanently.
And I'd like to add the immigration issue to that at this point.
Each of these issues are things that a segment of Trump's base cares passionately about from an extremist position.
Trump's bombing of Iran is something that the Nazi faction and the base cannot justify.
The Epstein shit is something that the satanic panic conspiracists cannot justify and also pisses off the Nazis.
The idea of continuing H-1B visas is something that the white nationalist nativist types cannot justify.
Each of these things are examples of Trump taking actions that are entirely out of step with the way that he was sold as a candidate to these extremist factions of the right wing.
Along the way, while they were accruing power, it was very easy for the Trump surrogates to appeal to these extremist factions by pretending that they were going to be all in for their issue.
They gave these groups that belief, and these factions can't be blamed for thinking that Trump was going to be their guy.
That's what all the talk about extremists feeling emboldened after the election was.
Trump had clearly signaled to these people that he was going to follow through and do what they wanted if they supported him.
And now he's doing things they cannot accept.
And it's leading to his base steadily eroding.
Each of these examples represents an issue where the populist leanings of the Trump's audience were exploited.
And now that he's got all the power, he's showing his allegiance to the elite power structure that his fans thought he stood against.
This one, the question about things like H-1B visas, that's going to be the most difficult one for Alex.
Being anti-immigrant is a core issue for InfoWars, and it's pretty hard to imagine anyone listening to this show who isn't pretty extreme in that direction.
The base and the audience want Trump to stop all immigration and deport even legal immigrants to the United States, but he's not going to do that, and he's never going to.
It's not going to happen.
He'll terrorize immigrant communities, and he'll capitalize on the racist inclinations of the base, but Trump isn't going to risk crashing all of his friends' businesses by chasing out all the skilled immigrant labor that they rely on.
I think on some level, Alex realizes he's weak here, and he's decided to defend Trump's actions no matter what, even though his audience will not accept any kind of compromise on immigration.
Because he can't go anywhere on a policy front without directly condemning Trump's positions, he needs to descend into pure racism like this, and it's gross.
I think this is the only option that he has available to him because if he just turned on the lights and got real with himself, he'd have to be like, well, I'm supposed to be against what Trump's doing.
So bride burning is a thing that's happened in India, and it's not as widespread a thing as Alex is claiming, but it is still a thing that is a remnant that happens.
But it's also a crime.
People do get convicted.
Not every case of spousal murder that goes to trial results in conviction there.
But the same can be said of the U.S. justice system.
Anybody, anybody who looks at any part of this world from any other part of this world will go, oh, they're abusing women because every part of this world is always abusing women in some form or fashion.
I don't think you're going to attract someone like Alex over to your side with dudes or trash, but also you're not going to get him over to your side with a more nuanced hey, there's a trend towards the exploitation and commodification of women in the world, and maybe we're trying to grow through that.
So there's a lot of horrible stereotypes that someone could bring up about rural Americans.
And you could use anecdotes and data to pretend that you're making a valid point and pushing those stereotypes.
But really, all you're doing is trying to defend your own prejudice.
I know that Alex understands this as it relates to white rural Americans.
And he would never want all white people to be judged by some of the more complicated traditions that linger in those areas and abhorrent crimes that some people commit based on misapplying things that might be part of tradition.
I would suggest also if there's like this many invading armies active right now, then having a bunch of invasions happening at the same time is shockingly stable.
It must be a situation where, like, Alex is just doing this on his behalf, or it's a situation where Alex is so fucking lazy that he just got pushed a little bit in that direction.
And I mean, just a couple years ago, it was everybody in there.
There's a space bar.
But now it's India.
Money.
And then you don't think all those guys getting those big paychecks aren't kicking it back up to the bosses who kick it in politically, just like the Muslims work.
They're tribal.
You get up to 10% in your town, they take over.
Yes, how's that?
Because you're all divided.
They're 10% together.
They rule you.
And they'll say, and Dearborn, if you're a Christian, get out of here.
I've got dozens of clips today of them all over the news saying we're taking over.
You bet your ass we are.
You're weak, you're done, and your women belong to us.
That's how the rest of the world works.
But we've been taught to have no identity, no nothing, and so we're wide open.
We're like a body that doesn't have an immune system.
So the key thing to understand is that when Alex says that we're like a body with no immune system, the we he's talking about are white people, and the immune system he thinks we should have is white identity-based racism.
If Dearborn, Michigan were in fact trying to kick out Christians or ban Christianity, then it would get a very swift and aggressive response from all sides, and that would never fly.
The image that Alex wants to present is that we're all too blinded by our multiculturalism and bowing down to worship minorities that we're unable to see the dangers that are right in front of us.
But that's really just racist fantasies.
The dangers he sees are exaggerated racist cartoons that he's demanding everyone else take seriously.
And we've coddled that shit for far too long.
I assure you that if someone was trying to ban Christianity, I would be on Christianity's side, even though I'm not a Christian.
That having been said, I will not accept someone saying that Muslims existing somewhere is proof that Christianity is being banned.
So this all goes back to a guy in Dearborn named Ted Barham, who went to a city council meeting to complain about a street being honorarily named for a famous journalist from Michigan, Osama Siblani.
Ted said, I feel like having that sign up there is almost like naming a street Hezbollah Street or Hamas Street, to which the mayor called him racist and said that he wasn't welcome in the town and that he would celebrate the day that dude decided to move away.
In the aftermath of this interaction, the video of it went around right-wing media where it was really played up that that guy was a pastor and they pretended that that's why he got the reaction from the mayor as opposed to it being a response to what he said.
It may not have been an appropriate reaction from the mayor, given you're in office, you're an elected person, maybe that's a fun reaction from a person, but maybe it doesn't suit the office.
I don't know.
But the narrative that's being sold by the right-wing media is complete bullshit.
So Dearborn has become a hotbed for anti-Muslim agitators in the recent weeks because at this point, I think the racists understand that there's a workable strategy that they can use against cities.
If you can cause enough of a problem somewhere and plausibly scapegoat a minority group, there's a decent chance that Trump will send federal forces into that city to keep the peace and terrorize those people.
There are a lot of Muslim and Arab American folks in Dearborn, and that makes folks that hate Muslims mad.
So they've made it a target.
According to an article in The Guardian, quote, popular conservative influencers like Cam Higbee, Jake Lang, and members of Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA partook in the 18th of November rally at which they shouted racist abuse, unfurled a banner that read Americans against Islamification and smacked a Quran with a slab of bacon.
They're engaging in wholesale incitement, hoping to spark some kind of violent confrontation where they can play the victim.
It's a coordinated strategy among the right-wing media provocateurs, and we've recently seen how effective it can be with Trump, like at his Antifa roundtable.
To think that these people aren't somewhat aware of a baiting strategy that they can use, and they have an unhinged person in charge who's willing to use state force against whoever, you know, it's just, it's fucked up.
Yeah, I mean, there are like, okay, we've been doing this whole society thing quite some time, right?
And then we've been doing writing for quite some time too.
And almost since the very start of it, we've had a very clear blueprint for how to organize a mob, get them to murder people, and then get something from it.
Like, that's what we've like, it goes back to the fucking slavery, it goes back to the Crusades, goes back to fucking Zoroaster or whatever it fucking is.
Like, this is how you do it.
How do we not, as a species, have how have we not all gone like, oh, yeah, this is what they're doing?
I know he likes to pretend that all of his grievances and his anger is about how mistreated the American people or people who are part of the West are, but it's just painfully obvious that he means white people.
JD Vance's idea about citizens being able to own land and houses in the United States is an interesting suggestion and definitely something that would require large-scale expropriation to put into place.
The government would have to take so much shit from people.
Seems like the kind of thing that Alex of the past would be super against the government doing, but I guess it's fine.
Yeah.
Also, you could go buy a house in another country if you want.
I mean, ultimately, if anything like this was applied by these people, it would be useful only insofar as they would pick out who they didn't like who had like five things and then kick them out of the country and steal their shit.
Yeah, I mean, there is something to be said about the way that a predator-prey relationship has been kind of created out of people being deferential just of like politeness, you know?
And it's like you can't break a predator-prey relationship unless the prey stops being prey.
And that's hard to do because that requires a lot of people having a lot of conflicts.
That Netanyahu definitely is empowered by that all because Titus, the son of the Roman Emperor, in a four-year war, when the zealots, that's where the term zealot comes from, Jews were trying to kick him out of Jerusalem.
And I'm not on the Roman side 2,000 years ago.
I'm not on the, I'm just saying, it's a history book to me.
And it took them four years, but they finally conquered Israel, who they'd already been in control of.
And they were in control of everything around there.
And yeah, because they didn't give up, Titus said, if you don't give up, I'm going to burn your temple to the ground and not one stone will be on top of the other.
He didn't even know Jesus has since 70 years before.
Before this generation's gone, 75 years, generation, not one stone will be left on that temple because you didn't follow God's commandments.
And that's the whole Old Testament.
Jesus said, I'm not here to get rid of the Old Testament, but to fulfill it.
Quote, the goal of the Jewish Masonic elite is to establish dictatorial Illuministic communism and to enslave all of mankind under the thumb of a Jewish master race led by the world Messiah who's to come from Jerusalem.
He goes on to say, quote, the Jews are beset with an unbridled ambition, a consuming desire to acquire global power and establish once and for all their long-delayed Zionist kingdom on planet Earth.
It makes sense that Alex doesn't think that his positions are based on stupid anti-Semitism, and he thinks that he has access to some enlightened truth.
But if he refuses to accept what Texe Marrs was all about, I don't think he can be trusted to know the difference.
Like, I just don't think he's an accurate self-critic.
I mean, didn't you, this is what, like, this coming up brings me back to something he said earlier where he was trying to reframe how fucking anti-Semitic everybody is by saying that Israel tried to infiltrate the MAGA movement 10 years ago, and because they failed, now we have a problem with Israel.
And I noticed Jewish scripts are in there going, yeah, it was actually true.
And then the anti-Jew people are saying, see, we told you, even though most of them didn't even know this, that almost a majority, nobody knows, but it's a large minority, bare minimum, literally say Europe is the new Rome and America is the new Rome.
And so we must be destroyed.
And the communist Chinese will be the instrument of it because they didn't attack the precious second temple.
Meanwhile, you got Christian Zionists giving billions of dollars now in the last 20 years to rebuild the third temple, to do the red heifer.
I mean, my God, do you know the average Protestant literally worships Jews ahead of Jesus?
Well, you know, Alex sidesteps that question entirely because his defense is just like, even if they are the most evil people in the world, they have nukes, so nothing's going to change.
That sidesteps the entire question of like, is there ever a point at which your criticisms will rise to a point where you have to be more serious about it?
So Alex has gone viral with his report from the night before.
Sure.
And he's getting, he's dipping back into this, but he wants you to know he's not just cherry-picking quotes and little clips of various people to build his argument that most Jewish people believe that the United States and white people are the new Rome.
Like, like, you understand, like, and, but, but, but here's the deal: Netanyahu has always famously said, yeah, America's the new Rome, the capital, the fascia, the Senate.
That's the bundle of sticks.
You saw the U.S. Senate, U.S. Senate Fascia decorations.
That's the Roman symbol.
So, yeah, Greece, Rome, that's what we're based on with the Magna Carta and British common law.
That's what Thomas Jefferson fused together.
So we are the new Rome.
And we are the empire.
And it's an empire backing Israel and all the rest of this.
And Netanyahu then says recently, yeah, you're the new Rome and we'll beat Rome this time.
And then I got the rabbis.
And I mean, it's if I play a few clips and anybody says, oh, these are cherry-picked.
So Alex is doing far worse than just cherry-picking clips or quotes to make his point.
The source that he's basing all of this on this new Rome bullshit is a random asshole that he saw on Twitter named Eric Mutsos.
Eric posted a video full of other clips that he found on social media that were cherry-picked and taken out of context by whoever originally posted them.
And Alex is reporting on Eric's stitched together bullshit.
It would take so much more effort for Alex to cherry-pick quotes to base his show on, which is why he doesn't do it.
He just sees some dumb shit on Twitter and decides that the argument that's being made by the totally not anti-Semitic dude who loves Henry Ford is worth spending multiple days of his show covering.
This is all super pathetic.
But what I find most damning about this is that Alex doesn't even have the balls to be his own bigot anymore.
When he was freaked out about Muslim women shopping at a pool supply shop, I believe he had that experience.
Now he's doing this episode that's just wall-to-wall, like anti-Indian and anti-Semitic content.
And it's just because he interviewed a guy who hates Indian people and saw an anti-Semitic video on Twitter that he thought he could milk.
And I don't fully discount the possibility that this is also sponsored content.
It's always hard to tell with Alex because most of the things that make his show suspicious on that front can be explained by him being lazy and just needing fresh tweets to power the show.
Anything seen as establishment, anything seen as New World Order's done.
And if Israel wants to try to come up with Netanyahu into this big fight, when we were talking about the WEF and the globalists and the UN and the NGOs, and that's the real power and dismantling it to get our sovereignty back, and you want to swoop in here and call all the political opposition Nazis and make it all about you to grandstand, that's a long-term, really dumb decision.
Not even long-term.
You can see it right now.
Like I said, Napoleon Bonaparte said, never interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake.
Well, I don't see you as an enemy.
And that's why the people that only talk about Jews all day and have that one knowledge point and are mentally ill have a lot of legitimate concerns about AIPAC and those things and the bad things that's going on.
But you like conjured this mirror twisted form of yourself while you're playing victim all day and accusing people of being Hitler that aren't.
People go, well, I like Tucker that if he's Hitler, I'm Hitler too.
But back to this, because I've known this forever.
I mean, by the time I was a teenager studying history and all the rest of it, I knew that a lot of Jews in general are taught at synagogue that the West is bad because it's an extension of the old Rome.
And Rome crushed Israel in 70 AD with the Roman general Titus and destroyed the Second Temple.
All the avant-garde Nazis that he likes so much, the ones he's calling Israel-obsessed creeps and idiots, they've figured out this very basic trick that somehow still eludes Alex.
And here's an interesting thought that I had while I was listening to this.
I think I understand why Alex is mad at these new cool anti-Semites.
Alex grew up in a period of political correctness.
The entire time that he's been on the radio and been a public figure, everyone had to speak in code if they were going to be able to pass their garbage off as political commentary.
So there were a ton of limitations about how far you could push things.
Alex's world was essentially a Nazi stew from early on, and many of his ideological forefathers in the John Birch Society wouldn't have used words like globalist or insiders if they didn't have to.
And so most of Alex's career has been a constant push and pull of him trying to put out thinly veiled bigot content and him getting yelled at by bigots who think he doesn't go far enough.
The very audience your content is meant to serve think that you're a wuss and you don't name the Jews as the real enemy.
You're a sellout.
If you're in Alex's shoes, you could come out and be as racist if you want if only that pesky standard of political correctness didn't exist.
If society didn't immediately want to ruin you and get you kicked off radio stations just for being overtly racist, then you could say whatever you wanted about anyone.
So perhaps unsurprisingly, the focus of so much of Alex's show in the mid-2010s involved the destruction of political correctness and the branding of anyone who wanted to be polite as a snowflake.
If you yell racist slurs at children and don't apologize, some people will take you on as a saint and they'll fundraise for you.
But now Alex is in a tough spot.
He's got a 30-year career of doing coded PC globalist type shit under his belt, and he's built up an audience where some of them actually probably think that it's not a code.
If he just drops the code now, he risks alienating a possibly large number of his fans, and he probably won't gain back the hardcore bigots who already hate him.
And plus, if he just goes full David Duke, it's going to be a lot harder to pretend to be friends with Trump, so that's no good.
But at the same time, Alex sees all these cool avant-garde Nazis like Nick and these really cool, explicit racists like Elijah.
And he's like a kid who's grounded, watching the other kids play outside on the street, and he can't join them.
He's worked so hard to destroy the political correctness stuff, which is the only reason they get to play outside, and he doesn't even get to enjoy it himself.
He's bound by old rules that don't apply.
And in essence, he's a kid who's grounded himself.
And as time goes on, his show makes less and less sense because he's really jealous of these other kids and all the fun that they're having.
He wants to go play those games too.
So after seeing Elijah, he starts bashing Indians a bunch.
After watching Eric's Twitter video, he starts ranting about Jews and the new Rome.
But what he's doing isn't fun because the role that he's imposed on himself is to be the guy who has to explain why all this super racist stuff isn't actually racist, hoping that his audience will nod along and keep buying pills.
The other kids are playing and trolling and having a great time with their hate, while Alex is just stuck.
This person was going through generations and decades and that type of stuff.
And instead of just organizing it by timeline or something, he was going by, okay, well, this person was born between 1957 and 1962 or whatever.
So they were this age in blank, whatever.
So their experience of what life was is completely different from somebody who was born five years later, who at that time was hit by this recession or was hit by some other thing.
Like the idea of somebody being only 10 years apart and having a completely different view of what the world is supposed to be and what a generation was is very much there, right?
And this feels like that.
You came of age at the wrong time for now.
You came of age at the right time for when you came of age.
But these people didn't, they weren't around for that.
He's just compiling a ton of out-of-context shit that he's seen from other dipshits posting on social media.
He didn't go and watch Netanyahu's speeches to see where the clips he's using came from, which is the bare minimum you would expect from someone in his position.
He's just taking other memes that he's seen and jamming them together in order to rationalize, hey.
I don't want to sound mean here, but the problem that we're running up against is just that Eric is dumb and he doesn't have reasoning skills that are needed to accomplish basic literacy.
He doesn't know what words and thoughts mean, so he can only try to connect things that sound similar and then act like he's deciphered a great riddle.
We talked about it on the last episode, but the first Netanyahu clip he plays is from when Mike Pompeo went over to Israel after Trump recognized Jerusalem as the capital in his first term.
He's making a joke about Pompeo's name being similar to the Roman general Pompey and expresses a sentiment of connection between the United States and Israel.
He refers to the U.S. as the new Rome, but makes a critical distinction that the conflict that existed between Jerusalem and Rome has been replaced by an agreement about values today between the United States and Israel.
When he's saying that the U.S. is a new Rome in that clip, it's just a reflection of a world superpower status.
He's not saying that the U.S. is somehow metaphysically Rome or that Rome's legacy is continued by us.
In the second clip, Netanyahu was asked what he was reading, and he responded, Jews versus Rome by Barry Strauss.
This is a historical retelling of the period between 63 BCE and 136 CE, which is characterized by Jewish uprisings against Rome and includes the sacking of Jerusalem.
Netanyahu is saying that the Jewish people lost when the Second Temple was destroyed, and that he would like to make sure that they don't lose next time.
He's not saying that he's preparing for yet another showdown with America, formerly known as Rome.
This is stupid.
That book was published in August 2025.
So that question and answer happened pretty recently.
Whereas the clip with Pompeo, that's from March 2019.
If I'm to understand Eric's argument here, Netanyahu said that he was reading this book recently as a coded threat against Trump, which is totally obvious.
If you misunderstand something he said six years earlier, right?
Netanyahu sucks, and I have no interest in defending it, but Eric's a fucking idiot.
He doesn't have the curiosity that it takes to track down where the clips he's seeing on social media come from, and he doesn't have the literacy it requires to spark that curiosity in the first place.
He's a self-satisfied dipshit, reinforced by a media ecosystem of other dipshits wallowing in their own shit, and Alex doesn't seem to have the talent to set himself apart from them.
Sooner or later, somebody's like, hey, baby, what the fuck are we doing here?
This seems very crazy.
Your objectives seem very strange.
It's almost like you have a very specific plan in mind.
Could you explain it to me?
And then he goes, aha, several thousand years ago, some people I didn't know murdered a bunch of people that really probably are only barely related to us.
But I mean, you know, like, what you think once we're gone, the Chikoms are going to pat you on the head and be nice to you because they didn't blow your temple up 2,000 years ago?
I resent greatly anybody who makes up a stupid plan, gives it to their enemy, and then is like, God, I wish I weren't the fucking subject of such a stupid plan.
Why should I have to suffer for the sins of these people several thousand years ago?
How you could possibly wind up making up a completely nonsensical motivation like America is thought of as the new Rome by some folk, so this guy is going to destroy us because of old Rome's problems several thousand years ago.
This legitimately does not make sense unless you assume that he's thought the globalists were the Jews all along and he just didn't want to say it because he was afraid of being seen as a bigot.
Because there's a trap here that Alex has put himself in.
He's laid out a theory of world history that includes four ethnically defined power groups and none of them are the globalists.
If the movements of these power groups are what's defined the events in history, then it seems like the globalists aren't really that important.
And Alex can't say that the globalists are just some new team on the scene that popped up a couple hundred years ago with Adam Weishop and the Illuminati or whatever.
This problem is made worse by the fact that Alex has routinely defined the globalists as a group that's distinct from the Russians and from the Chinese.
Russia is an enemy of the globalists and the Chi Coms are in an uneasy alliance with them.
They're a real relevant power block that's distinct from the Russians and the Chinese and seems to want to kill the Anglo-Saxons with poison shots so that kind of leads you to one fucking conclusion.
So maybe the globalists aren't one of these ethnic power blocks, but instead they're a group where members of any block can choose to join.
That would get Alex out of an uncomfortable spot, but he would put him in a new one.
Because if you can just choose to join a group like the globalists who are the villains of all history, then maybe those ethnic power blocks weren't really that important to begin with.
But Alex does think that stuff is super important.
This is arguing that the Jewish people have a 2,000-year-old war against the white man that continues to this day and mysteriously involves a bunch of stuff he always used to attribute to the globalists.
If Alex believes this shit, then he's an anti-Semite who built a career on a lie.
If he doesn't believe it, then he's welcome to apologize.
And what did Hitler have in common with these Jews?
Obsessed with one thing, Jews.
I'm sorry.
Did you put yourself in the center and things?
I got to start talking about it.
But God almighty, can you focus on something other than yourself all day?
Because when you do that and you say you run everything, though you do run a lot, you say we're going to censor you.
If you complain, we'll censor you more.
Or if you say we censor, we'll censor you.
Literal speeches by Jewish leaders.
We control the censorship.
And if you say we censor, we'll totally destroy you.
And you actually don't actually control everything.
You got a lot and you want it all.
And it's like, do you know what comes with that responsibility?
And you think some perfect Messiah is going to come and it'll work out.
You already got your Messiah and you refused him.
And I, in modern parlance, have studied all this.
Only Christianity builds success and unity for everybody to come under 110.
Yeah.
What you were supposed to do in God's covenant was to produce the Messiah to create the unity, but you rejected the Messiah and are now creating disunity.
Yeah, you know, I suppose it's not so much that I want things censored as it is if you are saying the words, I hate Jews, I hate Jews, I hate Jews, but you've got a bunch of different words to say around those.
Yeah, but all of those weird fears that he's projecting and all of that stuff onto the quote-unquote globalists, his imagined group that he has in his head, the ramifications of that are borne out by actual Jewish people in the world and in America.
And it's the same thing with the Indian shit that he's doing at the beginning of this and all of his pretty consistent dehumanization of Muslims and trans people.
And like, it's not okay to just be like, hey, you're projecting your fantasies.
And I think one of the reasons, like, you know, maybe taking this a little bit more, like, you know, there's a point to it more than a lot of his like everyday, I hate fucking Muslims stuff is that this is not in his lane.
There's no watermark where this came from or who to track down to figure out the context of what this guy is saying, which is a big problem because there's cuts in the video.
It's unclear if he's relaying something that he believes to be prophecy or if he's telling other people in the room a belief that other people have, which they're then laughing about.
It seems really unlikely that this is where Alex would get it from, but it's edited exactly the same way as the one Alex plays, and it starts at the exact same spot.
If you convert to my correct vision of how God is, then you one day might be able to get rich selling supplements, whining on air about how white people can't shit in public anymore.
You know, it is so much like, I think, as a species, as a group of people, if there's no reasonable thing that you can, if you can't find a motive for something, if you genuinely are like, I don't know why anyone would do this, there's a really, really good chance no one's doing it.
And then second, I think people who would be listening to this content and they hear this, and they're like, huh, this doesn't, this feels a bit out of sync with what Alex is usually up to.
There's a lot of stuff that's a little off the beaten path.
You might want to start to think about like, what bad stuff does he not want to take responsibility for?
I found the two-minute clip this originally comes from, but Alex has to have taken it from somewhere else, probably TikTok, because there's music added underneath it that's not in the original.
But more importantly, Alex is so far past the edge here.
It's embarrassing to see him like, how is he going to go back to normal after this?
If anything he's saying on this episode means anything, if this isn't just some kind of weird racist outburst that he's having, if this reflects anything that he truly believes, then that's the only conclusion you could come to.
That is a thought that I was having while preparing this episode a bunch that just like the political correctness thing of like, you know, using states' rights instead of slurs and stuff like that.
Yeah, obviously it's a masking strategy that racists use to, you know, mainstream their ideas.
Yeah, yeah.
But it was also a way that we didn't have to punch you.
Yep.
And if you don't realize that the stripping away of the political correctness, one of the cascading effects of that is I will now have to punch you.
Yeah, it is so hard for people who are just so fucking entitled and so unwilling to face even the slightest challenge to getting whatever the fuck they want to understand that I am giving you a shield from me, not the other way around.