Dan and Jordan dissect Alex Jones's March 8, 2026 broadcast, exposing his hypocrisy regarding Trump's alleged constitutional violations and the New World Order conspiracy. They critique Jones for simultaneously endorsing Trump as a savior while condemning his Iran threats, mocking his "Problem Reaction Solution" tactic to manipulate rural voters despite his own affluent background. The hosts detail how Jones deflects from Kushner's $1.1 billion bailout and 666 Fifth Avenue ties by promoting Antichrist narratives, ultimately arguing that Jones has exhausted valid targets by scapegoating demographics he claims will never leave his audience. [Automatically generated summary]
Without giving too many spoilers about last night's episode of Survivor season 50, they keep talking about this boomerang idol to the point where I'm sick and tired of it.
The USA advanced out of the group pool stage into the elimination rounds, right?
Which is good.
That's a bright spot.
But they almost didn't.
They almost were the victims of one of the great hubrises of all time, which is that they're maybe the best collection of baseball talent that's ever been put together.
And they were 3-0 in the group round.
And they thought they had wrapped it all up.
Doesn't matter.
This fourth game doesn't mean anything.
They wind up losing to Italy 8-6.
And afterwards, they're talking to the manager and they're like, you guys know that if Mexico wins by less than four runs, then you're knocked out.
But he starts off this show on the 8th talking about Trump and how the Intel community and a lot of the good guys inside Trump's administration had tried to tell him not to attack Iran.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is Sunday, March 8th, 2026.
I am your host and your chronicler, Alex Jones, coming to you from Deep and Heart of the Texas Austin Transmitting World Live.
All right.
This war is going exactly the way I predicted it would.
And by the way, well, from my own research and analysis, I've laid out exactly what's happening.
And it turns out that there was a multi-intelligence agency report oversaw by Tulsi Gabbard, delivered to Trump one week before that he requested that said you're not going to get regime change, 90 plus percent chance.
Doesn't matter how many moolahs you kill, they're just going to keep replacing them.
And they're going to block the straight of Hormuz.
And then they just went through the different horrible scenarios.
And that information has been purposely leaked by good people in the Pentagon who never leaked in the last year on Trump because they're being faithful.
I mean, a few mid-level have and they've been fired and indicted.
No, this is to try to get Trump to get out of the megalomania mode where he has been totally emboldened by success in Venezuela so far.
He's looking to destabilize.
He's already destabilized and overthrow Cuba, which I won't cry if that happens.
I mean, Trump basically thinks he's running the tables right now.
And Iran is a different animal than Iraq, Afghanistan, Venezuela, Cuba, you name it.
So just to keep track of where we're at, Alex is now saying that Trump is a megalomaniac who's attacking and overthrowing other countries against the advice of his own administration.
And it's gotten so bad that the alleged good guys in the government are having to leak embarrassing stuff to try to get Trump to chill out.
I fail to see how this doesn't make Trump basically the worst president ever, even by Alex's estimation.
He's clearly acting dictatorially with no respect for the Constitution.
And based on Alex's assessment from our last episode, he's literally gambling with our lives.
There were a lot of fun conspiracies about what Obama or Clinton wanted to do with FEMA or encouraging volunteering in the community, but it feels like Alex should think what Trump is doing is worse.
Obama and Clinton were Democrats, so there was never a chance Alex would ever side with them, which means we shouldn't look to his response to any of their actions to help contextualize what's going on now.
However, the way things are playing out and the way Alex is telling the story of Trump attacking Iran makes for an almost perfect parallel to George W. Bush.
And when you consider the picture from that angle, Alex's horrible reaction looks even worse.
Bush lied about 9-11 and various other things to go to war with Iraq and Afghanistan.
Trump lied about wanting to take out the Iranian nuclear capabilities in order to start a regime change war where we have no idea how things are going to play out.
There were leaked memos about how going into Iraq was a bad decision.
And now there are leaked documents from the Trump administration about how going into Iran is a bad decision.
Alex was very clear about how evil Bush was, and that clarity stands in stark contrast to the ambiguity that he needs to present with Trump.
I hit on this again and again because it's a central issue that Alex is stuck in.
He can't accept the true horror of how bad Trump is without admitting that he was wrong to endorse him and promote him as a transcendent leader, and he can't admit he was wrong about those things because God told him those things.
Even though Alex's career was deeply tied in with Ron and Rand Paul, it was sort of easy to cast them aside when he needed to because they were just the best options in a sea of bad politicians.
They were mortal men who just loved the Constitution and had weird ideas about economics and suspicious ties to racists.
Alex tied his support to the Paul's with the rational motivations, namely that they would be better elected officials than the Democratic alternative.
Conversely, Alex sold Trump using wildly irrational motivations, like all the shit about a battle between good and evil and literal demons running wild on earth.
God was giving him messages and warnings to pass along to Trump on the show, and the audience's only hope for salvation was Trump winning.
Alex can't have been wrong because that means that God was wrong.
But at the same time, Alex knows his audience has grown tired of blind faith, and they aren't going to accept him getting on air and saying something like, Trump works in mysterious ways.
This is the pickle he's in, where he has to sour on Trump somewhat, or he'll lose his audience to other palatable voices who aren't afraid to say that the emperor has no clothes, but he can't sour too much without risking a bunch of people in his audience realizing that he blasphemed to them.
I was actually thinking about this on the way over here: is like the number of people who tied together God with Trump, and now to be where they are is like, there are only two ways to deal with that.
And that's either to really humble yourself and rethink just about everything or to look at this in the face and say, this is what God wants.
God does not want the Epstein files released.
God does not want, this is the desire of God, what we are doing right now.
Now, Trump said on Truth Social Friday morning, he said, we read it on air quite a few times.
He said, if you don't give up now, this may go 20 years or I may decide today to totally destroy your whole country.
What he said.
But he said, regardless, I'm going to start hitting other targets that basically affect the general population.
And they just blew up most of the oil refineries and systems starting Friday afternoon right through to today.
It's continuing the United States and Israel are obliterating their oil and gas infrastructure, which is the main power they have in the country and one of their only sources of money.
And they're not going to give up.
And the CIA study that others have, looking at the psychology of the population, this is only going to make the Moolah's long-term more secure in their power.
It's going to hurt the general public there and bring them into basic starvation, just like the sanctions under the bushes and the worst of the Clintons on Iraq killed millions of people.
Dozens of times Trump said when he first ran 10 years ago and then right through to a year and a half ago when he was running for the third time saying going to full war with Iran is World War III.
It's stupid.
It's horrible.
The Democrats will bring you there.
I won't.
I'll bring you peace.
I am peace.
And I knew that Trump had been good about not starting wars and had pissed off the neocons that were his big enemies as well as the neoconnish liberals in his first term.
So I believed him.
And overall, trying to end the war with Russia has done a good job.
It's been harder than he thought it would be.
And I believed it would have been harder than he believed.
He said day one he could end it.
So weighing all of that, he's not as bad as the Democrats and the neocons, but he is becoming neoconnish and kind of pushing away classic, you know, anti-offensive war MAGA.
So understood correctly, what Alex is saying is that he has compilations filled with times Trump lied about his intentions, which Alex believed, then sold to his audience as divinely important truth.
Trump isn't becoming a neocon, but more importantly, if Trump were the person that Alex sold the audience, it would be impossible for him to become a neocon.
Trump is supposed to have been raised by a staunch anti-communist, and he's been preparing for this all his life.
He has a keen awareness of the new world order, and he knows that he's in a death battle against the literal devil.
If Trump were anything close to Alex's fantasy version of him, he would have the knowledge and wisdom that would preclude him from ever going to the evil side because he would understand the stakes.
There's just no way that both versions of Trump that Alex preaches about are real.
But the twist is that neither is.
They're both fabrications that he uses to sway the audience where he needs them to go.
Trump is the herald of God when he needs them to accept what he's doing and rejoice.
And Trump is the dumb kid who falls in with a bad crowd of neocons when Alex needs the audience to grumble about Trump and not think any deeper about how Alex said he was the herald of God fairly recently.
It's a real bummer when once you remove the name and then like just give somebody a list of the war crimes, they're like, that person should be in jail, maybe even sent to the Hague, maybe even executed.
Alex isn't covering this because it's celebrity news.
He's covering the story because a celebrity responded to him on Twitter, and Alex is painfully addicted to social media.
Also, great to know that James Woods is cool.
Alex might want to look into the many allegations of him sexually harassing co-stars, including people who are underage, like Natasha Leone and Amber Tamblin.
And to build a multi-polar world where nations deal with each other unilaterally and then sometimes get in coalitions to then come to larger decisions that don't affect national sovereignty, and we dismantle the corporate World Economic Forum UN system.
He comes from a tradition where the words New World Order mean something very specific as a compound noun.
It's not just a world order that's new and distinct from the one we've been living in.
It's a centuries-old conspiracy that's either about communism or the devil, depending on what day you ask.
The New World Order, as Alex wants us to see it on this episode, is just the post-World War II, post-Cold War agreements about borders and international cooperation that we came to.
It's the UN, it's the EU, these corporate unelected bodies that allegedly usurp each member country's ability to act in their own interests.
It's NATO holding back Russia.
It's the EU not letting Tommy Robinson kill Muslims.
But on Infowars, the New World Order is the Illuminati.
That goes back to the 1700s.
The New World Order is the Jacobins in France and the Bolsheviks in Russia.
The motto Novus Ordo Seclorum was first put on the seal of the United States in 1782.
In InfoWars world, the idea is supposed to be that these guys have always existed and taken on different faces at different points in time, always pushing a new world order to advance their control.
Then they built a new order on the ashes of the old one.
When you hear someone advocating for a new world order, it's supposed to be a dead giveaway that they're working for these people because the world works on magic rules.
Yeah, going back and listening to these 2006 episodes, he has ads for his documentaries and they just have like techno remixes of Bush going like new world order.
Man, if there was an X-Men with like real, genuine, good time traveling powers, that's really the only use for him is just throwing a rock at everybody in the past.
If Trump can start to make this turn into neocon globalism, if he continues much longer, then, as many have said, Trump is not here to dismantle the globalist New World Order and bring America back to where it was.
No, he's simply putting a new coat of paint on the new world order and setting it up for him and his family and them to run it with some tweaks and maybe not as openly satanic, but still it takes you the same place.
It's like you're using Google Maps or Waze or something and you plot where you want to go.
So the position here seems to be that if Trump doesn't change course immediately, it'll become painfully obvious to Alex that he never meant to defeat the devil.
He was just there to put a new coat of paint on the satanic system and get richer.
If it is true that Trump is just a coat of paint on the old system, it's important to consider a couple of other implications of that.
A coat of paint is used to hide defects, usually to sell an inferior product to a consumer.
So if Trump is a coat of paint on the devil, it should be painfully clear that the paint was needed to fool the folks in Alex's audience, like the Tea Party people, into thinking that he was something shiny and new.
The coat of paint was to trick you.
But even more damning, you need to understand that someone has to apply that paint.
Things don't just paint themselves.
And of all the people who have long careers in some form of media, there's no one who's done more Trump painting than Alex.
Understood correctly, Trump provided the paint.
And folks like Roger enlisted Alex to do the painting for him.
Still more damning, there's one last piece of this metaphor that indicts Alex, which is that if you give something a new coat of paint, you know damn well what you're painting over.
You're probably the last person who sees the thing before it got painted.
The point is, no matter what level of turning on Trump Alex ever does or doesn't do, it won't be enough.
You can have buyer's remorse when you realize that someone sold you a shitty product, but you can't have seller's remorse when that customer comes back demanding answers that you sold them a shitty product.
According to Alex, Trump is giving liability protection to a chemical that's responsible for soft-killing countless Americans and is basically a bioweapon poison.
But hey, at least Harris isn't in there.
He lied us into a war in Iran, which he swore he wouldn't do, but at least Kamala isn't president.
Come on, guys.
The two selling points for not apologizing for Trump seem to be that the Democrats would have been worse and that folks like Alex were what was powering Trump to begin with.
The first one's a lesser of two evils argument that doesn't mean anything.
And the second one is an appeal to trust the instincts of the guy who sold you the bullshit that brought you here, which I think would be unwise.
Big events like this Iran war and the attempt at gaslighting when it's not a war.
When Trump's like, yeah, it's a war.
Well, sir, it's no, it's not a war for legal reasons.
All that crap pisses off Trump's supporters because we're the good guys and we know what you said and we know what you stand for and we know why people voted for you.
The number one thing people told me in the streets, black, white, Hispanic, old, young, immigrants that were citizens, you name it, was he will stop World War III.
He won't go to war with Iran.
He'll stop the war with Russia.
That wasn't about the economy.
That was second, that was second.
Then third was the border.
It was stop war.
Secure the border.
Fix the economy.
Well, he's done the border thing.
Not the deportation.
Yet, because they're scaling up.
They're doing a great job there as well for what they had.
But that's where I stand on this, and I'm going to move on.
And the reason I explain that every day is that's the big debate raging everywhere.
And we have new listeners shooting in all the time.
So I just want to be 100% clear where we are, what I stand for.
And if anything, he's expressed a belief that Trump can redeem himself by being less like the neocons and stop being friends with them.
And in effect, this is him making his position clear.
The Democrats will always be worse.
So there's nothing that Trump can do to make Alex not support him until there's a viable alternative who could be in power.
All the while, Trump is going to continue to do horrible shit that Alex is supposed to be against, which he'll do his best to blame on other people like cabinet members or the Israeli government.
I suspect that after the midterms, if the GOP can put together a viable candidate to rally behind, Alex will be more open to just treating Trump like a lame duck.
But for now, it's going to be defensive whining and lesser of two evils shit.
Also, Alex's content, like it usually focuses on exciting, flashy shit like World War III, but the economy was the actual most important issue in the polls in the 2024 election.
Does Alex think that no one remembers the constant yelling about Biden and inflation?
And I think that Alex, like, on some level, has to recognize that this is about as bad as it could be, like, in terms of the person he's chosen to get behind.
It was done by the founding fathers, the third president, Thomas Jefferson, the Barbary Wars.
I mean, I understand the Monroe Doctrine, all of that stuff.
I said, this is the first time I can, with concern, say, yes, you can do this constitutionally, Trump, but it could go bad, but who knows?
We'll see.
And it went extremely well.
And I set the time.
I said, it's gone well.
Incredible execution, you name it.
Nobody killed on our side.
So far, it looks like Venezuela's getting stabilized.
This is happening.
I talked to people in the military and others that are going in.
But I said, will this hype Trump up to then feel emboldened where he had instincts not to do giant military operations against powerful countries and to be offensive in nature?
Will this spur him to start listening to people who are the minority but are there in his ear telling him, no, no, no, we can do this.
So this is an example of a pattern that I've brought up about Alex in the past, where he's saying a certain thing very obviously, but he refuses to just say it because he knows that if he does, he has to act differently.
The point of what Alex is saying here is that he believes that kidnapping Maduro and doing regime change in Venezuela is defensible in terms of the Constitution, but that starting a war with Iran is not.
The point he's making by talking about the aggression against Venezuela being constitutional is meant to highlight the fact that Trump's actions with Iran aren't.
But Alex is reluctant to just say that Trump has violated the Constitution because he knows that if he clearly articulates that, there's no more lesser of two evils game to play.
There's no more playing around with the maybe we can get Trump to course correct because it's too late for that.
Alex has boxed himself into a position where the worst thing a president could do is violate the Constitution.
But if he accepts that and acts accordingly, he's handing power over to the literal devil.
Trump is acting in defiance of the Constitution, and Alex can't even pretend otherwise.
But if he really looked at this head on, he'd realize that he's at a crossroads.
He can either demand Trump be impeached, knowing that that plays into the Democrats' hands, or any other action he takes means that violating the Constitution isn't a deal breaker.
Doing stuff like this is like pouring gasoline all over your house, 50 gallons of it, pouring gasoline all over yourself, and then getting a packet of matches out and playing with them like you're about to strike it.
So at the end, there is a little bit of a reveal that this is he has paused a clip he's watching from a Tim Dylan podcast, comedian interviewing a couple journalists.
And that's like the source material that has launched him into this extended metaphor about fire blowing up your house.
If you had a list of everyone named the Antichrist in my lifetime, it would be nearly identical to a list of all presidents and senators over the past 35 years.
Under serious consideration for complete destruction and certain death.
He didn't say the regime.
He said Iran.
That doesn't sound too nice.
Under serious consideration for complete destruction and certain death because of Iran's bad behavior in areas and groups of people that were not considered to be targeted up until now, up to this moment in time.
Thank you for your attention in this manner.
EJT.
So, yeah, I didn't vote for that.
And I am very concerned.
Because instead of listening to his advisors that are experts and who are patriots, like Eric Prince, not a dove, not a liberal.
Alex can try and reassure himself all he wants, but he did vote for this.
In his head around the 2016 or 2024 elections, he might not have thought specifically that Trump would attack Iran if he got into office, but he definitely voted for Trump because he was a lunatic who would exert power in ways that other politicians wouldn't dare.
The entire allure of Trump was supposed to be like him or hate him.
You got to admit he's president.
He's not taking orders from anybody.
And the proof of it is all this insane shit that he does and says.
When they all got behind Trump, part of it was motivated by the chaos that he embodied.
And that's what they're getting.
Also, you can hear the way that Alex is putting on a mocking tone when he's reading Trump's post, particularly in the thank you for your attention to this matter part.
That tells you a lot.
This is no different than anything else Trump posts online all the time.
And that's not the tone that Alex usually strikes with this.
Well, I mean, if I was charged with defending that that the president said, I would, I don't know, probably rip my hair out, get rid of all of my clothes and move to the top of a mountain.
It is amazing because if there was anything that it's hard not to conclude, it's that most people will just do whatever authority tells them to do.
The vast majority of people, including those with any amount of power, like surrounding Trump are all these people who could have and have every reason to under the Constitution, just stop this shit.
Like he did blow up their nuclear sites nine months ago and pull back.
And then he can always go get them again if he wants to.
But this is stupid.
And I know the majority of his advisors are telling him, stop.
But he has that degenerate gambler thing going on.
It's 3 a.m.
He's been winning, winning, winning at the tables.
And so he's sitting there at the casino at 3 a.m.
Gambling with our future and our lives.
And the deep state loves it.
If he's successful, they love it.
If he's not, it hurts Trump and America.
They love it.
They don't lose.
Unless there's a nuclear war comes out of this.
So here's President Trump talking about, well, Iran's evil, so they deserve this.
Where have we heard that before?
But even if you say they're evil, which I agree their leadership is, you're probably not going to be successful getting rid of them with the whack-a-mole game.
Alex is so incompetent and cares so little about doing his job that when he's covering his chosen God King starting a war with Iran, he can't just play a clip of Trump talking about that decision.
The only media Alex even takes in is from social media.
So the version of Trump's comments, they come pre-packaged with a fun joke about Trump killing Iranian leaders like it's whack-a-mole, the carnival sounds and everything.
Alex just took that video from like a TikTok that he came across.
A dumb meme that makes light of the situation is not the tone Alex is trying to convey here.
And I don't think he realizes how insane this show feels.
There's no consistent messaging and everything is disjointed because he's trying to make his content mirror the social media landscape that he's a captive to.
Imagine him trying to make a video about how Bush did 9-11, but he's running a video of the towers falling with Yakety Sachs playing.
ridiculous yeah it makes me it's it takes surreality to the point of like constant questioning Like it is, it is a regular occurrence for me to just be like, maybe none of this is happening.
Maybe I'm literally crazy.
Because that would make more sense to me.
Because it's wild to just walk outside.
I was walking on the street today.
It's cold and everybody's just, everything's fine.
Everything's fine.
And then all of a sudden it's like, I'm here and it's like, oh, no.
That means the UN being in charge, World Economic Forum calling the shots, BlackRock being in total control, the whole Bill Gates, Rothschild, Rockefeller, international neoliberal order that they had established, that they admit is totally in trouble.
Everybody's turning against him regardless of Trump.
And Trump in policy has been totally ignoring them, doing whatever he wants, effectively getting out of the UN, getting out of the World Health Organization, effectively getting out of the World Trade Organization, making all our own decisions.
That's beautiful.
Now, you can say not going to the UN to get authorization to attack Iran.
I don't like the attack on Iran, but at one level, I like not getting anybody's permission because we as a sovereign nation can do what we believe is right.
This is basically Alex saying that he voted for Trump to attack Iran, just using different words.
Alex likes that Trump acts with no concern for the needs or wants of people in other countries because the U.S. has the sovereignty to do whatever it wants.
If we end up killing all the humans on earth in a nuclear war, then the non-existent future history books can certainly criticize us for it.
If that's the model of what you want in a leader, then it's really only a matter of time until one of them will kill everyone.
Because the dirty little secret is that a leader who views the people in the rest of the world with that much disdain really doesn't like average Americans all that much either.
If you empower a single person to make decisions based on what they interpret is the best thing for the country, then they will inevitably start to see what's best for them personally as what's best for the country.
The reason we're supposed to have checks and balances between the branches of government is that our country is kind of founded on the idea that as much as we all like to think we wouldn't be corrupted by absolute power, we all kind of know we would be.
No person can have that kind of power because when they do, it's inevitable that they'll do what Trump is doing.
He made his spiritual and religious identity entwined with it.
And he's worked every day to empower a single person, being able to make insane and undemocratic decisions because he believed that those decisions would always play in his advantage.
But that turned out to be wrong.
And zooming out a little bit, Alex views people in other countries as if they aren't real.
If Trump decides he wants to attack Iran and that leads to a nuclear war that kills everyone in Europe, then the EU countries really just need to accept that he had the right to make that decision.
And in hindsight, if they were alive, they could say it was a mistake, but they're dead.
Alex will constantly talk about the globalist mindset is all about dehumanization.
But if he views the non-American world as this disposable and this captive to American decisions, it's hard to take those complaints about the globalists seriously.
It's interesting to me that I feel as though the people of the United States and the people of Iran would get along just fine if they didn't have the government of the people of the United States and the people of Iran.
I mean, there's a coming day that won't be too long from now that Alex will be entirely financially dependent on Big Lee, a company named after a Trump catchphrase.
So George H.W. Bush used the term New World Order in those speeches because his Gulf War was where the globalists tried to launch their system for this world government.
That's cool, except that Alex's ideology doesn't start in 1988.
Jimmy Carter was president before Reagan, and he was a product of Zbigniew Brzezinski.
And even before that, Nelson Rockefeller was Ford's vice president.
The UN coming into existence after World War II is just a rehash of what they tried to do with the League of Nations after World War I.
So by the time Bush Sr. got around, this year was almost 100 years old.
This isn't new.
There's nothing, there's no new New World Order, an old New World Order, and new old world order.
But it's funny to watch Alex try and offload his baggage that he's saddled himself with that's no longer convenient.
It's pretty remarkable how he's arguing with himself from the past.
Yeah, I mean, it's for something that for the rest of us could be summed up with one of them is lowercase and the other one is capital letters is the difference between the new world order and the new world order.
It's very simple.
We all understand the difference between a proper noun and a descriptor.
This clip is particularly offensive to me because if you've listened to any amount of Infowars from the past, you'll know that this is a direct betrayal of the ideas that Alex has preached for years.
The entire idea of being above the left-right paradigm is rooted in Alex's argument that the globalists were offering two different new world orders to you, one on the right and one on the left, and that we all had to wake up to how we were being presented with a false choice.
They want us debating about what the new world order will be, so we're distracted from the truth that we don't need a new world order.
The people arguing about what the features of the new world order will be are specifically trying to keep you from realizing that they both lead to the same place, and the only way to be free is to reject all of it.
For classic Alex, the split was between the neocons on the right and the Soros-type folks on the left.
They had different branding, but ultimately they both led to the same tyrannical outcome.
The two sides present you with a set of incomplete choices to psychologically manipulate you into not realizing that there are so many more options.
But now here we are in the present, and Alex is advocating for one of the sides that's debating what the inevitable new world order is going to look like.
At a time when Alex is having to deal with his anointed leader starting a war with Iran, the very thing he insisted the globalists were planning to do if they won, he should be more aware of how transparent this game is and how he's tripping over his own feet trying to walk.
If people are buying bunkers, right, then presumably the new world order is really just going to be like distributing resources between small groups of people trapped underground.
Because otherwise, why would people be buying all these bunkers?
People in the administration.
You know what I'm saying?
If people close to the new world order or the new world, the new world orderers, like JD Vance and Trump, are buying Fallout shelters, then I think we have to conclude that the newest world order will be a very small one.
And again, the name just deals with the international and national system.
Like when the Roman Empire fell in 410, a new world order formed, which was decentralized, little nation states, the destruction of knowledge, the destruction of mobility, and a thousand-year dark age.
This is a real bummer because what Alex is trying to say is that the term new world order doesn't really mean anything and everyone needs to stop being mean to JD Vance.
It's all a fun game, but the elephant in the room is that Alex believes that the same folks who were responsible for the fall of Rome were behind getting George H.W. Bush into office so he could bring about a new world order.
It's not just a descriptive term in Infowar's world, and the frustration that Alex is expressing here is directed at people in his audience who took what he said in the past seriously.
He's mad that they won't accept that it's all a game.
Yeah, the frustration that he's expressing at people who take like the New World Order shit from the past seriously feels like the pre-taped call-in show sketch from Mr. Show.
So there's a New World Order where we're trying to have an America first and bring jobs back and not be sold out to the globalist.
That's everything I always wanted.
That's a new world order that we're promoting.
Now, with Trump going sideways with this Iran stuff and things, there's a big battle about do we just give the old New World Order a new paint job and a facelift?
In August 2025, his administration released a memo that stated its opposition to a framework that was meant to incentivize shipping companies to shift to less polluting fuels called the net zero framework.
Trump's administration succeeded in halting this plan from being implemented, but it still will be eventually, whether it's because of climate activism or modernization.
Alex should ask some questions about the officials who released this memo, though, because the two top ones names right up there were Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who's a giant neocon and thrilled with Trump's current militarism, and Secretary of the Treasury Howard Luttnick, who has deep connections to Epstein and who Alex has recently had to use as a scapegoat to explain why the Supreme Court ruled Trump's tariffs to be unconstitutional.
He claims that the tariffs themselves were totally fine.
Trump's cool, but Howard Luttnick intentionally wrote the executive order wrong to fuck Trump over later.
Also, just a quick fun reminder, one of the other people who signed on to this was our Secretary of Transportation, who was a cast member on Real World Boston in the late 90s.
When they say they wanted a new world order, they mean kill the old system that had some checks and balances and was at least on the surface pro-human and had a social contract.
The attempt at eugenics and dumbing down and destroying civilization and making austerity be baked into what the government's based on and depopulation, that system's going out.
And we're attempting to bring in a new system that's about national sovereignty, freedom, and justice.
So if I'm following Alex's train of thought, the reason that Trump called Marjorie Taylor Greene a traitor and drove her out of Congress is because he's afraid of good people being in Congress who won't just go along with whatever he wants, like covering up Epstein.
Which is causing the reaction of the public demanding something check that power.
The solution, very conveniently, is voting Republican in the 2026 midterms, because if there's more good Republicans in Congress, they'll fix the whole Trump dictator thing.
I'm not saying that Trump attacked Iran in order to get his base to turn on him in a brilliant chess move that will get him to vote GOP in the midterms.
It's just meant to illustrate how Alex in the past would probably call Alex in the present a globalist Judas goat trying to co-opt the right wing to keep them asleep and not recognize the left-right paradigm that's right in front of their face.
Also, to be clear, this whole what I really want is the people's will to be expressed through Congress Act is an attempt to retreat back to the days of pretending that he wants things like states' rights.
He and his white identity movement overplayed their hand with Trump, and he's now been shown to basically just be the same neocon shit from the New World Order days with a fresh coat of paint.
So Alex wants to try and reintroduce some political correctness.
It's too late.
He's already shown his whole ass.
So it's very important that people don't let him or people like him make that kind of retreat.
The gall, the gall to say that's what they want you to do is not vote.
They want us to not vote Republican.
Now, admittedly, I have laid out all of the reasons that you shouldn't, personally, myself, about this guy.
But they want me to do that to try and trick you into thinking that you would vote Democrat.
But I'm also here to tell you that you're actually going to vote GOP because you are good Republicans and good Republicans rubber stamp Trump.
Trump, who has done all of the evil things that we need good Republicans to stop him from doing, and if we get loyal ones in there, we'll do what he's...
It doesn't really work, but it does if you just aren't paying attention, because it's enough kind of misdirection and hand stuff that you start to be like, oh yeah, I do.
I do need to hold strong and vote for these local candidates in these down ballot elections.
Got some horses, and hell, they want to go ride jet skis and go hunting.
And you know what?
America's going to be just fine, you know, because you're out there on the 40 acres and you got the American flag and you're good people and you go to church and yeah, you're not, you know, America's never going to, you know, and I love you.
I know who you are.
It's where I come from.
While you sit out there and think everything's okay, everything's burning down.
So, based on what Alex just said in the previous clip, the elites and the political class who don't want you politically involved in knocking on doors and getting good people elected, that's Trump.
He thinks they're a bunch of idiots who won't get politically involved because they're fine with drinking a little moonshine at the fishing hole.
Incidentally, Trump's big election-rigging legislation, the Salvage American Voter Eligibility Act, would wildly disproportionately impact rural voters.
In areas where there's less population density, there are fewer polling places.
So people have to drive longer distances to vote.
An elegant solution to this is voting by mail.
But the SAVE Act requires people to show an ID to do that.
The nearest polling place to your rural home might be as far as the nearest post office or wherever you could go to show your ID to vote by mail.
So that bill adds a major hurdle for the good old hunters and farmers that Alex is pretending to care so much about.
Also, because I've listened to way too much of this fucking show, I know that that stat that he's talking about with hunters is from the mid-2000s interviewing Ted Nugent.
Yeah, and I think it's also like, I don't, look, I don't want to be sitting here standing up for the rural American or whatever from my apartment in Chicago.
But I think that his view is really shitty.
And I also think that they did everything he wanted them to do.
Town hall, or I can't donate money to that political thing.
I can't get registered to vote.
I mean, you know, I served in the army five years.
I'm done with this.
I deserve a little time out here in the country.
I got neighbors coming over.
I got to clean the swimming pool.
And because you won't get engaged, we're in deep shit.
Then you got a lot of black pill people that just everybody's an agent and everybody's screwed and nobody's real but them and we're all and they don't really know anything politically.
This is abusive, even by Infowar standards, where Alex has backed himself into a corner and he's hoping to distract from that by lashing at the only segment of his audience that he thinks will never leave or he knows has already left because a lot of them were really old and they're probably dead.
I get that Alex likes to think of himself as a downhome country boy.
So all this stuff can come off like him criticizing his own community.
But he's been a multi-millionaire for at least a decade and he hasn't faced any of the challenges that people living in rural communities deal with for probably his whole life.
His dad was a successful dentist and then they lived next to a golf course in the affluent Dallas suburb Rockwall and then he moved to the semi-urban liberal hellhole of Austin and has lived there ever since.
Like this is bullshit doing this voice and trying to shit on rural people.
It's exactly what you said.
It's just kicking the people that you think it's safe to kick.
I remember you remember the Bone Temple when we were watching the Bone Temple.
There's that moment where you saw through the eyes of an infected and they saw a baby and the baby was like, ah, you know, like their psychosis kept them from seeing what was really there.
And there has to be some associated thing to this because everyone around them is comically evil.
They are captain planet villains.
We are talking about personified rat men walking around being like, I'm going to pollute things.
That's the level of crazy evil we're dealing with.
So in the book of Revelations, all right, which is, as far as I understand it, our only knowledge about the literal Antichrist or the prophesied Antichrist.
I don't recall a bunch of demons getting the nest ready.
You know what I mean?
There wasn't any need to really get, like, I guess the nest is ready on account of it being the earth.
I have thought for eight, nine years about saying what I'm about to say here today on air.
And I didn't do it previously just because I don't actually get into the weird esoteric stuff, the type of stuff people love.
So many times when other people cover something, then I kind of get the blame for covering it.
And it's not like I don't mind that.
It's just that I like to stick with what we've got.
Like we've got Jeffrey Epstein, a whole bunch of emails with the CIA, with Mossad, running ISIS, running Al-Qaeda, you know, getting him money, getting him weapons to destabilize countries.
And of course, as the top Primary Commission member, he would be doing things like that.
And there's new emails that they've dug out that are just incredible.
That's meat and potatoes.
But when you start getting into is Jared Kushner the devil or is he the Antichrist?
So, first of all, that shit that you were saying is not meat and potatoes, and the emails that Alex has for this Epstein story don't back up his claims.
Wow.
Second, who is that disclaimer for?
Anyone who listens to his show even a couple times or has heard him guest on other cool people's podcasts knows that Alex gets very into esoteric bullshit.
If you like Alex, then you like that because he's been very clear that he thinks his enemies are controlled by invisible demons and that God tells him the future.
When Alex talks like that, doing the I don't usually go in for this kind of crazy stuff act, it really just feels like him trying to convince himself that he's usually really serious.
So he's earned the right to cover this esoteric story as a treat.
So instead of covering anything about Jared Kushner or covering the eschatology or the biblical stuff, he's covering a TikTok video that's pretending to talk about Jared Kushner being the Antichrist.
These are demonically inclined and involved in all this stuff.
They mimic the Bible.
They believe that it's their master plan and that actually they're going to get power in the end.
So they actually fulfill the prophecy themselves.
So just because Kushner's running around trying to fulfill the prophecy and trying to push God to speed up his timeline, that's what the Christian Zionists are saying.
If we're ever in a position where any public policy decision or possible military action is predicated on trying to lure Jesus to return, the government might not be salvageable.
Like, if that's where we're at, we might need to just make this thing like an etch of sketch.
So while I'm on this subject and talking about a little bit of this bullshit, there's no war between good and evil.
And on the off chance that there is, no one needs to worry about it.
If one side is headed up by God, the sole creator of everything that exists, and the other side is run by the devil, who's one of God's creations, then good is never going to lose that eternal battle.
It is funny how much effort there is to go into to avoid just going like, oh, so if there's a God who's the God that you say, then I should just relax.
And I'm not saying he's the Antichrist, which I don't think he is, but he's, I mean, he just oozes evil energy, though.
And the point is, if you've got a demon down here paving the way for the Antichrist, you're going to see it doing all this Antichrist work and say, is that the Antichrist?
And I'd say, no, it's more like the Antichrist secretary.
So Jared Kushner's family business, Kushner Companies, they bought the building at 666 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan in 2007.
Basically, what's going on here is that this building is a flagrant example of Trump and his family using U.S. foreign policy to enrich themselves.
So instead of talking about all of that, Alex is trying to divert his audience's attention off into fantasy lands about him being the devil's secretary.
Here's the condensed version of this story.
Kushner companies bought the building just before the financial crisis hit and real estate prices took a huge dive.
So pretty soon after buying it, they were underwater and the property, like the debt that they had on it was higher than the value of the tower.
They rent out space as they can, but they're losing money.
And it looks like they're never going to be able to sell the building for anything close to what they paid for it.
Then in 2015, Trump is running for president and is Jared's father-in-law.
Jared and his convicted felon turned Trump pardon recipient, Father Charles, begin negotiating with the former prime minister of Qatar, who's also the head of the country's sovereign wealth fund.
This deal falls through, but in 2018, the Kushners are able to get a $1.1 billion bailout from Brookfield Asset Management, who took out a 99-year lease on the building and paid up front.
The Qatari Sovereign Wealth Fund is the second largest partner in the Brookfield asset management, and other companies linked with the government of Qatar lent or invested hundreds of millions of dollars with Kushner.
There's speculation that Kushner used his relationship with Trump as leverage to make this deal to bail out his building, including his support for a Saudi blockade of Qatar in 2017 that was based on an accusation that Qatar was aiding Iran.
Even if there isn't overt dealings or pressure being applied here, this shit is shady as hell.
And even Alex knows that.
But Trump is complicit in that shadiness, and he always was.
So it's key to distract on this subject off into some dumbass demon talk.
So everyone's too entertained to realize how badly Trump is fucking them over.