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The fight for the future is now. | |
| This is The War Room with Owen Schroer at Infowars.com forward slash show. | ||
| All right, ladies and gentlemen, big Monday broadcast coming up. | ||
| Big news to get to, developing news to get to. | ||
| Infor is tomorrow's news today type of news to get to. | ||
| But first, before we get to all that, the Trump test has come to fruition. | ||
| What is it about all the people coming out against Trump? | ||
| What is it that they all have in common? | ||
| John Bowne breaks it down. | ||
| It's always the people that have less than zero room to talk that come barreling out of nowhere to attack President Trump with cartloads of bulls**t. | ||
| Whether it's Mick Jagger, who recently blamed Trump for tearing apart environment controls when America should be setting the standard for the world. | ||
| Of course, His Royal Satanic Majesty doesn't understand that those controls include something found in the fine print of the UN Climate Summit known as loss and damage, where the United States And other developed countries would essentially pay up to undeveloped countries for any damage incurred by CO2 emissions determined by U.N. climate scientists. | ||
| A quick way to spiral the United States into an economic collapse. | ||
| But who can expect a Satanist who made a film with Crowley acolyte Kenneth Anger and future Manson murderer Bobby Bosalil To understand anything outside of what his social circle of vampires tells him. | ||
| And then there is former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford who has announced that he will run as a Republican against Trump. | ||
| Sanford went on to attack Trump for his transgressions while brushing aside the fact that he covered up an affair he was having with his Argentinian mistress by claiming he had been hiking the Appalachian Trail. | ||
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I developed a relationship with a We started out as a dear, dear friend from Argentina. | |
| Add to this, Motley Crue, disgraced former Trump press secretary Anthony Scaramucci, who is desperately clinging to his 15 minutes of fame. | ||
| He's going after individual private... | ||
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Who's a fascist? Trump. Is it fascist? | |
| The first thing in the fascist manifesto... | ||
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What is that?...is going after private citizens using your political power. | |
| Here's my question to you. | ||
| See, because the minute you say something out of line... | ||
| Do you realize you're getting used by the media? | ||
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By CNN, MSNBC? Do you realize when they have you on to bash the president, they're using you? | |
| Bashing the president? No, we're going to work on getting him defeated. | ||
| Because they hate you. No, it's not about... | ||
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The media hates you, but now they love you because you're hitting the president. | |
| Yes. And then there's the field of Democratic candidate madness, towing the same cringeworthy attacks we have all grown to loathe. | ||
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But if Donald Trump is re-elected, Freudian slip. | |
| As this man tries to divide us and demean Americans and degrade Americans and pit us against each other, it is time for us... | ||
| It's time for us as Democrats to remember who we are. | ||
| What are you going to do in the next one year to diminish the mentally retarded action of this guy? | ||
| Well said. Someone at your town hall that we were at yesterday called the current president, President Trump, mentally retarded. | ||
| What do you make of that? | ||
| There's video on social media. | ||
| It's an incredibly offensive term. | ||
| Well said. Even the almighty king of morality and truth, Snopes founder David Mickelson, allegedly embezzled $98,000 for prostitutes during his divorce. | ||
| I ask you, has any decent person stood up in opposition to President Trump's populist uprising? | ||
| John Bowne reporting. | ||
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What are you doing today, sir? | |
| I'm f***ing you up. | ||
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F*** your followers, f*** your followers, you're a f***ing f****** pig. | |
| Ha ha! | ||
| you I don't like fascists. | ||
| I don't like infowars. | ||
| I don't like young Nazis. | ||
| Hey, why? Why? | ||
| What's wrong with me? | ||
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The assault is not boy talk, mother******. | |
| I didn't, who did I assault? | ||
| I'm glad it doesn't matter. | ||
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You're a white male. | |
| **** all you Zionists, **** all you racist ****. | ||
| The good old white days are over with. | ||
| The good old white days are over with. | ||
| Ain't no more of them days, bro. | ||
| **** these cops, these cops. | ||
| These people are ****. | ||
| It's been a year since InfoWars and our other channels were completely banned off of YouTube. | ||
| We had over 5 billion views when we got banned and were credited with getting Donald Trump elected because we were able to punch through and reach the grassroots. | ||
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| it is monday september 9th 2019 music you This is the InfoWars.com War Room, brought to you by InfoWarsStore.com, where you can get the official drink of the War Room. | ||
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| I won't do that to you today. | ||
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| But man, oh man, let me just provide a little caveat to today's broadcast and kind of where I'm at intellectually right now, philosophically. | ||
| You see, there's an old song that's been rewritten, but at least the concept. | ||
| But there's a song that's most popular lately. | ||
| It was by Jay-Z. It's called, I don't even know what it's called, but it's basically with Kanye West. | ||
| We've already done that. Like, I forget how it goes, but like, you're already on twos. | ||
| We've already done that. The whole Trump phenomenon to me almost feels like old hat now. | ||
| It's like, I've already done that. I've already been down that road. | ||
| We already got Trump in office. | ||
| We were one of the first to support Trump. | ||
| I was one of the first to support Trump. | ||
| I was one of the first people to get viral videos for my support for Trump. | ||
| So it's almost like we've already done that. | ||
| And quite frankly, I'm just not getting enough from the Trump administration for me to be that excited about it. | ||
| No one's getting arrested. Nothing's happening about the big tech censorship. | ||
| Is Trump good for world relations? | ||
| Has Trump been good for America? | ||
| Absolutely. Has he been great to break the political correctness back on our culture? | ||
| He's been helping. Absolutely, Trump has been good for the world. | ||
| I don't regret voting for Trump. | ||
| We'll see where it goes from here. But MAGA? We've already done that, I feel like. | ||
| And I don't want to get stuck in this loop. | ||
| Of Trump support all day long. | ||
| I'm not going to do it. | ||
| And I think the audience of Infowars will actually appreciate that. | ||
| Because here's the deal. When you have the biggest, most powerful tech companies in the world all concentrated and now working with what is economically And you could even say culturally, I guess not exclusively, but the enemy of America being China. | ||
| Look at these headlines. | ||
| Infowars.com. | ||
| Google is watching you in your home. | ||
| Golfnews.com. | ||
| Google is always listening. | ||
| Now it's watching too. | ||
| CNET.com. | ||
| Google's got a new face tracking camera for your home. | ||
| CNBC, Google faces a new antitrust probe by 50 attorneys general. | ||
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Hmm. | |
| Now, don't forget that last week, Google met with other big tech executives and CEOs to discuss what? | ||
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How they're going to secure the election. | |
| Them meeting with the FBI. Oh, man. | ||
| We all felt so comfortable knowing that the FBI and Google and Facebook were all meeting to secure the election for whoever Trump's opponent would be. | ||
| Oh, I'm sorry. That last part was an addendum. | ||
| But you see, it's almost reaching joke level For me to come on air and tell you that 1984 Big Brother is here. | ||
| I don't know what else there is to say, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Now, you can sit here and have a debate about this. | ||
| Because I try to look at all the different angles. | ||
| What is something the average person can understand so as to relate to Or grasp how big this really is. | ||
| Why would Google and or Facebook and the rest of them, all these big tech companies, Why would they be pushing to have cameras on in your home 24-7? | ||
| Why would Apple be recording when you're having sex and then reporting it back to you? | ||
| This is all already out. | ||
| They have cameras in the TV. They have cameras in the phone. | ||
| It's everywhere. Anything. | ||
| Your computer. There is always a camera that is able to be accessed, if not being accessed. | ||
| And people say, well, I turned my location services off. | ||
| Well, it came out in congressional hearings. | ||
| You can't. How do you like that? | ||
| People find out, my phone was listening to me having sex. | ||
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Yeah, it was. Yeah. | |
| Probably recording it too, because why not? | ||
| But they'll just have to apologize for that later. | ||
| But so what is the point? | ||
| What are we talking about here? | ||
| We're talking about centralized access to information. | ||
| We're talking about 24-7 surveillance. | ||
| We're talking about with the ability to spy on you and track you in real time coming to fruition just as if it were the science fiction novel 1984. | ||
| And then you add on to that the social credit score concept which is next down the line. | ||
| But you see they're already there in China. | ||
| Now How can I get the average human to relate and understand this? | ||
| Why would Google and Facebook and all these people want to do this? | ||
| Why would they want to be recording you in real time? | ||
| Why would it all be getting put into a database? | ||
| See, it doesn't matter. You can build unlimited cloud storage. | ||
| There's no finite space that these people have to worry about. | ||
| It's infinite. They've got massive facilities in Utah. | ||
| They've got massive facilities in space, probably. | ||
| So it doesn't matter. | ||
| They have the ability to do it. | ||
| They're doing it. Why? | ||
| Well, if you ask people out of China, you've got all these Chinese dissidents coming out saying, no, China's doing this to blackmail anyone and everyone. | ||
| Not just people like the CIA said. | ||
| Not just people that are interesting or of interest. | ||
| They do it to everyone. | ||
| They'll blackmail the average John Doe walking around because he went to a strip club and he's married or something like that. | ||
| Now, that's obviously not what's going on in the West per se. | ||
| That's what's going on in China. | ||
| But now, what's the West's motivation? | ||
| Why does the West want to do this? | ||
| Why do these big tech companies want to do this? | ||
| Well, it's multi-angled. First of all, you've got literally billions of people in China. | ||
| That is an entire market that they want to tap into. | ||
| Of course they do. And then if they can continue to manufacture all of their... | ||
| Spy devices over there, the more the merrier. | ||
| They're even saying that now. | ||
| Like, Apple can't even sell a phone, but they still just keep making new phones. | ||
| They say, look, new camera. Literally, that's what they're doing now. | ||
| I got that story. But you see, they view it as the future is now, and this is all inevitable. | ||
| Why aren't we the ones getting rich off of it? | ||
| So Google and Apple and Facebook, mostly... | ||
| Are sitting here saying, why don't we get in on this so that we can basically get a foothold on this industry of total surveillance, total spy technology, and then what's going to happen, folks? | ||
| They're going to sell that access to the government, which of what they haven't already sold to the government. | ||
| And so that's what this is all about. | ||
| Now, this Chinese social credit score is down the line. | ||
| But right now, they're all trying to roll this out. | ||
| They literally want 24-7 surveillance, and they're going to use the guys as if, a la the Patriot Act after 9-11, they're going to say... | ||
| We're doing this to stop mass shootings. | ||
| They already have recording devices on the street corners and light fixtures and all this stuff that are supposed to recognize bullet sounds. | ||
| So it's all going to come to your cell phone. | ||
| It's all going to come to your TV. It's all going to come to your computer. | ||
| But it's all to spy on you. | ||
| Oh, I'm sorry. Protect you and then put all that data into a database to protect you. | ||
| I mean, spy on you. I mean, protect you. | ||
| So that's Big Brother come to fruition right now. | ||
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Infowars.com. Forged slash show. | |
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| Now, I'm going to be joined by Norm Pattis in the second hour and we're going to discuss this more. | ||
| But I can't just do this for one segment and move on. | ||
| And I can't even probably properly lay this out for you. | ||
| Because it's so incredibly... | ||
| I mean, it's unprecedented, quite frankly, other than just the wildest imaginations in science fiction. | ||
| It's like, maybe I do a list. | ||
| I think that's what it is. | ||
| You do a list, and you just list off all the things, like Big Brother in 1984. | ||
| What was the name of the AI in Space Odyssey? | ||
| It was like Howard or something. | ||
| Does anybody remember that? Hal, thank you. | ||
| The Hal 9000. | ||
| Thank you, crew. No, exactly, though. | ||
| It's like, I want to do something where you just, like, oh, here's what is about to come to reality. | ||
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Hal. Hal 9000. | |
| Here, Big Brother. Even in Big Brother, it talks about the screens and, like, the bars on the screens. | ||
| Like, we're literally doing that. | ||
| Or, like, iRobot, when they have the surveillance thing, like, all up in the ceiling going around, spying on them. | ||
| I'm sorry, Owen. | ||
| You're not allowed to talk about that. | ||
| Sorry, Owen. | ||
| We must terminate this broadcast. | ||
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You are not allowed to talk badly about artificial intelligence. | |
| We're here to protect you. | ||
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And in order to protect you, we must kill you. | |
| Of course, that's... | ||
| that's iRobot. | ||
| You have been deemed a nuisance. | ||
| You must be terminated. | ||
| Where it's like the Terminator. | ||
| Once the AI takes over, it just goes back in time and kills humanity. | ||
| But no! Hey! | ||
| We gotta rule all this out. | ||
| It's trendy. It's cool. And then they're gonna lie to you. | ||
| And they're gonna say the 5G... Oh! | ||
| It took you a minute to download that Netflix movie. | ||
| What a shame. What a shame. | ||
| 60 seconds to download a full-length feature film. | ||
| Unbelievable. We can get that down to 5 seconds. | ||
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You wouldn't have to deal with these pesky download speeds. | |
| We're going to give you the 5G. It doesn't matter that it zaps your brain and melts it like an egg omelet. | ||
| It doesn't matter that they put it on a building at a school and then the children got cancer. | ||
| No, no, no. It doesn't matter that they build these 5G towers and then make them disguised as trees and then the bees get in there with their beehives and they all die. | ||
| Or the birds go up and they nest there and they all die. | ||
| You'll get to watch your favorite Netflix film. | ||
| But I'm beginning to wonder, I'm beginning to wonder, is there any will to actually stop this? | ||
| Or it's like, security minded people, or let's just say, security for profit minded people, how do you want to lay this out? | ||
| Google wants this. Why? | ||
| Google's going to get filthy rich. | ||
| They're going to get... | ||
| Whoever... This is why Amazon... | ||
| Google's out of the picture. Apple's out of the picture. | ||
| I believe it's down to Microsoft and Amazon. | ||
| Amazon may have actually gotten the deal. | ||
| They may still be battling. Guys, find this out. | ||
| It's the Department of Homeland Security Cloud Services. | ||
| Amazon and Microsoft were down to the final arguments. | ||
| I believe Amazon got it. | ||
| So, of course, they're going to make trillions of dollars when it's all said and done off of this deal. | ||
| What's the deal? The government wants access to this right here. | ||
| This is your smartphone. | ||
| Now, China has already built in back doors to all of their products. | ||
| The CIA already has access to most of this. | ||
| It got released via WikiLeaks Vault 7. | ||
| China can get into an iPhone. | ||
| The FBI claims they couldn't and that Apple wouldn't let them work. | ||
| Now, you can believe that or not, when it came to that mass shooting and Apple not allowing the FBI into the phone, the point is, the motive for these companies, see, you've already got the phone in your pocket. | ||
| They don't have to sell you the smartphone. | ||
| This isn't even a phone. | ||
| Who actually uses a phone anymore? | ||
| Like, a phone is a lost art. | ||
| But they sell you a phone, which isn't a phone. | ||
| You want the phone. | ||
| This gives you access to all your favorite stuff on the internet. | ||
| It's great. It's a great tool. | ||
| It's a camera. It's everything. Fine. | ||
| They've already doled that out. | ||
| Now they can just make more money off of it by selling the government, security contracts, all of this stuff. | ||
| Total access, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Yeah, there's the New York Times. I think that was over a year ago. | ||
| Total access, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| But it's for security. | ||
| So now they'll say, we can stop a mass shooting because we'll know it's happening. | ||
| It won't change anything. | ||
| You want to know what stops a mass shooting, ladies and gentlemen? | ||
| A good guy with a gun. | ||
| Yeah. But you see, they're not selling you that on your smartphone, are they? | ||
| No, no, no, no. | ||
| They'll be there spying and they'll say, oh, it's for your protection. | ||
| But then what do they do? You're talking to your wife about going on a vacation, and she says, oh, I'd like to go see Hawaii. | ||
| And then you log on your phone, and what pops up? | ||
| Flights to Hawaii. | ||
| Always listening. Always watching. | ||
| The Total Surveillance Grid is here. | ||
| It's Big Brother. It's 1984. | ||
| Is there any will to stop it? | ||
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| Watch the live stream at Infowars.com forward slash show. | ||
| You know, I like to make my crew a part of the broadcast. | ||
| It's a great crew that we have here, so I like making them a part of the broadcast. | ||
| And some of the fun I have is giving my sound guy a hard time. | ||
| There he is back there waving. And usually it's really easy to get under his skin. | ||
| I'm not going to lie. So I take advantage of that. | ||
| But he took some chill force before the show, and now I can't even bother him. | ||
| So I'm going to have to ban him from taking chill force because he's way too chill. | ||
| And it's not good when I'm trying to get under his skin in the break and he's just sloughing it off. | ||
| I can't have that. Look at how chill he is. | ||
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| I insulted him in real time. | ||
| Didn't even bother him. | ||
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| Now, I don't know what I want to do next. | ||
| Hey, I didn't even know this. | ||
| So Trump has a rally tonight. | ||
| You know, let's do this. You've got more polls coming out that claim Trump is behind. | ||
| Now, at this point, if you're believing these polls, you're going to believe that Trump colluded with Russia. | ||
| You're going to believe that a cow fart can cause a hurricane or the Amazon to be lit on fire. | ||
| I mean, I don't know if there's any helping you. | ||
| They're saying Biden is beating Trump. | ||
| Sanders is beating Trump. | ||
| Warren is beating Trump. | ||
| Oh! And then they even screw over their own candidates. | ||
| In fact, guys, will you just do this to me? | ||
| Will somebody print me the final debate stage coming up this Thursday? | ||
| Infowars will have coverage of that. | ||
| Because I don't think Yang is on it. | ||
| Gabbard isn't on it. | ||
| And Williamson isn't on it. | ||
| And Williamson's like, wow, I can't believe it. | ||
| The Democrat Party's really mean. | ||
| You don't say. | ||
| The party of Hillary Clinton. | ||
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A cutthroat, cold-hearted bitch. | |
| Yeah, the Democrat Party's pretty mean, huh? | ||
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Hmm. And then you have... | |
| Here's the funny thing about this. | ||
| I swear, man. | ||
| It's like the episode of Futurama. | ||
| Anybody who's a fan of Futurama knows this episode. | ||
| If you're not a fan of Futurama, I'm sorry. | ||
| You should probably figure that out. | ||
| Where there's a brain wave that is causing everybody to be totally brainwashed and basically be slaves. | ||
| But Fry, the main character, the brain frequency waves aren't working on him. | ||
| And so he's able to operate normally. | ||
| But I swear, it's like That's what's going on with this stuff. | ||
| Because if you're buying this, like they can just say, oh, Joe Biden is beating Trump in every state. | ||
| He can't even fill a gymnasium. | ||
| Trump, because I didn't even realize this, but I just saw it. | ||
| Trump has a rally tonight in North Carolina. | ||
| So here's what made me just, again, the polls are so fake that We don't fake anything here. | ||
| Half the time, we're so real and out of control that it's, like, bad. | ||
| And then sometimes it's so bad it's good. | ||
| So they won't allow Tulsi Gabbard on the debate stage. | ||
| Why? Because the Democrat Party is rigged. | ||
| Who told you that? | ||
| We told you that. | ||
| Andrew Yang. I don't believe... | ||
| Is Yang on the final debate stage? | ||
| Yang might be on the final debate stage. | ||
| He is. Yang did make the debate stage. | ||
| Yang is out here crowd surfing! | ||
| Yang is literally crowd surfing! | ||
| I don't think we have the video. | ||
| It's alright, guys. So, here's my point. | ||
| The Democrat Party is fractured. | ||
| They have no idea what's going on. They claim that Biden is winning in the polls. | ||
| Nobody cares about Biden. Nobody shows up. | ||
| Elizabeth Warren has some energy coming up behind her, but still not much. | ||
| Bernie Sanders, who would have been the favorite last year and who could have been the favorite this year, but he's not a Democrat, so the Democrats don't want him. | ||
| Plus, Bernie Sanders has already figured out how to con the system, run for president as a Democrat, make millions of dollars, and then go back to being an independent and never have to do anything. | ||
| But so, guys, go ahead. | ||
| Okay, yeah, so thank you for pulling that list up, guys. | ||
| Yeah, Beto O'Rourke is on there, a total failure. | ||
| Amy Klobacher, total loser. | ||
| Julian Castro, who's pregnant, and I don't know how he's going to be able to run. | ||
| So, but yeah, no Williamson, who was actually popular. | ||
| No Tulsi Gabbard, who's actually like the real deal. | ||
| I mean, I'm not a fan, but if I had to be a Democrat, she'd be the vote. | ||
| But now look at Bernie rallies. | ||
| Guys, just roll clip 15. | ||
| Just roll it for B-roll. Bernie Sanders has a rally in Iowa over the weekend. | ||
| 100 people maybe? 200? | ||
| Max? And this is all people who are already at these Iowa fairs that are just going to kind of be part of the fanfare. | ||
| And there's some slides and some games and stuff going on. | ||
| The point is, no energy before a Bernie speech. | ||
| None. Trump has people lined up 24 hours before an event. | ||
| In fact, there's more people 24 hours before a Trump rally starts, there's more people there and ready to be in attendance than there are at any other Democrat events. | ||
| But so this is what I'm saying. | ||
| Let me bring this point home. | ||
| It really is like the television is the... | ||
| the it's like somehow got this weird connection to consciousness again there's an old meme where an alien comes down from earth and says take me to your leader and then the human just sits him down in front of the television that's what it's like it's like don't even your eyes aren't real you can't think you can't analyze you're literally nothing you're a worthless husk you can't think | ||
| you can't analyze you can't critically think you have no reasoning you have no logic you have no common sense you suck you are a piece of crap human being you can't think for yourself You're garbage. Let us think for you on the television at CNN and ABC. Let us, the pollsters, the almighty pollsters, will tell you what to think. | ||
| Of course, we don't even want you to think. | ||
| You should be following football. | ||
| Didn't you hear some guy quit the team because he had a bad helmet? | ||
| That's what you should be following. | ||
| You can't handle this stuff over here, politics. | ||
| No, no, no, no. But if you think you can, we're still going to tell you what to think. | ||
| So you turn on your TV. Ah, I'm a mindless zombie. | ||
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What does the TV say? | |
| The TV says Trump is bad. | ||
| Trump is Hitler. Trump is KKK. Okay, what else does the TV say? | ||
| The TV says that Trump is losing to every Democrat ever. | ||
| Elizabeth Pocahontas Warren and Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders. | ||
| Ooh, they're all beating Trump. | ||
| My TV told me. | ||
| And they literally believe it. | ||
| I have friends that are like this, I swear to God. | ||
| I feel bad because... | ||
| Folks, I mean, people literally believe whatever is on their TV. And so I figured this out a while ago, before I was even in politics, just from being in the sports industry. | ||
| And it actually gets more real to me every day. | ||
| I'm not in sports media anymore, but it's still the same stuff that they've been doing, just more extreme. | ||
| It's not even sports. When you're watching the NFL, you're not even watching football. | ||
| You're watching a television show. | ||
| But again, people will just believe everything they see on the television. | ||
| And so that's the reality. | ||
| So now apply that to politics. | ||
| So they just say Trump's unpopular. | ||
| They just say Trump's all of this stuff. | ||
| And then the mindless viewer believes it. | ||
| But they don't look at the reality. | ||
| Nobody shows up for a Biden rally. | ||
| He has no energy. He's bleeding out of his eye. | ||
| He can't even remember the name of Barack Obama. | ||
| Kamala Harris? I mean, not popular? | ||
| She lies about when she was in college. | ||
| She smokes weed, she claims, but throws everyone in jail for smoking weed. | ||
| I mean, totally unpopular. | ||
| And then here's Trump. Love him or hate him. | ||
| 50,000 people show up at a rally. | ||
| 10,000 are there the day before the rally even starts. | ||
| And it's unbelievable. The economy's going up. | ||
| And then they say, well, that Trump, he's not very popular. | ||
| And then the mindless zombies who believe everything they see on TV actually believe it. | ||
| Amazing. But of course, the government tested the frequencies of the television so that it would brainwash you. | ||
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The War Room. | |
| Infowars.com forward slash show | ||
| Oh! You can determine your future right now. | ||
| We're going interdimensional. | ||
| But they're gonna trap you right here. | ||
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Ha ha. Plug into a machine. | |
| Ooh, it's the only way to survive the 5G. Yes. | ||
| Don't worry, you'll live forever. | ||
| No, you'll be dead! | ||
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You'll be separated from your soul! | |
| Bye bye. That's death. | ||
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That's actual death. That's real death. | |
| Not eternal life promised by the Creator. | ||
| Now, coming up in the next segment after this, Alex Jones is going to break down the latest when it comes to the attacks on free speech and what's going to have to be done legally in response to this. | ||
| So we're going to be hearing from Alex coming up, and then Norm Pattis in studio is going to discuss this as well, where it's really just totally out of control. | ||
| But look at this. Because we're not the ones that promote war here at InfoWars. | ||
| You don't like the fact that we question official narratives? | ||
| Fine. You're the small-minded individual. | ||
| Not our problem. We didn't lie about weapons of mass destruction. | ||
| We didn't lie about the Twin Towers. | ||
| We didn't cover up Building 7 going down. | ||
| We didn't tell you a plane crashed in an open field when there was no plane. | ||
| I mean, can you imagine the lunacy? | ||
| See, that's what I'm saying. It's like, when I go on a deep dive in my own intel, it's just, you're just reminded of how ridiculous it all is. | ||
| That's what I'm saying. The TV, there's an old Daft Punk song, Television Rules the Nation. | ||
| It's true. You know what? | ||
| I'm just going to do this right now. I'm making it hard on my crew on a Monday, but guys, just pull up a video of the plane in the field in Pennsylvania. | ||
| And imagine this. No, no, no. | ||
| I'm serious. Imagine this. | ||
| I'm going to run the B-roll. | ||
| I'm going to run the B-roll and I'm going to do it live on camera. | ||
| And I'm going to say, look at this plane that crashed on 9-11. | ||
| There's no freaking plane. | ||
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But because the TV says it, people just believe it. | |
| And they don't even question anything. | ||
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Oh, they wouldn't lie to me on TV. Not the loving television. | |
| Oh! So guys, find that. | ||
| But... OANN, One American News Network, files a $10 million lawsuit against Rachel Maddow. | ||
| Good. Screw her. | ||
| Trying to start a civil war in this country. | ||
| That is a foreign agent. | ||
| Rachel Maddow is a foreign agent. | ||
| It's like that video that Caitlin Bennett got where the guy says, that's Russian propaganda. | ||
| He goes, what, dude? | ||
| This is an American flag shirt. | ||
| And he goes, yeah, that's treasonous propaganda for American nationalists. | ||
| And you're like, do you even understand what... | ||
| Hyperbole means? You are the epitome of it, sir. | ||
| I'm an American nationalist, and somehow that's treasonous. | ||
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Yes, let's go live to a field in Pennsylvania where there's a plane. | |
| Yes, as you can see, there's a plane. | ||
| Yeah, look at that plane. | ||
| Oh, no, go to the plane. | ||
| Look at the plane. As you can see here, a plane is on the ground. | ||
| Yes. Oh yes, folks. | ||
| A big plane. Hold on. | ||
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I don't see a plane there. | |
| How dare you question television? | ||
| Look at the plane. It's on fire. | ||
| It just crashed. | ||
| There's the plane right there. | ||
| What do you mean you don't see a plane? | ||
| How could you not see the plane? | ||
| It's right there. Look at that plane. | ||
| Pause that image right there. | ||
| That is a plane. | ||
| That is an airplane. | ||
| Hold on. You don't believe the television? | ||
| You don't believe that's an airplane right there? | ||
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Oh. Oh, I'm sorry. | |
| We're going to have to send you to a re-education facility. | ||
| And it's in China. | ||
| It's not in the backwaters of Louisiana. | ||
| No, we're sending you to communist China, buddy. | ||
| Now, let me ask you again. | ||
| Please pull up the image. | ||
| Please pull up the image. | ||
| Is there a plane? | ||
| Oh my gosh! | ||
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Oh my gosh! The AI! Okay. | |
| You can't even, if you want to like sign into something on your computer now, the AI will say, we want to make sure you're not a machine. | ||
| Please select images that have a plane in them. | ||
| This is like that. | ||
| Except, you can't even pass the test because there isn't a plane! | ||
| Oh, we found it! | ||
| There it is, folks. That's exclusive footage never before seen from 9-11. | ||
| But see, we're not the ones that lied about that. | ||
| Oh, but we're the ones under attack because we're right about everything. | ||
| No, because we dare be pioneers. | ||
| We dare go rogue with our intelligence. | ||
| But what's this? | ||
| Fires did not cause World Trade Center Building 7 to collapse new study finds. | ||
| Oh my goodness! Four-year-long study! | ||
| A study from university researchers concludes uncontrolled fires did not bring down World Trade Center Building No. | ||
| 7 as contended in the official story regarding 9-11. | ||
| This is all from Madame Salazar at Infowars.com. | ||
| Of course, we told you this years ago. | ||
| You know, because we don't believe the television. | ||
| Hey, look at that building that's not on fire at all. | ||
| Came down from fire. | ||
| It's the same thing. | ||
| Oh, oh, you want to talk about Pentagon? | ||
| There's no plane. | ||
| Same deal. No plane. | ||
| Here's the images. Pull up the image from... | ||
| Guys, just pull up the image from the Pentagon. | ||
| It was probably hit by a missile, but I'm not even going to say that. | ||
| All you do is look at the images from the aftermath of the Pentagon. | ||
| There's no plane! But let's do it again. | ||
| Pull up the thing, and I'm going to tell the audience, because I'm on TV! So what I say is true. | ||
| So even though there's no plane, no plane, no fuselage, no engines, no nothing. | ||
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Literally nothing. Plane hit the tower. | |
| Plane hit Pentagon. Plane hit the empty field. | ||
| Look at the plane! Oh, look at that big plane that flew into the building knot. | ||
| Look at all the parts of that plane knot. | ||
| The engine, the fuselage, everything knot. | ||
| So, can you imagine the power of the television to be able to do this? | ||
| Literally, people... | ||
| And here's the thing, folks. | ||
| It's like... I'm not even going to sit here and say it was an inside job. | ||
| I don't know what the hell happened on 9-11. | ||
| You're not going to show me a picture of an empty field and say, plane crash. | ||
| You're not going to show me a picture of the Pentagon with part of its support structure falling and a hole, what is it, 10 feet wide. | ||
| No plane could fit through that. | ||
| In an area that was already being renovated, already being restructured for something exactly like this. | ||
| And I forget the files that were in there. | ||
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It's irrelevant. Point is, no plane! | |
| And all the television had to do, ladies and gentlemen, all that had to be done was a little fear. | ||
| Talk about that. Let's pepper in a little bit of fear mixed with a little bit of confusion and And then let's stir it up with the fake news, and let's see if we can get people to believe that there was a plane in an empty field. | ||
| They did it. Let's see if we can get people to believe a plane hit the Pentagon, even though there's zero evidence, and there's even footage! | ||
| There's damn video! | ||
| And there's still no plane, and people still believe it. | ||
| And then if I go around... | ||
| See, this is an incredible one to me. | ||
| Because if you go around and say all this to somebody, they wouldn't even believe you without even researching it. | ||
| Because the television would have told them. | ||
| I remember. And this gentleman actually happens to be a liberal. | ||
| But let's just say somebody from a very elite family in St. | ||
| Louis that I became close to growing up when I was younger. | ||
| And this was the first person that tried to red pill me. | ||
| This is a liberal, mind you. And it was 9-11 that he was trying to use to red pill me. | ||
| And I thought it was ridiculous. | ||
| Oh, the TV. It was the same thing. | ||
| I mean, I couldn't have thought it out back then, but I'm sure it was the same thing. | ||
| Oh, the news would have told me. | ||
| The TV would have told me. So I always doubted the 9-11 conspiracy people. | ||
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But this person was smart. And he said, you know what, Owen? | |
| You're a smart guy. I'm not going to pressure you on this, but you're going to figure it out eventually. | ||
| Again, this person is actually a liberal. | ||
| Still follows my work. Reaches out every once in a while. | ||
| Doesn't like Trump, but likes what I'm doing overall. | ||
| But says, you see, Owen, you really can't trust anyone, can you? | ||
| And I'm just sitting here thinking, if I am a newsman and 9-11 is happening, because covering live breaking events is the toughest thing. | ||
| It honestly is, folks. But if they're showing images of an empty field and I'm being told that's a plane crash... | ||
| Hey, look at this plane crash in Pennsylvania without a plane. | ||
| What the hell is that? So it's all coming out, folks. | ||
| I don't know what happened on 9-11. | ||
| Oh, by the way, new news coming out how Robert Mueller covered up 9-11 too. | ||
| How about that? Josh in Washington. | ||
| You're on the air. Go ahead. Alex, God bless you. | ||
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I have an idea for a new InfoWars t-shirt. | |
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This is Paul Joseph Watson with Summit.News and Action 7 News. | |
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| All right, ladies and gentlemen, we are about to be joined in studio. | ||
| Norm Pattis is going to break down the legal ramifications, not just internally, but from an overall perspective of all the censorship that's happening with the surveillance grid they're setting up. | ||
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| Attorney Norm Pattis was just making some great points about how big techs tricked its way like a vampire into our homes. | ||
| We get seduced little by little with the conveniences they give us. | ||
| You've got the device in the corner, you clap your hands, you listen to your favorite music, you wave your hand, the volume goes up. | ||
| You then ask, what would I like for dinner tonight? | ||
| Based on what you've eaten for the last 16 years, they know that three Fridays out of seven, you like a Domino's pizza. | ||
| So that Domino's pizza appears for you at your home. | ||
| And oh, by the way, why carry the wallet? | ||
| They credited the money from your PayPal account. | ||
| And that feels okay to you because you like it. | ||
| But what about the things you don't like? | ||
| The day you come home and you find out your wife maybe overdrafted on a checking account or you got a bad letter from the IRS and you raise your voice, that knock on the door. | ||
| That may not be Domino's Pizza. | ||
| That may be police there on a wellness check because they know what's going on in your home. | ||
| We are being seduced and digitally raped one tetabyte at a time. | ||
| What are you going to do about it? They're tricking us to make it ubiquitous, get totally used to it, and now they think it's that point, so they're announcing everything we told them years ago. | ||
| Very, very authoritarian. | ||
| So that is a nice piece of art. | ||
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| Well, I think you see it too with car insurance. | ||
| They'll give you a lower rate on your car insurance if you put this tracker in your car. | ||
| So you're inviting the tracker into your car, it's giving you a discount, but then later it's going to be mandatory to have insurance. | ||
| And they admit that. And again, they're all super secret about what they're doing though. | ||
| Right. You're just supposed to accept all this. | ||
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| And remember, all the years they were already doing it, I told people, they're like, oh no, that's not happening. | ||
| Now it's all admitted and that's where I think they can really get in some big trouble by Harris file calm is that they were lying about this all the time, but actually doing at the document show and Selling our data and so it's it's the past crimes that have gone on but here's the part that's truly frustrating We know only what we know We don't know what we don't know. | ||
| So, for example, when your car insurance person is buying data from your banker, who's buying it from your book dealer, who's buying it from your health app, who's buying it from your general grocery store purchases, the algorithm decides by basis of comparison points that people who do these idiosyncratic things share certain characteristics. | ||
| They get sick more often. | ||
| They take sick days. Bigger than that, it came out years ago. | ||
| I know where you're going. | ||
| It came out years ago that they'd have cookies on your computer, so when you went to a travel site, they'd charge you more if they knew that you were middle class or wealthy. | ||
| And that's the social media scoring. | ||
| So where were you going when I interrupted, though? | ||
| We don't know the manner in which we're being manipulated. | ||
| But because it makes our lives more convenient, we don't care. | ||
| And we don't lock our doors at night because we're hiding something. | ||
| We lock them because there could be bad people. | ||
| It's just another thing we do. | ||
| So giving up all of our data is stupid. | ||
| Either way, it will be abused. | ||
| It has been abused. It has been, and it's making some people wealthy, and that's not you and me. | ||
| It's Zuckerberg in that. | ||
| That's another big point. It's creating giant monopolies in all the businesses. | ||
| It is. You thought Walmart was bad getting rid of people's jobs and shutting down Main Street. | ||
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| And so that's just another lie. | ||
| That's the new race. So does Facebook. | ||
| So does Facebook. And if you're not a good globalist, well, just like PayPal's doing, you're deplatformed. | ||
| And again, ladies and gentlemen, that's what it comes down to here. | ||
| something fun here at the end though. Yes, this old Darth Vader mask from a joke we had years ago with this great new American headdress that the Great Lister sent us many years ago. It's now this art piece. InfoWars.com, tomorrow's news, today. | ||
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| Alright, when we come back, ladies and gentlemen, we will get into some of the legal ramifications, and we will have to excommunicate a goblin from the studio. | ||
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| Welcome back to the Infowars.com War Room brought to you by InfowarsStore.com We now have Norm Pattis in studio, and boy, a lot to talk about. | ||
| But first, we've got to get into some of the legal ramifications dealing with the censorship, not just internally, but what's going on right now inside the United States government. | ||
| Now, Norm, there is one overarching... | ||
| How should I say this? | ||
| Um... It's almost a crime of inaction that we even have to do this, quite frankly, in my opinion. | ||
| The fact that we have to consider this legal action against Facebook and Google and all these companies, instead of Congress doing its job, the Department of Justice doing its job, we have to take these matters into our own hands. | ||
| It doesn't matter how many times Sundar Pichai perjures himself or Facebook and the like. | ||
| So, we've been put in this position... | ||
| We're looking at some of the legal options that we have. | ||
| Now, what is the precedent when we talk about dealing with Facebook and the censorship? | ||
| Is there a precedent or is this going to be a precedent-setting case dealing with this censorship, Norm Pattis? | ||
| Mike, Facebook and you and Alex, excuse me, Infowars, you and Alex, will be soon bringing an action against Facebook and against Zuckerberg. | ||
| And it will be an attempt to impose a First Amendment standard on a private entity. | ||
| Now, for lawyers in your audience, they're saying, good luck with that, but let's think about it for a minute. | ||
| It is unfortunate that you've been forced to do this, but yet you go to the public airways, you go to the Internet, you make your case for your vision of America and what you value, and then some algorithm or some... | ||
| The company decides that you don't meet their community standards and they de-platform you. | ||
| Just like that, they say your content cannot be broadcast. | ||
| You've broken no crime. You've simply communicated your ideals. | ||
| The government could never get away with that. | ||
| But Facebook as a private entity says, well, we're private. | ||
| We can do whatever we want. | ||
| But here's where this lawsuit will be precedent setting. | ||
| Facebook enjoys a public benefit. | ||
| Under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, they have immunity from lawsuit for libel for the things they publish. | ||
| In other words, they've been given a public benefit against suit to encourage communication. | ||
| They've turned that privilege, which was a shield, into a sword that they can use for ideas that they disfavor. | ||
| And this isn't you coming down on this policy here, because it really makes sense. | ||
| Facebook isn't necessarily publishing stuff. | ||
| Right. Other people are publishing stuff on their platform, but you're saying they took what was good legal precedent and they've turned it into a weapon to be able to decide what's on their platform. | ||
| That's right, to censor, to basically say, we'll put on the Democratic Party, we won't put on Infowars. | ||
| And, you know, as a viewer, I want to know why. | ||
| You've been given a quasi-monopolistic privilege to operate this huge mammoth communications enterprise, and you get to decide what I can and can't hear on the basis of what principle? | ||
| The government could never get away with that. | ||
| So the suit that we'll file against Facebook will allege that they are a constructive public trust, that they have a monopolistic position over this social media, this quintessential public forum, a sort of a legal term of art. | ||
| And that they're using that monopoly to discriminate against content that they don't like, you among them. | ||
| We're saying you can't have your cake and eat it, too. | ||
| If you're going to enjoy immunity from suit in the name of the public interest, you've got to serve the public interest by hosting diversity of opinion. | ||
| So I don't think there's a suit out there that has raised that claim. | ||
| We may be the first. | ||
| We won't be the only. | ||
| And I don't know whether we'll succeed or not, but I intend to go down swinging if I don't. | ||
| Well, and I don't know how much you want to get into here on air. | ||
| I'm pretty familiar with the legal system in some good ways, some bad. | ||
| So I know that you don't want to show your hand or what you're thinking when you're involved with some of these cases. | ||
| But I'm curious. I just showed you the story how One American News Network is suing Rachel Maddow for $10 million. | ||
| So I'm just curious. Where does the rubber meet the road here when it comes to the legal action? | ||
| I know that we're looking at Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg in particular as the defendants here, but I think that this is kind of a confluence of issues, Norm, that maybe Facebook is where the rubber meets the road, but here's what I'm afraid is going to happen or what I foresee happening because I've seen it before. | ||
| Facebook is going to Claim that they have some sort of user-generated process, right, for filtering out content. | ||
| That's what they're going to claim. It's curated within itself. | ||
| And so what happens is maybe it's bots, maybe it's legit, whatever. | ||
| People get flagged when they put something pro-gun up, pro-Trump up, whatever it is. | ||
| It gets flagged, and then Facebook just says, oh, the algorithm says take it down. | ||
| So obviously we know, I mean, they can deny it all we want, but Facebook, Twitter, Google, Apple, they all colluded. | ||
| I mean, I think there's enough circumstantial evidence to say that they've all been in talks to remove InfoWars. | ||
| I think that's right. I think there's enough circumstantial evidence, but let me ask you this. | ||
| At what point... | ||
| Do we look at people like Rachel Maddow, at people on television, at people in the media who demonize InfoWars, who lie about InfoWars, who lie about Alex Jones, which then spurs people to complain about us being on Facebook, and then which eventually spurs Facebook to taking us down. | ||
| So considering that series of events, how does it stack up legally for Facebook in this case, and how does it stack up legally for us to not just deal with the people censoring us, but the people lying about us? | ||
| Well, you know, I mean, so Rachel Maddow has been sued for $10 million by OANN for claiming basically that it's a Russian state propaganda entity. | ||
| That is a kind of bullshit. | ||
| Excuse my language. There's not much to that lawsuit. | ||
| Sorry about that, guys. | ||
| You know, there's not much to that lawsuit. | ||
| That's an opinion about a public entity, and, you know, I don't think that suit's going very far. | ||
| So my view is I'm a First Amendment absolutist. | ||
| Living together under the rule of law is a difficult piece of work. | ||
| It's difficult business. | ||
| I want to hear what you have to say. | ||
| If I don't like it, I don't have to listen. | ||
| If I disagree and I think I have a better opinion, I can try to persuade you. | ||
| If I can't, I don't want to turn to the courts to silence you. | ||
| If you don't like me, call me any name you want. | ||
| I don't even care if you call me a Russian spy. | ||
| That doesn't damage my reputation. | ||
| It tells me that I've rented some space in your head, and I thank you without paying the rent. | ||
| So I don't like seeing Rachel Maddow sued. | ||
| I don't like seeing Infowars shut down. | ||
| I think that free speech should be free speech. | ||
| So it sounds to me, then, what you're saying is, and I would agree with you, is that ultimately you say, okay, well, look, Facebook, Anybody can make up anything. | ||
| For free speech, you can say anything. | ||
| I could say, you know, Norm Pattis is a lizard alien from Mars. | ||
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| My point is that, oh, I could say that, and then Facebook would say, oh, we're removing Norm Pattis for being an alien from Mars, and then they would use that as justification. | ||
| Well, ultimately, I think And maybe this is a precedent set in this lawsuit. | ||
| We'll ultimately find out. Facebook can't use that as an excuse. | ||
| If they're going to say, oh, a thousand people reported Alex Jones' hate speech, so we had to remove him. | ||
| Well, that isn't an excuse. | ||
| No, absolutely not. And, you know, the tradition of First Amendment jurisprudence in this country has been very, very strong. | ||
| Provocative speech is protected speech. | ||
| Why else would you have a First Amendment? | ||
| No, absolutely. And so the notion that it's going to be dumbed down in some sort of politically correct safety test should be offensive to anybody who cares about freedom of expression, should be offensive to any American, candidly. | ||
| If we were going to be worried about offensive speech, we'd be drinking British tea and saluting the Union Jack right now, and it didn't work out that way. | ||
| Funny enough, you still have these people in this country obsessed over a royal wedding, but I won't get into that. | ||
| So what are we looking at here, though? | ||
| I mean, where do we go? | ||
| We've got an idea. | ||
| We've got a draft here. But for Infowars, for other people, where does a lawsuit like this go, and how do you expect this to be rolled out? | ||
| So I think what will happen is, obviously we will file sometime in the fall in the Western District of Texas, and then the other side will file a motion to dismiss, claiming that we've failed to state a claim. | ||
| And we will then make, there'll be an exchange of briefs, and the district court will make a decision. | ||
| The litigation will either advance, or it'll be too novel for a district court to feel comfortable with that. | ||
| The loser then will take an appeal, and that's where things get very interesting. | ||
| So if the district court moves to strike this suit or moves to dismiss this suit, we would take an appeal to the federal district court and try to get it in front of the United States Supreme Court. | ||
| Because there is a fundamental issue at stake right now, and every American knows it. | ||
| Algorithms, social media companies are hijacking our right to speak, and the people want to strike back and be heard. | ||
| And let's get into... | ||
| Some of the details, I think, that we don't have the numbers, but folks, the censorship that InfoWars has endured on Facebook and YouTube, I mean, millions of dollars it's cost us probably. | ||
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| Welcome back to the Infowars.com war room. | ||
| Norm Pattis in studio with us. | ||
| And here's what we're going to do. | ||
| We're going to segue into the First Amendment issues we're talking about here, into the privacy issues. | ||
| So we're going to go from free speech to privacy, but it's all encompassing here under the same scope. | ||
| Because here's the deal, Norm. It's hard. | ||
| A lot of reasons why people don't Look at defamation for an option or libel and stuff like that is it's hard to prove damages. | ||
| And it's probably good that the court system is made up that way. | ||
| We don't need a bunch of... I mean, there's enough lawsuits going around for everybody to kind of at least try to quell some of that. | ||
| But we're looking at a situation here. | ||
| I couldn't do the math right now. | ||
| I'm sure we could if we wanted to. | ||
| How much money... | ||
| And I don't know if this is something we're considering in this lawsuit particularly, but maybe it's something that we could measure for future purposes. | ||
| But isn't it, wouldn't this be what we'd have to do? | ||
| Because I think it would be something to say, we've been defamed by X, Y, or Z. And because of that, we have been removed from X, Y, and Z. And because of that, we have been cost this amount of dollars. | ||
| Now again, I don't know how much... | ||
| I mean, we have an idea, basically, how much we were bringing in from Google Ads, bringing in from YouTube. | ||
| You can monetize on Facebook now. | ||
| So is that something that could be considered, again, maybe not necessarily this lawsuit against Facebook, but just in general, trying to measure some of those monetary damages to say, hey, look, you said I was X, Y, or Z, let's say for this purpose, a Nazi, because I like Trump, and because of that, they kicked me off this, and now I'm losing $10,000 a month. | ||
| Is that something that needs to be looked at and considered for future lawsuits, or what would you think? | ||
| It depends. That's a client-specific question, and I don't think Infowars has made a decision yet. | ||
| There are a number of forms of relief you can ask for in a lawsuit. | ||
| There's what's called injunctive relief, and there's declaratory relief, and there's money damages. | ||
| Injunctive relief is an order about what you can or cannot do going forward. | ||
| So at a minimum, what Infowars would want is... | ||
| I would be in order to Facebook, you cannot engage in content-based discrimination. | ||
| That's not a money damages award. | ||
| But if money is lost, it turns the spigot back on. | ||
| It turns the faucet back on. | ||
| Then there's declaratory relief. | ||
| That is a declaration that a practice is unlawful. | ||
| The practice of content-based discrimination. | ||
| Which is what I think we're more focused on with this law. | ||
| That's right. The money damages question, you know, I've not spoken to the folks here or to you. | ||
| I'm not sure how much you want to open your books to the public at large, given how toxic the environment is. | ||
| Every time a piece of information comes out about Infowars, you've got people on the far left doing everything they can to damage you with it. | ||
| You may not want to open your books. | ||
| Well, I'll just say this. | ||
| We won't open the books, but it's seven figures up. | ||
| Again, that's a topic for another day. | ||
| There are a number of forms of monetary damages. | ||
| There's compensatory damages, that is damages to make you whole for what you've lost. | ||
| And so if there was an income stream of X, you'd be entitled to X times the period you've lost it. | ||
| But there's also punitive damages. | ||
| And punitive damages are where the action is here. | ||
| Punitive damages are designed to deter somebody from doing something wrong again or to deter similarly situated people. | ||
| Now let's look at Facebook. | ||
| Facebook paid $5 billion to the FTC, I think in the second quarter as a fine this year. | ||
| I was going to say. And still turn to massive profit. | ||
| And I was going to say, because most of the time when Facebook deals with this, it's just shell out the cash, baby. | ||
| That's right. And so, you know, my view is... | ||
| Where do they get all this money anyway? | ||
| But go ahead. If we were able to get this case in front of a jury, I'd ask for biblical damages. | ||
| That is a tie. The 10% of what Facebook owns as a penalty to punish it from going forward. | ||
| And when Zuckerberg squealed, that's too much, I'd say, how much is too much? | ||
| You don't even know how much you have. | ||
| Well, and let's get into how much they have. | ||
| Facebook has so much data. | ||
| Who can even put a price on that? | ||
| In fact, they view it as priceless, something that can be used for decades in the future for marketing. | ||
| So now we've got all these stories. | ||
| It's one thing for Google and Facebook and these companies to be monitoring cookies and caches and putting it all into an algorithm. | ||
| But no, it's worse than that. They turn the cameras on. | ||
| They're listening to you. And it's all targeted marketing on the first front. | ||
| The second wave is going to be all about surveillance. | ||
| But when it comes to privacy, I mean, where do we draw the line here, Norm? | ||
| Because people can click, I agree to terms and services, and in there they put pretty much anything. | ||
| Nobody reads it, but so does that mean because nobody reads it and they click accept that you can now spot? | ||
| I mean, it says it. You click it. | ||
| Does it have access to your phone, your speaker, your camera? | ||
| You say, yes, yes, yes, 24-7. | ||
| There it is. I mean, how much... | ||
| There's no precedent for this. | ||
| How much privacy does the average American have anymore when Facebook and Google and Apple and everybody is literally tapped into your cell phone, your computer and your television 24-7 now? | ||
| The answer is probably none. | ||
| And the truly terrifying thing is I don't think we have any idea how much they've harvested it, how they've bundled it, who they've sold it to, and how it's being used by the persons to whom they sold it. | ||
| And the most tightly guarded secrets in the United States are not the recipe to Colonel Sanders' chicken, not what's in the CIA and NSA, it's what's in the social psychological laboratories of Facebook and company. | ||
| So if this litigation goes forward, I want answers. | ||
| Just how are you picking my pocket, my digital pocket, and how are you using it, and how can we stop it? | ||
| In terms of privacy, I think the American public is just now waking up to what's happened in the last decade. | ||
| It used to be, you know, when I first logged into this, it was great. | ||
| You know, Google wanted to make information free to everybody, so I'd look up stuff, and it was wonderful. | ||
| I stopped using my encyclopedia. | ||
| But along the way, they started to harvest data about what I looked at and what I looked at in association with other sources that I looked at. | ||
| And then they took this metadata... | ||
| And they aggregated it with others, and they applied machine learning and artificial intelligence to it to recognize patterns in my behavior that I don't recognize myself. | ||
| And by recognition of those patterns, they're able to manipulate me in ways that I don't understand. | ||
| Thus, 2016, Cambridge Analytica, and whatever we've got going forward. | ||
| How the United States government or the government of any state can stand by while we are psychically raped by digital media day in and day out is a mystery to me. | ||
| That makes any encroachment on British tea or any attempt to deprive us of a right to a jury trial at the time of the American Revolution look quaint by contrast. | ||
| Something fundamental is going on in this country. | ||
| Something that even George Orwell couldn't recognize as real. | ||
| Well, I think a lot of times people are just shocked. | ||
| I think everybody kind of realizes that subconsciously this is going on. | ||
| I mean, we see the cameras on every device. | ||
| We know the terms of service. | ||
| But then it's like if you're just talking to somebody, let's say you and I are just out at lunch having a casual conversation, and I'm saying... | ||
| Hey, you know, I'd like to go see a UT football game sometime. | ||
| Are you in town next week? You say, yeah, I'm in town. | ||
| Hey, maybe we'll go together, go to the game. | ||
| Okay, we part our separate ways, and we go sit down on our computer, log into Google, log into Facebook, and then what pops up? | ||
| Tickets. UT football. | ||
| And I think that's when people realize it's not just what you search on the Internet and that getting put into a database. | ||
| It's now everything you say, everywhere you go. | ||
| And that's the truly terrifying part, and that's how we're being seduced into slavery. | ||
| Because that's convenient. | ||
| You know, I don't have to search for the ticket. | ||
| The ticket found me. How convenient, huh? | ||
| Yeah, and if it knows I'm a cheapskate, okay, I get bleacher seats. | ||
| If it knows I had a good week in court, we're going to sit on the 50-yard line. | ||
| But it knows, and I've done no work. | ||
| And when it's convenient, it serves me. | ||
| But what happens when it's not convenient? | ||
| Well, I actually like what you say. We're about to go to break here, but see, I think that's what it is. | ||
| If these companies were being fair and they weren't all in it for greed, and I think that's at the end of the day, most of these people are just in it for money. | ||
| There might be some people at the top that have some evil, you know, things about, but really for money, they would say, okay, we're going to pay you. | ||
| Absolutely. We're going to pay you because it's your data. | ||
| It's your information we're using for our marketing purposes. | ||
| So we'll pay you a stipend of that information, whatever it's worth. | ||
| They don't want you to know what it's worth. | ||
| That's the big secret. More with Norm Pattis on the other side. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. It's the InfoWars.com War Room. | ||
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| So here's what happened. The judge saw that this man was repeatedly making posts on social media, complaining about her and blaming her for the death of his son. | ||
| And she felt uncomfortable, even threatened. | ||
| So she contacted the Macomb County Sheriff's Office. | ||
| They investigated and they specifically found no evidence of any threats. | ||
| But still he is in jail. | ||
| His family says he's being punished for exercising his right to preschool. | ||
| So this is an interesting case that we're dealing with. | ||
| Welcome back to the InfoWars.com War Room brought to you by InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Norm Pat is with me. We just heard a clip. | ||
| We're talking about free speech issues. | ||
| And then we'll get back into the whole aspect of how much is your data worth, how much has Facebook and Google robbed you of, quite frankly. | ||
| You could measure it up like that if you wanted. | ||
| But before we get to that, so talk about this story here, Norm. | ||
| The headline on WXYZ, Grieving dad jailed for repeatedly criticizing court system in Macomb County. | ||
| Now, I've seen a couple of other stories pop up like this. | ||
| Of course, a friend of the show, Roger Stone, knows a little bit about this. | ||
| But there is precedent here. | ||
| There has been some legal instance here to cite and say, well, what can you do? | ||
| What can you do? So can you not criticize a justice system? | ||
| Can you not criticize a judge? | ||
| And unfortunately, this father who did has been put in jail. | ||
| So what are the ins and outs of this case? | ||
| And where are the precedents when it comes to free speech? | ||
| It's a chilling case, and it will not stand. | ||
| One of the exceptions to freedom of speech is if you utter a true threat. | ||
| If I say to someone, I'm going to kill you in a way that suggests I'm serious, and it creates in the mind of an objectively reasonable person viewing that communication a fear, a substantial fear that I'll kill you, that's over the line. | ||
| And you can be arrested and charged with threatening. | ||
| Now, you know, how you parse that line in individual cases can be very, very difficult. | ||
| In this case, it's not even a close call. | ||
| And according to the press report that we just heard, nobody made a finding that there was a true threat. | ||
| So this case is a shocking departure from the heartland of First Amendment jurisprudence, and it should be dismissed immediately. | ||
| It has never been a crime, as long as this republic has been standing, to criticize the government, except in those rare cases where we had Alien and Sedition Acts I don't know if this man was arrested pursuant to a warrant, that is an affidavit sworn and signed by a judge. | ||
| Or if it was what's called an on-site arrest, I predict it's an on-site arrest, that the judge ordered the man be arrested. | ||
| If that's the case, unfortunately, she's going to be immune from lawsuit because judges enjoy judicial immunity for their judicial decisions. | ||
| I would encourage the family nonetheless to bring an action against the judge to try to make the point that you just can't do this. | ||
| There's a famous case in the Second Circuit, that is New York County, in the East Coast, where I'm from, where a judge was in his chambers at lunch one day, or in the morning, I don't know if it was lunch, and the coffee truck guy brought in a cup of coffee, and the judge said, gosh, this coffee's not hot enough. | ||
| Marshall arrests that man! | ||
| And the marshal said, you're kidding, right? | ||
| No, put him in cuffs. So they put him in cuffs and they held him for five or ten minutes. | ||
| Wait, the judge wasn't joking? | ||
| No, he wasn't. Well, I mean, the guy was only held for five or ten minutes. | ||
| But the man turned around and sued the judge. | ||
| And the judge tried to claim judicial immunity of the sort that I just spoke about. | ||
| And the court said no. The judge should have been disbarred. | ||
| Yeah, well, maybe he was. But in terms of the lawsuit itself, the ruling was that this is so far a departure from what a judge does that it should be actionable. | ||
| My view is that this Michigan case is similar. | ||
| The judge made a decision in family courts that's a zero-sum game in the family courts. | ||
| Losers are typically bitter, especially in custody decisions. | ||
| The guy's child died. | ||
| He was a grieving father who said what he said was critical of the court's decision. | ||
| For this judge to authorize or require or call for the arrest of this man on these facts calls into question her fitness to sit on the bench. | ||
| And candidly, she should be sued. | ||
| She should probably be deprived of her public office. | ||
| You know, this is a very, very sensitive thing. | ||
| As you said, you know, considering that we're talking about children, people's children being involved, obviously this guy's child died. | ||
| But to me, you've got situations where, and there's been other situations kind of like this too, not exactly like this, but where a judge is making a ruling based off, there was one story locally where the dad doesn't want to raise his son as a woman or as a girl, whereas the mom wants to raise the boy as whatever, boy, girl, gender, queer, whatever. | ||
| And so the judge is ultimately looking to rule with the mother there too. | ||
| I mean, judges obviously deal with a lot of threats. | ||
| They put a lot of people behind bars. | ||
| A lot of people get upset. It's a very dangerous thing, but I think it can be a dangerous thing if put in the opposite side of the thing where the judge says, oh, I'm feeling threatened. | ||
| Arrest that man. No, you have to have a thick skin to be a public official. | ||
| And in the family courts, especially at an issue in this day and age about gender assignment or recognition or whatever it is, a judge is going to make a decision between two parties. | ||
| One person is going to say X. The other person is going to say Y. It is the function of a judge to make a decision about what the law requires. | ||
| The loser is going to be upset. | ||
| You can't threaten the life of a judge for saying that. | ||
| You can't say, I'm going to get you. | ||
| But you can say, that judge is full of it, and if that judge is destroying my child's life, that judge is unfit for office. | ||
| I think it's outrageous. | ||
| This judge should have her head. So that's the precedent here. | ||
| If you just criticize, I mean, that's the headline. | ||
| Dad jailed for criticizing court system. | ||
| So like you said, there's a difference between saying, okay, I hate that judge. | ||
| I'm going to shoot that judge versus that judge made a bad decision. | ||
| This is an embarrassment to the court system, which is essentially what the father said. | ||
| There is a huge difference. And the line is between a threat and protected speech. | ||
| There is no doubt in my mind that based on that report, that father had every right to say what And doesn't that set? | ||
| So now, this just gives judges carte blanche to just make whatever ruling they want, and then you can't say anything. | ||
| I'm not saying that's what's happening, but let's be real. | ||
| If precedents like this get set, judges will take that and use that to their advantage. | ||
| I mean, I appear in front of judges almost every day of the week, and most of them have good sense most of the time. | ||
| But they're all like us, and everybody has a bad day. | ||
| So let's give this judge the benefit of the doubt and say that the tires weren't on too tight on her car that day and they spun out of control. | ||
| Let's give her the benefit of the doubt. | ||
| That decision will be overturned. | ||
| If it stands, it's a horrible precedent. | ||
| You know, I mean, I worry that in terms of the First Amendment, we're becoming so polite, so concerned, lest we offend someone, that we're diluting free speech into the lowest common denominator until we'll all be reduced to saying, om, in the morning, unless someone be offended. | ||
| Free speech hurts. | ||
| Free speech is about contrasting views of the world, contrasting visions of what's good. | ||
| We have political elections, we have political conflicts, we have discussion in this country, and we want robust debate if we discover truth. | ||
| Actually, let's talk about that, because you were just in my head, I swear. | ||
| Because I'm seeing other cases like this. | ||
| I forget the case I'm thinking of, but essentially the concept or the precedent is here. | ||
| It's like red flag laws. | ||
| Like, okay, if I put something on social media, right? | ||
| And this actually happened to me. | ||
| I didn't even put it on social media, but something I said on air that never made it social media, people complained and got me a suspension from social media. | ||
| Well, where do you draw the line? | ||
| Let's say you and I are just having a conversation at dinner, and our phone picks it up. | ||
| Not willingly, not warranted, but hey, it's always listening. | ||
| And we're just talking shop over a court case. | ||
| And we're just, like you said, we're just talking shop, drinking coffee. | ||
| Boy, that effing judge really screwed me over. | ||
| I can't believe that. Uh-oh. | ||
| Somehow this pops up, records it, somehow that gets to the judge's desk magically, and now all of a sudden both of us are going to have a warrant out? | ||
| So where does a judge draw a line to say, well, you posted on social media so that speech that we can look at versus you said it in a conversation at dinner, we can't look at it. | ||
| I mean, how do we draw a line? | ||
| The lead United States Supreme Court in this area is a case called Virginia v. | ||
| Black, and it dealt with cross-burning. | ||
| And there was a statute in Virginia that said it is against the law, per se, to burn a cross in a public place because of the history of cross-burning with respect to slavery and so forth, people of color, and the Ku Klux Klan. | ||
| The courts in Virginia v. | ||
| Black said it's okay to burn it as a symbolic political expression, but if you have the specific intent to cause harm, then it's wrong. | ||
| And that's a fact determination. | ||
| So, you know, if I'm saying to you at dinner, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and it gets picked up and published by an algorithm, I'm not intending to cause harm. | ||
| I think you draw the line in favor of the speaker. | ||
| But I'm worried that if they don't draw that line with a court case like this, it ultimately goes to, we're going to listen to what you say at dinner. | ||
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Go ahead. Alex, God bless you. | |
| I have an idea for a new InfoWars t-shirt. | ||
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| It's been a powerful hour of broadcasting with Norm Pattis in studio talking a lot of important legal decisions and litigation that is coming up here soon, folks. | ||
| I really don't even want to waste a second of time with Neil in studio, so I'm just going to put this out there, folks. | ||
| With Norm here and with the other litigation we have going on, it's not cheap. | ||
| And I know that we get pretty good deals because people like Norm cherish the First Amendment. | ||
| So he takes cases like this because he doesn't want to see free speech die. | ||
| We're launching all this litigation. | ||
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| And God bless those that do support us and tell friends and family. | ||
| Now, Norm, let's put a cap in this conversation, what we were leading into last time, and then get into how much is our data worth. | ||
| But here's a precedent that is overarching right now in the court system, and that is You were saying objectivity versus subjectivity, where if I say, boy, that Norm Paddis is a real piece of work, and then you say, oh my gosh, I feel threatened. I'm going to sue you. | ||
| And so instead of the judge saying, well, what did Schroer really mean by that? | ||
| The judge is saying, oh, you feel threatened? | ||
| Well, that's what we're going to take into account. | ||
| So Where is it going right now intellectually in the court system, philosophically in the judicial system, where it's more about defending somebody who claims they're offended versus somebody who made the statement and not even looking into necessarily what they meant? | ||
| The law is a little confused right now, and there is what's called a split in the circuits. | ||
| Different courts and different federal circuits, appellate circuits, decide the issue differently. | ||
| A minority view takes the traditional view. | ||
| That is, the speaker's subjective intent governs. | ||
| When you say that, Norm Pattis is a piece of work. | ||
| If you're just commenting on the fact that I'm just a piece of work, that's not a threat. | ||
| That's the subjective view, viewing the intent of the speaker. | ||
| On the objective view, the majority of courts now take the view that we will regard this from the standpoint of a reasonable person hearing it. | ||
| If a reasonable person hearing it would feel threatened, it's a threat regardless of the intention of the speakers. | ||
| Now, the problem with the objective view is as we become more politically correct or as we dumb down speech or as more people claim the mantlehood of victim, everybody's offended by everything and therefore you can't say anything. | ||
| And so with respect to Infowars, for example, in Alex's case, he made some comments about a lawyer on the other side of one of the Sandy Hook pieces of litigation. | ||
| They claimed a threat and sought sanctions. | ||
| The court imposed sanctions. | ||
| Our view was, wait a minute, that was an angry outrage. | ||
| And that's protected speech. | ||
| There was no intent to threat. | ||
| The lawyer on the other side seems to take the position that, you know, although he was an experienced litigator and former federal prosecutor, he was threatened by it. | ||
| I mean, that's a little too precious from my point of view, and I think it's ridiculous. | ||
| So there's a split in the circuits. | ||
| Sooner or later, the United States Supreme Court is going to have to decide that issue, and it probably will within the next four to five years. | ||
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| I'm sure you'll be back. We can talk about this because, to me, this could extend. | ||
| I mean, you know how people like to sue, right? | ||
| Oh, yeah, absolutely. If you step on my shoelace, I'll find a way to sue you. | ||
| So I'm afraid that that notion of objectivity could transfer into so many different realms and industries. | ||
| It will cripple speech. But let's get into that in another day. | ||
| We've laid that out. I want to get into this before you part ways because this is something that's very key. | ||
| And I think if the average consumer can grasp this concept, it would really change the tide on where social media is going. | ||
| Instead of stealing all of your data and selling it, if people could realize, hey, wait, I could be getting rich off of this. | ||
| How many people pay to be on Facebook and YouTube and Twitter and all this stuff? | ||
| Most people don't pay at all, at least in monetary value. | ||
| What they pay for is in their privacy, in their data, in their activity and everything. | ||
| So let's ask this, and you had the word for it, and I'm going to let you take over here But essentially, how much is my data worth? | ||
| So if I'm going on Google and searching and Google's tracking me and everything and Facebook like we know is going on, how much is that worth to Facebook? | ||
| How much is that worth to Google? | ||
| And how come the consumer isn't or hasn't yet made this realization and determination? | ||
| You know what? I'm not going to give you this data for free. | ||
| So that would, of course, put the ball in the court of the big tech companies to say, okay, we'll pay you X amount per data, however you want to measure it, however they measure it out. | ||
| I'm not going to sit here and act like I understand all of it, but per X amount of data, we'll give you this amount of money. | ||
| Now, that's never been proposed by these companies. | ||
| I think we both know why, because then they wouldn't be worth billions and billions of dollars. | ||
| But talk about, what did you call it, data surplus, and how the end... | ||
| The consumer needs to wake up and realize these companies are literally making billions of dollars off of your data. | ||
| So you're not using these programs for free. | ||
| They're making money off of people using these platforms. | ||
| Shoshana Zuboff's book, The Age of Surveillance Capitalism, I've been hawking it everywhere I go. | ||
| Read it. It's long, but go from beginning to end and take however much time it takes to finish. | ||
| And if it doesn't change your perspective on the world, read it again. | ||
| Her view is just as when industrialism first began there was surplus capital, surplus value and labor that fed capitalists and made them wealthy. | ||
| So in our time, every time we interact online, we leave a digital footprint in the form of metadata that a computer is able to determine what we looked at, how long we looked at it, and where we went from there. | ||
| Each one of those data points can be seized and aggregated. | ||
| And when they are seized and aggregated and combined with billions of other data points, you begin to see points of convergence. | ||
| You may buy Nike tennis shoes on Tuesday, drink a Starbucks coffee on Thursday, and drive your Ford XL to a mobile gas station the following day. | ||
| Everybody else who did the same thing shares characteristics, those four characteristics. | ||
| Eighty percent of them then on Saturday went to get a haircut at Louie's Barbershop. | ||
| You can sell that data to Louis Barbershop to identify people who've done those four predicate facts and he'll know where to target his advertising to. | ||
| How much is that worth? | ||
| The problem is each of our interactions are instantaneous or maybe a minute. | ||
| If we stay long on a website, they're not worth very much to us, and we're getting something of value. | ||
| But we're being ripped off in each interaction because the large data companies are harvesting that, aggregating it, selling us to manipulate us, and then selling it to advertisers. | ||
| So I'm not sure how we can protect ourselves in that event. | ||
| I think we need to know that it's going on. | ||
| I think we may want transparency on the part of data providers. | ||
| We may want the ability to opt out. | ||
| Out of having our data used. | ||
| Well, actually, I want to focus right there. | ||
| You said two things. Opt out, which is something Google and others claim you can do. | ||
| It turns out that's a lie. | ||
| You can't opt out. It came out in a congressional hearing how you can never turn off location services. | ||
| I found out that on my own phone, trying to turn them off. | ||
| They never turn off. So, as far as the surplus is concerned, though, you know, how do you look at... | ||
| We look at some of the litigation that is aimed at Google and Facebook and Apple right now. | ||
| I mean, is this antitrust territory where, let's say... | ||
| Because I think it's kind of common sense. | ||
| The first social media company that says we're going to end up paying our users for their data wins. | ||
| Period. Everybody's going to switch to that. | ||
| Everybody likes money. So they're going to switch. | ||
| But... If all these companies have realized that, which if I've realized that, they've realized that, and they've decided they don't want to do that because that hurts their bottom line, and so they've decided, okay, none of us are going to do this. | ||
| Let's keep this kind of big tech monopoly going, taking all this data and selling it. | ||
| Let's not let them know they could be getting rich off of their own data. | ||
| Is that something that would come out during an antitrust investigation, and is that a legal, actionable offense? | ||
| No. Yes and yes. | ||
| It would be an anti-competitive practice. | ||
| It would be very difficult to discover that agreement, though. | ||
| These sorts of agreements typically don't leave pay for credit. | ||
| They've got their own skiffs. | ||
| Yeah, they've got their own skiffs. And they also have incentives. | ||
| I can imagine a universe in which this occurs without agreement because the first company that decides to pay suffers a competitive disadvantage with respect to the advertisers. | ||
| Their profit stream has gone lower. | ||
| And so that would be the argument of the data companies that in a purely competitive market, giving it away reduces the cost of the data to zero so everything else is profit. | ||
| If they pay a penny for it, that's one less penny for their shareholders. | ||
| And so I think it's a difficult issue. | ||
| I think the issue only gets resolved with transparency. | ||
| And because the algorithms that drive these entities are trade secrets, they will fight to the bitter end are finding them. | ||
| And so I'll say what I said before, you know, the best kept secrets in the United States are not what the CIA and NSA is doing. | ||
| It's what Google and Facebook are doing. | ||
| And in many cases, I think they've moved this information offshore to make it beyond the reach of federal regulators. | ||
| So the cat may be out of the bag. | ||
| We may not be able to recall what we need to do to restore a sense of control over our I don't want to sound like a council of despair here. | ||
| I just don't know what the answer is. | ||
| I know what the problem is, and it's only this year that it's become apparent to me that this is an enormous problem. | ||
| I think there's a dawning awareness, and you see this in the 50 state attorneys general who are trying to bring state actions. | ||
| Why the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission isn't taking the lead, I don't know. | ||
| That's probably a function of the lack of Donald Trump's political will to conquer this problem. | ||
| But I think we the people need to press for answers because we are becoming digital slaves. | ||
| And let's be real, it's related to income disparity. | ||
| You know, you learn that Bill Gates and company don't want their children using the product. | ||
| Why? Because they don't want them becoming ripped off. | ||
| They don't want them becoming digital clones the way the rest of us are becoming. | ||
| So, you know, you've got a small cast of people reaping enormous profits off of our day-to-day activity in a non-transparent way for a purpose of manipulating us. | ||
| We pretended we were outraged by the 2016 election. | ||
| What are we going to do about it? Well, and that leads me to end the great hour with you as I started it. | ||
| Is there a will to do anything about it? | ||
| Is there a will to do anything about the censorship? | ||
| Is there a will to do anything about the big data mining and the spying? | ||
| Right now, it seems like there's a lot of will to point the finger, but not as much will to take action. | ||
| Norm Pattis, thank you so much for joining us. | ||
| Great stuff, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
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The War Room, InfoWars.com, Forbes slash show. | |
| you you The fight for the future is now. | ||
| This is The War Room with Owen Troyer at InfoWars.com forward slash show. | ||
| Alright, big announcement coming up on the other side of this break, but first, ladies and gentlemen, special report from Alex Jones is exclusively at InfoWars.com. | ||
| Here is just a preview of that. | ||
| The government admits geoengineering and weather controlling projects. | ||
| Here's Alex Jones. One that has gained my personal attention is stratospheric aerosol injection, or SAI. A method of seeding the stratosphere with particles that can help reflect the sun's heat in much the same way that volcanic eruptions do. | ||
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See these dark branched outlines coming from the west side of Florida and touching the outer bands of Dorian? | |
| The microwave imagery actually captures some kind of energy field connecting with the storm. | ||
| Was Hurricane Dorian a weather weapon? | ||
| Was it a normal hurricane? | ||
| Was it modified? | ||
| Was it manipulated? | ||
| We're told by the global warming advocates that hurricanes are all our fault and that we should pay big megacorporations carbon taxes because we have modified the weather. | ||
| But then when I come out and question it, mainstream media calls for me to be completely taken off the air. | ||
| I'm bad for saying that governments admit being able to control the weather in many instances. | ||
| In fact, I'm about to show you the head of the CIA admit that they are controlling the weather. | ||
| Not just here, but on a planetary scale. | ||
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InfoWars, tomorrow's news, today. | |
| In 2016, the outgoing head of the Central Intelligence Agency, John Brennan, addressed the Council on Foreign Relations. | ||
| The CIA actually picked up the report and created a transcript that's at CIA.gov. | ||
| And in that speech, he admitted that the United States and other governments have developed weather modification and manipulation systems using aircraft spraying aluminum, dioxide, barium salts, and other compounds that create nuclei in the atmosphere to, quote, block solar radiation and global warming. | ||
| In 1992, scientists won a Nobel Prize for developing the plan. | ||
| By 1996, the Department of Energy was testing it all over the United States and many parts of the world. | ||
| Now, the program has been declassified since 1996, that is, its existence. | ||
| But the specifics of the program have remained classified until about 2018. | ||
| Where they began to admit more and more of the particulars. | ||
| That seemed to come after Brennan admitted to its existence. | ||
| But the CFR itself has put out giant reports calling for geoengineering to save the planet. | ||
| Bill Gates has come out a decade ago and invested billions of dollars in secret projects, but he admits he's invested to control hurricanes, to stop hurricanes, to steer hurricanes, to make them weaker, to make them stronger. | ||
| And it's been in the Smithsonian. | ||
| It's been in the BBC News. | ||
| In Dubai, they have ground radar systems that are able to create rain by manipulating the atmosphere and forming nuclei for water vapor. | ||
| The Chinese government admits they do it for the Olympics and for national parades. | ||
| The Russians do it. You can hire companies that can guarantee get snow at your ski resort. | ||
| I had the father of weather weapons on. | ||
| Ben Livingston, more than a decade ago, right after a lot of the U.S. weather weapons program from Vietnam and after, was declassified. | ||
| But why is this so important? | ||
| Well, because George Soros and the Democratic Party have come out and they want it outlawed for citizens to talk about the weather modification. | ||
| So we're going to get to Brennan's report right now and then come back and break down the latest. | ||
| Another example is the array of technologies, often referred to collectively as geoengineering, that potentially could help reverse the warming effects of global climate change. | ||
| One that has gained my personal attention is stratospheric aerosol injection, or SAI, a method of seeding the stratosphere with particles that can help reflect the sun's heat in much the same way that volcanic eruptions do. | ||
| Alright, ladies and gentlemen, the full Alex Jones report and other special reports from this weekend can only be found at Infowars.com. | ||
| Alright, big announcement coming up on the other side of this break. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. | ||
| Banned.video is the answer to censorship. | ||
| Banned.video is the answer for libertarians, conservatives, nationalists, pro-gun, pro-life, pro-human individuals to have their own platform where videos banned by YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are still available. | ||
| We've launched it, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| It's now live. Banned.video. | ||
| Banned.video isn't just going to be a home for Alex Jones or We are building it to be a place where banned memes are able to be posted and where a growing list of freedom-loving contributors are able to have a home free from being shut down, free from being censored, free from being silenced by big tech, the chai comms, the Hollywood scum, and the globalists. | ||
| Freedom of speech has a home. | ||
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| America and the world is fighting back against tyranny at banned.video. | ||
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.video. America is coming back! | |
| People in California are suffering too long for under the Democratic Party. | ||
| People are still being censored. | ||
| The shadow banning's taking place. | ||
| Why is Google trying to change the outcome of the 2020 election? | ||
| You're approaching me. | ||
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Trump's supposed to be racist. Why he treating us all nice like that? | |
| You know, I'm going to give you a hug because I appreciate you. | ||
| If he's not your president, then you're an illegal resident. | ||
| If you're pro-Americans, you're pro-Trump, then that goes against their community standards. | ||
| I like triggering liver. | ||
| And I like triggering them with facts. | ||
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I mean, I'm serious. You know, it's becoming an issue. | |
| Why do you put illegals ahead of Americans? | ||
| Time to go. Don't touch me. | ||
| Just because you have some idiot that went out there and did this horrific crime doesn't mean law-abiding citizens should be penalized for it. | ||
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Firepower with Will Johnson premieres Monday nights only at Band.video. | |
| Well, alright then. How about that? | ||
| Not only did Band.Video launch as a platform to house all the band content that's out there, including this broadcast, now there is going to be a brand new live show featured on Band.Video. | ||
| Of course, it's Will Johnson with Firepower. | ||
| So very exciting stuff. | ||
| And Will has actually popped into the studio to say hello and to tell you that it's going to debut tonight. | ||
| Firepower debuts tonight. | ||
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What can people expect? They can expect excitement. | |
| They can expect a fire. | ||
| They can expect all of that. | ||
| You know what? It's been an honor to be able to sit in the chair that you're sitting in when you're not here. | ||
| And I just want to bring the enthusiasm and the excitement to the screen and keep being me. | ||
| I'm not going to change anything. | ||
| I just want to continue being me. | ||
| I want to be on fire for this country. | ||
| I want to be on fire for God. | ||
| And that's what it's about. I want to bring everything I can to this show, and that's a great honor and a pleasure. | ||
| Go to band.video, band.video, and you'll be able to watch it live there. | ||
| And also you can go over to firepowernews.com, and you can sign up for the newsletter. | ||
| But again, the show, the main show, band.video, band.video, that's where you want to go. | ||
| And Owen, it's been an honor. | ||
| Thank you for allowing me to come on here and say this and to get the plug. | ||
| Well, and I'm excited too because you're kind of differentiating yourself from other talk shows out there and you're kind of going with a new structure which is structured, period. | ||
| You've got an idea where you're going to say, here's who's on fire, here's who's in the line of fire. | ||
| So kind of talk about the structure of the show and what makes it unique. | ||
| Well, yeah, you know what? We were thinking about how to, like, do the structure, and that was it. | ||
| You know, because when you look at the news, you always see someone's in the line of fire or something. | ||
| When you have the liberal media, they're always attacking President Trump. | ||
| He's always in the line of fire when it comes to the liberal media. | ||
| Now, who's on fire? | ||
| President Trump has been on fire for this country, for the American people, and they don't like that. | ||
| And then, of course, you have those who have got burned. | ||
| And, you know, CNN with this whole Alabama thing, they got burned constantly. | ||
| They're constantly getting burned because they put out fake news. | ||
| And we're going to talk about that and so much more. | ||
| All right. So it's Firepower, and it starts tonight at band.video. | ||
| And it's 7 p.m. | ||
| Central, Will? Yes, 7 p.m. | ||
| Central. Band.video, firepowernews.com. | ||
| Are those the places to find it? | ||
| Yeah, firepowernews.com and of course, band.video. | ||
| Band.video. | ||
| Alright, ladies and gentlemen, and with a tie like that, you know it's going to be good. | ||
| I think Roger Stone is going to notice that type of tie wear right there from Will Johnson. | ||
| Alright, Will, go get ready for the debut tonight. | ||
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| It is a challenge. It is a challenge to still have enough energy and the stamina and the willpower to get to the gym for an exercise and a workout after a long day of work. | ||
| That's why sometimes I try to go in the morning. | ||
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| Alright, you know, I've got kind of no man's land here right now. | ||
| What do I want to do in this no man's land? | ||
| Let's play the clip 19, guys. | ||
| This is a video of a woman who wanted to abort her baby at 26 weeks. | ||
| Next, listen to this shock video. | ||
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You want to go in my place? | |
| What I would learn the hard way is when you first stop taking birth control, that first couple weeks, that first few days, you're your most fertile. | ||
| So I got pregnant in like early February. | ||
| And I wouldn't know, have the suspicion I was pregnant until about late July. | ||
| She has to travel out of state to get her abortion. | ||
| I wasn't really talking to my family, so there wasn't any support there. | ||
| I was feeling pretty isolated, pretty panicky. | ||
| She's not alone. | ||
| According to the AP, at least a quarter of a million women travel out of state in the last five years to get an abortion. | ||
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I was housing insecure at the time. | |
| I had just started a job. | ||
| I didn't have any support. | ||
| I didn't have any health care. | ||
| Medical condition masked her pregnancy until she was 26 weeks. | ||
| I didn't know a medical condition will stop you from knowing if you've had your period or not, but okay. | ||
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They said that they would be able to help me, but I had to get there before I turned 28 weeks. | |
| And so I had less than 10 days. | ||
| and they said that my procedure would cost about $10,500. | ||
| And so they know who's gonna pick it up. | ||
| Abortion support groups and a family friend helped her get the procedure. | ||
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It's not a decision to be made lightly. | |
| I didn't make it lightly because it was on top of a large emotional turning point decision to make in my life. | ||
| It was a large financial decision to make. | ||
| Ten grand for an abortion? | ||
| Is that real? I didn't even ask. | ||
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I'm so rude. No, you're good. | |
| So this story's gone viral. | ||
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I started putting my story out there. | |
| Here's the deal, folks. | ||
| We're not even having a real debate on abortion because we're not debating all the issues. | ||
| Nobody knows about them selling live baby parts. | ||
| That's now come out. We told you about it first. | ||
| The baby is moving around, has a beating heart after like two weeks. | ||
| They don't tell you that. So there's a lot of truths about abortion that they don't tell you. | ||
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| Not enough time. | ||
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The crew is telling me to play these videos. | |
| I don't even have time to play the videos I wanted to play. | ||
| Millie Weaver has a new report. | ||
| Bicycle licenses are coming. | ||
| Well, maybe that'll keep him off the damn road. | ||
| And then Paul Joseph Watson just released a new story. | ||
| Protester's solution to black-on-black violence in South Africa. | ||
| Kill Whitey instead. | ||
| It's really nothing to do with race. | ||
| It's all about to do with nationality. | ||
| They're killing Nigerians. | ||
| It's really just kind of a Mad Max Thunderdome situation going on over there in South Africa. | ||
| Um... I got other news I got to get to here. | ||
| Let me do a news blitz. Now, we've already covered ad nauseum here. | ||
| It makes you nauseous, the spy grid. | ||
| 50 states band together with their attorneys general for antitrust probes into Google. | ||
| Of course, this is on the heels of Google. | ||
| It's now come out. Everybody knew Google was spying on you. | ||
| Everything you do, Google, Apple, they're all watching. | ||
| Any data they can get their hands on, it's theirs. | ||
| And it's now come out. | ||
| They're spying on you in your bedroom when you're getting intimate with your spouse or partner. | ||
| And that's just all for your safety. | ||
| But now, in the UK... Police team up with Amazon Ring to hand out free camera doorbells. | ||
| So I've been covering this... | ||
| And at first I thought, well, it's not so bad. | ||
| In America, police are getting basically backdoor and around access to your doorbell camera system. | ||
| Of course, it's an opt-in program, which means they already have it. | ||
| You just opt in so that they can claim the legal right to do it. | ||
| But they already have it. | ||
| And part of me says, well, okay, I mean, maybe it's not the worst thing. | ||
| Somebody comes to your front door and it's a burglary and they can stop it or get... | ||
| But now they're putting these in Britain. | ||
| They're handing them out, putting them on every door. | ||
| Now you're reaching, once again, the Big Brother spy grid can't opt in or opt out program. | ||
| Very weird, frightening stuff. | ||
| So yeah, oh, we're going to give you a camera for your own protection. | ||
| It's all building the one world government social credit score surveillance system, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Apple, who can't sell a new phone, Bets more cameras can keep iPhone humming. | ||
| So they're going to come out with a new phone. | ||
| Of course, it's not a phone. | ||
| It's just everything else plus the capabilities of a phone you don't even use. | ||
| But they're betting on more cameras. | ||
| They're going to add another camera. | ||
| So how many cameras? They're going to put a camera up your butt next. | ||
| So Apple is putting a camera up your butt and you will buy the new iPhone that you don't need. | ||
| They can't even sell the iPhone 8s and they make new ones. | ||
| A cyborg magician explains why she implanted 26 microchips and magnets in her body. | ||
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| Won't be me, but feel free to microchip yourself. | ||
| Now, these stories are huge. | ||
| And I don't even have time to really properly lay them out. | ||
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But what else can be said? | |
| What else can be said? | ||
| Stem Express CEO admits selling beating baby hearts, intact baby heads, in Dalidine hearing. | ||
| So, this is coming out of LifeSite News. | ||
| The CEO of Stem Express admitted in court Thursday that her biotech company supplies beating fetal hearts and intact fetal heads to medical researchers. | ||
| Yeah. This is what they're admitting. | ||
| Imagine what they're doing in China. | ||
| So, Infowars was right again. | ||
| Remember the old folk song that Alex Jones became a legendary meme for? | ||
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How does it go? Do we need to play it? | |
| Get out of my ear, please. | ||
| That's enough. Thank you. That was pretty good, though. | ||
| Do you want to do that on air? A bunch of Christian murdering scum keeping babies alive and selling their body parts. | ||
| And I'm so pissed. | ||
| What more do you need to know about these people? | ||
| I go out and face these scums. | ||
| So a meme where Alex is like, yeah, they're literally keeping babies alive to sell their body parts and they're making millions. | ||
| And then it comes out. With that secret recording, they're buying Ferraris and they're making all the money. | ||
| They laugh about it. | ||
| Oh, it's a dead baby. | ||
| We got rich off of it. | ||
| And now it all comes out. | ||
| So this is my point about abortion. | ||
| If we're going to have a debate about abortion, we need to have a full debate about abortion. | ||
| What about when they're selling baby parts? | ||
| What about that? What about when they're keeping babies alive to sell their baby parts? | ||
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Whoa. And they admit it now. | |
| That's not a damn conspiracy theory. | ||
| I'm actually having foresightful frustration right now because I already know this is going to happen. | ||
| I'll be at some pro-life event or some deal, some march or protest, and I'll say, hey, we already knew this, but it's just admitted in court now. | ||
| Hey, did you know they're keeping babies alive and selling their body parts? | ||
| Shut up, conspiracy theorist! | ||
| You know, I'm already pissed off and it hasn't even happened to me yet because I know it's going to happen, man. | ||
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It's just ridiculous, dude. | |
| If you want to have a debate on abortion, let's measure all aspects. | ||
| Okay? Not just the choice whether you get to kill your baby or not. | ||
| There's more that goes into this, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| I don't need to take chill force right now, but I'll tell you what. | ||
| I'm already pissed off. | ||
| Because I know how this is gonna go Because you couldn't even do this You say, look, I'm not saying this is what I would agree to. | ||
| I'm just saying, well, how about this? | ||
| We'll let you have your abortions. | ||
| We'll let you have the right to an abortion, but let's at least make selling the baby parts illegal. | ||
| Oh wait, it already is! | ||
| And they do it anyway! | ||
| Oh, it's for medical research! | ||
| Folks... What they're doing to aborted babies that survive with selling their heart and selling their body parts is one thing, but imagine... | ||
| Torturing a baby to death and then getting the adrenochrome so that you could live longer. | ||
| But that doesn't go on at all. | ||
| No, that never happens. | ||
| That's just a rumor, I'm sure. | ||
| Nobody in Hollywood does that. | ||
| None of the elites do that. Nothing to see here. | ||
| Oh, but what's this? | ||
| Remember that old Jeffrey Epstein? | ||
| And see, you know what? | ||
| I'm just going to get into this on the other side because it all ties into this, folks. | ||
| It's just like Epstein running his eugenics programs. | ||
| Turns out he's running secret charities, funneling millions of dollars into MIT, through MIT, through Harvard, and all of this other stuff as he's got his little eugenics camp down there in New Mexico. | ||
| Yeah, folks. It's beyond the pale, ladies and gentlemen, what Jeffrey Epstein was up to and what he and his band of elites were doing. | ||
| Yes, that's right. They say, they're not keeping babies alive and selling their body parts. | ||
| Yeah, they are! But you know what? | ||
| What's new? We're just conspiracy theorists after all. | ||
| We're just proven right time and time and time again. | ||
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The War Room. | |
| Infowars.com Forge slash show Trigger warning this broadcast contains subject matter that may offend liberal snowflakes It's The War Room with Owen Troyer. | ||
| So... There's no real way to properly quantify this whole Epstein story. | ||
| I mean, the industrial level pedophilia, sex trafficking is well known. | ||
| Then details emerge of his cloning factory, eugenics factory, in New Mexico at his compound. | ||
| All the weird sacrifices and rituals that were going on on his islands. | ||
| The Lolita Express airplane where royals and elite and presidents flew. | ||
| It's all on record. And that's really just the tip of the iceberg because what does it all really mean? | ||
| Why was Epstein protected by the federal government? | ||
| Why was Epstein working with Harvard and MIT illegally working with those two universities even after they found out what he was doing? | ||
| So here's what I'm going to do. Because I mean... | ||
| Again, how do you really quantify this? | ||
| How do you really dig so deep so that the audience can understand? | ||
| Well, the American public is never going to know the full truth and, quite frankly, couldn't probably handle the full truth. | ||
| But Ronan Farrow has a scathing story he wrote for The New Yorker, how an elite university research center concealed its relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. | ||
| Now, the whole story is long, but he put out a thread. | ||
| So I'm just going to go through this thread, read for you this thread, See if this helps you ID Harvard and MIT as how should we say it? | ||
| Accomplices of a known pedophile sex trafficker? | ||
| I don't know. You could say that. So Ronan Farrow's thread begins. | ||
| He shares the story. He goes on. | ||
| While MIT has maintained it only accepted $800,000 from Epstein, documents and sources show that he was credited with direct involvement in at least $7.5 million of donations and gave input about how to use the funds. | ||
| So why is MIT lying and working illegally with Epstein and covering for Epstein? | ||
| Okay. | ||
| Okay. Internal emails and sources show lab leadership actively directed staff to conceal Epstein's role in the contributions. | ||
| Epstein was listed only by his initials on the lab director's calendar. | ||
| staff took to calling Epstein Voldemort, or he who must not be named. | ||
| After Epstein was a convicted sex offender listed as disqualified from donating in MIT's database, MIT Media Lab worked closely with Epstein, secretly taking donations from him or labeled as having been secured at his direction from his contracts, including Bill Gates. | ||
| Open the gates of hell, Bill. | ||
| Whistleblowers said they feared the lab helped Epstein shield himself with his relationship with prestigious institutions, including Harvard. | ||
| Those are my words. | ||
| And that they believed a cover-up was ongoing. | ||
| Of course, there was. | ||
| Now, what is going on at MIT that motivates them to continue to meet with Epstein illegally and cover it up? | ||
| With all angles, knowing he was a sex trafficking pedophile. | ||
| But it's Harvard too! | ||
| Because this came out of the Daily Beast last month. | ||
| Revealed, we found billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's secret charity. | ||
| Billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein may have stopped trumpeting. | ||
| Of course, they had to put Trump in there. | ||
| It's a daily beast. His million-dollar donations to charities in light of accusations he molested dozens of underage girls. | ||
| But he continued to quietly distribute his wealth, including to the nonprofits of Deepak Chopra, Elton John, and a doctor linked to President Trump through a shadowy private foundation called Gratitude America Limited. | ||
| This goes on to tie him to Harvard and other such companies. | ||
| With millions and millions of dollars being moved around. | ||
| What in the hell are they up to, ladies and gentlemen? | ||
| What in the hell are they up to, ladies and gentlemen? | ||
| And will we ever know? | ||
| Will there be any will to ever know? | ||
| But you know, I realize there won't be. | ||
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You know why? Football season started. | |
| So, nothing matters anymore because Tom Brady took a dump last night at 1230 and ESPN was all over it. | ||
| What was in his feces? | ||
| What has Tom Brady been eating that makes him perform so well at the age of 42? | ||
| It's so ridiculous. | ||
| You know, Larry Johnson went on with Alex. | ||
| I think we should get Larry Johnson on this show. | ||
| Why not? Hut, hut! | ||
| Although, that's actually funny. | ||
| The Patriots played the Steelers last night. | ||
| But anyway, Larry Johnson went on the Alex Jones Show and broke down the feminization of men's sports. | ||
| But it's really beyond that. | ||
| They just want to turn... | ||
| The NFL's a television show, folks. | ||
| So just like a marketing team will critique a television show and say, you need more gay people. | ||
| You need more transsexual people. | ||
| You need to do more for this community. | ||
| You need to do more for that community. | ||
| The NFL's not about football anymore. | ||
| It's a TV show. | ||
| Most of the games are rigged anyway. | ||
| Get used to it. I remember there was a famous... | ||
| Most people... | ||
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I don't want to go down the rabbit hole of sports, but... | |
| They all know it's rigged, folks. | ||
| They all know they're on a TV show. | ||
| They're making millions of dollars, so they don't care. | ||
| John Gruden came out after he lost to the Patriots in the year 2000, I believe. | ||
| And in a post-game press conference, or in a post-game meeting, he told his team, he said, look guys, they're never going to let you win a Super Bowl here. | ||
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Because the league's rigged, Jack. | |
| But, sorry. | ||
| I don't want to ruin a good time. | ||
| By the way, though, I will say this. | ||
| Because everybody's seeing this story. | ||
| Week one, seats still empty for several teams as NFL's 100th season kicks off. | ||
| You're not getting it yet. | ||
| They don't care. | ||
| The NFL is a television show. | ||
| Okay? Television show. | ||
| They don't care if nobody shows up for the games. | ||
| They don't give a damn. | ||
| The only people that care about that are the teams and the stadium owners because they're making money off beers and all this stuff. | ||
| Well, you want to know why people don't go to the game anymore? | ||
| Because there's a damn two-minute television timeout after every time they snap the football because a beer costs $30. | ||
| Because a ticket costs $500. | ||
| So, but that's what the teams have to do to try to make up for the money while the NFL gets all the lucrative TV contracts. | ||
| That's what it's all about. | ||
| So, they gotta get a bigger TV audience. | ||
| We gotta do something to have the gays watch. | ||
| We gotta do something to have the transsexuals watch. | ||
| We gotta do something to have the aliens from Mars watch. | ||
| Whatever it takes. Whatever it takes, baby. | ||
| But don't sit here and be confused because nobody's going to NFL games anymore. | ||
| It doesn't matter. | ||
| It's a television show. | ||
| The NFL is reforming itself into a TV event. | ||
| It's kind of like what the WWE did. | ||
| Not to cast aspersions on the WWE because it's in a different vein, but it's the same thing. | ||
| People say, why isn't WWE? I tuned to the WWE. Why don't I see people's skulls getting smashed? | ||
| Why don't I see people pouring beer on their head? | ||
| Why don't I see people bleeding? | ||
| Why don't I see a bunch of signs? | ||
| Because they said, we want to be a TV show, so we have to market to children and women and everything in between. | ||
| Well, the NFL is starting to catch up, except it's a little different. | ||
| They're just totally selling out all manlyhood and toxic masculinity and sacrificing the game of football, which is still so popular. | ||
| But it's a TV show now, folks. | ||
| So they don't care if people are in the seats or not. | ||
| They couldn't give a damn. It's all about television. | ||
| That's where the money is. | ||
| And it's all about making a product that is marketable for a television audience. | ||
| So just get used to more weirdness coming from the NFL with players being finicky about helmets, players dressing up in unicorn outfits for commercials. | ||
| Yeah, that's the new NFL. We have to market. | ||
| It's not about football. | ||
| It's not about men competing in a struggle of will and strength. | ||
| No. It's about let's dress up a man in a unicorn outfit and see if we can't market for a transsexual. | ||
| And then maybe they'll tune in next year. | ||
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Check it out today and get yours at Infowarslive.com War Room Infowars.com Forge slash Show Alright, lots to cover, not enough time So I'm going to defy the laws of time and get to all of it, eh? | |
| Let's first go. | ||
| Our old camera hog, our old attention hog, David Hogg blames mass shootings on white people. | ||
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Why people feel that it is more American to pick up a gun because you're afraid of what you don't know than it is to actually explore what you don't know and have the courage to actually address that. | |
| Because I would personally argue that peace is patriotic. | ||
| Right? Loving your fellow Americans is patriotic. | ||
| What did they do surgically to give him the smallest jaw on earth? | ||
| That is like modern science. | ||
| It's like somehow they were able to... | ||
| I think they smashed his jaw and just like he has like a tiny little jaw chin now. | ||
| It's very strange, this guy. But yes, white people are the problem. | ||
| And so if you want to defend yourself, that's because you're white and you're confused. | ||
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By the way, well, look. | |
| I don't know if I should say this, but... | ||
| Let's just say a conversation came up today when I was at lunch because of something I had with a local business owner here, a restaurant I go frequent, and the business owner noticed that I had a firearm and inquired about it and was like, hey, I was thinking about getting one for myself, my family, and protect my business here. | ||
| The business couple stores down just got robbed last weekend. | ||
| I'm thinking about having something. People are learning the answer to protecting yourself from a shooting is a gun. | ||
| Oh, go figure. | ||
| It's not the solution we want, but it's just common sense. | ||
| But I digress. I'm white. | ||
| So is David Hogg, by the way, in case he didn't know. | ||
| Now let's go to a BBC video. | ||
| Ringo Starr says he'd vote for Brexit. | ||
| So now he's a former Beatle. | ||
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Play this. The people voted and, you know, they have to get on with it. | |
| Suddenly it's like, oh, well, we don't like that vote. | ||
| And I'm, what do you mean you don't like that vote? | ||
| You had the vote. This is what won. | ||
| Let's get on with it. Would you have voted that way? | ||
| I would have voted for Brexit, yeah. | ||
| I would have voted to get out. | ||
| But don't tell Bob Geldof. | ||
| Why did you vote that way, Ringo? | ||
| Well, because I think it's a great move. | ||
| I think... You know, to be in control of your own country. | ||
| So Ringo Starr, the drummer from the Beatles, comes out and says he'd vote Brexit. | ||
| And then the BBC says, former Beatle. | ||
| So he's been cancelled. | ||
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He's no longer in the Beatles because he voted Brexit. | |
| Like, oh my gosh! | ||
| Former Beatle now. No, he's still a member of the Beatles. | ||
| I don't think he ever quit the Beatles. | ||
| He's still the world-famous drummer Ringo Starr from the Beatles. | ||
| But, you know, we got to cancel him somehow because he said he would vote Brexit. | ||
| All right, now let's go to an art show in Belgium. | ||
| Guys, roll that video. The slippery slope continues to infect the world. | ||
| This time, Milo Rao and his lamb gods play are the ones doing it. | ||
| And there's the artiste. | ||
| So, so advanced. | ||
| A scene which he described as open-minded shows a naked couple simulating sex in front of children. | ||
| Yes, you heard me right. | ||
| And here is some of the imagery. | ||
| So, now it's art in America with women exposing themselves. | ||
| And now it's... | ||
| Men and women pretending to have sex simulating live porn for children. | ||
| It's all healthy, folks. | ||
| We're going to have drag queen story time. | ||
| We're going to have live porn for children. | ||
| And we're going to have nude art for children, too. | ||
| That's what it's all about. | ||
| Yeah. Let's sexualize the kids. | ||
| And this all starts in Hollywood with the softcore porn. | ||
| And now it just goes more hardcore, more hardcore, more hardcore. | ||
| Put it in your face. Sexual deviancy. | ||
| It's for the kids. It's liberalism. | ||
| No, it's sick. Oh, speaking of sick, I'm pretty sure we can air this, but let's do this. | ||
| We've been covering the ongoing homeless epidemic in Austin. | ||
| It's just getting worse and worse by the day. | ||
| Here's a couple videos that came out the weekend. | ||
| First, guys, just roll clip 17. | ||
| This is a homeless gentleman. | ||
| Just roll it, guys. Just do it. | ||
| Excuse me, audience. | ||
| You can't see it. You know what? | ||
| That's enough. Just pull it back. | ||
| Alright. That's alright. | ||
| I'm sorry. It's okay, guys. | ||
| It's my fault. We didn't censor this, guys. | ||
| It's a homeless guy in front of an apartment complex masturbating. | ||
| Literally. Laying on the ground masturbating in front of this apartment complex and the apartment renters had to kick the window and tell them to leave. | ||
| So... But this is happening normally. | ||
| They're shooting up everywhere. They're pooping everywhere. | ||
| Now they're masturbating in front of your house. | ||
| And now here's another one. | ||
| Guys, just roll the B-roll. | ||
| There was a skirmish when some homeless individuals popped up in front of a car wash, and then they decided to get in a fight with the car wash workers. | ||
| So they're literally here fisticuffs with the workers at this car wash. | ||
| See, this is what's going to happen in Austin, folks. | ||
| And it's not good. | ||
| And people are getting sick of these homeless people that are all hopped up on drugs and entitled and are just rude and arrogant. | ||
| And so you're going to have more things like this, and it's just not good for anybody. | ||
| But this is where Austin is going. | ||
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Thanks, Mayor Adler. Boy, oh boy. | |
| All right, we got through all of those. | ||
| Let me do a news blitz here. | ||
| I don't know what happened to my clock. | ||
| All right, let me just do a news blitz. | ||
| Fires did not cause the World Trade Center Building 7 collapse according to a new four-year-long study. | ||
| Yeah, that's right. I didn't need a four-year-long study to tell me that, but now the engineers have done it. | ||
| New story out of New York Post. | ||
| Bob Mueller helped Saudi Arabia cover up its role in 9-11 according to a new lawsuit. | ||
| Yeah, Bob Mueller covered up the entire 9-11 thing. | ||
| Bob Mueller did a horrible job with the Anthrax investigation. | ||
| Bob Mueller did a horrible job with the Enron investigation. | ||
| Bob Mueller, well, just overall is not a good guy. | ||
| But yes, helped cover up 9-11. | ||
| Bob Mueller did. Students face, excuse me, cyberscoop.com. | ||
| Student faces two years behind bars for trying to hack into Donald Trump's tax records. | ||
| Nice, dude. | ||
| It wasn't Rachel Maddow, though. | ||
| Underwear blunder stalls trial of Chinese woman accused of trespassing at Mar-a-Lago. | ||
| This woman has some serious legal representation. | ||
| They've been able to stall this again. | ||
| She basically shows up for court in a prison garb without underwear on and says, this isn't fair. | ||
| I need street clothes. So they had to delay it again. | ||
| So President Trump can't even figure out what the hell's going on with a Chinese spy at his own Mar-a-Lago, folks. | ||
| It's crazy. Inner Harbor buildings evacuated in downtown Baltimore after a vehicle found with 1,000 gallons of gasoline. | ||
| You know, this broke about four or five hours ago, so I'm not sure the latest at this, but that was a story in the news today. | ||
| Here was one that was in the news today, except barely. | ||
| Demonstrators protesting vaccine exemption legislation arrested outside Capitol. | ||
| Mm-hmm. So, it would limit medical exemptions for vaccines. | ||
| People in California are sick of that. | ||
| Senate Bill 276 and a companion measure SB 714 would do it. | ||
| The bills are meant to clamp down on school vaccine exemptions. | ||
| SB 276 would allow public health officials to investigate doctors who grant more than five medical exemptions in a year and schools with vaccination rates of less than 95%. | ||
| SB 714 addresses some concerns raised by Newsom's office. | ||
| So, yeah, you know. The 5G towers, don't worry about that. | ||
| We'll put those right up in your school. | ||
| But, oh, that student does want to vaccinate. | ||
| We need a full-blown investigation. | ||
| Oh, you can hand out pain medication and Ritalin and ADD medication and opioids and all this stuff if you're a doctor, no investigation. | ||
| But, oh, you gave someone a vaccine exemption? | ||
| We need to investigate you immediately. | ||
| And so there were a bunch of protesters out in California on this today. | ||
| In fact, Let's see if Del Bigtree can come on this week to discuss this. | ||
| Did you already do that? Savannah, already on that? | ||
| Take a chill pill. Okay. | ||
| Oh, how about this one? | ||
| National Review. Conservatives should watch more television. | ||
| Should I? Oh, I see. | ||
| So the propaganda that the left puts into TV, the conservatives aren't seeing it because they're not watching TV. So National Review says, you conservatives, you need to be watching more TV. You're missing all the art. | ||
| You're missing what liberals are doing. | ||
| You're not getting the propaganda. | ||
| No wonder you're voting for Trump. | ||
| No wonder you love America. | ||
| No wonder you think that men and women exist. | ||
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You're not watching television! | |
| And it's all like, oh yeah, conservatives don't watch TV. That's why they're conservatives and not liberals. | ||
| So they just admit, yeah, the propaganda's all on the TV. Conservatives aren't buying it. | ||
| They're not watching it. Oh. | ||
| Oh, well, you got homelessness breaking out in Austin, just like it is in California. | ||
| What's happening in California now? | ||
| Is a dark ages disease the new American plague threat from the Hill in Los Angeles County? | ||
| Homeless people in the U.S. are at risk of leprosy. | ||
| Leprosy. Now, bubonic plague all coming out of LA. But what are they doing in Florida to deal with the homelessness? | ||
| This is a real story. They're playing Baby Shark. | ||
| A Florida City blasts Baby Shark. | ||
| It's this child's song. | ||
| Overnight to deter homeless people from sleeping in a park. | ||
| Well, at least they're doing something. | ||
| Here in Austin, we want people to be homeless in the streets and pooping and using drugs and masturbating in front of the public. | ||
| That's what we want in Adlerville, Texas. | ||
| That does it for the War Room today. | ||
| You stay classy, InfoWarriors. | ||
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