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The silent majority is no longer silent. | |
| This is The War Room with Owen Schroyer. | ||
| Please stand by for further details. | ||
| We're returning now to your regularly scheduled program. | ||
| Judge Andrew Napolitano is with us for the first 30 minutes of the transmission. | ||
| We're just talking during the break and we're talking about internet censorship. | ||
| And actually, that was the first question I wanted to ask you. | ||
| You've been around media for a long time, television, radio, everything, and you're doing a lot of work on a YouTube channel right now. | ||
| You're expanding the content that you're creating. | ||
| How are you adjusting to the new media era where you've got to be on the internet, TV is no longer the dominant platform, but also you've got to work around all the censorship. | ||
| Maybe not something that people had to think about before. | ||
| So when I... Let me start by saying it's a pleasure to be here with you. | ||
| Well, when I saw you in the other studio, I was like, I gotta get him on. | ||
| So all of a sudden, this bearded, handsome guy comes running in saying, you gotta come on my show. | ||
| It's true. I forced him into this. | ||
| I'm happy to be here. | ||
| Censorship. I mean, I'm unfamiliar with the concept of censorship, but it happens. | ||
| I mean, I make a very simple argument like... | ||
| Stuart Rhodes should not have been prosecuted for sedition because you shouldn't be prosecuted for a conspiracy to do something that's impossible to do. | ||
| How could five people overthrow the government of the United States? | ||
| That is a valid, legitimate argument, which his own lawyers made in the courtroom. | ||
| The judge rejected the argument. | ||
| Okay, I understand that. When I said that on air, TikTok banned me for two weeks. | ||
| When I call abortion homicide, TikTok bans me. | ||
| So I am just unfamiliar with the concept of being banned, but you have to live with it. | ||
| I don't change what I say because, like you, I have a solid core, a base of libertarians that want to hear from me every day. | ||
| My product is called Judging Freedom. | ||
| My interviews, as you know, are 25 to 30 minutes. | ||
| Doug McGregor, superstar with my people. | ||
| Scott Ritter, superstar with my people. | ||
| I even have an ex-CIA guy on, Jack Devine, who my people love to hate, but the numbers go up when Jack is on. | ||
| The other model is just me looking at the camera, explaining some I'll give you an example. | ||
| The day after the FBI served the search warrant on Trump's house, Bill O'Reilly's going to kill me for what I'm about to say. | ||
| The day after, at 9 o'clock in the morning, I get in front of my camera and I explain for 15 minutes what happened. | ||
| How does the search warrant work? | ||
| How did the FBI get there? | ||
| How does the judge get the authority to do it? | ||
| Bill O'Reilly did the same thing at the same time from his... | ||
| Home studio. Bill had 400,000 views. | ||
| I had a million four. | ||
| So it's great when people want to understand something as complicated as law enforcement and the Constitution. | ||
| It's also great because I can just walk from my kitchen into the room where my studio is and just start talking. | ||
| On the other hand, I'm at the mercy of YouTube and TikTok and all those people who hate what we say. | ||
| Well, that's the fear they have, is that one individual... | ||
| Can walk, like you said, from his kitchen to a studio at his house. | ||
| Doesn't even have to be a studio. He can put a cell phone up with a tripod and go live. | ||
| And while there's news breaking, I think that that... | ||
| To me, that was the biggest angle of the censorship. | ||
| And I notice they always go after the people that do live broadcasts when there's breaking news first because it's all about that first 24 hours and controlling the narrative, right? | ||
| It's all about what are you going to see as the news is breaking? | ||
| And so they want full control over that with... | ||
| Whether it's CNN or MSNBC or ABC, NBC, but when all of a sudden there's a different narrative out there, people start to think. | ||
| So I was at Fox for 24 years, and in the 24 years they put me in front of a camera. | ||
| Ready for this number? | ||
| 14,500 times. | ||
| If I said something management didn't like, I got slapped on the wrist. | ||
| Yeah, when I accused the Obama administration of being in cahoots with the British spies and spying on candidate Trump, they took me off air for about 10 days. | ||
| Though you were proven right. It wasn't a big deal. | ||
| But I was never sanctioned. | ||
| I was never stopped. | ||
| From speaking in a permanent or long-standing period of time because somebody didn't like what I said. | ||
| My job there and my role today is to defend the Constitution, to defend human liberty, and to make people think about the role of government in our lives today and how dangerous that's become. | ||
| Judging Freedom with Andrew Napolitano. | ||
| It's become one of my favorite shows to watch. | ||
| We'll be right back after this short break. | ||
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And he didn't sign the contract. | |
| I was not expecting to go here with Judge Napolitano today. | ||
| I was thinking we're going to go into the Biden documents. | ||
| I asked him about his new show, which, by the way, since I think we're probably going to be short on time, he's got a couple segments left with us. | ||
| I'm telling you, folks, if you want the best coverage, if you think my coverage is good on Ukraine, I get a lot of my information from Judge Napolitano's interviews with Colonel McGregor. | ||
| So that's like the best place right now on the internet to get news, and you always do great interviews. | ||
| But now I see we're going to get into this Crowder situation. | ||
| You want a lesson on contract law. | ||
| No, I don't want to. See, but that's the thing is, I don't think this is about a contract. | ||
| We can debate the contracts, and we can debate recording your friends or whatever and releasing it. | ||
| We like when Project Veritas does it, but okay, Crowder does it, it's bad. | ||
| Here's my issue, and we'll just start with this as the starting point here. | ||
| I've been completely censored. | ||
| I've been completely banned. | ||
| There's not going to be a 50 million contract out there for Owen Troyer, ever. | ||
| Because if I ever go to a company like The Daily Wire, they're going to say, how many followers do you have? | ||
| How many subscribers on YouTube? | ||
| To which I'm going to say I'm banned. So they're going to say, get lost. | ||
| Now, I don't care about that. | ||
| I'm in it not for the money. I love working for Alex because I'm never told what to say, what to do. | ||
| I have complete freedom of speech here, and so that's more valuable than any contract or salary is going to be. | ||
| But hey, I'm a capitalist. | ||
| Make a bunch of money. Be successful. | ||
| Pave the way for others. | ||
| So for me, it's the issue of if this is what the standard contract for a conservative to sign is, then we've already lost to the left. | ||
| We're still tied to big tech. | ||
| And if you're telling the truth out there and getting censored before you can get big and successful, well, then you're never going to make it. | ||
| The contract of which you speak, and I haven't seen it and you haven't seen it, but we've seen these comments about it, apparently said that if Crowder is demonetized, that is taken off the air, if his audience goes down while he's working for Ben Shapiro, a brilliant and gifted young man who's been fabulously successful in creating his own media company, Then Crowder owes back the money that Ben and his company are obligated to pay. | ||
| And Crowder apparently exploded at that. | ||
| This is a contract that wasn't signed, as I understand it, but a contract that they were in the midst of negotiating. | ||
| Ben says it's standard. | ||
| Crowder says, I'm not going to pay money back to anybody because I get demonetized and deplatformed all the time. | ||
| Now, when I told you the story about TikTok demonetizing me, I didn't lose money. | ||
| I guess I lost money by TikTok not paying me as much, but I didn't have a contract with anybody that says if TikTok deplatforms you, you owe us the amount of money that you would have made had they not deplatformed you. | ||
| That's where this mess is. | ||
| They are both admirable people who express ideas. | ||
| Ben, of course, has got the whole company. | ||
| Crowder has him himself. | ||
| They express ideas that the public wants to hear. | ||
| I wish they weren't in a pissing contest at each other. | ||
| Well, and, you know, part of that, I think, is, look, Stephen Crowder is successful because he is a showman. | ||
| He does a good show, and there's no doubt. | ||
| I mean, he bought the little walkie-talkie thing to do the recording on for a bit, which he did back in December, and maybe he really didn't want to release this, and maybe he wanted to have good negotiations and it didn't go his way. | ||
| But, again, my issue is if this—and here's the real question— If this is the standard contract, and I don't know if this is what the Daily Wire offers all its people or, say, Turning Point USA or other stuff. | ||
| At least I've never heard about that. | ||
| Crowder's the first person making any buzz about it. | ||
| I hadn't heard about this until the Crowder stuff exploded yesterday. | ||
| And full disclosure... | ||
| I think Ben is terrific. | ||
| I've known him since he was a student at Harvard Law School, and we did a number of things together at Fox. | ||
| I mean, he's now like Steven Spielberg. | ||
| I mean, he has just, there he is, he has just put together an extraordinary media company. | ||
| He himself is a media star. | ||
| He's more conservative. | ||
| You and I are more libertarian, but he's a gift to American media. | ||
| I didn't know about this stuff with Crowder until yesterday. | ||
| And that's probably the case with most people, I would guess. | ||
| And I don't think there necessarily is a bad guy here. | ||
| I think the questions that... | ||
| Well, that's the purpose of our conversation, because these two people both perform a positive service for those who don't like big tech and who don't like the mainstream media. | ||
| They should not be pissing at each other. | ||
| They should be working together. | ||
| Or either... Either together or in a complimentary way. | ||
| And full disclosure here, too, I don't know Ben Shapiro. | ||
| I have met Crowder and Candace Owens, who's inserted herself into this as well. | ||
| And I like both of them. They both are good people. | ||
| They were nice to me. I've done content with them. | ||
| So I don't have a dog in this fight as far as any friendship or loyalties are concerned. | ||
| I think the issue comes down to this. | ||
| If this is the standard contract, let's say the next 50 big conservative influencers down the road have to sign a similar contract to this, and now they're essentially beholden to YouTube and whoever it is, Facebook or TikTok. | ||
| How could conservatives or libertarians, how could anybody be beholden to TikTok? | ||
| And I think that's Crowder's point, is he's saying, I'm in a situation where I either have to self-censor or I'm going to, why would I sign this contract? | ||
| I'm going to lose money. Correct. | ||
| I understand his point. | ||
| And from Ben's perspective is, I can't pay you money if you're not producing viewers. | ||
| I think it's a fair point on both sides. | ||
| And so the debate that needs to be had is, like you said, it needs to be a coming-together moment, and we need to have this debate. | ||
| Because I understand from the Daily Wire's perspective, they're saying, here's the business decision we've made. | ||
| And from Stephen Crowder's perspective, he's saying, this is the... | ||
| What would you say? The decision I'm making for the movement. | ||
| This isn't about my business. | ||
| Sure, I could sign this contract and make 50, but I don't want to be beholden to big tech. | ||
| Is the contract enforceable? | ||
| Yes, it is. There's nothing in that contract. | ||
| Now, the contract hasn't been signed. | ||
| Had it been signed and had Crowder been deplatformed and had Shapiro's company deducted money from Stephen's account, would the courts have upheld that? | ||
| Answer, yes. Because we still have, believe it or not. | ||
| We still have freedom of contract in this country. | ||
| And unless the contract is profoundly against public policy, which this one is not, the courts are going to enforce it. | ||
| Crowder, to his credit, discovered all this before they signed it. | ||
| It hasn't been signed. It's too bad. | ||
| I mean, he would have been, I think, even bigger than he is now had he gone on Ben's platforms. | ||
| And maybe there's a way around this. | ||
| If they want me to mediate it, guys, I'm here. | ||
| There you go. He'll mediate it right here. | ||
| Maybe that's what we need is a mediator to come in here. | ||
| Because, look, we're in choppy seas right now. | ||
| We're in a perfect storm where we're trying to preserve free speech, but also reach the biggest audience and be successful. | ||
| We are capitalists and entrepreneurs at the end of the day. | ||
| I'm never going to be allowed on YouTube again. | ||
| In fact, I got a story over here. | ||
| People that even share little clips of mine, they get banned immediately. | ||
| It gets taken down. So I'm never going to be allowed on YouTube. | ||
| I'm never going to be allowed on Facebook. | ||
| And that's perfectly fine. | ||
| But I don't have to worry about censoring my message now. | ||
| If I'm young, let's say I'm 22 and I'm still on these platforms and I'm starting to get some momentum... | ||
| Well, now all of a sudden, I signed this contract and now I'm saying, well, I can't get censored here. | ||
| So I've got to, oh, I can't say the vaccines don't work or I can't say I may like Russia instead of Ukraine. | ||
| Like, I'm worried about saying this stuff because I might get censored. | ||
| So I depend on YouTube, Facebook, and to the least extent, TikTok. | ||
| But we will soon be going behind a paywall. | ||
| It'll be very inexpensive. | ||
| Yeah. And my one million viewers a week, which I'm blessed to have, and for whom I thank God every day, and whom I love, and whom I do my best to explain the law and the world from a small government, maximum individuality perspective, will have the chance to pick a subscription level that they want to pay for. | ||
| And obviously they won't have to worry about commercials, and they certainly won't have to worry about banning. | ||
| Well, I think that this is where we have to decide. | ||
| What do we want to do? Is it a subscription-based service that we should get behind? | ||
| Is it, let's try to move things to rumble? | ||
| Do we put faith in Twitter with Elon Musk? | ||
| Because that's what, we can build a parallel universe. | ||
| Elon Musk suppresses Alex. | ||
| How can you put faith in Elon Musk? | ||
| Yeah, no, I know. These are the questions. | ||
| These are the questions. Right, right, right. | ||
| So I don't know where this is going to go. | ||
| I think what you and I do for a living, and you do it so well, and I'm so thrilled to be here. | ||
| That means a lot. That means a lot. | ||
| Is going through growing pains right now. | ||
| I think mainstream media is shocked at the success of what people like you and Alex and I and Ben Shapiro and Crowder and Joe Rogan do. | ||
| Even with their censorship? | ||
| Correct. Correct. So I don't know how this ends up. | ||
| I hope it ends up with more people on air and more choices for the American public and no censorship. | ||
| That's a little fanciful that I should hope for no censorship, but I hope for it. | ||
| At least somewhere, maybe. But I'll tell you what, you know, people were responding to the battle for Speaker of the House like, oh, this is so bad, bad Republicans, blah, blah, blah. | ||
| And that turned out to be a good thing. | ||
| And I still think that that was a good process to go through. | ||
| So maybe this is kind of a similar thing. | ||
| It looks ugly right now. | ||
| It's a little clunky. There's a little tension in the air. | ||
| But at the end of this, maybe there'll be a good outcome. | ||
| We've got one segment left. | ||
| With Judge Napolitano, I'm telling you folks, Judging Freedom, great place to find information you're not going to see anywhere else, specifically with his Colonel McGregor interviews. | ||
| Just knocks it out of the park every time. | ||
| One more segment, four-minute break, and we will be right back. | ||
| Final segment here with Judge Napolitano. | ||
| And look, we did a tease, and Alex said we're going to have Judge Napolitano here talking about the Ukraine war. | ||
| And I just told him in the break, I said, look, we could talk the Ukraine war, but folks, I'm telling you, if you want to hear Judge Napolitano talking about the Ukraine war, you've got to go to Judging Freedom and watch his interviews with Colonel McGregor. | ||
| You're not going to get better content than that here. | ||
| So I figured no point in doing that. | ||
| I would rather steer you there. | ||
| Go listen to Colonel McGregor talk about it. | ||
| He's the best coverage when he's on Judging Freedom. | ||
| But what I do want to get into is the Biden documents. | ||
| And there's obviously more questions than answers at this point. | ||
| But what's clear is that They knew about the documents beforehand. | ||
| There was a cover-up of the documents right out of the gates by the Department of Justice, and still is to this point. | ||
| Now they've decided to run this fake investigation with the same deep-state swamp people that were investigating Trump. | ||
| The media is nowhere near as interested in this story as they were for the Trump documents, which they actually had legally. | ||
| Biden obviously stole them. | ||
| So these are some of the questions. | ||
| But legally speaking, I mean, it's kind of an open-shut case. | ||
| I mean, Biden stole classified documents. | ||
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Well, we do... Yes. | |
| Biden will say it was inadvertent. | ||
| However, the same defense as Mrs. | ||
| Clinton, the section of the Espionage Act under which they would have been prosecuted, she would have been prosecuted and he would have been if they were going to prosecute a sitting president, doesn't require intent. | ||
| It only requires gross negligence. | ||
| I don't remember any laws requiring intent, actually. | ||
| The federal government must always prove intent. | ||
| Okay, so not like me speeding down the road. | ||
| State governments don't have to prove it. | ||
| Okay. Federal government always must prove intent unless the statute exempts them from having to prove it. | ||
| The Espionage Act exempts the federal government from having to prove intent. | ||
| So if you walk out of the White House with a classified document in your pocket, that's grossly negligent. | ||
| So for Joe to say, I don't know how they got there. | ||
| First of all, everybody believes him because he doesn't know what he had for breakfast this morning. | ||
| So if he says, I don't know how they got there, I don't remember, I don't know what they got there. | ||
| Look at the picture right there. | ||
| It's like a stack of documents. | ||
| That is a political defense, but it's not a legal defense. | ||
| So the question is, what did he have? | ||
| We know from FBI leaks. | ||
| Isn't it terrible? We know something from FBI leaks. | ||
| The FBI are the greatest, most successful leakers on the planet. | ||
| We know from FBI leaks that Trump had... | ||
| NDI. NDI is the highest category of secrets. | ||
| It's national defense information about the U.S., about an adversary, about an ally. | ||
| And it often includes the methods and sources of that information. | ||
| That is the highest protected. | ||
| It is always and everywhere a crime to possess that outside of a secure federal facility, even if you're the president of the United States. | ||
| Trump had it. If the FBI leaks are true, obviously I haven't seen these documents. | ||
| What did Biden have? | ||
| Well, the FBI hasn't leaked yet. | ||
| So we don't know what he had. | ||
| We know the number of documents Trump had. | ||
| It's 360 documents. | ||
| That's not 360 pages. | ||
| It's 20,000 pages of documents. | ||
| Well, Joe had 10 to 20 documents. | ||
| We don't know if it's 10 to 20 pages or another 20,000 pages. | ||
| So we need to know more facts. | ||
| Will Will Joe be indicted? | ||
| Certainly not while he's president. | ||
| Will he be indicted afterwards? | ||
| Probably not. If he runs for election and wins and serves his full term, he can't be indicted because the statute of limitations will have run. | ||
| Will they indict Trump? | ||
| For sure they will indict Trump, in my opinion, before June of this year. | ||
| Mar-a-Lago, the documents, January 6th, riling up the crowd to disrupt the government. | ||
| And the outlier... | ||
| County, Fulton County, Georgia with Rudy Giuliani for trying to undo the lawful election of Biden. | ||
| I thought they dropped that investigation. | ||
| Not at all. Here's why you and the public thinks that. | ||
| Because the attorney general or the prosecutor, the district attorney in Fulton County went before a special purpose grand jury which only investigates. | ||
| It doesn't have the authority to indict. | ||
| They have produced an 850-page report. | ||
| That report is going to be made known to the public on January 24th, next week. | ||
| Soon as it is, that report will be given to a grand jury that can indict. | ||
| So that was like a head fake. Correct. | ||
| Well, it wasn't a head fake. | ||
| It was an opportunity to develop the case. | ||
| She has developed the case. | ||
| It's 850 pages. | ||
| The public will see it on January 24th. | ||
| And a grand jury will see it and indict Trump, and I think Rudy and some of the others, shortly | ||
| thereafter. | ||
| And people will say, oh, this Biden document situation really throws a wrench in that. | ||
| Ha! | ||
| Have you been living in America for the last five years? | ||
| You think these people have standards? | ||
| Give me a break. | ||
| Now, Judge Napolitano, you've had a few cups of coffee in the American political scene. | ||
| So just from your political savvy, what do you think is going on here? | ||
| Because I look at this, it seems like the Democrat Party, or what we call the deep state, | ||
| He's kind of holding this like an anvil over Joe's head. | ||
| They don't want Joe to run. | ||
| That's what I'm thinking. Because they know that his stewardship of the executive branch is indefensible. | ||
| Republicans don't want Trump to run because they know that if he does, the issue will not be Biden or whoever the Democrat nominee is. | ||
| It will be Trump's personality, character, and criminal. | ||
| January 6th and everything. Correct, correct, correct. | ||
| So the prevailing view, in my opinion, in both parties is two fresh faces. | ||
| The Democrats want a governor. | ||
| They do not want somebody in the Congress. | ||
| They do not want somebody who has been publicly affiliated with the Biden-Harris team. | ||
| It won't be a Vice President Harris. | ||
| It'll be a governor of a state. | ||
| I don't know who. Republicans, well, right now it looks like it's DeSantis, who's Trump without the baggage. | ||
| That's not good news for libertarians, but it's good news for Republicans. | ||
| And I think it looks like Gavin Newsom may be the leader in the clubhouse on the Democrat side of the aisle. | ||
| If they do want to go with a woman, for some reason they seem to like Gretchen Whitmer, but I think the American psycho-looking Newsom seems to be their go-to. | ||
| Two authoritarians. Well, look, the Republicans have been authoritarian, too. | ||
| You and I are of the same view. | ||
| There is one party in America. | ||
| It's the big government party. | ||
| It has a Republican wing that likes war and deficits and corporate welfare and a Democrat wing that likes war and taxes and individual welfare. | ||
| And the one thing they both love? | ||
| Staying in power. That sums it up right there. | ||
| That's a 15-second clip. | ||
| Cut that out. Upload it everywhere. | ||
| Judge Napolitano, just explain the entire American political system in 15 seconds. | ||
| That's incredible stuff right there. | ||
| But see, but that's why I'll speak for myself. | ||
| That's why I liked Trump. | ||
| That's why I voted for Trump twice, because I looked at him as the outside candidate. | ||
| He was a renegade and the establishment hated him. | ||
| And they thought they could stop him from running by the British spying. | ||
| They thought they could destroy him as a candidate by the deep state spying. | ||
| And I guess they did. Joe Biden won. | ||
| Jeez. He had those huge rallies, though. | ||
| I mean, didn't you see those Biden rallies? | ||
| Man! You mean the ones from his basement? | ||
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No, what about those huge ones in the field with the circles? | |
| I think there was one where a mouse attended, too. | ||
| He was able to squeak up onto the stage. | ||
| Look, I don't know how this ends. | ||
| Have you ever seen such energy at a rally? | ||
| Alex asked me an hour ago how this ends. | ||
| I think the federal government collapses of its own weight. | ||
| It won't be able to pay its debts and nobody will work for it. | ||
| And the country will break apart into 10 or 15 or 25 smaller republics. | ||
| There'll be a lot more freedom in Texas than in New Jersey. | ||
| And you know what? Let's say that that's kind of been a plan in place all along via the World Economic Forum or China or any sort of... | ||
| It's important for America to understand that's being done. | ||
| That's why us seeing what's going on in Davos with the World Economic Forum is so important. | ||
| It's important for America to anticipate this and ready ourselves for this so that if that day comes, we can't just be mopped up by China. | ||
| We can't be mopped up by the UN, World Health Organization. | ||
| We'll say, no, no, no, no, no. | ||
| We're still living in America. | ||
| We're still a free people with the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. | ||
| Judge Napolitano, it's been a tremendous pleasure. | ||
| This is a delight. I came here expecting just to be with Alex and I'm with his young, handsome protege. | ||
| I came in and I twisted his arm. | ||
| He's actually strong. I thought it would be an easy maneuver. | ||
| He kind of busted me a little bit. | ||
| Thank you for promoting Judging Freedom. | ||
| Absolutely. I love it. I love it. | ||
| All right, folks, we'll be right back. Well, ladies and gentlemen, I got to tell you, that was a true treat for me. | ||
| It's very rare I get to interview somebody that I listen to. | ||
| A lot of the guests that I have on that are journalists and talk shows and stuff, they're friends of mine. | ||
| I listen to their stuff and I watch their content. | ||
| But it's a little bit different with Judge Napolitano. | ||
| That's somebody I go to for wisdom and guidance. | ||
| When it comes to news and information. | ||
| And so I'm getting a bunch of texts like, wow, what a great interview. | ||
| Are you guys sure you just met? | ||
| Well, I listen to the guy almost every day. | ||
| So it's like I already know him. So it's just like picking up a conversation with an old friend. | ||
| And I guess he was aware of who I was too. | ||
| So it was just, that was fantastic. | ||
| It was great to have Judge Napolitano in here. | ||
| And I didn't even know he was coming in. | ||
| I saw him in the studio with Alex and I was like, oh my gosh, I've got to go say hello. | ||
| And sure enough, he ends up coming on air. | ||
| So that was fantastic. And again, folks, none of this is possible without you guys shopping at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| So tip of the cap to you. | ||
| Thank you for keeping us on air. | ||
| Please continue to do that. | ||
| And great moments like that will continue to be made here. | ||
| In fact, we got another guest who is going to be joining us in studio, Dr. | ||
| Andrew Huff. Now, he's doing an interview with Mike Adams right now. | ||
| He's kind of doing the rounds with some big information. | ||
| And we're hoping he's able to make it back here by 4, but he should be in studio with us before the end of the second hour. | ||
| But again, all of this made possible with your support at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| And I'm going to get more into the Crowder issue, because it all ties into this. | ||
| But again, I don't have to go to YouTube and grovel to give my channel back. | ||
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| All right. Let me just kind of get some of the randomness out of the way, and I'm going to come back in the next segment and talk about this Crowder situation. | ||
| Because quite frankly, as I see it, as usual, most of the people commenting on this seem to be missing the ball altogether. | ||
| I am just seeing nothing but a swing and a miss, a swing and a miss, a swing and a miss from all the people commenting on this. | ||
| And so I'll get more into that in the next segment when I can focus for a whole segment on that. | ||
| Let's jump back over quickly to the World Economic Forum. | ||
| And here's Brian Kemp. | ||
| He made it over there to the World Economic Forum. | ||
| That's awfully telling. And our friends over there at the Rebel tried to catch up with Kemp and it went a little something like this in clip six. | ||
| Given the price of inflation, meat, eggs, milk, things like that in Georgia, how does it feel going to a five-star luxury event in the Swiss Alps? | ||
| Does it feel wrong for the times? | ||
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Oh, no answer. This really is a luxury event. | |
| Don't you think that's sort of tone, it's the wrong tone for how it is in Georgia these days? | ||
| Hmm. Nothing? | ||
| Is there a reason you won't answer? | ||
| I mean, you say you're walking somewhere. | ||
| Is there a reason he won't answer? | ||
|
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Oh! Is there a reason he won't answer? | |
| He's probably a coward and a fraud, I would say, are the reasons. | ||
| And you know what? I can say this without any repercussions or any... | ||
| Hypocrisy here. Because I've been out there. | ||
| I've been out on the streets. | ||
| Whether it's for events or whatever. | ||
| You've seen it. And people come up to me and they talk to me and they want autographs and pictures. | ||
| And I never ignore them. | ||
| Ever. Ever. | ||
| I have never. I mean, that is just... | ||
| You are just a rude a-hole. | ||
| That's what that is. You're a rude a-hole. | ||
| And I'm not saying you owe the media anything. | ||
| You can't even... | ||
| Are you even human? | ||
| Like, hi, there's a human talking to you! | ||
|
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Hi, I'm talking to you! | |
| I don't have to talk to you, peasant! | ||
| I don't have to talk to you, you pleb! | ||
| That's the attitude. So it's just a bunch of rude jerks pretending to be good, higher morals people, and they're not. | ||
| They're jerks. They're a-holes. | ||
| They're selfish, narcissistic jerks. | ||
| Arrogant, entitled punks. | ||
| If these were the nice people, if these were the oh-so-loving humanitarians they claim to be, they would talk to you like a normal human. | ||
| But you notice how they ignore when normal people are around them. | ||
| They ignore and they cast off and they have their security body you and shove you to the ground and say, you can't even walk with me. | ||
| Oh, yeah, wow, you really care about my well-being, don't you? | ||
| You really care about my future, don't you? | ||
| You can't even recognize me for five seconds on the street walking next to you. | ||
| You're such a selfish a-hole. | ||
| Whether it's or or Kemp or any of these jerks. | ||
| Oh, yeah. Oh, they're so noble. | ||
| Oh, they're such humanitarians. | ||
| They love life so much that they can't even smile. | ||
| They can't even joke. | ||
| They can't even talk to you. | ||
| No, see, that's how elitist they are. | ||
| That's how they believe they've transcended you. | ||
| You're already dead to them. | ||
| They don't give a damn about you. | ||
| And then they sit up there on their panels, domineering over you, dictating your future. | ||
| You're already dead to them. | ||
| You're already a cockroach to them. | ||
| In their minds, you've already been wiped out. | ||
| They're done with you. You think they're going to answer your question? | ||
| They don't give a damn about you. | ||
| Whether it's Burla or Kemp, obviously. | ||
| But seriously, it's like, folks, even, we'll go, Alex and I will go marching through D.C. with our crew for eight straight hours. | ||
| And we'll be walking back to our hotel or our car, whatever, and we'll be dead tired, crew dead tired, voices gone, everything. | ||
| And we would still never do that. | ||
| We would still never do that. | ||
| We would still say, hello. | ||
| We would still say, hi, shake your hand, take a picture, say we love you. | ||
| These people are nothing but cowards, frauds, and punks that think they've conquered this planet. | ||
| You're wrong. You're wrong. | ||
| You can't conquer this planet. | ||
| This is God's planet. | ||
| You think you little devil's minions are going to conquer anything? | ||
| You can't even talk to a human being. | ||
| Yeah, and then there's Greta Thunberg. | ||
| Look, you know... I almost don't even want to play the clips of this poor young girl. | ||
| She's obviously mentally deranged. | ||
| She obviously has some learning disability problems. | ||
| And she's been used and abused by the left. | ||
| It put her in a much worse place because of it. | ||
| At this point, I think she has enough self-awareness to understand what's been done to her and the role she plays. | ||
| So I may or may not play these clips coming up where she's laughing at the media. | ||
| I mean, at least she's human enough to laugh. | ||
| I mean, I'll at least give her that credit. | ||
| She's got, like, a little humanity. | ||
| She actually has a glimmer of humanity inside of her to smile and laugh at the media, not just, like, ignore it like you're not even there. | ||
| I mean, she has a spark of humanity there. | ||
| Like, she sees you and she laughs at you and she recognizes you. | ||
| They're not like Burla and Kemp. | ||
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They don't even see you. You're like a bug to them. | |
| You're like a little wounded dog. | ||
| They'd come up and ask you for a scrap of food. | ||
| They'd kick it into the sewer. | ||
| Alright, when we come back, I'm going to lay into this Crowder Daily Wire issue. | ||
| And as usual, most other people are swinging and missing on the coverage. | ||
| But if you want to get the best coverage of it, I'm going to explain it on the other side of this break. | ||
| Alright, I want to give you my breakdown of the Stephen Crowder Daily Wire situation. | ||
| And what I've noticed is something all too often that this happens. | ||
| Is that most commentators responding to this story are completely missing the point. | ||
| And it's odd because it's almost as if they didn't watch anything Steven Crowder said and just don't even care to figure out what the actual issue is. | ||
| And so just to be brief, Steven Crowder and The Daily Wire have been in contract negotiations for at least a month because apparently the phone call that Crowder released is a little bit old and the website he's using right now, StopBigCon, was registered over a month ago. | ||
| So this is something that he's been working on for a while as well. | ||
| So these negotiations have obviously been going on. | ||
| And basically, what The Daily Wire wants is complete control and ownership, for lack of a better word, of Steven Crowder, the mug club, Lauder with Crowder, and all of his content. | ||
| And that might not be the perfect way, but it's the best summarization that I could give you. | ||
| Now, you might say, okay, well, Steven Crowder has a business decision. | ||
| They offered him that much money for ownership of his intellectual property and his content. | ||
| Maybe it's a good offer. | ||
| That was up for him to decide. | ||
| But in the contract, he didn't like what he saw, which was that If or when, at any point in time, he gets banned from the big tech platforms, specifically YouTube. | ||
| I think that this is mostly about YouTube because this is where a lot of the money is generated. | ||
| This is where a lot of these companies generate most of their revenue these days is YouTube. | ||
| So they're reliant on big tech. | ||
| Now, if you've been tuned into InfoWars, you know we've been talking about this issue for a long time. | ||
| We've been talking about the issue, what people call Conservative Inc., Con Inc., for a long time, and how they can control influencers and who makes it and doesn't in the conservative media. | ||
| So, you kind of already get an idea about that. | ||
| Now, thanks to Steven Crowder, we have an even better idea about that. | ||
| And I understand people saying, hey, you shouldn't record your friends, you shouldn't release the phone calls. | ||
| Fair enough, and Crowder admits that he may suffer backlash for that, but we like it when Project Veritas does it and exposes something. | ||
| So, okay, well, with Steven Crowder, what... | ||
| Is the difference here? | ||
| I think Crowder really didn't want to release the tape, but the negotiations didn't go the way he wanted, and he sees an issue that he wants to deal with here, and so he dealt with it. | ||
| But of course, however much money Crowder is making on YouTube, I'm sure it's very lucrative there. | ||
| Maybe he would make more with the Daily Wire. | ||
| Maybe he wouldn't. But if he loses his YouTube account, all of a sudden he's stuck in this contract where he's not even able to make money. | ||
| He's going to end up owing money. | ||
| So why in the world would he ever sign that contract, especially when he's been banned? | ||
| So the Daily Wire can say, hey, look, this is our contract. | ||
| You don't like it. Don't take it. | ||
| Fair enough. Maybe they'll offer it to somebody else. | ||
| I don't know if that's their standard contract. | ||
| I don't know if that's the deal that they have with others like Candace Owens. | ||
| I will say this again. | ||
| I've met Candace. We've done content. | ||
| I've met Steven Crowder. We've done content. | ||
| I don't know them that well personally, so I don't have any loyalties or dogs in the fight. | ||
| I will say what was odd, though, is I've never seen a situation, and I believe I can look at this stuff through a neutral lens whenever there's conservative infighting or issues like this, whatever you want to call it. | ||
| I've never seen Candace Owens so sloppy before. | ||
| Usually when there's an issue like this, Candace Owens is as sharp as they get. | ||
| And from a neutral perspective, I've never seen her take a losing stance or be sloppy on air like this, but her response to the Crowder mess has been sloppy and, to me, embarrassing. | ||
| And I like Candace Owens. | ||
| I'm just saying, I've never seen her like this, and that was a little odd. | ||
| Whereas when you go watch Crowder's response and Crowder's breakdown, it's very strong, very confident, very tight. | ||
| So I suggest if you want to see what's really going on, the only thing you need to watch is Crowder's video. | ||
| Forget about all the other commentary, even mine if you want. | ||
| Forget about everything else. | ||
| You need to watch Crowder's video from last night if you want to understand what's going on. | ||
| So here's the issue. | ||
| And I get it. Candace Owens is allowed on YouTube, and most of these other people that work for Daily Wire are allowed on YouTube and probably have never had to deal with censorship. | ||
| So they don't get where Crowder is coming from. | ||
| Now, I have a unique perspective in this because not only do I understand where Crowder is coming from, I'm already living in the future that Crowder is afraid of. | ||
| So forget about Crowder, forget about the money, forget about the dollar signs, forget about what you think about Daily Wire or Ben Shapiro or Crowder or anybody. | ||
| This is the issue that it comes down to. | ||
| And this is what Steven Crowder explains in his video. | ||
| And I think he is 100% spot on. | ||
| And I have to say this. I have no problem with the Daily Wire making business decisions. | ||
| That is perfectly fine. | ||
| I'm a capitalist. But I think conservatives need to know if a group is putting business ahead of patriotism, if a group is putting business and money ahead of the movement and the country, I think people should know that. | ||
| And if that's what's going on at the Daily Wire, maybe you should know that. | ||
| We don't have to worry about you thinking about that here at InfoWars, do we? | ||
| It's pretty obvious what's important here. | ||
| But all of that aside, here's the issue that I understand and that Crowder clearly understands, and this is why it's important and everybody seems to be missing this point. | ||
| And this is the point Crowder makes. | ||
| Sure, I can sign a deal with you for $50 million, and who knows how much that's actually worth to Crowder. | ||
| He has to pay bills, he has a crew, he has staff. | ||
| So I don't know what the actual monetary value of that might be with all the expenses he has. | ||
| But whether it's $20 million, $10 million, $5 million, $100 million, it doesn't matter. | ||
| The point is still there. | ||
| If I sign this deal with The Daily Wire to make myself extremely wealthy and successful, I have to censor myself. | ||
| I am now tied and I am anchored to big tech. | ||
| So how can I possibly move the conservative ball down the field? | ||
| How can I possibly move the country in the right direction if I'm anchored to big tech who's never going to let me budge? | ||
| How can I claim that I stand for free speech as a big issue if I censor myself to make $50 million for the Daily Wire? | ||
| So, I believe Crowder, and I get he's a showman, and there's a lot of showman tactics he used for this. | ||
| Whatever, he's a showman. | ||
| Good for him. He's good at what he does. | ||
| But I believe Crowder when he says, this is not about money. | ||
| This is not about fame. | ||
| This is not about fortune. This is not about success. | ||
| This is about, I believe in what I talk about. | ||
| Doesn't mean I don't want to be rich. | ||
| But I believe in what I talk about. | ||
| I believe in paving the way for the next wave of conservative influencers and commentators and talk show hosts. | ||
| And if I sign this deal, I have stabbed all of them in the back and I have betrayed everything I've ever stood for. | ||
| Why would I do that? So again, I don't know if that's the standard contract. | ||
| That others have had to sign. | ||
| I've never heard about anything like that. | ||
| I've heard some stuff from some other Con Inc. | ||
| type people, but most of it seems to be kind of lightning now. | ||
| They understand what's going on, but maybe not at the Daily Wire. | ||
| But if that's the standard contract, as Crowder points out last night, if this is your standard contract moving forward, then the conservative movement is dead. | ||
| And the conservative movement will never go anywhere. | ||
| And if the only way for a conservative to be successful or make money or get a large audience is to cater their message and anchor themselves to big tech, then the movement is dead. | ||
| And Crowder doesn't want to be a part of that. | ||
| And I say good for Crowder. | ||
| In fact, I think this is the best work he's ever done. | ||
| A lot of people disagree. I had a lot of debates last night about this. | ||
| But see, here's why we have a unique perspective. | ||
| Folks, if this is how it goes, you understand that the left now controls who's going to be successful and who's not in media. | ||
| And you know who they decided who's not? | ||
| Right here. Yours truly. | ||
| I'm never going to get a $50 million offer from anybody because I'm banned on YouTube. | ||
| I'm banned on Facebook. | ||
| I'm banned on Twitter. I'm banned on Instagram. | ||
| And I've talked to people in this conversation. | ||
| I've talked to the purse that funds a lot of these conservative influencers and movements, and they've told me, yeah, if you can't bring numbers from YouTube or Facebook or Twitter to the table, you're not going to get an offer. | ||
| So that's fine. | ||
| I know the role I took, and that's why I decided to join Infowars, because the movement is more important than myself and money, and it will always be that way. | ||
| So I don't care that there's never going to be a $50 million offer for Owen Schroeder on the table. | ||
| And you notice what else? All the people that you see commenting on this, all the people that you see having the | ||
| debate on this, how many of them have ever been politically persecuted? How | ||
| many of them have had to deal with the deep state for four years? | ||
| How many of them have been arrested and tossed in jail for multiple days? None of them. | ||
| So that's why I appreciate what Steven Crowder is doing, because he understands | ||
| the next Steven Crowder is never going to exist if I sign this contract. | ||
| The next Steven Crowder is never going to be successful if this is how we treat conservative | ||
| commentators in the future. | ||
| I'm sorry. In my view, there's nobody else except Crowder on the right side of this. | ||
| Doesn't mean Daily Wire's bad, but let's just face what it is. | ||
| What it appears to be, Daily Wire puts business over the movement. | ||
| Okay, fine. We always knew that about Conservative Inc. | ||
| That's fine. We're capitalists. | ||
| Continue to do that. We still need those people out there that they fund. | ||
| But here's what Crowder understands in the moment. | ||
| That why wouldn't we in this time period, Crowder has one of the biggest followings of conservative commentators, why wouldn't we in this time period try to find a way to not be reliant on big tech, to not anchor ourselves to big tech, and to utilize up-and-coming platforms like Getter and Rumble so that we don't have to worry about being at the whim of big tech censorship? | ||
| Duh! Like, why wouldn't you do that? | ||
| Why wouldn't you want to do that? | ||
| Because you have your business interests over conservative values and interests, is the simple answer. | ||
| So to me, these are the two issues that really need to be talked about. | ||
| Forget about the personalities and the people and the opinions and all of it. | ||
| It's how do we move forward as conservatives that like conservative content, How do we move forward if we know the people funding the content that we like put business and money over the movement? | ||
| And now we have to wonder, are they censoring themselves so that they can make money? | ||
| And then the issue on top of that, which I think is the bigger issue, is how does the conservative movement go forward specifically on the internet if our most influential people Commentators and talk show hosts are anchored to big tech, meaning they can't move. | ||
| So it's not a good precedent, it's not a good strategy, unless your top priority is to make as much money as possible. | ||
| Which, fine, just be honest about it. | ||
| You know, look, that's one thing Rush Limbaugh was always honest about. | ||
| He said, one of my biggest things here is to make as much money as I possibly can. | ||
| He never hid that fact. | ||
| So there's nothing wrong with that. | ||
| So the Daily Wire can come out and say as much, hey, yeah, you know what? | ||
| Our contracts link you to big tech, but we want to make hundreds of millions of dollars, so that's just what we do. | ||
| Fine, fair enough. People can know that, and they can decide whether to support you or not. | ||
| But those are the two issues. | ||
| And it's not, again, it's not just forget the names, the entities, the personalities. | ||
| These are bigger issues. | ||
| All Crowder has done is kind of open to the window, open to the door, showing you what goes on. | ||
| The two issues are, how do we move forward as conservatives if our most influential and largest audiences are anchored to big tech? | ||
| And do we care? | ||
| Do we need to know if the purse behind a lot of these conservative influencers are more concerned with their bottom line monetarily than they are with the movement, and they have no problem anchoring their talent to big tech? | ||
| So those are the two issues to me that, again, forget the personalities, the names, the entities. | ||
| Those are just the real issues right there. | ||
| And you know, I'll just say this, and I might not even be at liberty to say it, but folks, I'll just tell you, Alex has had similar contracts offered to him. | ||
| He's walked on every single one of them. | ||
| So, there you go. | ||
| I'll just go ahead and tell you that. It's millions of dollars. | ||
| I'm actually not at liberty to discuss this, so I'm kind of breaking rank here, but I'll tell you, Alex has had offers like that. | ||
| He's walked on every single one of them. | ||
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Every single one. So, there you go. | |
| Sorry to let that count out of the bag, but yeah, there you go. | ||
| See, as it's pointed out here, From Aaron with God on Twitter. | ||
| He likes to upload videos of me on YouTube sometimes. | ||
| And every single time he gets banned and they strike it down for violating community guidelines. | ||
| So I guess, I guess for the big con, the big con money out there, they'd never want to fund Owen Schroer. | ||
| He just gets arrested, calls the Democrats, tyrants to their face, goes right into their face. | ||
| But he's banned on all social media, so we're not interested in him. | ||
| Now. We're in the second hour of the InfoWars War Room, brought to you by InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Dr. Andrew Huff has been busy today. | ||
| Really busy. You're kind of like Superman. | ||
| I don't know how you're able to get back and forth from InfoWars so quickly, but you're back here after going on Mike Adams' show. | ||
| I mean, where are you going next? I'm going to be on Ray Del Mar's show next week. | ||
| Okay, so the tour continues. | ||
| Yes. And why are you dedicating so much of your time and effort Right now to getting in front of the media. | ||
| Because this is the most important fight, I believe, in US history. | ||
| We're at a pivotal turning point where we've actually shifted the narrative around this entire COVID BS that we've been dealing with in terms of the origin of the disease, the mRNA jabs, and all the people who are behind this. | ||
| We're, it's hard to believe we're in 2023 now, right? | ||
| I mean, it's 2020, the memories of it, the lockdowns and everything still feels so fresh, still feels like when you push on that wound, it hurts a little bit. | ||
| And they want us to forget about that. | ||
| Now they want us to forget about the vaccines. | ||
| They don't even want to talk about them. | ||
| They don't go on TV telling you how great they are as much anymore. | ||
| But the awakening has already been there. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| How do they put this cat back in the bag? | ||
| I don't think they can. | ||
| At this point, we just really need to push this fight on the last few, I guess, steps | ||
| to victory. | ||
| I think this is the, we are putting the final nails in the coffin on this fight. | ||
| I am just hoping that Congress does the right thing over the next few weeks, and that's | ||
| one of the reasons why I'm out. | ||
| They're forming the committees to investigate so many corrupt things going on in the government. | ||
| We need Congress to actually do something instead of having the uniparty in action. | ||
| And me getting here speaking with you, getting out and doing the media circles is very important to help push them in the right direction. | ||
| So we've seen, I think the best what we've seen from Congress would be the second opinion hearing that Ron Johnson held. | ||
| And he held a couple other hearings. | ||
| We've seen Rand Paul go tit for tat with Anthony Fauci when he's been brought in front of Congress as well. | ||
| But for the new Congress, where do you see this going? | ||
| You know, there's a lot of debate. | ||
| Are we going to have faith in it? | ||
| Do we have faith in McCarthy? Do we have faith in these committees? | ||
| Where do you lie on those questions? | ||
| I don't have faith in any of them. | ||
| If you look at their actions and my personal involvement with both the House Intelligence Committee and the Senate Committee on Investigations, I don't have any faith that they're going to do the right thing, but that's why I'm out here pushing so hard, because we need everyone to stand up, get involved, talk to their representatives, the elected officials in their states, both at the federal level and the state level, because there's actually interesting things happening at the state level, too. | ||
| Florida, for example, where they've actually convened a grand jury to investigate some of the fraud and Corruption that's taken place. | ||
| Now why? Because obviously any doctor right now is kind of putting their career on the line, coming out against these vaccines. | ||
| It's a risky move. We've seen some of the punishments for some of the frontline doctors that first came out about this. | ||
| But you've decided to put your name out there. | ||
| You've decided to put your face out there. | ||
| Why? Well, I had to. | ||
| I'm a patriot. I'm a firm believer in our country, the American way of life, American values. | ||
| I have morals and integrity. And there's no amount of money that you could give me or offer me to not pick up this fight. | ||
| I mean, this is really one of the most important things in the country right now and for the world. | ||
| What do you think is the biggest story that can wake people up? | ||
| Because for me, I always say you can try to tell your friends or family about something, but until it happens to them, they might not understand it. | ||
| And I think a lot of people... | ||
| Maybe even most people, maybe if not all people, know somebody that has taken one of these COVID vaccines and had a life-altering side effect. | ||
| I know I have. Is this the moment the threshold breaks where it's not a conspiracy theory that we're hearing about something that doesn't hit us? | ||
| Now... Oh shoot, my aunt. | ||
| Oh, she's on blood thinners the rest of her life. | ||
| Oh, my cousin just had a heart attack. | ||
| Is this what it's going to take? I think so. | ||
| And I think as the sort of the died suddenly movement or these injuries become more prevalent to every average day American, it really hits home with it. | ||
| I mean, myself, so I received two doses of Moderna. | ||
| I actually waited a period of three months because I was actually concerned about adverse reactions to the mRNA jabs. | ||
| I read the scientific literature at the time and I saw there's some damage in histopathology reports and female reproductive tissues and I made the decision, being somewhat informed I guess on this issue, to go ahead and get the jabs. | ||
| And I've had myocarditis from it. | ||
| I've had some arterial fibrillation. | ||
| And I'm a perfectly healthy guy. | ||
| I mean, I eat healthy. I exercise. | ||
| I was in the military. I'm very regimented. | ||
| And I think when they see that happening to every average day people, it hits home. | ||
| So now the Moderna, that was the two shot? | ||
| For myself, yes. But that was the two shot was the first round of it, right? | ||
| Correct. You had to go for the two. | ||
| Okay, so... When did you start to think maybe you had a side effect or how did you find that out? | ||
| Well, I began experiencing chest pain about eight weeks after the jabs. | ||
| I did fall severely ill, ill like I had never been from a vaccine, immediately after, well, I should say six hours after receiving my second dose. | ||
| And I've been vaccinated against everything on the planet. | ||
| In the military, yeah. | ||
| In the military, I had a long vaccination record. | ||
| And then because doing fieldwork as an infectious disease epidemiologist, then you're also exposed to other things that have been vaccinated. | ||
| I mean, I think I've had every vaccine on the planet except for two. | ||
| Japanese encephalitis and the other one's escaping me, right? | ||
| Lyme-Rex. It's a Lyme disease vaccine. | ||
| So there's two vaccines that I haven't had. | ||
| I've had everything else on the planet. | ||
| And... There were a couple of adverse reactions in the military. | ||
| The smallpox vaccine sort of knocked me on my butt, but I had never experienced anything like this. | ||
| I mean, I was deathly ill. | ||
| I mean, I felt like I was going to die, but, you know, after my fever of 103, really high fever, went away. | ||
| I perked up, but then I thought I was fine, and then I had difficulty running, breathing. | ||
| I had a lot of stress on my cardiovascular system about eight weeks after. | ||
| Do you think that was kind of a tag team situation where the vaccine reset your immune system and so now you were more susceptible to a virus making you sick plus maybe the side effect of a myocarditis? | ||
| Well, I'm not a medical doctor. | ||
| I'm a PhD. So I'm not the best person to answer that question. | ||
| I believe it's because your immune system is attacking itself. | ||
| So it took you not too long to have the side effect. | ||
| Now, how did you figure out, though? | ||
| I mean, you said you were having chest pains. | ||
| Did you go in for measurements, or what did they find? | ||
| No, I didn't. | ||
| The reason why I didn't is because the medical establishment has been so corrupted. | ||
| I have a two-year-old son, and I brought my two-year-old son in. | ||
| In my state, it's not mandated for my child to get vaccinated with the mRNA, at least yet. | ||
| That could change. But... | ||
| So I talk to the doctors, and I talk shop talk, and I ask them questions like, well, what do you think of the mRNA vaccine? | ||
| And when they're pushing the HMOs or Big Pharma's agenda, to me, with not really understanding the details of... | ||
| The effects it can have on the purpose or how well it works in terms of preventing disease transmission, I worry. | ||
| And I've experienced that with all my clinicians in my own personal care and then also with my sons. | ||
| And I talk to other people, I talk to doctors, and I think the doctor in the medical community is starting to wake up finally, but it's been a long path to get here. | ||
| Well, and I think there's a level of... | ||
| Look, I mean, this isn't human nature. | ||
| Let me see which way the wind blows, right? | ||
| Let's see which way the wind is blowing. | ||
| So when the wind is blowing, hey, everybody get the vaccine. | ||
| The vaccines are safe and effective. | ||
| The doctors just go with the wind. | ||
| But now the wind is starting to go a different direction. | ||
| Now, like you said, people are starting to realize what's been done. | ||
| The died suddenly, the cardiac arrest events. | ||
| Now all of a sudden the wind is starting to change. | ||
| And so some of these doctors are saying, okay, well, maybe I can talk about some of my concerns with this vaccine. | ||
| Well, I definitely think the atmosphere has changed around two issues. | ||
| Well, one, the origin of the disease. | ||
| I think most people in the public believe that it was a laboratory leak scenario. | ||
| And I think many people are now comfortable discussing potential adverse events. | ||
| You know, the one thing that's unique about this is that... | ||
| In comparison, every vaccine that is administered to people has adverse events at some rate. | ||
| But those rates have been low and been acceptable. | ||
| The difference is our risk tolerance for adverse events related to SARS-CoV-2 has increased. | ||
| And the reason why I believe that risk tolerance has increased is because the fear that they stoked in the population. | ||
| So, you know, the psychological operation, which has now been proven through the Twitter files and other releases on the American people, really scared the crap out of everyone. | ||
| And by doing that, it allowed people or increased people, it increased their desire to want to have something that might be risky. | ||
| Well, plus, you tune into the local news, the national news, your TV, your newspaper for a year telling you, COVID, COVID, COVID, COVID, oh, now, oh, thank you, I can be saved by this vaccine. | ||
| I mean, it's just inhuman nature when you're afraid to look for something to quell those fears. | ||
| Well, and then there's other incentives that they dangled over people's head, right? | ||
| Oh my, like the cheeseburgers? | ||
| Oh my gosh. That's just disgusting. | ||
| Or travel, you know, with the travel restrictions. | ||
| So I wanted to travel to Europe during, you know, during the pandemic. | ||
| And as a requirement to get into... | ||
| So that's what led it... All right, we got to take a break. | ||
| We'll be right back. I want to hear more from Dr. | ||
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| Or I guess you were explaining how, you know, there were some issues, but you wanted to travel and you knew that couldn't travel unless I got the vaccine. | ||
| So kind of talk about that. | ||
| But the broader issue of how many other people, it was like, oh, like I explained, my aunt had to go see my grandma. | ||
| She had to get the vaccine. You want to go travel to Europe? | ||
| You got to get the vaccine. Let's say a business trip you had to go on. | ||
| You got to get the vaccine. So talk about that. | ||
| Well, the way that I look at it this way is they created an incentive system to nudge everyone to get the vaccine. | ||
| And we shouldn't even call it a vaccine. It's really an mRNA gene therapy. | ||
| And that's been acknowledged by executives at Baxter and across the pharmaceutical industry at this point. | ||
| I mean, at one point they said that was a conspiracy. | ||
| That's a gene therapy. And now everyone acknowledges, well, yes. | ||
| Yeah, there's no mRNA in there. | ||
| Oh, yeah, it is an mRNA shot. | ||
| Okay. And yes, and it can alter your DNA. That's the other thing, too. | ||
| So on that note, though, they created an incentive structure to get people to get it. | ||
| And then they also created mandates. | ||
| So through the federal government, as you recall, through, I believe it was OSHA, it was actually the process of it. | ||
| They implemented it so that contractors even had to get the jab. | ||
| And then people were faced with a tough decision. | ||
| You know, do I lose my job? Do I lose my contracts? | ||
| Can I go visit my sick relatives? | ||
| I mean, even in some other countries, the insanity was it that they prevented, like, blood transfusions or surgeries. | ||
| All sorts of different medical procedures, they were denied unless you received the mRNA jabs. | ||
| And that's just so insane. | ||
| I mean, that goes against everything, all logic in medicine and public health. | ||
| It's against the Hippocratic Oath. Absolutely. | ||
| I mean, just blatantly, but oh, a big pharma, I guess, can just overwrite that now, too. | ||
| You were talking about this in the break, is the fabricated evidence, right? | ||
| Okay, you're thinking about, well, maybe I want to get this vaccine, maybe I don't. | ||
| Let's look at the evidence. | ||
| Okay, what are they telling me? Oh, safe and effective. | ||
| Oh, it's going to stop me from COVID. Talk about some of that. | ||
| You're looking into it at the time. | ||
| What did you see that now you feel was inaccurate that led you to make the decision to get it? | ||
| Well, tons of things. I mean, so what's been released since, I mean, I'm so much more informed today than I was back in 2021. | ||
| One of the simple facts is that the vaccine manufacturers or pharmaceutical companies, Pfizer in particular, they released their toxicology studies and reports on the harms of the products. | ||
| And they actually, it's really sketchy. | ||
| When you go look at this report, you can see that there's profiles of redacted ingredients that It's just totally blacked out. | ||
| Yeah well they'll show like a line graph and you look at the line graph and it looks like there's some adverse event happening or some kind of reaction happening something that's some tox profile to it that's negative and it's redacted and it doesn't tell you what it is. | ||
| Like imagine you're trying to order off a menu and the menu's redacted and you're like I want to eat that but I don't know what's in it. | ||
| And this goes against everything in science. | ||
| I mean why would any of this stuff be redacted? | ||
| I mean it's insane. I'll answer that question. | ||
| Well, the next thing is then you have other whistleblowers like Brooke Jackson, and she worked on the Pfizer clinical trials, and she blew the whistle because they were not... | ||
| Well, there's a number of things, as I understand it, and you should have her on the show, but she noticed that they were not counting adverse events as adverse events. | ||
| So in the clinical trial... | ||
| In the controlled trial. If someone got sick, someone got died, they would mark the person as having some other condition that was not related to receiving. | ||
| And strike them from the research. | ||
| Correct. So here we have multiple instances of fraud occurring. | ||
| And actually these multiple instances of fraud Might be a good legal argument to go after the vaccine manufacturers because not only did they commit fraud, but they committed fraud against the US government and governments internationally if they told everyone that there was no harm in this. | ||
| So I was talking to a few lawyers about that. | ||
| I'm not a lawyer, but they think that might be a potential avenue to go after these people. | ||
| Well, and there's a precedent there, especially with Pfizer. | ||
| They've already paid out some of the biggest medical malpractice lawsuits in world history. | ||
| They're the biggest criminals in history. | ||
| It's the same people. | ||
| They're convicted felons, essentially, and they have a license to do business. | ||
| They'll do business. It's just unbelievable. | ||
| Now, I mean, I'll just ask you straight up because this is, I think, the question many have had to ask themselves. | ||
| Do you feel you were tricked into getting this vaccine? | ||
| I think, yes, it's fair to say that. | ||
| And have you talked to other people that took the vaccine, too, that are discussing maybe they had side effects, same side effects, different side effects, regrets? | ||
| Oh, absolutely. I have a number of friends, males age around 30 to 40, friends that experience similar myocarditis, problems breathing, cardiovascular, felt weak while working out, that kind of thing. | ||
| And there's been over, I think... | ||
| 1,000 or 1,100 publications on myocarditis alone. | ||
| I think I might have mentioned that already, but this is well-documented now by the scientific community, and even those peer-reviewed publications from reputable scientists are being suppressed. | ||
| You see no discussion of that in the mainstream media. | ||
| So everyone's aware of the 10 or so different types of conditions which are associated with the mRNA jabs. | ||
| Is everyone experiencing these side effects? | ||
| No, okay? But they are happening at a higher level or a greater frequency that's ever been accepted with a vaccine. | ||
| If you compare this to other vaccines, they all have side effects or adverse events, but they're at very low rates. | ||
| And with mRNA, it's at a much higher rate. | ||
| And based on what we know now, so the disease is not, SARS-CoV-2, if you get infected with it, is not as severe as what we were led to believe. | ||
| I mean, it's a doomsday scenario. | ||
| Everyone's dying. And actually, the epidemiology statistics of the amount of the burden of the caseload, the prevalence of the disease, was way overestimated for a number of reasons. | ||
| And that's starting to trickle out into the mainstream media. | ||
| Actually, over the last few days, that story, that narrative is getting out there. | ||
| So, yeah, there was a lot of disinformation to go around, and people made a lot of bad decisions based on fear, which isn't their fault. | ||
| And what's interesting that I'm not seeing enough of, your response to this makes sense. | ||
| You wrote the book, you're doing the media tour, you're talking about what you've learned after getting the vaccine, but what's been amazing to me is watching this new response from people that really promoted the vaccine, ridiculed, scolded, attacked people that didn't get it, And now they're kind of learning, oh, well, I was lied to about COVID and the vaccine. | ||
| But instead of being mad at the people that lied to them, they're still saying they don't regret it, and they're still mad at the people for not taking it. | ||
| I mean, that's Stockholm Syndrome 101 right there. | ||
| I was just going to say Stockholm Syndrome. | ||
| I mean, I think people don't want to believe, and this is what the awakening is about, people don't want to believe that the government lied to them, that the pharmaceutical industry lied to them. | ||
| I think the thing that I find most fascinating about this from a psychological or social psychological perspective is that The people that are now coming out in strong defense of the government and big pharma are typically people that were never aligned with the pharmaceutical industry. | ||
| Not five years ago. | ||
| Liberals and Democrats typically were always very anti-big pharma as sort of a position within the Democratic Party. | ||
| And now they're out in defense of big pharma. | ||
| So it's like we're living in a polar opposite world where maybe the ideologies of the party have flipped again. | ||
| I mean, it's interesting. | ||
| No, it truly is Twilight Zone. | ||
| I don't know your politics. I'm a libertarian now. | ||
| So I went down the path. | ||
| I actually used to be a blue dog Democrat. | ||
| And I was very politically active as a young man. | ||
| I was still a Democrat. I was in the military. | ||
| And then the party shifted. | ||
| Left. Hard left. | ||
| And then I became a Republican. | ||
| And then the Republicans broke my heart a number of times because they never went after the issues that I thought were most important to the conservative party. | ||
| And that's when I shifted to libertarian. | ||
| So it seems like, I mean, that's a pretty normal journey, I think, for people, especially lately. | ||
| A lot of people leaving the Democrat Party now, they don't like the far-left politics that it's embracing. | ||
| And then, but, you know, you may not want to go to the Republican Party because you feel like you kind of have the same taste as the Democrats. | ||
| Well, it's the uniparty in action. | ||
| That's what I call it. And I think all the libertarians love to hammer this on social media, is that if you look at the two parties and how they're working together, they work together in 90% of action. | ||
| We've got to take a break. Can you do one more segment? | ||
| I know you've been busy. Oh, absolutely. | ||
| All right, one more segment. We'll take this break. | ||
| We'll be right back with Andrew Huff. | ||
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| I've got some other questions in regards to the COVID and the vaccines, but it's funny you're talking about the psychological operations in the military. | ||
| Maybe we'll kind of finish the conversation with that. | ||
| Let me just get to two more of the issues here. | ||
| One, is there anything you're doing as far as to mitigate side effects or you're concerned about side effects? | ||
| Is there anything you're doing health-wise with that concern or that you've been recommended to do? | ||
| I haven't been recommended to do anything, but I mean, I read the scientific literature and I talk to a lot of the other famous scientists and doctors that are in the movement, so to speak. | ||
| So I take vitamin D, I take zinc, take a multivitamin, and I exercise and I eat a healthy diet. | ||
| I mean, most of maintaining your immune system and probably trying to fight off any harms from the spike protein in the vaccine, if you have any prolonged harm from it, is just probably living a healthy lifestyle. | ||
| I mean, that applies to most aspects of health, whether it's infectious diseases or chronic disease. | ||
| It all boils down to, well, your genetics and your environment. | ||
| And your environment is you're working out and having a healthy diet. | ||
| And maybe if there is a silver lining to all of this, it's people thinking about their health again. | ||
| And the one last thing that we were talking about earlier, and this is the big issue that kind of gets skipped, and that's the immune memory that gets lost or attacked, rather, when you take this vaccine. | ||
| And we were talking about it in the break, and basically my analogy was it's like, Well, I think that's a hypothesis yet that has a lot of weight behind it. | ||
| I don't think it's been specifically studied. | ||
| I think there has to be more research conducted on that, but I think it holds weight. | ||
| If you look at the newest jab out and the release of the bivalent mRNA SARS-CoV-2 jabs, it actually increases your risk of becoming infected. | ||
| I mean, think about that. They're crazy. | ||
| So if there is some benefit in reducing the negative consequence of becoming ill with the disease, okay, but increases your risk of becoming infected, Then what you're actually doing is, it's two nasty things. | ||
| One, you're increasing transmission throughout the population, so more people are likely to get sick, okay? | ||
| And the other thing is, and Dr. | ||
| Robert Malone came out early on this, and so did I on social media around LinkedIn before I got kicked off LinkedIn, is that by having these mass inoculation policies where you have to vaccinate the entire population with a leaky vaccine, meaning it doesn't stop transmission. | ||
| Which is what they were proposing. Well, I know that, but the reality is when you have this leaky vaccine, it applies selection pressure to the population of a virus with an individual. | ||
| So if you're blocking the genetics for one type of SARS-CoV-2 within your body, and there could be multiple, it actually increases the probability that new variants will emerge. | ||
| Which happened. And that's what's happening. | ||
| So if you actually go plot the graphs of the incidence of the disease, and you look at the subtypes or the variants of the disease, the places where they jab more, they have more variant emergence. | ||
| I mean, this is a fact. | ||
| And more COVID cases in general. | ||
| Well, and Israel is a really interesting test case for this because they had one of the highest vaccination rates and stringent mandates for their population to get vaccinated. | ||
| And you can see this play out clear as day. | ||
| They keep on giving more jabs and more variants keep emerging there. | ||
| And that becomes a global problem, though, because if we keep on jabbing with having this max vaccination policy for something that doesn't stop transmission... | ||
| We're pushing the disease to mutate. | ||
| And just generally speaking, if you don't see how vaccinating every single person on the planet with an experimental injection is a bad idea, then maybe you should just sit the next couple plays out if you don't understand how that's a problem. | ||
| And just to get a little conspiracy theoretical here, let's just say somebody actually wanted to hit you with a bioweapon. | ||
| Let's just say... Theoretically, somebody actually wanted to hit you with a bioweapon. | ||
| Boy, they might want to wipe out the immune system of that population first, wouldn't they, Amy? | ||
| I don't know. Just a theory that I might have. | ||
| I don't know if you care to comment on that, but you did notice this LinkedIn picture I have on my desk earlier. | ||
| This is your psychological operations specialist, apparently Haley Lujan. | ||
| Now, we've done specials on this. | ||
| They use these young girls and internet filters and social media apps to recruit young men into the military, thinking, oh, look, I'm going to go meet these hot chicks. | ||
| They're everywhere. And it's really just a giant psyop. | ||
| What can you comment on that situation? | ||
| Well, I know for a fact that the FBI, the CIA, the DIA, the Intelligence Committee at large, for collecting human intelligence, they'll use apps like... | ||
| I guess Twitter or dating apps, I guess, Tinder or other dating apps to lure people in to collect intelligence. | ||
| And I mean, that's an old Soviet tactic where, you know… A honeypot. | ||
| A honeypot or a sparrow, they call them sometimes. | ||
| And that could be male or female, but they're highly effective. | ||
| And the other thing that happens with these types of social media accounts is… They're running psychological operations on bots and then also human-operated fake accounts. | ||
| And they're doing it at scale. And the one that I've picked up on on social media is that there is these no-virus people. | ||
| And I actually baited these people to see how they respond. | ||
| So they claim that there's no proof that SARS-CoV-2 exists. | ||
| Is this the people that don't think any viruses have ever existed? | ||
| Or is this people who are just saying COVID never existed? | ||
| Well, it could be both, but look at what that does. | ||
| So why would these people come out in force? | ||
| Well, these people, you say, who have these accounts come out in force and then all of a sudden attack someone like me on social media. | ||
| All of a sudden I have, and then this happened to Dr. | ||
| Fleming as well. All of a sudden there's like a thousand accounts attacking me saying, no, viruses exist. | ||
| You're an idiot and all these things. | ||
| Well, you just block them all right away. | ||
| But you have to identify and recognize the fact that these are not people driving that because... | ||
| I think most people in the world believe that viruses exist. | ||
| I mean, think about how radical, a skeptical kind of opinion that is. | ||
| But all of a sudden, there's a whole army of these people on social media. | ||
| These types of accounts are either backed by the pharmaceutical industry or the intelligence community. | ||
| Someone who's nefarious because what they're trying to do is they're trying to drive wedges right now between the experts and discredit us right now because we are getting so close to victory. | ||
| This is their only tactic left. | ||
| They're trying to divide and conquer right now with all the experts who are going around and talking about this. | ||
| And really, like you said, we haven't done the big studies into this from our perspective, even though there's a lot of data out there, a lot of new studies coming out with the side effects. | ||
| There hasn't really been a study funded where somebody who's skeptical, let's say somebody who's skeptical of the vaccines or skeptical of COVID says, I'm going to run this study. | ||
| I'm skeptical of the whole thing. | ||
| Let's see what I find out. | ||
| It's really most of the studies have been run by people that are in bed with big pharma already. | ||
| Oh, and that's par for the course, and that's just the very nature of the current state of affairs, I guess, with academia right now and a lot of medical research. | ||
| It's either contract by the pharmaceutical companies themselves, or the money is getting sent to academic organizations, universities, where they depend heavily on NIH grant dollars or pharmaceutical contract money to support their education program. | ||
| And that's both teaching and research. | ||
| It's just how the business goes. | ||
| And the easiest way to get silenced as a professor, a research professor, or be run out of academia, so to speak, is to come out against the pharmaceutical industry or the status quo. | ||
| I had a couple papers which are in my book, and I put them at the very end of my book because I couldn't get these things published back in 2015 or 2016. | ||
| And I couldn't figure out why I couldn't get these published. | ||
| So the one paper that I discuss is the economics of pandemics. | ||
| I call it pandemic winners. | ||
| And all the journals I submitted this to really didn't understand why I was writing this, but I took a look at this and I realized, I'm like, holy crap, pandemics are big business. | ||
| Well, we just watched it. Yeah, yeah, and there's tons of money behind it, but I wrote a paper about this in 2015. | ||
| None of the major journals would accept it. | ||
| Not interested. And it was very well written, I mean, because it had been rejected so many times. | ||
| Every time it gets rejected, you're like, well, I need to make this better. | ||
| Well, you can't show the big plan. | ||
| Well, yeah, and I couldn't figure out why none of the journals would take it. | ||
| The other paper that I put at the end of the book was talking about what are the real drivers of public health and what really improves it. | ||
| It's not what everyone thinks. | ||
| It's not medical technology. | ||
| The biggest advances in public health have been from electrification, energy, sanitation, clean water, good housing. | ||
| Yeah, plumbing. Correct. | ||
| And a lot of, you know, there's been a lot of research attributing. | ||
| Which, by the way, they want to reverse that. | ||
| They're saying you shouldn't do that or you're killing the planet. | ||
| Oh, well, I mean, so this paper- Not to go off on a jag. | ||
| It's just like, yeah, these are the advancements that have made humanity like this. | ||
| You're trying to make us cavemen again. | ||
| Well, the insanity of this, if you look at medicine and public health, there's actually not any really solid scientific theory behind it. | ||
| So science is interesting. Usually you have a theory, okay, an idea of how, a conceptualization of how the system works. | ||
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| You have a conceptualization of how the system works. | ||
| They can read your book and go to your website, andrewhuff.com, right? | ||
| Yes. All right, Dr. | ||
| Andrew Huff, thank you so much for the time. | ||
| Thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it. | ||
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Telling you. That's worth it. | |
| That's worth it. For a good night's sleep. | ||
| Down and out. | ||
| Help me out last night. Man, I had a nice, nice restful sleep. | ||
| Was even able to wake up, get a nice, big, long workout in this morning, too. | ||
| That's how great my sleep was last night. | ||
| Got up early, had a nice workout, then came in here to get ready for the show. | ||
| All right. Let me just kind of clutter bomb this segment out of the way here before we get into the third hour. | ||
| And by the way, I won't go too off into this, but, you know, I was joking with some of the crew before the show. | ||
| So we've played some of these specials or we've made commercials out of this. | ||
| It was actually one of our most viral commercials and videos on Bandop Video was this female, good-looking female PSYOP that the military runs either to get recruitment or just get social media followers or whatever the case may be. | ||
| But we were joking, and we kind of both had the same thought or joke, and maybe we were joking, but maybe we were serious. | ||
| Like, I even wonder, is this stuff even real? | ||
| Like, is this AI stuff? | ||
| Like, are there really women out there whose job it is to go out and put on makeup and do the filter and try to get these guys to join the military? | ||
| Like, is that real? Is this AI? Is it a troll? | ||
| I mean, it's everywhere. | ||
| But you notice, you notice, so the military, though, they want to tell you how woke they are. | ||
| So you can be a big fatty and join the military, or you can be a female and serve on the front lines, and oh, we're gay, and we got the high heels, and all that other stuff. | ||
| But you notice what they do there? | ||
| You notice what they do? They take the traditional, good-looking female, honeypot, To trick, deceive, and lure people into joining the military. | ||
| So that's funny. As woke as they are, what do they do? | ||
| They go to the oldest go-to in the book. | ||
| The honeypot. | ||
| The good-looking female honeypot. | ||
| For all the wokeness. | ||
| For all the... | ||
| The work coming around and being politically correct. | ||
| What do they do? | ||
| They use women as honeypots. | ||
| Or is it all a troll? | ||
| Is it all AI? What is it? | ||
| Pretty wild stuff. | ||
| I mean, it's almost as wild as the phenomenon of nurses dancing through the TikTok pandemic, or through the COVID pandemic, the TikTok nurses. | ||
| So that's funny. | ||
| But is it even real? | ||
| It's just so crazy, you can't even believe it. | ||
| Boy, oh boy. Quickly, some other notes here on Twitter. | ||
| Popular Twitter account you may be familiar with, CatTurd. | ||
| I have a good laugh. Is that funny for you? | ||
| You get a good laugh in? Laughing at that? | ||
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Okay. CatTurd. | |
| Jeez. It's a popular Twitter account. | ||
| I mean, CatTurd. | ||
| Way to go. They've screwed up the algorithm so much on Twitter that everyone is completely invisible and engagements are almost down to nothing. | ||
| It's almost not worth being on here anymore. | ||
| This shouldn't be hard. | ||
| Take the algorithms and shadow bands off so we can see each other. | ||
| And then CatTurd uploaded some of the data and analytics showing exactly what CatTurd is talking about. | ||
| And Elon Musk likes CatTurds. | ||
| And Elon Musk responds to the cat turd and says, this is bizarre looking into it. | ||
| Now, I can tell you, I don't know all of the inside baseball. | ||
| I know a little bit of it. There's definitely good people that have some influence right now at Twitter. | ||
| Doing good work, trying to figure out how all the shadow banning and censorship and trying to get people reinstated. | ||
| That's definitely going on. | ||
| But there's most certainly either still built into the algorithms or the code or still FBI agents or somebody there that is still engaging in mass censorship, shadow banning, ghosting, and all this other stuff. | ||
| And I'm going to explain something that I know about here that I can show you as well. | ||
| But Elon Musk says he's looking into it. | ||
| I believe him. Here's what you got to understand, folks. | ||
| You know, Elon Musk is doing like a bunch of things. | ||
| He doesn't have time to hang around at Twitter all day. | ||
| He spent a lot of time there a couple months ago when he bought it, and he tried to get a lot of things worked out. | ||
| He's got a couple people he's working with or he's put trust into. | ||
| But still, it's like, you know, when daddy's away, the kids will play. | ||
| So Elon Musk is dealing with... | ||
| Rocket ships and Starlink and all this other stuff, and he doesn't have time to sit there at Twitter all day and deal with it. | ||
| So there's definitely some stuff going on, and I've noticed it personally. | ||
| I've been told about some of this stuff personally. | ||
| And I want to say, you know, Ali Alexander yesterday, through no request of mine, put out a tweet asking for Twitter to reinstate at All I Do Is Owen my original account. | ||
| And I just gotta say, I've never been one that wants to ask anybody for promotion. | ||
| I just can't do it. And maybe it's a pride thing or an ego thing, and I should drop it. | ||
| But I just don't. So, when I launched a new Twitter account, at Owen Schroer Live, and I did my first live stream, A couple weeks ago. | ||
| I didn't ask for any promotion. | ||
| I didn't tell all the big influencers and people I know on Twitter with millions of followers to help me out and retweet it. | ||
| Call it my ego, call it my pride, whatever. | ||
| I didn't do it. All I did was come on to this show and tell you I have a Twitter account at Owen Schroer Live. | ||
| I'm going to be live tonight. And the first transmission did pretty well. | ||
| In fact, if you go to that Twitter account, I'm going to show you exactly what's going on that I've experienced personally here. | ||
| If you go to that Twitter account, you go to the first transmission I did, and by the way, everything just keeps getting better here as I'm working on my presentation and my production value at my home studio learning some new things. | ||
| If you go look at the first transmission I did, I believe it was January... | ||
| Ninth, maybe? Let's go all the way to the first transmission. | ||
| I've done five live streams here. | ||
| If you go to the first transmission, you're going to see, look at that, 17.6 thousand viewers. | ||
| Okay? That's with no promotion, no followers, literally nothing. | ||
| All I did was come on these airwaves and say, I'm going to be on live at this Twitter account tonight. | ||
| We got 17,000 views on the first video. | ||
| Now look at the more recent posts, guys. | ||
| Go ahead and you can scroll up and look at them. | ||
| Now what's happened since? | ||
| 2,300 views. | ||
| Okay. What's happened since? | ||
| 1,500 views. | ||
| What's happened since? 600 views. | ||
| And then last night, where did we end up last night? | ||
| 500 views. So... | ||
| Explain to me how my followers go up, but my view count goes down. | ||
| And you can go look. | ||
| I can tell you right now, the name Owen Troyer's been shadow banned. | ||
| All my content and accounts have been shadow banned. | ||
| You can't even get notifications for when I go live. | ||
| But if you're a fake Owen Schroer account, you get verified, you get promoted in the search results, and you're allowed to deceive people and go into Twitter spaces and stuff. | ||
| By the way, after I sign off here, I am going to go to a Twitter space on the Gateway Pundit with that Twitter account. | ||
| All right, into the third and final hour. | ||
| I need to be really focused here so I can at least do a couple segments of your phone calls. | ||
| By the way, look, we're joking in the break. | ||
| One of the great crew members, producers here, has gone down the rabbit hole of the psychological operation females recruiting into the military. | ||
| Folks, he's signed up. He's gone. | ||
| He's gone. He's fallen into the rabbit hole. | ||
| He's been succubused in, and we don't know what's going to happen to him now. | ||
| We said, hey, let's look into this psychological operations. | ||
| Next thing we know, he signed up for the military, and he's trying to get into an Apache helicopter with this chick right here. | ||
| So, the force is strong. | ||
| The force is strong, you might say. | ||
| No, but for real, he's going and he's digging into this, and it just gets weirder and weirder and weirder. | ||
| The more he looks into it, the more he finds. | ||
| It's such a Hollywood presentation, it's hard to believe it's actually affiliated with the military. | ||
| It's such a Hollywood, scripted, obvious presentation. | ||
| It's just... Crazy. | ||
| So, this is the world we live in. | ||
| This is the insanity. But, yeah. | ||
| Sign up for the military. | ||
| Oh, because you're an American patriot? | ||
| No, I saw a hot chick on the internet. | ||
| In a helmet. | ||
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In a helicopter. And she talked about giving me a glow job. | |
| Jeez. So, anyway... | ||
| That's going on. Here's Lindsey Graham. | ||
| He wants World War III with Russia. | ||
| He's big into it. Here's Lindsey Graham. | ||
| Oh, and notice he's with two Democrats here. | ||
| He's with Blumenthal and White House, two of the most corrupt senators you're going to find. | ||
| And then there's little pinko Lindsey Graham, the war hawk. | ||
| Here he is. Kevin McCarthy said no blank checks. | ||
| That makes sense to me. | ||
| We're not asking for a blank check. | ||
| I'm not. I'm asking for military aid to accomplish the purpose of driving Russian invaders out of Ukraine. | ||
| If Putin gets away with this, there goes Taiwan. | ||
| If Putin's successful in Ukraine is not prosecuted under international law, everything we've said since World War II becomes a joke. | ||
| Oh! He will continue beyond Ukraine. | ||
| Oh, everything since World War II would be a joke. | ||
| Oh, you mean like the Nazis doing experimental injections on the Jews and making them show documents if they wanted to walk freely? | ||
| Now you guys are doing that with the vaccine? | ||
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| I don't even want to go down that World War II nonsense he just said. | ||
| I mean, just what complete rubbish. | ||
| Oh, what if Taiwan goes next? | ||
| Lindsey, and I guess what he's insinuating is that if we don't go to war with Russia, then the Chinese are going to be more aggressive. | ||
| Lindsey, in case you haven't noticed, the Chinese and the Russians are now in a really strong relationship thanks to Joe Biden. | ||
| And we could have stopped that by not going to war with Russia in Ukraine. | ||
| But because we have illegally gone to war with Russia in Ukraine, they've now been pushed into the arms of China. | ||
| So yeah, Lindsey, you're so smart, Lindsey Graham, aren't you? | ||
| You are just a genius, Lindsey. | ||
| By pushing Russia into the arms of China, that has made the invasion of Taiwan... | ||
| A higher probability. | ||
| Whereas if we wouldn't have gone to war with Russia in Ukraine, they wouldn't have had a strong relationship with China and maybe wouldn't be so aggressive in the South China Sea and Taiwan and Hong Kong. | ||
| But now that they know... | ||
| Ukraine and the West are launching an illegal war against Russia. | ||
| Russia's now teamed up with China. | ||
| And so now China and Russia can go tit for tat in their geopolitical maneuverings and foreign policies. | ||
| And our leadership of Joe Biden and Lindsey Graham seem to have no idea what's going on. | ||
| Not even a clue. | ||
| Here's what they know. | ||
| Money in Ukraine for them. | ||
| That's what it's all about. | ||
| Third and final hour here of the InfoWars War Room, brought to you by InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| I don't want to belabor this Ukraine issue, but there is more news here. | ||
| U.S. will send striker combat vehicles to Ukraine for first time as part of the brand new $2.5 billion security package. | ||
| Folks, look. | ||
| This is what needs to be understood about Russia. | ||
| The war in Ukraine and the United States. | ||
| Ukraine in a war against Russia has about a snowball's chance in heaven. | ||
| Ukraine's fighting forces have already been completely devastated. | ||
| The equipment, food supplies, everything, they're devastated. | ||
| They're done. They're shot. | ||
| It's over. Russia, on the other hand, Has barely even tapped into its true military potential. | ||
| Is basically using and discarding of old military equipment and kind of sending out the more degenerate lower levels of the military in these first stages of their operations. | ||
| And so what Russia understands and what the United States media is not telling you is that Russia's not at war with Ukraine, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Russia is at war with the United States in Ukraine. | ||
| It's gotten to the point now where the Ukrainian military is completely defeated. | ||
| Now they're just fighting America. | ||
| They're fighting against our funding. | ||
| They're fighting against our equipment. | ||
| Is that really the situation you want? | ||
| Do you want to go to war with Russia over Ukraine? | ||
| That's what Lindsey Graham wants. | ||
| And as I explained yesterday, Oh, Putin threats nuclear war. | ||
| Putin threats nuclear war. | ||
| Again, do you know the mind of the Russian? | ||
| Do you understand the psychology? | ||
| They burnt Moscow to the ground instead of letting the Nazis take it. | ||
| They burned their own city to the ground instead of letting it get conquered by Nazis. | ||
| Do you understand the psychology here? | ||
| You know, there's an old joke, an old literature joke, and I think I'm getting it right, but it's The French will die for love. | ||
| The English will die for honor. | ||
| The Americans will die for freedom. | ||
| And the Russians will die. | ||
| That's from classical literature. | ||
| That's the psychological makeup. | ||
| So, do you really, do you really want to start a war with Russia over Ukraine? | ||
| Because that's what's going on because the likes of Joe Biden have been doing so much corrupt criminal activity there that now they have to protect the Ukraine. | ||
| They're on the hook. | ||
| And now the entire country has to be on the hook for this illegal war started by Joe Biden in Ukraine? | ||
| Folks, even Obama knew better than this. | ||
| Even Obama tried to stop this from happening. | ||
| And maybe this has something to do with the documents. | ||
| So there's Some new news with the Biden documents. | ||
| And it just shows you how corrupt the whole thing was, actually. | ||
| Here's the Wall Street Journal. | ||
| Justice Department considered but rejected role in Biden document search. | ||
| Here's another headline. Biden attorney interviewed by feds in docs review, but no 302 summary. | ||
| No record of what was that what was said what was that? | ||
| No evidence so far to support Biden search experts say no evidence. He literally had the documents | ||
| That's all the evidence you need. | ||
| No evidence for the search. | ||
| He had the damn documents. | ||
| He wasn't even the president. | ||
| There was no clearance. | ||
| It was all illegal. | ||
| Now, the same question remains. | ||
| Why did they decide to find or discover or turn over these documents now? | ||
| And why is the media reporting it now? | ||
| When this has been known for months, before the midterms even. | ||
| But so here's the new riff. | ||
| Here's the new obvious question. | ||
| So when Biden's lawyers, because remember, oh, it's all above board. | ||
| Oh, Biden's cooperating. | ||
| Oh, okay, yeah. | ||
| I mean, if you go downtown and you stab and rape a woman and you go cooperate with the police investigation, does that make you the good guy? | ||
| No. You're still the murdering rapist. | ||
| You're still the scumbag. So, oh, Biden's cooperating. | ||
| So what is cooperating? He's the criminal! | ||
| But here's what we now know. | ||
| When the lawyers or the aides or whoever it was found the documents and called the National Archives, the Justice Department was told that this was going on and The lawyers said, in the archives, the National Archives said to the Department of Justice, do you want to oversee the moving, the transfer, the securing of these files? | ||
| And how convenient that the Department of Justice said, no thank you. | ||
| How convenient. | ||
| And they say, oh, there's only 20 documents, or there's only these three troves of documents. | ||
| Folks, we don't know. We don't know how many documents there are, and neither does the Department of Justice, because they declined to be a part of the original investigation. | ||
| And now they come around and they say, oh, we're going to be investigating. | ||
| We're launching a special counsel into the Biden documents. | ||
| Months after they've already hidden them. | ||
| Months after they already rejected the investigation. | ||
| Months after they could have been at the crime scene to make sure it wasn't tampered with. | ||
| So this thing is clearly set up. | ||
| Again, I'm not convinced that the motive is this is being used to get Joe Biden out of running for 2024, but I think that's the highest probability on this situation right now. | ||
| Doesn't mean it can't come back to actually hurt the Democrats and Joe Biden, but that's what this thing appears to be. | ||
| The FBI, the Department of Justice, they were all in on it. | ||
| And you just look at all the convenient timing and all the convenient... | ||
| We're not investigating. | ||
| We're at the Department of Justice. | ||
| It all looks like it was staged from the very beginning. | ||
| And of course, Biden has no clue what's going on. | ||
| He needs to be reminded his name when he wakes up in the morning. | ||
| So it's just a complete disaster. | ||
| And it just shows you how Joe Biden is above the law. | ||
| And the Department of Justice protects its own. | ||
| And then we have to sit here and play tiddlywinks with whatever information they want to give us, hiding the true story, protecting the true criminals. | ||
| Oh, and then they come out today and they say, we have no idea... | ||
| Who leaked the Supreme Court decision? | ||
| And in the Washington Post, you guys just roll me the B-roll of clip 11. | ||
| The Washington Post puts up on their, I guess it's their TikTok, this woman in a judge's gown dancing, saying the Supreme Court has stated they can't figure out who leaked the draft opinion that overturned Roe versus Wade. | ||
| Oh, it's so funny at the Washington Post. | ||
| Yeah, they're laughing and dancing. | ||
| Why? Because they got away with a crime! | ||
| Because they got away with a crime. | ||
| So the Washington Post laughs and jokes because they got away with a crime. | ||
| But I'm curious. Put the video back on the screen. | ||
| Is there a hidden message here? | ||
| Is there a hidden message maybe here? | ||
| Maybe they know. Maybe the Washington Post, they actually do know who leaked the documents. | ||
| And maybe there's a subtle hidden message in that video. | ||
| Do I have to say it? | ||
| I'll leave that for you to figure out for yourself. | ||
| But it's all a joke. | ||
| Yeah, we committed a crime. | ||
| Yeah, we leaked the documents and we're above the law. | ||
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So we're dancing. We're dancing. | |
| Eric Swalwell blames Kevin McCarthy for rape and death threats against his family. | ||
| You know, Eric, I'm sorry that you're going through that. | ||
| But do you really want this precedent applied equally? | ||
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Do you really want this precedent? | |
| Precedent applied equally? | ||
| Of course not. Because what about all the police officers that the Democrats have put a target on their back? | ||
| Dozens murdered every year. | ||
| What about all the Trump supporters that had a target put on their back? | ||
| Thousands assaulted in the last five years. | ||
| What about all the Republicans in Congress like Rand Paul who have had people show up at their house to try to kill them? | ||
| What about the Supreme Court justices like Brett Kavanaugh who have had Democrats show up at their house to try to kill them? | ||
| What about the members of Congress? | ||
| They were playing baseball, Republican baseball practice, when a wild, lunatic Democrat showed up to try to commit a mass murder and a mass shooting of them. | ||
| Really, Eric? Do you want this precedent applied? | ||
| When do we start blaming the Democrats for all the division and the violence and the hatred that you guys have caused? | ||
| Oh, I see. You're not held to that standard, just like the Washington Post getting illegal leaks from the Supreme Court. | ||
| I get it. Alright, I'm going to take calls in the last two segments. | ||
| So I've got to get through as much of this news as I can here. | ||
| The number to call in, 877-789-2539. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| It's Friday, so we'll do open line Fridays. | ||
| Any topic of discussion is welcome. | ||
| Alright. Let's just start picking it up and putting it down. | ||
| By the way, we got a new... | ||
| This is the Facebook files from Robbie Swove. | ||
| Just for the lack of time here, I'll read you the first in this thread, but worth a read. | ||
| It's not just going on at Twitter, obviously. | ||
| It was going on at Facebook, YouTube. | ||
| The Facebook files. | ||
| Twitter is not the only social media site to face pressure to censor content. | ||
| I obtained emails showing that the CDC had significant influence over COVID moderation at Facebook and Instagram. | ||
| Here's what I found. Robbie Swove thread published. | ||
| Yesterday on Twitter. | ||
| So yeah, the government was using Facebook and Instagram and Twitter and YouTube and everything else to censor you, the American people. | ||
| A complete violation of the First Amendment. | ||
| Sedition, treason, I don't know. | ||
| You can be the judge and maybe a judge may have to be the judge someday. | ||
| Now you may remember there was a famous actor-comedian Leslie Jordan who had died in a car crash. | ||
| Well we now have found out as of today Leslie Jordan died of natural causes and actually had a sudden cardiac event before crashing his car. | ||
| Sudden cardiac event that led to the car crash. | ||
| So, uh, that information comes out today. | ||
| Yeesh. | ||
| Mm. | ||
| Mm. | ||
| Scoop from libs of TikTok. | ||
| Missouri middle schools took students to drag show without parental consent. | ||
| We've got the B-roll in clip 12. | ||
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This is not going to go over well. | |
| I will tell you that. | ||
| And you'd say, well, why would they not tell the kids? | ||
| Because this is a normal event that's been going on. | ||
| The Columbia Values Diversity Breakfast has been going on since 2014. | ||
| And yeah, they do the leftist bullcrap, but it's mostly been above board. | ||
| Now all of a sudden they got your drag queen sexy time with the kids there in attendance. | ||
| They just shocked everybody. | ||
| They surprised everybody with this. | ||
| I don't think this ends well. | ||
| In case you haven't noticed, the folks in Missouri don't really like this crap. | ||
| And it's one of the only states that actually has had multiple drag queen sexy time events for kids canceled because of the backlash and the outrage. | ||
| Don't be surprised if this deal doesn't end in a lawsuit or something. | ||
| Because I don't think the people of Columbia, Missouri are going to take well to that. | ||
| Even though it's a liberal town, it's a college town, there's still basic conservative instincts and values. | ||
| And people don't want to see a man in a dress with a beard and breasts dancing around for their children. | ||
| Just not really into that. | ||
| So there you go. | ||
| Imagine you get surprised by that. | ||
| It's like, oh, you're at a baseball game, drag queen. | ||
| What? Oh, you're at a diversity breakfast, drag queen. | ||
| Oh, you're at the hockey game. Gay pride. | ||
| Like, man, can I just watch a hockey game, please? | ||
| Be nice. Shock video. | ||
| Man carjacked in broad daylight by armed teens at Philadelphia Auto Shop. | ||
| Then you had this, and I mean, we don't know it's the same person. | ||
| It's the same name. Soledad O'Brien was working with a program called The Next Black in America. | ||
| The next Black in America, liberals working on this program, and they promoted a young man named LaVon Longstreet when he was in second grade as the next star of Black in America. | ||
| This was in 2013. | ||
| Well, now LaVon Longstreet, 17 years old, has been charged with murder. | ||
| Another suspect in the Christmas weekend of Mall of America homicide was arrested in Georgia today. | ||
| LaVon Longstreet charged with murder. | ||
| Along with his mother that drove him there. | ||
| What a sad thing. Teenagers getting involved in shootings. | ||
| And then of course the next black in America and then that young man that the liberals were supposedly trying to help ends up becoming a murderer. | ||
| I guess they didn't really help, did they? | ||
| But don't look to space for answers because, you know, that's racist too. | ||
| Astrophysicist Natalie Gosnell says the field of space is riddled with white supremacy. | ||
| Hmm. You know, actually, you're kind of showing your racism here, is what you're doing. | ||
| You think you're fighting racism, but you're actually showing your racism. | ||
| I don't even want to get into it, but, I mean, space is white supremacy. | ||
| Flying a plane is white supremacy. | ||
| What else is white supremacy? If you see a white person doing something, I guess that means it's white supremacy. | ||
| You know, white people can't do anything. | ||
| So let's just put anybody not white in charge of the space program, and it'll be fine. | ||
| We'll be to the moon in no time. | ||
| In fact, we shouldn't even have Elon Musk building rockets because he's white. | ||
| He is African, but he's white. | ||
| He's the wrong African. So maybe Elon Musk should just give over SpaceX and Starlink to somebody who's not white because certainly they would do much better under the leadership role. | ||
| You had a bunch of stop oil supporters blocking the road in England today. | ||
| You know, that's funny because they didn't make it to the World Economic Forum where even Greta Thunberg admits that those are the people killing the climate more than anybody. | ||
| Even Greta understood that. | ||
| I have the video clips. | ||
| I'm just out of time, so I can't get to it. | ||
| But, you know... | ||
| Who's smarter? Greta Thunberg or Kamala Harris? | ||
| Before you answer that question, let's go to clip eight. | ||
| Here's Kamala Harris talking about the phenomenon of electricity. | ||
| Today, America has more than half a million miles of transmission lines, enough to wrap around the globe 24 times. | ||
| Wow. These lines connect the power plants where electricity is created to homes and businesses and schools and hospitals across our nation. | ||
| Think about it. | ||
| Every time you turn on a light, Or charge your laptop. | ||
| Or plug in your air conditioner. | ||
| Or put leftovers in the fridge. | ||
| You rely on the power delivered by our nation's network of transmission lines. | ||
| She's not speaking at a school. | ||
| She's not speaking to a classroom of kindergarteners or first graders. | ||
| She's not speaking to the youth of America. | ||
| That's Kamala Harris giving a vice presidential address to adults. | ||
| When you turn your lights on, it's America's power lines. | ||
| Today, America has more... | ||
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These people are such clowns, man. | |
| What an embarrassment. | ||
| I mean, seriously, this is by far the most embarrassing administration ever. | ||
| Between poopy pants, forgets where he's at, Joe Biden... | ||
| And cackling lost in space Kamala. | ||
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Yikes. Just yikes. | |
| You know, I just want to point this out. | ||
| This is what the left does. | ||
| So right wing watch. | ||
| Now, I want you to notice something. | ||
| They put this up. They put some clip up of Nick Fuentes, who probably is baiting them more than anything here. | ||
| But it's not even about the clip. | ||
| Here, they upload a clip, but this is what they post in the text. | ||
| Misogynistic, homophobic, anti-Semitic, white nationalist, Christian, fascist, incel. | ||
| Nick Fuentes is fed up with seeing women's bare arms. | ||
| I'm so sick of seeing these women everywhere. | ||
| They should be wearing burkas. | ||
| So, okay, you just got baited by Nick Fuentes. | ||
| But notice what they do here. | ||
| How many words, how many insults do they put out before they even tell you what they're saying? | ||
| Misogynistic, one. Homophobic, two. | ||
| Anti-Semitic, three. White nationalist, four. | ||
| Christian, five. Fascist, six. | ||
| Incel, seven. Seven ad hominem attacks before they can even tell you what they're posting. | ||
| This is what the left does. | ||
| They don't want you to look at the content or look at who the individual is. | ||
| They want to label you all of these things so that nobody ever likes you. | ||
| When they're the racists. | ||
| We're about to start taking your calls. | ||
| I just got to say this, folks. I'm telling you right now, and you know I'm a real talker. | ||
| I'm maybe a cynic a lot as well, but I'm telling you, the Patriots are fighting back right now. | ||
| The Patriots are fighting back. | ||
| And that's what you saw in the battle for the Speaker of the House. | ||
| That's what you're seeing in this whole Daily Wire Crowder situation. | ||
| It's Patriots fighting back. | ||
| It's bringing the issues to the front. | ||
| Patriots want to be the issues that we talk about and we figure out how to work with or work through or work around. | ||
| And so I'm telling you, there's a lot of big things happening right now. | ||
| I think next week there's going to be a lot of good news. | ||
| But I don't want to get too much into that now because I want to take calls. | ||
| So, without... Waiting any longer. | ||
| Let's go to Marvin in Alabama. | ||
| Marvin, you're on the InfoWars War Room. | ||
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Go ahead. Hey Owen, good to talk to you. | |
| Yeah, I think with the Biden documents, there's zero chance that, you know, he took those, you know, and stuck them in his garage or whatever, and they just showed up, you know, miraculously. | ||
| Somebody has a purpose for them, and whether that's to get him to resign or not, I'm not so sure. | ||
| That's what most people would think. | ||
| I think it may be the opposite. | ||
| It may be that they want him to not resign. | ||
| And this is kind of the old, you know, mobster. | ||
| Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in. | ||
| And so they can hold that over his head and say, look, if you resign, then you're subject to be charged. | ||
| But as long as you're in office, the Justice Department is not going to charge you. | ||
| So they can keep him in office that way. | ||
| And then they don't really care about Biden. | ||
| They can burn him whenever they want. | ||
| But they want to get a few more things done that they can lay at his feet, and then when the time is right, you know, then they can burn him and bring in whoever they want from then on. | ||
| You know, that's an interesting perspective I haven't really heard proposed, and I can't say that I disagree with the premise. | ||
| And it's also, you know, this is the other thing worth noting as well. | ||
| You know, Biden is so compromised by so many different groups of people that there's like a war behind the scenes for who's going to be the real puppet master of Joe Biden. | ||
| I mean, there's no doubt at this point. | ||
| Oh, like, for example... | ||
| The CIA goes and meets with Zelensky, and then Zelensky gets $2.5 billion. | ||
| Well, who's really running that? | ||
| The CIA. That's not Biden. | ||
| That's the CIA running that war in Ukraine. | ||
| So Zelensky is officially now a CIA operative and running a CIA proxy war. | ||
| Biden has no control over the situation. | ||
| So, yeah, I agree. | ||
| It's an anvil over his head. | ||
| Is it to get him out? | ||
| Is it to keep him in? That's an interesting perspective I haven't heard. | ||
| I don't think it's worth discounting. | ||
| Right, and just let Harrison know, if New Prussia is allowed to get established, Bismarck will not change, and we can't let that happen. | ||
| All right, thanks for the call, Marvin. | ||
| Let's go to Craig in Florida. | ||
| Craig, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Hey, how you doing tonight? Good, thanks for calling. | |
| Hey, just something a little bit off track here. | ||
| Everyone's the last several months talking about Trump with this warp speed. | ||
| Listen how bad it is. | ||
| He's got to retract it, etc., etc. | ||
| Now, one thought is this. | ||
| Now you see, even in a lot of mainstream media, they're leaking it out a little bit. | ||
| Networks are saying, you know, beware. | ||
| People are dying. | ||
| Young people are dying of myocarditis, heart attacks, you know, debilitating diseases, etc., etc. | ||
| Now, we all know the deep state controls the mainstream media. | ||
| You know, it's a thought to think that maybe that's how they're going to maybe make Trump look all that much worse now because he made this thing warp speed. | ||
| And now look how bad it is. | ||
| It's killing everybody. Just a thought. | ||
| What do you think? Well, sure, I could understand, but now you're assuming that Trump understands that, and that's, like, what do you say, that Trump is baiting them to do that, or what? | ||
| I'm not saying that he's baiting them, but I said this once before on Alex's broadcast, that I think Trump is always ten steps ahead of these guys. | ||
| I really, I still believe that. | ||
| And I think this is going to play out. | ||
| That they're going to try to make Trump look very bad in the near future here because of this shot? | ||
| Well look, that would be, I would say that would be on brand because it's this mysticism of everything they accused Trump of is exactly what they did. | ||
| So that would be totally on brand for them to blame Trump for this vaccine when they were the ones pushing it, mandating it, telling how great it was. | ||
| Yeah, Trump's kind of in that boat with them. | ||
| But it would be, so I mean it's par for the course if they would do that. | ||
| But here's the other thing. | ||
| If you really think Trump is 10 moves ahead of them on this deal, then you have to think, you also have to believe that Trump is baiting them to do that by continuing to support the vaccine. | ||
| If you really think Trump is 10 moves ahead, then that's what he would be doing, is baiting them to come out against the vaccine. | ||
| But you don't think that. | ||
| So, I mean, how does that line up? | ||
| Well, you know what? | ||
| I don't know the answers, but You know, you sort of hate to say it because it's such an ugly situation that I think that's his only way out is to bait him on this deal. | ||
| Well, and here's what I could see happening because it would have to go like this. | ||
| And Craig, thank you for the call. We've got thinking callers today because it would have to go like this. | ||
| And I've thought about doing stuff like this in the past. | ||
| It's kind of Machiavelli or a bit of a troll. | ||
| But I've thought about doing things in the past. | ||
| And I've never done this just because I always want to be straightforward. | ||
| It's just the easiest way to go. | ||
| And when you do something like this, you have no control over the outcome. | ||
| You're kind of making a bet. | ||
| You're taking a shot. But basically... | ||
| I've thought about doing something where I come out and I make a controversial statement or a controversial stance that is actually completely opposite of what I think or what I feel. | ||
| And then I would basically do a video that I would keep to myself saying, hey, I'm about to do this as a test. | ||
| I'm about to do this as bait. | ||
| I'm about to do this as this. This is how it's going to respond. | ||
| This is why I'm doing it. And then come out and make the statement, make the controversial statement, do the controversial thing, watch the media react, watch the spin, everything. | ||
| And then on the outset of that, come out and say, okay, here's why I did this. | ||
| This was a giant troll. | ||
| But the problem with doing that is two things. | ||
| One, you have no control over the outcome, and you're hoping it goes the way you think it's going to go. | ||
| But two... I just can't do that. | ||
| I can't do Deceptive. | ||
| I can't do Machiavelli. | ||
| I'm just, come on air, straightforward, mind, heart, soul, through the microphone to your ears. | ||
| So, I don't do stuff like that. | ||
| I don't know Trump might do stuff like that. | ||
| You know, he kind of talks about stuff like that in The Art of the Deal. | ||
| But I think he's just wrong on this. | ||
| I think his ego is wrong on this. | ||
| I think he's got friends now in Big Pharma that are yanking his chain as well. | ||
| And I think he's just on a losing issue here. | ||
| And now DeSantis has all the political leverage over Donald Trump with this vaccine issue. | ||
| And you would think if Trump was savvy enough politically, he would realize that at this point, Trump has more support, but DeSantis has the vaccine leverage that can be used against Trump at this point. | ||
| All right, Craig, thanks for the call. | ||
| Let's go to Sean in New Jersey. | ||
| Sean, you're on the air, go ahead. | ||
| Sean, are you on the air? | ||
| Sorry, Sean, my crew is asleep at the wheel. | ||
| They were looking at military psyop videos with chicks in them. | ||
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Sean, you're on. Go ahead. Hey, that's all right. | |
| Everybody gets lost every once in a while. | ||
| I got three kids and another one on the way. | ||
| I get it. Keep them away from the military psyop, girls. | ||
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Anyway, so I called in to speak on the correlation of the vaccine with And how Bill Gates, through his massive farming, agricultural land acquisitions here in the United States, who, let's face it, he grows GMOs, right? | |
| I don't hear anyone talking about the correlation of GMO food in tandem with the vaccine. | ||
| Now, real quick, I'm a real red pill guy. | ||
| I have the X2 and the X3, which I give to my kids. | ||
| And they're awesome. | ||
| My two-year-old twins are Johnny on the spot, a little ahead of the curve. | ||
| And I gotta say, it's due to a lot of the stuff that me and my wife take and we have taken through InfoWars, man. | ||
| I love that. | ||
| I love to hear that. Yeah, I mean, look. | ||
| The best thing for your kids is good, clean products. | ||
| That's why I'm a big fan of Mike Adams. | ||
| Yep. You know, the health ranger. | ||
| I mean, he's on it. | ||
| And so I'm sure that's why you avoid GMO foods for yourself and your family. | ||
| Sean, thank you for the call. Thank you for shopping at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| So glad that the products have been positive for your children, too. | ||
| That's great. Alright, a couple things to address before we close out this busy broadcast week with your phone calls. | ||
| Another leftist climate change group desecrates a venerable object. | ||
| Protesters spray painting over indigenous rock art because, you know, climate change. | ||
| So they run up and spray their little logo. | ||
| It's nice, too, for branding. | ||
| Ruining a famous... | ||
| Painting from Australia. | ||
| Way to go, guys. And you saved the planet from the wind and the sun now. | ||
| And water or whatever it is. | ||
| Whatever it is y'all are doing. | ||
| You've done it now. Congratulations. | ||
| What a bunch of psychos. | ||
| But that's really the epitome of what they are. | ||
| They're destructive. They destroy everything that is beautiful. | ||
| They destroy everything that represents humanity. | ||
| And ultimately they will destroy civilization if they are successful in their agenda to... | ||
| Stop Man made climate change. | ||
| Also, we're going to have to get more into this maybe in the weekend coverage, folks. | ||
| This story at Town Hall about these gay pedophiles that were adopting children, raping them and pimping them out. | ||
| I mean, do you start debating the death penalty for people like this? | ||
| I mean, just an absolute nightmare, honestly. | ||
| Now you may recall there was a bunch of backlash over a professional hockey player in the NHL refusing to wear the gay jersey. | ||
| And so Joel Berry makes this proposal, which is the perfect example. | ||
| Let's see the NHL have a Christian night. | ||
| And make everyone wear jerseys that say, Christ is Lord, and let's see what happens. | ||
| Yeah. Let's see that at the NFL. Let's see that in the NBA. Let's see that in the NHL. Do you think they would have a Christian night? | ||
| Think they would have a Christian pride night? | ||
| Where they wear a shirt that has Jesus Christ is King on it? | ||
| Think they'd do something like that? | ||
| By the way, actually, professional sports used to. | ||
| And in fact... | ||
| I was part of, I was a kid at the time, it was my dad that helped run it with some of his friends, but it was my dad and Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina. | ||
| Yes, those, Albert Pujols, Yadier Molina, you know, the future MLB Hall of Famers. | ||
| It was my dad with some other people that started a Christian family day. | ||
| At Bush Stadium. A Christian family day at Bush Stadium. | ||
| And they had a big event afterwards, and it was a big Christian family day, a big successful event. | ||
| Oh, you're not allowed to do that now! | ||
| And Albert Pools and Yadier Molina would talk about their faith in Christ, and they would read Bible verses and tell you how great God is, and they would save people right there. | ||
| But no, you don't do that anymore. | ||
| Now you have gay night. | ||
| Now you have tranny time. | ||
| Yeah, okay, gay pride. | ||
| Let's see it. Let's see a Christian pride night. | ||
| Let's see if that's allowed. | ||
| Now, as I've said, that's probably the original right there that the crew found the video of. | ||
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There he is. Wow. | |
| I'm getting a little nostalgic, a little memory here. | ||
| I was a part of that. I was literally right next to Albert when he was giving that speech. | ||
| Wow, what a cool time. All right, I'm getting, guys, I can't, I'm getting distracted now. | ||
| Anyway, but most people in sports actually, I don't know about most, Major League Baseball and football maybe too, these people are not liberal leftist psychos. | ||
| They're forced to do this propaganda because they're told you have to do it if you want | ||
| to get your paycheck. | ||
| But there was a huge event in DC today, and they don't make a big thing of this, obviously. | ||
| It used to be a front page story every year. | ||
| It's not anymore. | ||
| Do you know what it is? | ||
| The March for Life happened in Washington, DC. | ||
| Now, I used to attend this all the time as a kid, and the last time I tried to attend | ||
| it, I got arrested and spent two days in jail. | ||
| You know, that old thing. | ||
| But Tony Dungy, I don't know if he's already in the Hall of Fame. | ||
| He probably will be as a coach. | ||
| And a former player, Benjamin Watson, are promoting the March for Life on Twitter. | ||
| And so... You know, it's just nice to see that not everybody in the sports media, because both of them are in the media now, that not everybody in sports media has just completely cucked to the liberal left. | ||
| So good for Tony Dungy. | ||
| I hope others follow his lead. | ||
| And don't be ashamed that you're a Christian, and don't be ashamed that you stand up for innocent life. | ||
| Because that's what they want to do. They want to bully you into being ashamed of that when you shouldn't. | ||
| All right. Oh, and then there was a story in the National Geographic today. | ||
| Why your recycling doesn't always get recycled. | ||
| And it's not just that your recycling doesn't get recycled. | ||
| They've actually done the measurements now. | ||
| The energy that it takes to recycle pretty much nullifies the whole process, at least as far as energy is concerned. | ||
| Yeah. Anyway, in the National Geographic, it's hilarious. | ||
| I think recycling is good. | ||
| The concept at least is good. | ||
| Can we be better at it? Probably. | ||
| But it's just funny. It's the same thing with all these leftist fronts. | ||
| It's astroturf. We're recycling! | ||
| We're recycling! Look at how great we are! | ||
| And then you look at the actual recycling and it basically nullifies itself as far as energy and recycling is concerned. | ||
| Alright. We go to the calls the rest of the way. | ||
| Let's go to... | ||
| Man, we got some interesting calls. | ||
| Let's try to keep them quick here. | ||
| Let's go to Jim in North Carolina. | ||
| Jim, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Yeah, Owen, man, I've learned some stuff recently. | |
| Do you think the NFL is fixed and scripted? | ||
| 100% guaranteed professional sports are fixed and scripted. | ||
| However, having said that, nothing is a perfect art. | ||
| And the hardest sport to fix is hockey, probably. | ||
| But, I mean, look, there's books out there. | ||
| Brian Toohey has written three or four books on it now. | ||
| He's got an FBI archives. | ||
| You had Tim Donahue write books. | ||
| By the way, I've interviewed both of them. | ||
| So we have evidence that professional sports are rigged. | ||
| Now, as far as, you know, how much and everybody that's involved, there's questions to be asked. | ||
| But, yeah, no doubt. | ||
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Do you know the last Sunday an official NFL Twitter called NextGenStats admitted there's a chip in the football? | |
| Oh yeah, they put chips on the balls and the players too. | ||
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Yeah, I mean chip in every football. | |
| The field goals have all been weird. | ||
| Does anybody think that the Dallas kicker missed four extra points in a row the other night? | ||
| Even NFL players were calling for an investigation after that. | ||
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There's no way that would ever happen. | |
| That's like saying you wouldn't know how to talk into the mic four times. | ||
| Yeah, like four segments in a row I can't talk, yeah. | ||
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There's magnets in the footballs in the goalposts too. | |
| These field goals, they're not moving right. | ||
| I don't trust it anymore, man. | ||
| It's a shame. I don't believe anything is real but enough awards at this point. | ||
| Well, I understand why you'd feel that way. | ||
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Thanks, man. Have a good weekend. | |
| All right, thank you. By the way, one other thing I want to mention here. | ||
| So, Charlie Kirk... | ||
| Oh, and I just lost the tweet, of course. | ||
| Stupid Twitter with its update thing. | ||
| This is going to bother me if I don't find it. | ||
| Well, maybe the crew can find it. | ||
| Charlie Kirk just put out a tweet basically expressing positive words and sentiment towards Alex Jones. | ||
| Now, a lot of people are responding saying, hey, you burned Alex. | ||
| You never talked about the censorship. | ||
| You're five years late. You had Owen Schroer kicked out of CPAC. And let me just say, I have no ill will towards Charlie Kirk. | ||
| I mean, I think five years ago, you look at what Turning Point was doing compared to what they're doing now. | ||
| You have to admit that they've come a long way, and they're definitely better for the cause at this point. | ||
| But I have no ill will towards Charlie Kirk. | ||
| Obviously, his people told him or whatever. | ||
| He didn't even know I was. | ||
| I doubt that. But they told him, don't talk to me. | ||
| Avoid me at all costs. And then they shut down his whole thing. | ||
| And then the next thing you know, I was kicked out. | ||
| But I'm glad Charlie Kirk is saying what he's saying. | ||
| I think Turning Point USA overall is a force for good. | ||
| People might consider them a bit of the con ink. | ||
| But I'm not going to sit here and say, oh, screw Charlie Kirk. | ||
| He didn't stand up for us then. | ||
| He had me kicked. No, no, no. | ||
| No, no, no. No, good for Charlie Kirk. | ||
| Glad to see where Charlie Kirk is at now, intellectually and politically. | ||
| And so, thank you, Charlie, for admitting Alex Jones was right. | ||
| Good for you. Alright, who should the last call be? | ||
| So many great callers here. | ||
| Let's go with Nathaniel in Alabama. | ||
| Final caller for the week. Nathaniel, go ahead. | ||
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Owen, how's it going? | |
| Hey, Nate. I am... | ||
| Oh, no. American tour. | ||
| Oh, no. We got a bad connection. | ||
| What are you saying? Oh, sorry. | ||
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I'm on the way to the Reawaken America tour in Nashville. | |
| Nice. I heard about it on your show. | ||
| Yes, sir. Very nice. | ||
| You're going to have a great time. | ||
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I'm pretty excited. | |
| But I wanted to tell y'all about a way that I was able to share some videos of Alex. | ||
| and I was actually able to share like all the documentaries. | ||
| So I put them on flash drive. | ||
| And while I was being kicked out of the military for not getting a job, | ||
| I was doing DoorDash and UberEats for some extra money. | ||
| And I would just put a little flash drive with Endgame in it. | ||
| Wow. Into their order. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Wow, that's okay. | ||
| That is, I'll tell you what, that is bold. | ||
| That is bold, Nathaniel. | ||
| I'll leave it at that. You are a bold patriot. | ||
| Have fun at the Reawaken America event. | ||
| And let me just say this as we close out. | ||
| Big ups to the crew, big ups to the audience. | ||
| I'm going to have a big announcement next week. | ||
| I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to have a big announcement next week. | ||
| But I'll tell you right now, I'm going to leave here and I'm going to hop on a Twitter space with the Gateway Pundit and Roger Stone and General Flynn at Owen Schroer Live on Twitter. | ||
| So look out for that. | ||
| I'll be live there in about 30 minutes. | ||
| And you have a great weekend and as always, stay classy, InfoWarriors. | ||
| Humanity is in a very dangerous position right now. | ||
| Powerful corporations using military-grade psychological warfare programs are rolling out a biomedical tyranny worldwide at World ID, a cashless society, a social credit score, a universal basic income, Where every facet of your life is tracked, surveilled, and controlled. | ||
| If you think the censorship and surveillance you've seen so far by the deep state and big tech was bad, that is just the opening salvo of their attack. | ||
| Humanity and all of our hard-fought liberties and freedoms and all of our safeguards are literally on the edge of a cliff. | ||
| But without Infowars on the air, The general public is not going to be aware of the enemy operations. | ||
| We didn't just tell you about this whole poison shot rollout first, three years ago, on record. | ||
| We're also telling you what's coming next. | ||
| We track the enemy. They're preparing new bioweapon releases and new poison mRNA Franken-shots. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, my family, your family is at the edge of a cliff. | ||
| Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab, the UN, the WHO is literally pushing us over into that cashless society hell grid, into that biomedical tyranny that will be even worse than what you see in communist China that is the current main laboratory of this control. | ||
| We have to first recognize there is a cliff. | ||
| We have to recognize that millions of people have been forced into these deadly shots and pushed over the cliff and died. | ||
| Tens of millions more are sick and dying from these poison shots. | ||
| Every one of you watching knows someone who took the shot and died or who became deathly ill. | ||
| And their own documents show they know this is deadly. | ||
| And what do they do? They push and push and push and say, well, it's up to you, but we'll take your rights and freedoms away if you don't take it. | ||
| Stand up to the tyrants that think they own your body, that they own my body. |
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