November 22, 2025 episode dissects Marjorie Taylor Greene’s abrupt resignation—citing Trump’s betrayal of values—while Alex Jones deflects with baseless "White House sources" claims and pivots to Todd Blanche’s grand jury tactics. Jones frames Epstein investigations as a "secondary concern," dismissing legal scrutiny while blaming Democrats for harassment, yet his own attacks on MTG expose hypocrisy. The JFK anniversary segues into Roger Stone’s orbit, revealing Jones’ media role as Trump’s constrained surrogate, unable to criticize without losing influence. Credibility crumbles as personal bias clashes with strategic inconsistency. [Automatically generated summary]
Well, what you brought up earlier about not being able to differentiate cheeses reminds me a lot of somaliers, right?
So whenever you are giving a wine pairing by an actual fucking somalier, which has only happened to me twice or something like that, they give you a description of the soils.
They give you a description of the grapes and like the mouthfeel of the specific grapes of the region.
Absolutely.
It's crazy how they can do that.
And other people can confirm that they do that.
So you don't think for sure that it's just a bunch of people fucking with you, right?
You don't think that it's for sure a bunch of people fucking with you.
But you kind of think, because when you taste it, you go, it tastes a lot like wine, that they're maybe fucking with you, and maybe they're just making all of that shit up at any given point in time.
So on the evening of Friday, November 21st, Marjorie Taylor Greene posted her official resignation announcement on Twitter.
She had been one of Trump's strongest supporters in Congress, but she wouldn't give up on getting the Epstein stuff released, even after Trump lashed out at his base and got most of them back in line.
Trump started posting all kinds of bad shit about her on Twitter, calling her Marjorie Taylor Brown and branding her a traitor, which she said resulted in a wave of harassment and threats being sent at her.
Sure.
So she quit.
Her statement was very poorly written, but the point of it was clear.
She was claiming her position as an America first person, which was different than a Make America Great Again person, which is what Trump and his administration had become.
Right.
They'd sold out the common American by catering to special interests, and they weren't the party that she wanted to be a part of anymore.
Plus, the cult leader of the party was being a real asshole to her and saying that he was going to help whoever ran against her in the GOP primary in her district.
In her announcement, she said that she didn't want, quote, my sweet district to have to endure a hurtful and hateful primary against me by the president we all fought for, only to fight and win my election while Republicans will likely lose the midterms.
And in turn, be expected to defend the president against impeachment after he hatefully dumped tens of millions of dollars against me and tried to destroy me.
It's also absurd and completely unserious.
I refuse to be a battered wife, hoping it all goes away and gets better.
A lot of what she's saying is true, like that the Trump administration is absurd and completely unserious.
And what makes it all very funny is that Marjorie Taylor Green's saying that in 2025 is what we're seeing.
Trump's been absurd and completely unserious this whole time.
She didn't just realize that Trump is a piece of shit now.
She's known this the whole time.
But it's now come to a place where there's no path forward for her.
Trump put her in a position where she had to either do a total 180 on things like Epstein and aid to Israel, or she had to do this.
It's a savvy move on her part, and I think it's the right thing to do for her career in the long run.
But if we just look at what she's saying, it kind of boils down to her quitting because politics is too hard.
Her quitting doesn't help any of her constituents, and if anything, it weakens the power of whatever position she hopes to see represented in Congress.
She made an assessment that her primary would be ugly.
She'd probably win and then be in the GOP minority after the midterms.
The Democrats will likely try to impeach Trump a bunch of times, and the Trump cult that she helped create will demand that she support the king.
She doesn't want to do that.
And I guess it's not an option to vote to impeach Trump or to just not vote to abstain.
Effectively, what she's saying by quitting is that the stakes for her to have principles are too high.
So she's better off leaving office.
Trump has created a political status quo where she probably understands that if she were to be in office post-midterms and didn't fight against an impeachment, even after Trump had tried to help primary her, one of Trump's fans might kill her.
She's played her games, and now it's not fun anymore.
So she quit.
She served just long enough to qualify for a congressional pension.
So legitimately, there's nothing else left for her to do in government.
Yeah, I mean, it is, it's hard to believe that anybody allowed her to write that without like a clown sort of mask on her face or somebody with a big rubber hand slapping her while it's being said.
Something along those lines, because you're not allowed to say that.
It's just silly that you're now trying to use beating up on the very thing that is the only reason you're successful and now shitting on it is supposed to propel you to the next stage of whatever your scam is.
Thank you for joining us on this Saturday morning/slash afternoon emergency transmission.
It is 1034 Central.
This is the 62nd anniversary of the assassination by the very same globalist deep state that's handed down power, literally to its children and grandchildren, of Robert F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas at Deepway Plaza.
Really, the leading Kennedy expert, Roger Stone, will be joining us.
Oh, I thought Robert F. Kennedy was an hour from now.
Even if it's pretend integrity, even if it's this fake strategic shit that she's doing, it calls out everyone else's game and it's a threat to them all.
Now, there's a lot I can't tell you because it'll expose sources in the White House.
The source of this has nothing to do with Ed Martin, who simply investigated the Deep States attacks on me.
And then Todd Blanche, the deputy AG, ordered those investigations killed.
And that's just an example of what the Democrat Party lawyer that Trump, for some reason, trusts, who's now the deputy AG, is up to, and he runs the Justice Department.
Now, if you haven't heard this yet, when I say this, this is not satire.
This is not a joke.
And I asked Ed for comment on this this morning, and he just said no comment.
And but I have my sources in the White House and other places, very high level that I talked to last night and this morning.
And when I learned about this last night, it hit me really hard because what I'm about to tell you, I know it's going to hit you hard.
And I'm just going to say it point blank.
I'm not a bandwagon person.
I don't pile on when other people are doing something.
But I know MTG well.
She's a woman of incredible integrity, Brought up poor, self-made, very successful destruction company, a woman of great integrity.
She announced last night that she is resigning.
I predicted on the Tuesday broadcast.
She didn't tell me this, but I talked to her at length.
And it sounded to me like she was thrown in the towel just because she can't be part of something that's, quote, a lesser of two evils.
Alex really shouldn't frame this how he has, because if Marjorie Taylor Greene is resigning because she can't accept the lesser of two evils stuff, that just means that Alex is making peace with the lesser of two evils.
Also, what's with that shit about Todd Blanche and Ed Martin at the beginning there?
Anytime Alex is saying that he has all these high-level sources and takes a lot of time to specify how it's not a particular person, I'm pretty comfortable with thinking that Alex wants me to believe that it's that person.
So when he says, I'm not getting this from Ed Martin, I think you're getting it from Ed Martin.
I'm going to have to reflect on this, and I'm going to have to pray about it, and I'm going to take a few weeks on it, I think, is the most important thing to do.
But I'm not a person that is normally conflicted.
I have a lot of knowledge, a lot of depth, a lot of sources, a lot of context.
And when I do get conflicted on something, I just have to go to God with it and pray about it a lot.
I just imagine Alex praying about whether he should support Trump anymore and God being like, who cares?
God does not care.
It's way too late for Alex deciding not to support Trump to mean anything because if it were a decision based on principle, then it would have already been made.
Trump's been consistently acting in ways that cross Alex's imaginary red lines, and he's been more than happy to support it all and yell about how all this unconstitutional shit Trump is doing is totally constitutional.
But now Alex is conflicted.
What changed now is that Marjorie Taylor Greene has taken an action that has the subtext of shit or get off the pot.
And everyone in Alex's position gets that message clearly.
She's doing what all of them should have done a long time ago if they cared.
But as long as someone in a high-powered position didn't do something like this, they were all able to pretend that it's just impossible.
Nick Fuentes turned on Trump, but that's fine because he's a weird little Nazi kid.
It's very easy to say that he didn't turn on Trump over principles.
It was just because of his weird Israel obsession and hatred of the Jews.
MTG is a high-level defection from Trump that isn't easy to spin, and she isn't going to disappear from public life.
She's going to build her new brand on being the person who walked away from what could have been a lifelong career in Congress because the party left her.
Alex is saying that he needs a while to pray on this and see what God tells him because he doesn't know how it's going to go for her yet.
If the move is super profitable for her and she comes out on top, God's going to tell Alex that he should follow her example.
If she's crushed under the weight of MAGA harassment or possibly killed, God may tell Alex that the lesser of two evils isn't so bad from a business standpoint.
When I saw this last night, then I made calls last night, and this morning I got calls back.
And people trust me.
So I get told what happens at cabinet meetings, you name it, as I've broken many times, you've seen.
Then I have to be careful how I say or what I bring out because it identifies things.
And these people are getting ready to go public, too.
I mean, it's just, you just can't take it anymore.
I am not going to sit here and watch this done to our country.
And I'm not trying to make Todd Blanche the demon.
I've seen what he said to me personally, but that was just one sign.
And I even said at the time, even before the DOJ started investigating what was done to me by the Deep State and the DOJ, that, man, you got bigger fish to fry.
But Ed Martin's like, this is our mission.
This is what we do.
And they were very sloppy with you.
So the DOJ funded these attacks on you.
That's illegal.
And what you heard in the news was just part of the investigation was much larger.
And I'm going to stop there.
And of course, they know it's this, here's the thing.
It's not just Ed Martin.
Ed Martin, in a good way, gets blamed for all the stuff that's going on, the good things.
And he did make that comment to me.
And I know people in and around him, it's funny because there is other prosecutors and other groups out there that are loyal to the country and care that are also doing a lot of great stuff.
And a lot of people at DHS, that's really where you've got a larger portion of people that are ready to take action to save the country.
An example would be Tom Homan.
I'd be careful here, just because most of this is off record, but here's what's not off record.
Todd Blanch has opened up a grand jury.
And when I made calls, there's more than one.
It's not just in Maryland.
Specifically targeting Ed Martin and other top government officials that Trump specifically brought in and hired to do the job of going after corruption in the deep state.
So this isn't inside stuff that Alex is getting from like cabinet-level sources.
ABC News reported on November 20th, two days before Alex did this episode, that Ed Martin was facing scrutiny from the Department of Justice and possibly being investigated over sharing sensitive investigative materials with unauthorized people.
His dissemination of that material runs the risk of tainting ongoing investigations that the DOJ is pursuing, like mortgage fraud cases against Adam Schiff or Letitia James.
One of the reasons that Alex is constantly saying that he's not getting this new information from Ed Martin is that a lot of people think that Alex is the person Martin disseminated unauthorized information to, which is what jeopardizes these cases and is likely getting Martin in trouble with the DOJ.
Alex has a habit of bragging on his show about knowing Ed Martin and saying that Martin has given him inside scoops, even about the Schiff and James cases.
So it's not that much of a leap to assume that he's the root of the problem here.
This is an interesting play on Alex's part, what he's doing here, because it seems like he's trying to connect Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation with Todd Blanche.
Like he's the reason that she quit.
It has no connection to reality, but this will be the way that Alex tries to market his own quitting Team Trump if it comes to that.
It will all be Todd Blanche's fault, and Trump's final sin will not be supporting Ed Martin enough in the battle with Todd Blanche.
So you've got your regular conspiracy theorist with the board with all the red strings just connecting it to the person at the top, right?
But I had not considered that there could be a circle of conspiracy theorists with their own boards based upon the same board, all of them pointing to a different person in order to confuse the initial conspiracy theorist who was perhaps correct.
Right.
So now we've got multiple conspiracy theory boards kind of crisscrossing in and out of each other.
I don't even speed anymore, maybe 10 miles over the speed limit.
I mean, I'm literally a Boy Scout.
And so I don't feel fear or guilt over any of this.
I see you as a threat.
I don't run.
I fight.
And I've had these guys reach out to me, you know, and all the rest of it.
I mean, just like you guys did with General Flynn, you want to get me in some meeting about God knows what so you can then say I lied to federal officers.
I'm not stupid.
There's a lot of other stuff going on behind the scenes.
I just want them to know, like, I don't have an ADIQ, guys.
Okay.
And when it comes to street knowledge and being in the wars for this country in the info war, I got a 200 IQ, okay?
When it comes to street smarts, but I mean, if you had street smarts of a canary, you'd know that.
If Owen had actually done nothing wrong, then it would seem like maybe they were trying to send Alex a message.
But Owen was violating a deferred prosecution agreement by being at the Capitol that day because he failed to complete his community service for another time he'd gotten arrested.
These people are all such losers, wrapped up in their own feelings of persecution.
And that's always going to be the case, no matter how you treat them.
Everyone who was involved in January 6th got away from it very lucky because in a lot of circumstances, that should have turned into a bloodbath.
Alex is lucky he survived.
Everyone who went to jail and then got pardoned by Trump are lucky they survived and aren't in a hole for the rest of their lives.
They were all involved consciously or unwittingly in some deeply seditious shit.
And rather than being persecuted, they were all treated with the babiest level of kid gloves.
And I'm not saying that they like everyone should have been shot or whatever, but you look around the world and you look at parallels to like comparable instances of people storming Capitol buildings and shit.
And this was pretty, this was dealt with pretty softly.
Well, I mean, it is good that we are not run by a narco-terrorist king, but it's not good that it seems like we're getting closer and closer by the day, especially considering now we're just like grabbing stuff and taking it from Venezuela all the time.
We're just like, this is ours now.
I really feel like maybe we're fucking with Venezuela too much.
So Alex has said this kind of thing constantly over the years, where he would be fine with the globalists if they were just like Boss Hogg, the evil county commissioner from the Dukes of Hazard.
And I guess that makes some sense because, you know, Hogg was the antagonist of a comedy show from the 70s.
So if people who wanted to run the world were similar to him, I wouldn't be all that interested in fighting them either.
We could just leave that up to a couple of moonshine running brothers from the south.
His brother-in-law is Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane, so he extends his influence into law enforcement.
He's the richest guy in town and can pay off anyone.
So on a micro scale, he's exactly like the globalists that Alex hates so much.
So what makes him different?
Well, for one thing, Boss Hogg wasn't into worshiping Satan, which is probably because this was a goofy TV show, and that would be a little bit out of place here.
Alex uses this construction, the idea that if the globalists were just like Boss Hogg, he wouldn't be fighting them as a way to make the globalists sound worse.
But if you think about it for even a couple of minutes, it makes Alex look way worse.
That dude was a petty dictator over the whole county, and he specifically used his power to make the lives of individual residents worse.
Alex is supposed to be the guy who's mad at corruption, but he has no problem with this kind of corruption, which makes you think that maybe it's not corruption that he wants to fight so badly.
It turns out that the good guys and the bad guys on this show have something like maybe there's not that much difference between the two of them at the end of the day.
You're like Count Dracula climbing out of his coffin at like noon and just trying to go for a walk in the park.
Is that advisable?
Because seriously, that's like Count Dracula taking a hike outside at high noon.
What happens to Count Dracula when he takes a hike outside of high noon?
I mean, did you not think if you indict Ed Martin, going up against the obvious corrupt Democrats, because he actually finally squeezed through some indictments, forced it through, and it scares the shit out of you people, you think the answer is to put him in prison?
Sean, that's the opposite of being a rocket scientist.
I don't know what the guys are mixing here.
They'll say, this is a threat.
Whatever.
That's not a threat.
I have no idea what the guys are mixing here on TV.
This is Vlad the Impaler.
Oh, they just Googled something about Dracula, I guess.
Yeah, and then that just came up.
Just show a classic Dracula.
Like, what's that?
Who was the first Dracula, really famous one on movies?
Bella Lugosi.
Show that.
Don't do it.
They'll say, Jones showed spears through him, and I'll be in front of some judge.
I'm not mad at the crew.
They're just typing stuff in, like, Dracula, and that popped up.
So that was an unfortunate clip for the crew to pull up because it made the threatening tone Alex was using far too explicit to the point where Alex had to comment on it.
He was describing Todd Blanche as being Dracula, who would prefer to sneak in and kill people under the cover of night.
But now the public is awake to his vampirism.
So he has to come around during the day, which will kill him because he's a vampire.
The metaphor Alex is using is inherently violent.
It's just that most people understand that violence against vampires is justified.
There isn't a compromise you can make with Dracula.
He wants to kill you for your blood.
So the only thing you can do is kill him first.
The idea, that's the idea that Alex is playing around with in his talk about Blanche.
He's not actually a vampire, so the sun isn't going to kill him.
This is all a metaphor.
The sunlight in this metaphor is public intimidation from Trump fanatics.
In the sunlight, you can't go after Ed Martin because the lunatics in the base will launch harassment campaigns against you and possibly even kill you for trying.
Marjorie Taylor Greene had to live in the sunlight, and she chose to quit rather than try to deal with the fanatical mobs of Trump supporters.
She built a career on whipping into frenzies.
This is what Alex and his type of folk in the media used to be able to offer a politician or public figure.
They could distract and redirect the attention of dipshits online.
They were able to provide shade from that sunlight, or conversely, they could draw back that shade and force someone who was once their ally to face the public harassment that their distractions held at bay.
This game doesn't work anymore, though, because the influence of various online idiots has become too diffuse.
There's no monoculture of Trump fanaticism, and the factions have no interest in working together anymore.
Alex can be trying to focus on this metaphorical sunlight on Todd Blanche, but there are other people with huge audiences who aren't willing to let Trump off the hook for his part in all this shit.
And there are plenty of other people with their own targets.
I think the lesson that these folks should be learning is that none of them have the power to go into business for themselves, and that they only really can get anything done if they work together.
They need to have a consensus target or else everything just gets too messy.
And I think that Alex's instinct with scapegoating Todd Blanche, it's pretty good.
And that it helps get Trump off the hook for a number of the inexcusable things that he's done.
Like Todd Blanche is directly involved with Ghelain Maxwell, like going to interview her before she got taken to a nicer prison.
There's a number of things that you could really scapegoat on him.
I think in the past, this would have been a great call.
But Alex is too personally invested for this to fly.
He's one of the people that Ed Martin is likely in trouble for giving sensitive information.
He's the reason that Ed Martin got in trouble with this Andy Hook thing, like sending a letter that they were going to go after the plaintiffs.
I think it's interesting that our culture has adopted Dracula in the way that it has because ironically, for Alex, Dracula is a great literary reference because it was borderline just the great replacement theory in fictional form.
So that kind of concept of the other is coming to take our shit, that's right there built in there.
And he doesn't even see that that is like what he is afraid of.
Let's play MTG because this ties into it all, and I'm going to come back and make my statement to Trump.
But I'll just kind of precap it here.
President Trump, you already let Bill Barr and all these traders in, and you said you woke up and you didn't know what was happening before.
If you have a deputy AG that we know is blocking all these investigations and is a Democrat and protecting Clapper and Brennan and all Jack Smith and the rest of them and tried to block the Letitia James indictment, the Comey indictment, and is now trying to sabotage it.
If you allow people like Todd Blanch to then persecute and prosecute your champions like Ed Martin and Pulte, I am not going to aid you in your political suicide and my own destruction.
I'll still, on like policies that you're doing, support it, but we need to win the midterms and we need to get this done.
And so how you're screwing this up, I have no idea.
It's such a strange dynamic that I think I did feel a bit when listening and preparing this episode that like he kind of has a feeling of like everything's normal.
I mean, that it's like a fundamental misunderstanding of reality that makes me question my own understanding of reality.
Like the idea of somebody like that going, just be classy and not recognizing that this is the least classy person who has most aggressively attacked the very concept of classy by putting McDonald's in a gold toilet.
Like this is a disgusting, unclassy man, and that's why you liked him.
And if he were to be classy with Marjorie Taylor Greene, instead of attacking her in the same way that he attacks everybody, we could tell ourselves that all that other stuff was strategic.
But this is so unstrategic that it calls into question what we pretended had meaning when it didn't.
Of course, telling me inside baseball, and none of it was bad because I already know from other sources and from Trump.
Well, not that bad.
That's true.
But he was reiterating it to her, but going a little further.
And that's the sad part about it.
Trump never touched an underage girl.
There's no evidence that witnesses all of it.
But he thinks these people are so high-powered will bring the country down.
And his goal is to save the country.
We have a disagreement.
So he thinks covering it up, and plus the trail's old and they hid the real evidence.
And that's his deciding thing is it's all crap and it's old and they hid the real stuff and I'm just moving on.
You can pragmatically see that argument.
You don't have to attack and savage people that disagree with you over the moral issue of not being able to make that decision you made, which I said I could understand.
I didn't endorse because they'd stab you in the back.
Now, was I right?
And I know you guys reached out and agree with me now.
I was right.
You were wrong, Mr. President.
So I'm trying to get you to stop destroying yourself and us along with you.
Well, you have Bill Pultey over here trying to put us all in prison.
I thought I had three years to save the country before that new group tried to throw me in prison.
No, we don't have to wait.
They're trying right now.
Yeah, not just Martin.
Me.
That's stupid.
So, thanks a lot, pal.
You think I'm going to just go away because of that?
Hey, sonny, we can throw you in prison.
Oh, really?
I didn't know that.
How many times do you people have to do your little vague, vague threats to me?
Pulte is another guy that Blanche might be investigating for leaking information that could taint DOJ investigation.
What you hear in that clip is a man trying to reassure himself that he's always right and did everything right.
It was totally cool that he came up with this rationalization for how Trump could cover up the Epstein stuff.
This is the stuff that comes to mind for Alex when he covers Marjorie Taylor Greene quitting, because her resignation forces him to look in the mirror on this shit.
The fact that she quit makes it too clear that Alex could quit.
And then it raises the question, why hasn't he?
And Alex doesn't have a good answer, so he gets mad.
I find it interesting that Alex thought that he had three years to save the country, which means that he knew that Trump would act in ways that would lead to a Democratic win in the 2026 midterms, which would then get Trump impeached.
It's a telling insight into Alex's political mind because it tells you that he's still working on the same kind of business as usual framework.
He thinks that if he can't pull off this authoritarian overthrow of the country before those midterms, then the Dems will win and impeach Trump and we'll be back to square one.
We'll have a lame duck president Vance and then we'll have to start from scratch for the 2028 election.
He doesn't seem to fully grasp how much his side has completely fucked up the idea of representative government and the damage that can't be undone, that there's no normal to go back to.
I don't think that there's anything that's acceptable other than a real reckoning once this is over with what happened and how this happened and the damage that it did to countless American lives.
And pretending that like, oh, yeah, the Dems will win the midterm and impeach Trump.
And what Trump's really worried about is a bunch of his business partners, not him, involved in a bunch of chicanery because that's really what Epstein was doing.
As I told you, money laundering hundreds of millions through Harvard alone over the decades, sending it out, sending it back, all of this USAID crap, all of it.
One, if your business partners are deeply involved in money laundering with a guy who ran a sex trafficking and blackmail operation, then you're almost definitely also involved in that money laundering.
These aren't people you know.
These are your business partners.
I don't think this is the defense Alex wants it to be.
Two, Alex is making it too obvious that Trump doesn't want to destroy these money laundering operations because he wants to run them.
This is also not the defense Alex wants it to be, but instead, it makes Trump look like a mob boss who just wants to use the power of the state to intimidate his competition, which lines up with the way that Alex would have described Trump in 2015 before he decided that he was God's chosen ruler.
He's using the chaos and the additional power at the certain time to make a play for a larger amount of territory and power that he'll then use to make more.
And I'm not even trying to be mean to you or start a fight with you.
Fine, come on the show.
I just get your act together.
You're smart.
You do a lot of great work for free speech before.
So much what you do, I agree with.
And then you do this fighting with people stuff.
You don't think I couldn't start a fight up with Nick Fuentez and be all in this or start a fight up with Tucker Carlson or start a fight with Candace Owens?
That would have been a good time to maintain a little bit of integrity and still do the kind of damage that you want to do towards public institutions.