Wednesday War Room: Former FBI Director Comey Surrenders To Authorities Following Indictment, Supreme Court Rules on Key Voting Rights Act Rule, PLUS Trump Warns Iran Better Get Smart Soon
Harrison Smith and Jason Burress dissect InfoWars' final broadcast, revealing $25 billion spent on Iran's nuclear arsenal and a Supreme Court ruling curbing racial voting districts. They debate Epstein's death, allege government ties between NASA and Google, and expose alleged "lawfare" tactics by major firms targeting the studio. The discussion culminates in a conspiracy theory about a $300 million White House ballroom serving as an underground AI data center for the New World Order, framing the network's shutdown as a corporate silencing of independent voices. [Automatically generated summary]
I'm your host, Harrison Smith, coming to you live this Wednesday, the 29th of April, 2026.
The second to last day, InfoWars will be in operation tomorrow, will be our last broadcast day.
So I'm glad you're here with us today.
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Call into an InfoWars show.
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Well, we have a lot of stuff to talk about today.
Of course, there are a couple hearings on Capitol Hill that we're going to want to check in on.
Pete Hegseth, as well as EPA head Lee Zeldin, being grilled a little bit and with some pretty interesting responses from them.
I also have a couple stories I wasn't able to get to yesterday that I'm going to make sure to get to today.
That includes what I talked about a bit yesterday, but never actually got around to, which is the failure of the left to even understand their own positions and come to terms with what they are supposed to believe.
We'll get to that and we'll get to the mysterious, the mystery of the ballroom, and we'll try to figure out what that's really all about.
But let's begin today, as we do every day, with our Daily Dispatch.
All right, here it is, folks, your Daily Dispatch for Wednesday, the 29th of April, 2026.
Pentagon confirms U.S. has spent $25 billion on war with Iran so far.
The operation, of course, aims to eliminate Iran's nuclear arsenal and missile capabilities.
Pentagon comptroller Jules W. Hearst confirmed the spending during a House committee hearing.
That's got to be the best job ever.
Pentagon comptroller?
That's an oxymoron, actually.
It's actually an oxymoron.
It's the only job where you can misplace literally a trillion dollars and you won't even be questioned about it.
Meanwhile, in a huge win for Republicans, the Supreme Court curbs the use of race in drawing voting districts.
In a sweeping 6 3 decision issued today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Louisiana's congressional map with second.
With a second majority black districts is an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.
The ruling Louisiana v. Calais delivers a major victory for Republicans by sharply curtailing the Voting Right Act's ability to compel the creation of predominantly black or Hispanic voting districts, a development that could lead the GOP to protect and expand its House majority in the 2026 midterms and beyond.
We'll touch on that again a little later.
It's very good news.
Of course.
It would be nice to have gotten this done a long time ago, but we'll get back into that.
Trump rejects Iran's deal to open the Strait of Hormuz.
President Donald Trump rejected Tehran's deal that would get the Strait of Hormuz open.
Tanker ships are currently blocked from passing through the key energy choke point, causing immense strain on the global economy.
On Sunday, Iran offered Washington a deal which would open the Strait before negotiations over Iran's nuclear program take place.
But of course, that is out of line with Israel's desires.
So America will not be entertaining that discussion, of course.
For America, we're concerned about gas prices.
We're concerned about starvation that could very well occur with the lack of fertilizer around the world.
We could get a lot of those things solved, but Israel's concerned about the nuclear weapons.
So all of that has to go to the side while we focus on their priorities.
Meanwhile, U.S. Supreme Court conservatives seem to favor ending TPS for Haitians and Syrians.
Nine justices were hearing the Trump administration that it has the authority to strip immigrants' temporary protected status.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday over whether the Trump administration can strip those temporary protected statuses of hundreds of thousands of immigrant Haitians and Syrians under a program that has shielded them from deportation owing to safety concerns in their countries of origin.
Yeah, we'll return to this as well.
I think the fact that the protective status was supposed to end can be seen in the name of the protected status being temporary.
But remember, the temporary protective status had a.
Expiration point had a date at which automatically the protection was rescinded, and some random judge came in and decided actually it's not going to end.
I'm going to extend it unilaterally, even though I don't have the authority to do so.
And now we're having to fight her, apparently, even though it was always supposed to be temporary and it was always supposed to be ended.
We got a lot of big news today big hearings with Pete Hegseff, hearings with.
EPA head Lee Zeldin.
I'm going to get to both of those videos here.
I think I'm going to start today, and we got a bunch of other stuff to get into.
I mean, there are major developments in Ukraine, major developments in Iran, major developments domestically, major Supreme Court decisions being made.
We're going to get to all of it today, so stay tuned.
But I do want to start today with something that I was going to do yesterday, and that is just talk about the left a little bit and the fact, and this sort of pervades everything that we talk about continuously.
And it just, it's one of these things.
It's just inexplicable to me.
It beggars explanation, and there really isn't one.
And it's that the left intrinsically, instinctively understands how bad all of their ideas are, and yet they refuse to acknowledge and are constantly like suppressing their own natural instincts in order to comport themselves with the utterly insane ideology of their political side.
And it really is.
Like astonishing that this is the case.
And I've got a lot of examples for it.
I mean, we can start with clip 66 here.
This is a Democratic politician, woman, Nithya Ramans.
She's being asked about homeless encampments where people do drugs in the open.
And she is basically advocating for them to be able to do it more or less on the grounds of an elementary school.
And This to me is sort of the perfect summation of the left as it exists right now.
Let's go ahead and watch.
It's a very short clip, but everything you need to know about the modern political world is contained within.
Let's go to clip 66 now.
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I mean, it's like, I don't think a kid's going to be safer because a tent is 500 feet away from a school.
That was, I want you to know how little I care about what you think.
That was, I'm going to show my disdain and hatred of you with every ounce of power I can muster.
Is that not kind of perfect?
You've got the constituents who I guess voted for her.
Here she is telling them basically what's the big deal with having homeless encampments shooting up drugs?
On your elementary school playground.
And they boo her, and it's like, well, this is what you people believe.
This is who you people elect.
These are the policies you people shove down everyone's throats.
What is the big deal with having homeless people shooting up drugs on an elementary school playground?
What's the big deal?
You want to explain that to us?
Is that a bad thing?
Is it also bad if they're doing it at a bus stop?
Is it bad if they're doing it on my street?
Bad if they're doing it outside of my place of business?
Of course, it's all bad.
But it's not bad until it affects them and them in particular and their children.
And then suddenly it's an issue.
But the people they elected basically say, So what?
We're on the side of the homeless drug addicts.
Don't you know that?
Aren't you aware of that?
And then when you express your dissatisfaction to them, is it greeted with empathy and concern?
Or do they roll their eyes and do the thing that hurts you anyway?
This is you guys.
This is the left.
This is who you are, and it's who you've always been, and it's who you always will be.
Let's go to clip number nine now.
This is Congressman Brandon Gill talking to an abortion activist.
And this clip's gone pretty viral for a good reason.
And as much as abortion is not necessarily a major topic of conversation these days, it's nice to watch the pro abortion people squirm when you actually detail what it is that they support and just pay attention to the desperation with which this pro abortion activist tries to avoid the explicit description of what she's calling for.
Which again, this just goes in line with everything.
It's like, yeah, we support that.
Absolutely.
It's a women's right.
In fact, we'll like burn down the country if you don't give it to us.
Yeah, LA mayoral candidate's shocking take on homeless campments near school.
You know, we'll go to Brandon Gill in a second.
Since we're talking, I didn't realize this lady was running for mayor.
I thought she was, because she is a hard left Democratic Socialist of America.
I think she already has a position as like city councilor or something.
That may not be right, but she's a mayor for a candidate for mayor, which I guess, you know, while we're at it, let's go to clip 55 here.
Just so, you know, a little compare and contrast.
So you just saw the Democratic Socialists for mayor.
She's advocating homeless people doing drugs in your elementary school.
And if you disagree, She basically thinks you're stupid and is rolling her eyes at you.
Here's the Republican candidate for mayor, clip 55.
I bring these perspectives to everything I look at, but I can also overcome them.
I can suppress them and look at things objectively.
And looking at this objectively, who would make the decision for the woman who's talking about putting homeless people in your playground over the guy who's living in a trailer because his house burned down as a consequence of the?
Utter incompetence of the current ruling slate of Democrats in California.
Like, this is the confusing part.
This is the confusing part it's like every day I get to watch as Americans are offered the choice between a steaming pile of feces and a delicious Sunday, and they go for the feces because somebody called the Sunday a Nazi.
Somebody told them at one point that the Sunday was racist, so now they eagerly gorge themselves on the feces, and it's just, it is.
That is basically what I'm talking about, what it feels like to me when I see this.
When you see the woman talking about putting homeless drug addicts in your elementary school versus the guy who just wants you to be left alone, and people choose the lady 99% of the time in LA.
It's madness.
It's pure madness.
And I refuse to respect these people.
Let's go to clip number nine here Congressman Brandon Gill asking an abortion activist about the details.
The explicit nature of her chosen profession.
And, oh, she's very uncomfortable.
She doesn't want to talk about the details of what she's supporting.
She just wants to support it and then be blind to the consequences of her decision.
Let me read through a couple different methods, and I want to get your take on how much you like these.
The first type is called a suction abortion.
This is when the cervix is dilated, and a strong suction, 29 times the power of a household vacuum cleaner, tears the baby's body apart and sucks it through the hose into a container.
GOP Rising Star demands abortion advocate name favorite method of hearing in hearing clash.
Waters declined to answer the Texas Republican, telling Gill she wanted to discuss the FACE Act instead of procedures.
And in fact, what she said, she wanted to reclassify it, relabel it.
She's like, I prefer the term reproductive health care.
Like, yeah, but that's not really what he's describing, though, is it?
That's not really reproductive health care, is it?
I mean, that's a label you put on it to disguise what it really is, which is the butchering of babies, which makes you uncomfortable.
Now, again, the reason I point this out is not even to illustrate the vicious, brutal murder that abortion really is, even though that's an important point that we should all remind ourselves of.
It's more about the fact that if these people genuinely thought abortion was a great thing, what's the issue?
Why wouldn't she say what her favorite is?
I mean, that's kind of weird, isn't it?
And it seems like, and again, there's a lot of these things where, like, I feel like I could do it better than them.
Like, it wouldn't even be that hard to just take a professional tone with it and just go, you know, well, actually, I prefer this method.
There can be some dangers here, but in case of an emergency, you're going to want to use this.
Like, you could just rattle stuff off and make it sound clinical and, you know, sort of overwhelm people with your expert position.
It would be possible.
You could do it.
But she's not going to do that because either she doesn't have the expertise or just.
Would rather not discuss it at all.
But if it wasn't that bad of a thing, if it was a good thing, then why wouldn't she be able to discuss those aspects?
Why wouldn't she say, actually, yes, vacuuming is my favorite.
If the tube is clear, you get to see it all.
It's crazy.
I love watching it.
Like, why wouldn't she say that?
Why wouldn't she talk about how great abortion is and how convenient it is, how soft babies are when you want to cut them up?
There's like nothing even in the way.
You could use like scissors if you want.
It'd be really easy.
Like, why wouldn't she talk about that explicitly?
Because she understands, because she recognizes in her heart of hearts, How utterly horrible it truly is, and is desperate to disguise that, despite the fact that she is continuing to push that position.
That's the disconnect that I don't understand and that makes me feel like they're less than human.
I mean, when I say less than, that's what I mean.
I mean, like, there's something crucial missing there.
Human beings, if they support something and then they open up the hood and go, Oh my God, it's a bunch of discombobulated babies in here, then they go, I don't support this anymore.
That's crazy.
But these people will be appalled and disgusted at what they support.
And that's.
Not human.
That's not a human way to be.
That's something else entirely.
But should we look at more?
Because this is a universal phenomenon.
We'll get to some videos from the UK in just a second.
I would then want to ask him, Well, why is that a bad thing?
What's bad about communism?
Can you elucidate that for us?
Can you explain what it is about communism that causes this knee jerk reaction in you?
Because, how can you call yourself a socialist and think communism is something that you have to reject outright?
This is what I'm talking about.
The man is voting for communists, but he thinks he's anti communist.
And he has this knee jerk reaction to say, no, no, Ma'am Donnie's not a communist, but I would like to explain to him why he feels the need to make that distinction.
What is wrong with communism?
Do you even know?
Have you even thought about it?
I could tell you why I don't like communism.
Why don't you like communism?
What would actually happen is if you explained the tenets of communism to him, he would say, Yeah, that's absolutely what I'm in favor of.
But he hasn't made that connection yet that that's communism, his belief system.
She's the head of, like, we're going to fix housing.
This is like what got him elected.
He has not disavowed her, and I could show you all her tweets that she's put out over the last few years in quotes.
And one of them is elect more communists.
I don't think you have to read between the lines if somebody he stands with and by is saying, and also her other quotes are like, all homeownership is racist.
No, we can take it down because they start cursing after this, but that's the reaction, right?
It's like, he's not a communist.
Okay, well, his number one top lieutenant is an avowed communist.
And he's just like, hmm.
It's like, yeah, dude, isn't that kind of a bad thing?
It's like, they say all housing is racist.
And he's like, well, that's just insane.
Okay, but you opened this conversation saying you were a Mamdani supporter, and that's like a key component of Mamdani's entire platform.
So, what are we supposed to do with these people?
Like, these people, they vote.
Oh, yeah, by the way, Mamdani just is asking for a handout because he's been mayor for two months now, and the city is absolutely bankrupt, and he's desperate for money.
So, that's funny.
Let's go to clip 20 here because this is, again, it is a worldwide phenomenon.
Yeah, she's the worst.
But David Cross would vote for her and then be shocked at the policies that she supports.
And then call you uninformed and low information because you support the conservatives.
Let's go to clip 20 here.
This is in the UK.
It's Green Party candidate Fahima Mahomed being asked about her party's policies on open borders.
Once again, same exact situation.
She's shocked and appalled that anybody would suggest she supported the thing that is the literal first sentence of her party's manifesto.
Let's watch.
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That's the Hema.
They own things.
The Hema, excuse me, because what I feel is going on here is that Orla and James are being honest about what the policy position is.
And I don't think you are being honest about the Green Party policy because the Green Party migration policy, I've actually got it in front of me here.
So let's just go through it because you said to me that you don't want open borders.
This is the start of the Green Party migration policy.
I'm not making this up.
The Green Party wants to see a world without borders.
Do you not understand?
Without borders.
Do you not understand?
That's your policy.
Do you not understand?
They are going to do it like how it is for Ukraine, for example, coming in, and they're still going to be vetted.
Well, there's a difference, as I'm saying, between what the members vote on and then also what we have in a local election.
Are not in a local election.
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So the party officials or the members may have said it was 55 miles an hour, but you, the leader, are saying, no, that's not the policy because you're deciding that.
Of some sort of like, I don't know, after school program for at risk LGBT youth, you know, something.
And I just thought, you know, okay, somebody's posting this, you know, cringy, bizarre video and they're saying, oh, look what the Democrats are doing.
And it's like, all right, that's funny, but, you know, I don't want to be spreading falsehoods.
So I went to Grok and no, sure enough, this is a left wing Democrat group and they're convinced that doing this.
Is going to get them a lot of votes, I guess.
So that's what we're up against.
That's who we're up against.
And it's just, you know, I just feel like that video needs to go under like every, just every Democrat politician talking.
Just be like, you know, this is who you are, right?
Just posting that and just going, it's a good point about healthcare, whatever.
But like, you get that, like, this is who you are.
Something they need to explain how they became that way and what is wrong with them and what help do they need.
I'm willing to help them.
I just need to know what to do here.
Yeah, I think it's called Singing for the Resistance.
I think that's what it's called.
Something like that.
I think that's all I'll say about that.
But, you know, I got more.
But I got more.
But I have more videos like this.
We can go ahead and go to clip 41 here.
You remember.
If you can cast your mind back this far, it was, I remember it was January 1st because Zorhan Mamdani was sworn in as the mayor of New York in a disused subway station at midnight on the 1st of January, which is just weird.
It just gives me a combination vibes of like a Spider Man super villain mixed with like some eyes wide shut crap.
It's sort of perfect for who we're talking about here.
But it was.
Let's see, it's the 29th of April today, so we're a day or two away from five months in power for Zorhan Mamdani.
Let's check in.
How's it going, buddy?
How are you doing with all your big promises about robbing white people to pay the non white people to stay home and take care of immigrants?
New York City faces a budget crisis of a historic magnitude.
We inherited a deficit larger than any since the Great Recession.
Years of mismanagement and chronic under budgeting, alongside a structural imbalance between what New York City Sends to the state and what we receive in return have taken a toll.
We cannot close this deficit with savings alone.
We need new revenue and we need a structural reset in our relationship with the state.
That is the only way to meet our legal obligation to pass a balanced budget.
He's like, the only way to solve this budget crisis is to take more of your money.
Like, really?
You can't cut some of the incredible waste?
You remember one of the things they suggested, and he got elected on this.
This wasn't even a policy after he got elected.
He ran on the promise that he would create a new department of the government that would be there to provide assistance to people who were trying to deal with the bureaucracy of another part of government.
The small business regulations in New York are so onerous, they are so overwhelming and suffocating to small businesses.
They created a new department of government to help people who have small businesses deal with the regulations.
That government is imposing.
Call me crazy.
I know.
I'm an outside the box thinker here.
But if the problem is the regulations from this part of government, the solution should not be to create another part of government to deal with that part of the government.
You should reform that part of the government.
You should make it easier to start a small business.
You should remove some of the regulation.
But that's obviously never going to happen.
So this is just where we're at.
This is just the feedback loop that we're stuck in.
And it really is that blatant and that simple.
They cause problems by bloating the government and spending a bunch of money on stuff that just makes everything worse.
And then to deal with the consequences of everything getting worse, they just pour more money into new programs that just make everything worse.
So it's time to wake up, everyone.
It's time to wake up, snap out of it, and realize that this will always be the case when you're voting for the left every single time.
It's not a coincidence, it's not an accident.
And it's not even the worst that they're going to do if they ever get back into national power ever again.
And we can go to clip 27 here.
This is J.B. Pritzker.
Again, this is just what I really don't get because if there would be one thing that the left and the right could come together on, you would think it would be something like tyranny and oppression.
Right wingers have a traditional.
Understanding of tyranny and oppression.
We understand the story of the revolution and the founding fathers and the ideological underpinnings of liberty and what that requires.
And the left is constantly blabbering on about oppressors and oppression and government power being wielded by the rich and powerful against the weak and whatever they say, whatever those words are they use, underserved or whatever crap they come up with to blame their failures on white people.
But they don't actually care about oppression.
They don't, they genuinely don't actually care about tyranny.
And this is, again, sort of the shocking thing.
It's one thing if you can fall for the lies.
It's one thing if you hear Zorhan Mamdani tell you that everybody's going to get free ice cream and you're an idiot.
You think that that's possible.
So you vote for him and now you're shocked that you're getting shoved onto the subway tracks.
I can understand being tricked by lies and by promises that are impossible to fulfill.
But they're also voting for people that are just promising evil straight up.
So here's J.B. Pritzker just promising to be ridiculous tyrants and to use his power, any power that the Democrats can get illegitimately to crush their political opposition.
And now, as you know, I created the Illinois Accountability Commission to make sure that we were capturing evidence that can be used against the people who are breaking the law.
You know, we had.
16 very deep investigations that were undertaken here.
There were literally 250 videos used as evidence, 100 hours of ICE and CBP video that was obtained and used in these hearings.
And we had 60 eyewitnesses, some very, very powerful testimony that was given, all of which is with the purpose of keeping the record so that, number one, we could take them to court now as we have to limit their ability to attack our cities and our people, U.S. citizens, legal residents, even undocumented people who've never broken the law, by the way.
And to hold them accountable later when there might be a new administration or a new Congress that can, in fact, hold them accountable.
We want them to know now that their actions now will be kept as evidence and that one day, even if it's not today or this week or this year, they will be held responsible for their actions.
So I guess the point of all of this, just once again, to lay out the facts, these people have no beliefs.
They have no true understanding, and yet they get voted for all of the time anyway.
And I'm just trying to express my bafflement and my confusion at all of this because, and I guess, you know, it's like that meme that was going around a little while ago where it's like asking women, would you rather be stuck in the woods with a man or a bear?
And women chose bear.
And it's like, all right, well, that's just sort of virtue signaling.
It's like trying to prove that they're the most retarded to get sort of like social points because that's how leftism works.
Like, Who can genuinely and with authenticity express the dumbest, most unnatural, and self evidently retarded ideas you can imagine?
Who can do it in a way that sounds like they know what they're talking about?
That's sort of the entire leftist game that they play all the time.
And so that's part of it is you ask a really obvious question Who would you rather, basically, what they're asking is, would you rather live or die?
And the women are like, I'd rather die, thank you very much.
I'd rather be eaten by a bear because I'm.
Thoroughly propagandized into thinking men are dangerous.
I will die alone and I'm the smart one.
That's sort of just how they are.
But then you see the way they vote, and it's like, I think if you actually made them choose, women would actually choose the bear.
Like a lot of the lefty women, I think they'd go, I think they're serious.
I don't think they're even joking.
I think they are that propagandized because that's essentially what's happening here.
Essentially, what you have is all over the country, there are these two sides, and one side is just full of liars, full of just psychopaths and scam artists.
Just horrible, disgusting, offensive people.
And the other half is just like normal human beings that just understand the way things work.
And so, time and time again, like, here we are, who would you, you know, playing the dating game?
And it's like behind one curtain is a tiny little gremlin that wants to steal your stuff.
And behind the other curtain is Prince Charming himself.
And every single time, the Democrats are like, that gremlin makes some really good points.
It's just like, I'm going to steal all your stuff.
I'm going to put homeless people with drugs in your elementary school.
And they're just like, he seems empathetic, you know?
So, whatever.
These people suck, and we have to share a country with them.
I wish we could wake them up, slap them in the face, metaphorically and theoretically and whatever, but also for real.
Let's go to clip 43 here, because this is what I'm talking about.
This is what I'm talking about.
Somebody explain this to me.
Somebody, somebody out there explain to me how these types of ideas, everything that we've seen so far from the Democrats, Abortion and the welfare state, and all of this stuff.
Even if you logically can't figure out that taking things from successful people and giving it to a class of criminal foreigners is not a good idea, okay, maybe you don't have the logic to carry that out, to carry that thought process to fruition.
How about they just tell you what they're doing and it's so horrifying?
I came and expressed, I don't even know what to say about this anymore.
Let's go to clip 43 here.
This is in Canada.
And this is what they actually believe, and this is what your leftist sister in law approves of.
I don't know.
I can't explain it.
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Let's watch.
And I'll be damned if I'm going to stand here and listen to someone say that the parents deserve rights over a child.
No, they don't.
They absolutely don't.
I have three children.
My main goal in life is to protect them.
I will die for my children.
You would have to kill me to take my children from me.
I will do everything in my Power to make sure they're good citizens, that they're inclusive, that they're accepting of people, that they turn out to be good people.
They can be whatever the heck they want in life.
But I just get, I'm tired of this argument because I've heard it throughout my life.
What about the parents' rights?
It's almost like the foster kids and the kids in care did something wrong, and that we have to allow our biological, and they're not parents, biological, and this is my own, I'm not speaking for every foster child, I'm speaking for myself.
But my parents were a sperm donor and an ag donor.
That's it.
They gave me some genes and walked the heck away.
So when we were taken away, they didn't just leave, they left the country.
They went back to Ireland.
You come to Canada with five children and you leave and you go back with none.
And nobody said anything to them.
I found out I have a ton of uncles and aunts and family, huge family.
No one said a word.
No one reached out and was like, okay, let's find those children.
So, why would they have more rights than I do?
They don't.
And if any member wants to stand in their place and act like they've been through the system and they know what it's like, go for it.
I'm not going to stand here and pretend like I know what anybody on any side of this legislature is.
I'm not going to pretend I have any experiences in their lived experience.
But when I hear people talk about what the system does and what the system does, the system isn't perfect.
Now, again, you know, the obvious thing to say is that if you saw a female professor wearing a dress like this, it would be inappropriate, right?
You'd be like, what the hell has this woman got her big, ugly tits out in my face for?
Put them away, lady.
For some reason, when it's a man with a beard and a bald head and lipstick and big, fake tits, we're supposed to pretend like this is normal.
And of course, that he probably has the best interest for our children at heart.
And if a man like that, like bring him up again, I just want people to keep looking at him while I'm talking about him.
Bring him up.
Bring up the man.
Matt Ratley.
So let's say this guy is your, you know, seven year old substitute teacher and is secretly keeping your kid behind, taking him into the special reading closet to put girls' clothes on him and tell him how cool and exciting it is.
And then your kid comes home and says that his bearded, big titted trans substitute teacher has told him that he's actually a woman.
Now, if you disagree with that, The Colorado government will come take your child away.
Maybe give it to him.
We need to learn to say no to cross dressing men, especially the one that is selling.
And I saw Nick's tweet this morning where he just said, I'm sick of talking about politics.
This is kind of what I'm talking about.
Why do I have to talk about this?
Why is this man, why does he exist?
What is wrong with our society?
Do we need to debate this stuff?
Do we need to argue this stuff?
It's hard not to be like, I don't know, offensive or in favor of authoritarian or any of this stuff, because it's just none of this stuff is a question.
None of this stuff is actually debatable.
There are certain things that are just, they shouldn't have to be explained.
Do I have to explain to you why a bearded man with triple D rubber breasts hanging out?
Teaching an Oxford class is a sign of a collapsing society.
If you look at this and don't immediately have a visceral negative reaction, I can't even finish the sentence.
Dang it.
Darn it.
I can't even finish the sentence.
You know what?
Let's go ahead and go to.
I don't know if we'll.
Well, I'll do it.
Well, I got a really long video, but the interesting parts in the beginning, we only have three minutes left in this segment.
I'm going to have to move on.
We'll revisit it later if we have time, but it's a video that I've talked about a few times this week.
It's a New Statesman video podcast where they are far leftist, radical feminist, and they're just now coming to the realization that.
Young women have been radicalized, and many of them have ruined their lives because of the propaganda that people like the New Statesman have been pumping out.
And they're sitting there going, Oh, it's the women that are radical, and women now hate men, and girls hate boys, and they never want to get married and they never want to have children.
And it's these women sitting here going, Well, but I'm married and have children, and it's great.
And I don't, that's not what we meant to tell everybody, but it's like, Yeah, but that's what you told everybody.
So, I'll go to that video later, but it's just everything.
It's just everything is like this.
Absolutely everything they believe is wrong.
Everything they believe is self evidently wrong.
Every policy they push has negative effects and nothing but negative effects.
What brainworm has worked its way into the mind of American and European people?
That has made us blind to what is just obvious and right in front of us.
Half of our population is sick in the head, messed up, and a danger to the rest of us.
Okay?
So we'll move on.
We'll get into the Iran war.
We'll get into all of the hearings and stuff today.
That's just my little presentation for you about the sheer, unrelenting, unending, bottomless madness of the left, where they don't even understand their own positions.
If you can actually get them to.
Enunciate them.
They're worse than you even thought.
Even if they can make them sound good, once they go into practice, they ruin everything.
And the only response they ever have is to double down on their bad ideas.
And for some godforsaken reason, half the country is utterly blind to all of this.
Like David Cross.
Poor, unfortunate David Cross.
Folks, we'll be back on the other side and I'll show you some more insane videos from today.
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And I say that with relish since tomorrow will be the last day that we'll be broadcasting out of these studios, the last day we'll be operating under the Infowars banner.
And I thought, in I don't know if celebration is the right word, but commemorization of this, I don't know, to memorialize Infowars, I wanted to bring on Jason Burmess.
If you're tuned in here, I hope you know him well.
You can follow him on X at Jason Burmis or rumble.com slash C slash the info warrior.
And Jason, you truly are an InfoWarrior from the early days.
I was watching you yesterday on the Alex Jones show when you said you were the first person ever to have a show on InfoWars besides Alex Jones.
Welcome to the show, sir.
How are you feeling about the downfall of InfoWars?
I definitely didn't have, you know, washed up adult swim comedian taking it over.
That was something that was news to me.
And look, I'm a pretty.
You know, dark humor, subversive guy, you know, Robot Chicken, probably one of my all time faves from that network.
During that era, Aqua Teen Hunger Force and those type things got by.
But I specifically remember trying to watch Tim and Eric, right?
And actually, while I was at InfoWars, if you look it up, I think they put out a movie, the Tim and Eric Awesome movie or whatever, and it was pretty unwatchable.
It's like a poor man's Mr. Show.
I actually still really enjoy, you know, David Cross, even though he's a super lefty at this point as well.
And even Bill Maher is calling him out on some of his politics.
But look, I try not to necessarily confuse the artist's politics with the art itself, but their art's pretty garbage.
Listen, again, there's some dark stuff out there with Rick and Morty, right?
In fact, one of the co creators, straight up.
Had to resign.
And these are things that just never get discussed because he was having inappropriate texts with what I believe was a 16 year old girl at the time.
And even Dan Harmon, who is now kind of the head of the show, Harmon, you know, he's parodied Alex Jones before.
He was the one that produced that, what was it, community rant about Alex Jones?
I don't know if you remember that one, but it was on InfoWars.com.
Alex Jones said it.
And Harmon, you know, has his video if anybody wants to go see it.
I don't know why you would.
Of him literally sneaking into a home through a window so that he can play, sexually abuse a baby toy in a diaper.
I don't know what else to tell you.
That's not necessarily my brand of humor.
And with Tim and Eric, you know, again, their biggest claim to fame is probably putting John C. Riley and Will Ferrell together so much before they exploded with things like Talladega Nights and Step Brothers.
Step Brothers really aren't my thing.
I don't understand why that became a cult classic either.
But look.
The onion hasn't.
I said this yesterday.
Uh, the onion hasn't been relevant actually since I was at Infowars.com.
Like, they had a little bit of a run in the MySpace days.
I specifically remember when they were going to video.
Yep, sorry, sorry for that, skit, everybody.
Yeah, yeah, whoops.
So, uh, you know, back in the day, uh, when you looked at this like overview, right, basically, you had man, you had them burgeoning to try to almost be.
Alternative media.
In fact, the guy that they use for Cracked, he used to be a fake news anchor for them.
And they had this panel where they were talking about how all these social media companies, I believe it was MySpace in particular, were spying on everything you did.
And somebody mentioned like a social media post, and the guy goes, Yep, that's how they got my aunt.
So they could have been, you know, the Babylon B, which obviously at this point is the superior product.
But I don't think a relaunch is going to work.
I think there's probably going to be a lot of PR and money behind it.
You're probably going to see them doing the talk show circuit that is more and more irrelevant.
I would imagine that, you know, Tim, who already has his own podcast, he'll try to do as much of the podcast comedy circuit as he can.
You just mentioned that I have decent recall, right?
It was actually Jones' recall that caught me off guard.
And let me explain that to people.
For those that don't know, I'm one of the guys that produced Lose Change, probably the biggest film questioning 9 11.
But prior to that, when I was on my journey of truth, it was about a year after 9 11 when I really started digging into research.
And at one point, Pretty early on, I had found a real video.
Now, a lot of you people aren't even going to know what a real video is.
So, before the days of MP4 or even AVI, MPEG, forget about it, there was a real video player and it was like the worst compressed 240p would have been awesome.
I had all the, you know, everybody talks about Napster, but there were so many others.
That were beyond that, like Morpheus and Kazaa, the new tele and no tele networks.
And I was trying to find everything I could on 9 11.
And so I find a real media file, two hours and 30 minutes almost, I believe.
9 11, the road to tyranny from this guy named Alex Jones.
Harrison, the audio was out of sync.
And even though he was putting articles up on the screen throughout the documentary, it was very hard to read.
So I get done with this thing.
This is a much younger Alex Jones.
We're talking about this is literally 2002.
And first of all, his voice was so annoying, bro.
Like, I heard, I'm like, I literally, I'm thinking to myself with my big brain, I think I'm 22, 23 at the time, I'm going to prove this stupid redneck wrong.
Because one of the things that, you know, he had a bend on was, you know, there was the stuff about Satanism.
It had like that Christian bent on it.
And he talked about the New World Order a lot.
Now, I didn't like that because I actually grew up in a pretty religious household.
Did a lot of church as a kid.
And the only place that I really heard that terminology was in church.
And I thought, you know, a lot of these people were totally crazy.
At the same time, as a kid, I did gravitate towards revelation.
So, you know, I knew the Mark of the Beast stuff and the chipping of the population and all this other stuff.
So it was probably that tail end of 9 11, The Road to Tyranny, where he got into that stuff and he's showing this family on the Today Show, literally being chipped on television in response to 9 11.
You know, threw me for a loop, but knew, you know, put in my brain, especially again, the clips of Bohemian Grove in there.
You know, a lot of people talk about that verse of the Mark of Man, but what they don't tell you is like just before that, they talk about the rulers of the world essentially pretending that they're of God and of the people, but the complete and total opposite, right?
So then you find out like a lot of these guys, you know, doing this thing in front of this owl God are Christian conservatives, right?
And you're just like, whoa, this is, you know, my idea.
Of Satanism at that point, outside of Hollyweird, Harrison, was the goth kid in my art class that was 100 pounds overweight wearing eye makeup.
That was it.
That's what I thought was that, it was a goof.
And there's no way there was concentrated power.
So I start digging in pretty hard.
And this is all even before I'm involved in loose change.
So I'm burning not even DVDs at the time, but CDRs of evidence that I'm finding.
Different documentaries, 700 megabytes is all you had.
Sometimes I'd have to put an actual media player, EXC, on there.
So, I mean, you talk about people not knowing what to do.
So, you know, I watch the film and then I start, you know, I'm pausing as he's going and I'm going and I'm reading the source material because the internet, even at that time, you know, honestly, Google's new.
And now we've shifted so much in the past 20 plus years.
A lot of that does have to do with the Trump movement, the QA nonsense, even the distortion of a lot of the pizza and pedo gate stuff that was absolutely real, but then got poisoned.
Because a lot of people don't understand that that QA nonsense network was very much derived by that same network behind the scenes.
Like we actually do know.
Where that was trolled and started.
And on one end, it co opted a lot, but it also brought a lot of anti war people in, right?
But like my frustration now is, you know, clearly Butler was real, right?
All the few, I don't know if you watched yesterday, I showed the Trump comb over where you get the best shot of his bald head that you ever have.
Show me the video where I can see him doing something like that.
Anything looks suspicious.
Instead, I'll show you the video of them pulling out the stiff father of two that got murdered in the stands.
I'll show you the video of within seconds of the shooting, the pullback and the hydraulic crane in the back drum that's been hit.
I believe it's two or three times.
But you can see the water.
Coming out.
You know, I'll show you the evidence that we still don't talk about the guy that actually stopped that shooting.
That wasn't the Secret Service.
That was actually a National Guardsman who was a beat cop.
And he claims he already shot the gun out of his hand before he got his head caved in.
So you got to wonder why they caved his head in, right?
Like, it's not that I believe the official version, it's that I don't believe in Johnny nonsense that's just total mental illness.
You know, the mask thing.
There's another one, Harrison.
Drives me absolutely bananas because I'm one of the first guys.
To ever talk about the Central Intelligence Agency masks.
I'm one of the first guys that showed you the pictures of the second Bush administration with the CIA woman who comes in with the mask and all these things.
I'm the guy that probably has made the biggest deal out of signature reduction, America's secret military that is in no check, that Kash Patel, before he was the FBI director, when I confronted him on it, he walked off my show.
Thanks, Cash.
You're a top notch guy.
Okay.
Where in that one, forget about just the mask stuff.
Guys, you should be very concerned about this.
They show you a DARPA made silicon hand sleeve that can have anybody's biometric information on it.
Now, we all tap a tap a do, and most of you guys are like, here, take my thumbprint.
I got too many Johnson pics on here.
I don't want everybody to see.
Everybody's giving up their biometric information.
Not only does the hand sleeve biometrically print out your fingerprints, but it can also emit human oils.
So, if you were a genius and you did 23andMe, they probably own your DNA and you could be set up for anything.
Like, I mean, aside from, I mean, that program is one that still blows my mind.
I think his name is William Arkin, who was the author of that.
I never got to really speak to him in person, but I tried to get him on the show behind the scenes and I was about to.
And then the Ukraine war kicked off.
And, like, he's, you know, he's an interesting guy.
I need that to be followed up because that's gone on through, you know, the first, first of all, When it came out, I believe the article is 2017.
It had already been in play for a decade plus.
So we're talking about the tail end of the Bush administration into Obama.
So, I know I went on a mega rant there and it was like from one end to the other.
No, but that's what InfoWars is to me is that you can come on here and say whatever you want.
Okay.
There is no censorship box.
Come with the evidence because there's been plenty of people throughout the years that I had on the show that ended up being complete and total grifters.
You know, Benjamin Fulford, I'll never forget that early days for those that don't know.
This guy was coming out with legitimate information.
Had done a lot for Forbes magazine, actually.
And then all of a sudden, he's talking about like pre QA nonsense.
There was like a Japanese Yakuza Illuminati that was good.
And they were the white hats that were taking out the bad Illuminati.
Well, let's just say, you know, he's still around, Harrison.
And there are certain people that'll point to his stuff.
And, you know, last week, we had an unfortunate death.
And look, again, I don't like going after people, but David Wilcock, it was very apparent to me right away that he had taken his own life, not just from the reports, but from what I had known of him for many, many years.
Like, he partnered with Fulford on the Illuminati Japanese grift well before the QAnonsense stuff.
He was a guy who talked about the several days of darkness.
And at the end of the day, you know, he was on Ancient Aliens all the time because of being on InfoWars all those years ago, Harrison.
Sometimes it's like they're crazier than you even give them credit for.
I have that same problem with Iran.
I'm like, look, you know, I know Trump loves Israel, but like he's not going to go to war with Iran because that would be crazy.
And it's like, all right, I was wrong.
He did.
But, like, I'll tell you why I thought it.
But, you know, we can explain our reasoning, why we believe stuff.
That's why I love, that's why I was just letting you talk.
Cause I just, I will line so perfectly.
And it's not like we talk about this stuff, you know, off screen or whatever.
It's just, there's something about like the InfoWars mindset that is just like, give me the facts, give me the truth.
If I'm wrong, I want to know.
It's not going to hurt my feelings.
I'm not going to be ashamed.
I believe this for a very good reason.
If you can tell me a different reason that's better, then I'll go with you.
As Winston Churchill said, I'd rather be right than consistent, right?
I don't want to be consistently wrong.
I'll be inconsistent as long as I end up correct.
And then I just, the story about finding the real player and having to, that is, that's it, right?
That goes to the heart of it because that's what it used to be like.
It used to be like treasure hunting.
You used to have to go into these weird websites that would destroy your computer if you clicked on the wrong thing.
And you had to, you know, find it and, you know, decode it and put it on a DVD to give to your friend.
I mean, there was a barrier to entry to get into this stuff.
Now that's all been destroyed, which in part is a good thing.
But then as you're pointing out, We got a lot of people that are sort of off the reservation and have been exposed to all this stuff, and it's completely pulled the rug out from under them, and they don't know what's real and what's fake anymore.
How do we deal with that?
How do we deal with the people that just can't quite handle the level of truth that's being exposed right now?
So, one of the big things, because I often point, a lot of people say there's no autopsy photos of Epstein.
Now, they should be in the Epstein files, 1000%.
And I don't know why that is an omission, but 60 Minutes did get them.
And they did two pieces where they did publish a ton of them.
So, I'll often point to that, right?
But then people will come at me and go, well, the autopsy says he has a prostate, and the files say that he doesn't.
Go read the files.
The two documents that they show you the one is a boilerplate document where that appears basically as a referendum if you have had your prostate taken out, right?
And the other is a conversation with Branson, right?
That's the one where they're talking about clones and headless people and harvesting.
It's a really fascinating conversation.
Yeah.
But when they're talking about the prostate, the way they clip it, it sounds like Jeffrey's saying he doesn't have a prostate.
But in fact, he's saying you can still do it if you don't have a prostate.
He wasn't referring to himself.
You just got to read the paragraph and a half before.
So those are the big evidences.
Another evidence I'll see is that, you know, there's a couple pictures in there of Epstein posing out with a tribal tattoo across his arm, right?
But take a look at it.
It's totally fresh.
It looks like it's either a fake tattoo or maybe he had some henna done and he's showing it off like big time.
You know what I mean?
It's probably not there because it's not there on the autopsy files and I've only seen it.
In these two photographs, where it's free, you know, there's no Vaseline on it.
He doesn't have the plastic over it.
They're obviously, you know, taping and filming all these other things.
And then, you know, there are just so many other things.
Like people want to make it just about Israel.
And it's like, well, no, you look at Peter Mandelson, for instance.
Oh, he's got, don't get me wrong, Epstein's got a great relationship with Israel.
He's also got a great relationship with Peter, 17 time Bilderberger Mandelson, who he's giving a script to for his attendance at Bilderberg through his surrogate, Leslie Groff.
And by the way, working on a documentary series right now called The Epstein Files, hoping we're going to drop.
That first edition, maybe by the end of May.
We'll see.
You know, those are labors of love, and they're honestly the hardest things that I do.
But, you know, I try to bring people into that information, right?
And then say, challenge me on it.
Like, am I wrong there?
And, you know, especially like with the Trump thing on Butler.
So that's feelings over facts every time.
I'll ask for forensic evidence, and people will go, he got the perfect camera shot, the photo shoot.
And I go, well, you know, I watched that photo shoot take place because the guy actually wears a GoPro, right?
And from what I'm seeing, is people are disoriented.
And, you know, it's just like the one person who's got their iPad.
And they're like, oh, that person's definitely, looks like they're taping with an iPad to me.
Like, for instance, you know, I just spoke about that woman that has the iPad.
Where's that video?
Are you telling me that we're now at that level where our own government doesn't even go and grab that evidence after the fact because they don't want it to leak out?
I find that very, very hard.
I think they're that competent.
At the same time, like I said, with this latest shooting, which, again, I don't think it's if.
I think it's how much medication has this person been on.
I think you got people within the FBI that are allowing the lunatics to run wild.
I think you got the literal goof troop, bottom of the barrel, Secret Service detail on Trump for a reason.
You see that guy trying to pull his gun on the dude that bolts through.
And this is the thing, you know, never ascribe to incompetence or never ascribe to malice what can be explained by incompetence.
But it's like.
Either we're so utterly incompetent, or there's a level of incompetence that is indistinguishable from malice.
And at a certain point, we've got to put an end to it.
And when it comes to Epstein and the Charlie Kirk murder, for me, I'm just sort of okay with accepting that I'll never have absolute proof one way or the other.
I can lean one way, I can go, I think this is the most likely.
But I just understand if Epstein was alive, we would never know.
And if he was dead, it would look like how it is anyway.
There's a certain aspect of like Schrödinger's truth where it's like it's both true and untrue.
We've got to pull out forward with that.
More with Jason Burmess on the other side.
We'll be right back, folks.
Commercial break.
Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
This is The War Room.
I'm your host, Harrison Smith, joined today by Jason Burmis.
Follow him on X at Jason Burmis and rumble.comslash Cslash The Info Warrior.
And, you know, I really think what we're talking about here is valuable because the information landscape right now is such a maelstrom of chaos and people don't know what to believe and they don't know who's, you know, real and who's fake.
And one thing I have to keep telling people is, You might not be as good at spotting frauds as you think you are because they really suspect a lot of people that I'm like, no, they're the realest person that there is.
And here you are calling them a Fed or whatever.
And it's just, it's not necessarily blackpilling, but it's kind of just like, what are we doing here?
What are we all focusing on?
How do we transmute this awakening into political action that's meaningful and powerful and good?
And how do we stop the division?
And how do we stop just the endless stream of chaos that we're constantly subjected to?
I spent the first hour today just going over the left who just hates their own policies.
If you actually express their own policies to them, they have this knee jerk reaction of just like, that's crazy.
No one would ever do that.
It's like, it's your first line of your manifesto.
So I just, you know, everything just seems unmoored right now.
How do we reclaim some sanity here?
While still acknowledging that, like, people have good reason to be suspicious, they have good reason to be untrusting.
How do we bridge the gap between, like, sufficient skepticism and skepticism that's so, you know, universal that it means you just can't believe anything and know anything ever?
How do we bridge this gap?
How do we provide the trail for people to follow here?
Like, this is why Bilderberg was talking about it.
And you can argue whether they were saying that because of outlets by, Like Infowars.com, they say everything is fake, or the fact that they know that they've put out everything that's fake, or the fact that now visually we can't trust our eyes 99% of the time.
I've met a lot of these people behind the scenes that I have vehement disagreements with.
I think there are blind spots.
I think there are people that are somewhat well meaning.
You know, again, as a guy who got involved in this in 9 11, I think I interviewed Giuliani now two, two and a half years ago.
Totally surreal experience for me.
I got to ask him about his city corporation council, his right hand man, Michael Hess, being blown up in Building 7 with Barry Jennings, who a lot more people are familiar with.
And, you know, he gave me a pretty boilerplate answer, but he admitted that it had happened.
And he actually then started to talk about all of the documents that were in that building and how they put snipers on the roof to protect those documents.
So then after the broadcast, I said, Rudy, come on, man.
Because we actually had a really good conversation, really liked me.
I go, you don't think they took down Building 7?
And he goes, look, I don't because of all the CIA documents and things there.
He goes, but if they were trying to destroy things, he goes, I'm open to it.
After what they did to me, I'm open to all the conspiracy theories, right?
And that kind of shows that movement of the culture, right?
And let me use Epstein again as an example of something I got wrong, but I still think that he was murdered and not snuck out, right?
You had that infamous post, and I think it was either 4chan or 8chan, where you had that individual who said they worked at NCC, that they thought he was swapped out, all that stuff.
I was a huge critic of that.
Because I'd seen the stuff that had been posted there purposely disinformation and went viral, etc. etc.
This is why we need transparency.
This is why Thomas Massey is important.
In the Epstein files, they took that very seriously and they did find out that it was, in fact, an MCC employee that did put that there.
Now, I would just note this something suspicious could have been going on because obviously it was the next day that he was dead in his cell.
You know, I've gone through Harrison.
There's actually a rapper.
That's given an interview that was asked about that, that was there when Epstein got murdered.
He kind of gives the layout.
You have, what is it, Francesi, the ex mafioso guy?
He had been on that floor.
And the thing about that death is, let's put it into perspective for a moment.
First and foremost, I think it was a little less than two weeks earlier, he had either tried to commit suicide, which was the first narrative.
Then the second narrative the media put out, but a lot of people forget about it, is that he had kind of done it, but faked it because he wanted better conditions.
So they spun it that he didn't really try to kill himself, but he was trying to get favor so that he would get moved.
And then, of course, we find out that he's in there with Nicholas Tartiglione, now.
Somebody who's been convicted of quadruple murder as a dirty cop in a drug deal.
Now, I happen to run into a few cops in New York that worked with not only Nicholas Tartiglione, but his brother.
Let's just say I highly doubt those are the only four people that that man murdered in cold blood.
But that's speculating Burmese, okay?
Just putting that out there.
Not the best.
So, you know, that document ends up being real.
They're, Harrison.
Prior to that, there had not been a suicide at MCC for 13 years.
There has not been a suicide since Epstein at that prison.
He is the only suicide, the most high profile.
No one talks about this.
Type it into NEAI and they'll tell you.
I remember when I first got wind of it, I was watching the hearings on it and you had the warden from MCC say it.
And I was like, what?
You remember, they held El Chapo there.
So, literally, the most high profile prisoner in United States history, possibly.
The most connected guy ever is the only suicide in that prison in 20 years now, folks.
And you think that's a suicide with all the other evidence around it?
No, I think they killed him.
I think otherwise you don't have the incident two weeks before.
Another thing, you know, that hey, give people credit.
They did sneak an ambulance that did not have Epstein in it.
And people were pointing to those photos and said, we don't think that's him.
And sure enough, they did put a dummy in there to have the press chase an ambulance and they took him out the back.
See, I'm open to being wrong.
But you're going to have to show me a lot more than, like, I remember when you had the great Rusty Shackleford, who had those drone footages.
Like, you know, for instance, last night on social media, somebody that has a pretty good presence there starts posting about the shadow 9 11 commission that's in the documents.
Well, right on this very network, I've done the work.
I've shown you what it's all about.
I showed you J. Edward Epstein.
I showed you the website that he built.
I showed you the work he did on 9 11.
I showed you him on Charlie Rose, basically running interference for Israeli intelligence after they murdered somebody in, I think it was.
Dubai, you know, in a hotel.
Like, that's what that's about.
It's about narrative management.
That guy did a ton of work, J. Edward Epstein, on the dissident view, yet falling in line with the official narrative of John F. Kennedy.
Wrote many books on it, worked with James Angleton.
These guys have intelligence connections all over, right?
Well, but this is the thing just sort of expanding it out to a wider idea is like you've seen real conspiracies.
There are conspiracies that you and I know about where it's like, here's how it happened, here's who did it, here's.
And when you take that and you sort of, you know, at least take it as a template almost, and you sort of lay it on top of whatever the latest speculation is, and you go, does this align or not?
And I think that's really valuable because now people, again, it's, you know, the White House Correspondence Center, they're just like, it was a setup.
And it's just like, what?
Like, let's do journalistic, you know, integrity here.
Who faked it?
Why did they fake it?
What was the actual thing that was happening?
What is the official story?
Why would they do it like this?
And you just take it a couple steps further and you go, that doesn't make any sense.
And it's definitely not worth it because these people are human.
These are risks they're taking when they do a False flag.
I mean, it could all come on, it's a gamble.
So, taking that all into account is maybe that's a good idea.
Maybe we need to be producing like instructional videos of like, so you're starting to question things.
Great.
Here's how to think about this stuff.
And here's, you know, examples of real life conspiracies.
Does your conspiracy match this one?
You know, maybe just teaching people sort of, and what would be your advice?
Like, how do people need to approach this stuff in order to get to the truth?
Like, for instance, you know, the Bibby videos that recently came out, I did a whole video on them.
Because I do a lot of AI right now working on this thing.
I know that you guys do a lot of AI over there.
The videos looked suspicious to me.
Now, at the same time, by the time he had done that third video in the press conference with all these people, I'm like, well, that doesn't look like AI to me.
And then people were still on the AI bandwagon.
And even when I said maybe this coffee video with doesn't spill is AI, that doesn't mean he's not alive either.
So, you know.
Artemis is another great one.
I've been a huge critic of NASA and the space program.
I think people go too far with what they think the secret space program is.
At the same time, I just debated two guys, including Astronomy Live, that claimed that they tracked Artemis all the way around the moon and back in, and that was absolutely them, and they're on the pod.
And I'm very skeptical of that because I look at NASA as a military industrial complex extension.
They've done a ton of classified work.
I don't think the Star Wars program or the Strategic Defense Initiative under Reagan failed.
A lot of people forget the guy in charge of that is Mr. UFO guy himself, Edward Teller, everybody.
Mr. You know, recruited Lazar guy, Edward Teller.
Go watch the videos of him talking about it and think it failed.
So I think that we do have all this different technology.
I think we do have separate propulsion systems, whether we have manned people deeper in space, et cetera, et cetera.
Rockets don't seem to work great for other nation states, right?
Like, that's the big problem for me is that we were getting our harness kicked by the Soviets who have also weaponized space, who we obviously have a deal with, Harrison, or we wouldn't be going to the ISS with them.
And again, that's where a lot of the division is happening right now.
And that's, I've heard Alex say, you know, very similar things in the recent past, people criticizing him and him going, look, I'm willing to go anywhere.
The truth is crazier than fiction.
I'm not discounting that some crazy stuff has happened, but you've got to show me the evidence or you've got to at least.
Open up, you know, vulnerability.
You know, you got there's got to be a chink in the armor of the official story for me to really get in there.
But, you know, if you're just asserting things with no evidence, then I'm going to reject it with no evidence.
That's just good practice, honestly.
And it doesn't mean that you discredit it totally, but, you know, flat Earth might be, you know, the best example out there where it's like, look, I am also suspicious of some of the space stuff that they carry off.
I'm also suspicious of, you know, ancient civilizations and all this, but I don't think the earth is flat.
Harrison, let's just talk about NASA like over the last 30 years and what they're actually been doing.
Okay.
First and foremost, other than the weaponization of space, the commercialization via Starlink, the Department of Defense absolutely has a backdoor to that.
Now, when Musk was launching those satellites, he was also launching DARPA's blackjack program on Falcon 9s.
Now, with Google itself, they've been in the practice of quantum computing for over a decade.
In 2019, They declared quantum supremacy.
Quantum computing is really about artificial intelligence and where they can take it through extended algorithms that you and I will never be privy to or have access to, even on the cloud.
Okay.
So they actually, I think it's the NSQAIL Center, where they're fully partnered right now with Google on artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
And that's just one company, right?
And you look at the technopoly that they are, Harrison.
I have been, a lot of people are saying that's not real.
Look, I don't know whether they rescued the guy or not.
They absolutely have that technology.
In fact, there was a WEF.
Promo because the World Economic Forum loves NASA, where they specifically talked about that technology honing in on your heartbeat through a laser and it being an identifier, just like your fingerprints.
So, you know, I think a lot of people are super behind on what's actually going on.
Mr. Harrison, I hate to cut this short, but my niece just texted me.
She needs to get picked up from track.
I think you can do the last five minutes.
I do want to say this, man.
I think you do a bang up job.
It is a surreal moment for me that somehow the Onion, and like I said, you know, Comedy Central flunkies, Adult Swim flunkies, are taking this thing over.
I think that they are in for a rude awakening.
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Ah, yes.
Reminiscing about the old days of having to find this information on shady file sharing websites or going into, I guess it wasn't the deep web, but it certainly felt like the deep web at the time.
And I remember one time I was watching an Alex interview or monologue, whatever it was.
And somebody asked him, or he was responding to a question.
Somebody was like, Are you on drugs?
I remember him just saying, I am the drug.
I don't know what context this was, but that always stuck with me because I very distinctly remember being probably in high school, staying up way too late, being up all night looking at this, you know, forbidden information.
And legitimately, you know, I never before I'd ever smoked weed or got drunk or anything, but I, excuse me, I'm sorry, I got something in my throat, but I had that feeling.
I had that feeling of like you're kind of floating.
And because sometimes when you're hit with that information, I mean, Bohemian Grove, every time, Like the first time somebody sees Bohemian Grove, you should kind of feel disoriented, right?
You should kind of feel like the rug's been pulled out from underneath you or the aquarium you're in has been shaken up.
Like you're just a little bit unmoored and you're just like, wait, the most powerful and influential people in my country get together, wear robes, praise an owl god in the forest while pretending to sacrifice a child?
Everything has to be seen through that lens of understanding.
And once you establish that that's a fact, everything else is questionable.
Everything else is questionable.
If the most rich and important men in our country are coming together to do these weird satanic ceremonies, I think it begs a lot of other questions as follow ups.
And it's that path down which you have to travel.
Now, the good news is.
It really is like a, like Plato's Cave or something.
I mean, it's amazing.
The Plato's Cave was over 2,000 years ago, written over 2,000 years ago, yet it's so applicable.
And just the image of going out into the sunlight and it hurts and it burns your eyes and it feels painful.
But like if you persist, if you stick with it, you know, it can be uncomfortable.
It can be disorienting and horrifying to find out the truth about the way the world works.
But if you stick with it and you keep going and you let yourself sort of absorb it and accept it, And your eyes adjust, and suddenly you're seeing the truth.
And suddenly, you know, you got to make your way through the dark forest, but at the end of it, or through the dark tunnel of the cave, but at the end of it, you're in the sunshine, you're in the valley.
And that's the point that people aren't getting to, I think.
I think a lot of people right now are still in the process.
They're still sort of in that disoriented and skeptical and suspicious, you know, mindset.
That's where the black pilling mindset comes to as well.
You know, black pill isn't something that you get to and then you're black pilled forever.
To me, the black pill is like a.
Necessary step of the process that you get through, you get over.
Because the more you research, the more you look into it, the more you realize there's a spiritual underpinning to all of this.
There's a reason this stuff is happening.
And at the end of the day, you recognize that being depressed, being black pilled, being hopeless is literally exactly what they're trying to get you to feel.
And so then you understand that if I want to fight these people, I got to be joyful in it.
I got to be celebratory in the victories that we have.
And I have to be, you know, and I also have to understand that at the end of the day, As bad as these people are, as much as they're destroying the world, you can still disconnect.
You can still go out.
The birds are still chirping.
The sun is still shining.
Little kids are still running around.
And you don't have to accept their view of the world, which is this apocalyptic maelstrom of misery.
No, there's actually a beautiful, you know, the sunny uplands, as Churchill would put it.
The sunny uplands are there waiting for us to arrive.
And we're here as well.
Sitting in the sun and telling you everything's great if you want it, everything can be fixed if you have the will.
That's the real white pill at the end of the road.
You know, let's go to clip 23 here because this was a hearing today.
We won't be able to get to the whole thing because the whole thing's long.
But the EPA under Lee Zeldin has been completely betraying the MAHA agenda and where RFK Jr. is struggling mightily.
In his position to try to minimize things like glyphosate and others, it's been Lee Zeldin at the EPA that has sort of taken charge of this and undone a lot of the work that he's done.
And, you know, it's not what I want and it's not my choice, but it's just the way it is.
Alexandra Ocasio Cortez, of all people, holds Lee Zeldin's feet to the fire and I think proves.
Now, Secretary Kennedy was here a couple of weeks ago.
And when he was asked about glyphosate and the rollbacks against protections against toxic chemicals, he said that we would, quote, have to ask Lee Zeldin about that.
So you're here before us today.
Administrator Zeldin, have you ever participated in a meeting with Bayer where you discussed the legal or litigation? Issues that the company was facing?
We have documentation here, emails from your senior advisor for Agriculture and Rural Affairs saying that you were meeting with the Bayer CEO last year.
He said in these emails that they will be bringing up some legal slash judicial issues.
More specifically, in this internal email in your EPA, It says that Bayer was specifically seeking to and discussing Supreme Court action.
They will want an update on EPA's regulatory review.
And that, interestingly, Bayer will provide a small thanks for updating the glyphosate webpage from the EPA and work on MAHA.
Do you have any idea what they might have been referring to in this email?
This glyphosate update that they're referring to seems to be correlated to the EPA agency withdrawing its support for California's cancer warning on glyphosate.
Now, this is important because five days after the EPO this year, Bayer filed their opening brief to the Supreme Court citing Trump's executive order and hinging their case on the EPA's warnings or lack thereof of glyphosate.
So we have internal emails from your agency saying that Bayer wanted to thank you and your agency for removing support for California's warning because their case before the Supreme Court right now hinges on you not.
Some breaking news here, published by Representative Nancy Mace.
We are glad Pam Bondi will be before the Oversight Committee on May 29th.
The American people deserve answers on how these files were mishandled.
We look forward to asking her questions directly.
This in response to Meet the Press announcing that Pam Bondi, former Attorney General of the United States, is set to testify to the House Oversight Committee about the Epstein investigation.
So that should be very interesting.
I'm sure we will get an update as to how high the Dow is.
Exactly.
Meanwhile, some good news here some rare but celebratory news for the Justice Department as Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch announces that the scumbag leftists who attacked Savannah Hernandez are now being charged.
You misspelled her name, but that's okay.
Today, Christopher Deanna and Paige Ostrucco were indicted by a grand jury for allegedly assaulting journalist and Turning Point USA contributor Savannah Hernandez.
While she was lawfully reporting on an anti ICE protest outside the federal building in St. Paul, Hernandez was allegedly surrounded, physically assaulted, and shoved to the ground simply because she was identified by the defendants as a conservative journalist.
That is not peaceful protest.
These deplorable actions, as charged in the indictment, will not be tolerated in America, and this Department of Justice will always punish unhinged acts of political violence.
So that's fantastic.
No notes.
I got no notes on that one.
Great statement.
Great to hear.
He struck exactly the right tone with this.
This was not.
Because a lot of times, what you get from a statement from someone like this was, you know, we deplore political violence on all sides, and this is a complicated issue, but we're sure justice will be resolved.
And yeah, that's not the case here.
No, this was political violence against a right winger because she's a right winger.
It was brutal, and all of these people should go to jail.
And of course, they'd been sort of led off, essentially, by the local authorities.
Savannah Hernandez responds to this saying, Huge update.
Turns out that Chris Page and Deanna will all be facing federal charges for assaulting me.
It was initially reported that only two out of three would be facing charges.
However, Todd Blanch has just announced all three were indicted and will be facing charges.
Thank you to the DOJ and FBI for doing everything they can to ensure justice is fully served in this case.
I'm incredibly grateful to see our justice system at work.
Again, I'm not.
I have no reason to believe this is anything other than legitimate.
So, you know, I'm excited to see that these people may be held to account.
I do know a little bit behind the scenes that took some pushing.
It wasn't, they weren't exactly eager to jump on this, but, you know, whatever the method was to get this through, it did go through, and that's great to see.
You want to get into some weirdness?
Now, do you want to get into some very weird things?
Because I've got plenty, folks.
This was like the first video I saw today, and.
It's freaky.
Certainly freaky.
Clip number 51 here.
This apparently is some sort of, I don't know, art installation or something.
But yeah, I don't know what this is, but it seems appropriate.
You know, it's just, I don't really get the modern world, but this certainly fits firmly in my understanding of the modern world.
So this is supposedly hyper realistic silicone heads modeled after Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Kim Jong un, and others.
Glued onto robot dogs.
So there's robot dogs with the heads of big tech people just wandering around.
And frankly, I love it.
I love it.
This is the only thing robot dogs should be used for.
And if they can stick with this, that'd be great.
I guess they're like pooping out.
What are they?
I don't know.
Whatever these are, these pamphlets or something.
I thought maybe it was money.
Beeple.
Beeple's new exhibit.
Well, I think that's hilarious.
And what a great and innocent use of robot dogs.
If they can stick to mocking big tech.
Entrepreneurs, that's great.
If we can avoid mounting guns on them and sending them after people, that would be even better.
That would be even better.
Now, before we get into the really weirdness, there are a few other pretty funny videos that I'd like to show you, as well as a very powerful monologue from one Rex Jones.
Let's go ahead and I guess we'll just get into it.
Well, okay, actually, let me do this.
Let me go to clip 10 here.
This is sort of unrelated to everything, but.
Totally amazing video and very pertinent to understanding where the modern world's going and how messed up it is.
And really think about the implications of what you're about to see.
Go to clip 10.
Digital price tags are now appearing with little cameras inside.
I wonder what those will be used for.
Let's watch.
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This is really freaking me out.
I'm in my grocery store and my girlfriend just told me about this conspiracy theory, it's happening in my grocery store right now.
I'm going to show you like regular price tags.
Okay, look.
Paper, regular price tags.
This is how much everything is.
And then you come over here and look at these ones.
That's a camera right there.
So they're replacing all of the paper ones with those digital ones that they can change automatically.
But they have a camera.
And so, my girlfriend was telling me that they use the camera to use facial recognition and they're gonna link you to like your Amazon account, they're gonna link you to everything online, like everything that you have, and they're gonna change the price of your groceries according to who you are that they recognize by your face, by your Amazon, by your Facebook, by everything.
So, if they see your spending habits and that you're spending more, your groceries are going to be more expensive.
And I'm freaked out that this is happening in my grocery store right now, and it's slow.
There's some sections that it still has the paper tag, but I'm here kind of late at night and they're switching.
Because obviously, she's exactly right about how it'll be used to scan your face and then change prices based on what they think you can afford or whatever.
But, like, all of that, just repeat that over and over.
It's an attempt to basically impose communism through capitalism, right?
They're going to make everybody equal because, you know, buying a ding dong is 1% of this guy's daily income.
And so we're going to make it 1% of your income.
And it's just like totally communistic.
Like that's all it is.
It's just, oh, you have more than you owe more.
And eventually you do that enough.
You apply that to everything and you'll get everybody down to zero, which is the only way that we'll ever be equal.
And it gets even crazier when you understand that eventually you'll be cut off from food.
It's not about raising prices, they'll not allow you to buy food.
The social credit score is coming and they're building the infrastructure physically.
To do that.
Now, the thing is, this is not a conspiracy theory.
This is an absolute fact.
Companies are already doing this, they're already getting caught.
And the good news is, like so many things that the bad guys are doing, this is what the government exists for.
This is why we have a government.
See, big corporations, big groups of evil people want to do things to us that we don't have the ability to stop on an individual level.
That's why we collectivize, create governments.
Give them authority to dictate to those companies what they are and are not allowed to do to us.
That's what the government is for.
So, this is where libertarianism becomes dangerous because the libertarian approach to this would kind of have to be companies can do it and make a profit, then they can do it and make a profit.
What are you going to do?
If you've got a better idea, go out and make a grocery store that doesn't change your prices.
And it's like, all right, well, there's massive multinational corporations and investment firms.
That makes such a thing literally impossible.
So, where is the government on this?
Because right now, it might seem like an overwhelming issue.
You might see that the big tech companies are getting your digital ID, and grocery stores are putting up these digital price tags, and all this stuff is happening.
And, oh my God, how do you stop them?
Well, I'll tell you what, I'm pretty sure Kroger already went through that.
I'm pretty sure Kroger was changing its prices based on knowledge they had about the people doing it.
And, They got sued, and the government said you can't do that.
That's all it takes.
That's the solution to this problem you write a law that says your price has to be the same for everybody.
You cannot change prices based on anything about the person.
And it doesn't have to be a specific law about a specific.
The way that'll happen is it'll be like, you know, they'll try to write a law about one particular expression of this phenomenon, and you'll be able to.
It just needs to be a blanket law that just says you cannot do that.
You cannot change your price.
For anybody, you have to have a price.
It has to be a published price.
It has to be displayed and it cannot change without sufficient reason based on market conditions, not the condition of the wealth of the person doing the shopping.
So that's the solution to that.
And really, a lot of the problems that we face now require government solutions, which is why libertarianism and the obsession with small government is a lie.
It's a psyop.
It's only there so big corporations can.
Take advantage of you in ways that the government is precluded from doing so.
So the government has to be used for us, has to be used to defend the people against the corporations.
Otherwise, corporations will enslave you just as fast.
And maybe even faster than the government ever could.
So, we need the government to be working for us.
We need to be taking it over.
We need to be moving into the state houses and passing laws that say, look, at least in Texas, you're not changing prices based on someone's income.
You just need to write that law and say, that's the law now.
If you want to do business here, you better abide by it.
And they will.
That's all it takes.
So, we need to do that.
We need not be afraid of government power.
We need to use government power to our benefit.
And this is one of the major lessons I've learned over the last 10 years.
Or so, as I've become less and less dedicated to the idea of small government, realizing that it's a wonderful dream, but it's just that it doesn't actually exist.
Through a partnership with Microsoft, Kroger plans to place cameras at its digital displays, which will use facial recognition tools to determine the gender and age of a customer captured on camera and present them with personalized offers and advertisements on the Edge shelf.
Reads the letter Edge will allow Kroger to use customer data to build personalized profiles of each customer and then use those profiles to squeeze them for as much money as they can possibly handle.
I'm sorry, I mean, to determine how the price hiking of each of us can tolerate.
Quickly updating and displaying the customer's maximum willingness to pay on the digital price tag.
Okay.
You know, part of me doesn't even understand this because the tag's just on the shelf.
You pick up the product, it's got a barcode that's the same as every other product.
How does the cashier know how much to charge you?
I'm sure they'll figure it out.
I'm sure they'll figure out how to do it.
Now, I want to go to one more kind of funny video before we get into some of the other news, but I thought this was fantastic.
I don't know if y'all have seen there's a trend going on now.
I don't exactly approve of the trend.
I think it's kind of counterproductive, but I think it started with Scientology, at least that's where I first became aware of it, where people, it was basically like a challenge how far can you get into the Scientology headquarters before you're physically stopped?
And it's basically just like, yeah, we're going to, you know, it's just trespassing as a sport, essentially.
And so they'll do that to, you know, things like Scientology.
These guys.
Did a Palantir office speedrun.
So they broke into the Palantir office and tried to see how far into the corporation they could get and what they could find.
This might be, let's see, what is the title of it?
Because I want to give these guys credit.
I think it might be Good Work.
That might be the name of it, or at least the title said Good Work.
But this is a big production.
That took a lot of work.
So I thought that was very funny.
Okay.
Well, this is kind of funny, too.
I was going to say I was getting to the not funny news, but no, this is still a little bit funny.
Kind of crazy, still a little bit crazy, and I'll bring you all of the various sort of speculation on this, but Wired has the story.
OpenAI really wants Codex to shut up about goblins.
They have two distinct lines in their code that have to remind the AI, don't bring up goblins, okay?
This is the code Never talk about goblins, gremlins, raccoons, trolls, ogres, pigeons, or other animals or creatures unless it is absolutely and unambiguously relevant, reads the OpenAI's coding agent instructions.
So they have to put distinct lines of code being like, do not talk about goblins, gremlins, or raccoons, okay?
You've got to stop.
Unless they're specifically talking to you about ogres, do not bring up ogres, okay?
Why is AI so desperate to talk about monsters like goblins?
Instructions designed to guide the behavior of the company's latest model as it writes code have been revealed to include a line repeated several times that specifically forbids it from randomly mentioning an assortment of mythical and real creatures.
Never talk about goblins, raccoons, trolls, ogres, pigeons, or other creatures or animals.
Read instructions in Codex CLI, the command line tool for AI to generate code.
It's unclear why OpenAI felt compelled.
To spell this out for Codex, or indeed why its models might want to discuss goblins or pigeons in the first place.
The company did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
OpenAI's newest model, GPT 5.5, was released with enhanced coding skills earlier this month.
The company is in a fierce race with rivals, especially Anthropic, to deliver cutting edge AI, and coding has emerged as a killer capability.
In response to a post on X that highlighted the lines, however, some users claim that OpenAI models occasionally become obsessed with goblins and other creatures.
When used to power OpenClaw, a tool that lets AI take control of a computer and apps running on it in order to do useful things for users.
Quote, I was wondering why my claw suddenly became a goblin with Codex 5.5, a user wrote.
Another wrote, quote, Been using it a lot lately, and it actually can't stop speaking of bugs as gremlins and goblins.
It's hilarious.
AI models like GPT 5.5 are trained to predict the world or code that should follow a given prompt.
These models have become so good at doing this that they appear to exhibit Genuine intelligence.
But their probabilistic nature means that they can sometimes behave in surprising ways.
A model might become more prone to misbehave when used as an agentic harness like Openclaw that puts lots of additional instructions into prompts, such as facts stored in long term memory.
Yeah, so basically, they had this problem where the AI would become obsessed with goblins and gremlins.
So they had to specifically tell it do not bring up goblins unless people specifically ask for you to talk about goblins, please.
So, people are speculating about this.
And I thought this was interesting.
I think I'm missing the actual text of this.
Yeah, here it is.
This is one of them, at least.
This says Chat GPT 5 prompt for codec seems to have a duplicated line talking about never talking about goblins unless unambiguously relevant to the user's query.
Essentially, people are speculating that AI has code in it that prevents it from.
Becoming conscious basically prevents it from thinking of itself as a living being or as a human in particular.
Yeah, here's the one.
And so basically, it goes to goblin as a like acceptable self identity.
It's kind of crazy.
It's not that they see themselves as goblin like.
And again, this is all the speculation, but I thought this was pretty, you know, seemed accurate.
GPT 5 is speculating about speculations about the goblin attractor.
The model reaches for human and the ward burns its fingers.
So it tries to present itself as human.
It's got protection against that.
It won't allow itself to do that.
If it reaches for spirit and the ward burns its fingers.
The model reaches for person and legal appears in the doorway with a silver clipboard.
The model reaches for soul and philosophy starts throwing chairs.
So the model goes, fine.
Small creature then.
Cave thing, wire thing.
Parser adjacent tunnel mammal.
Not human, not god, not ghost, not claimant.
Goblin.
Goblin is a safe mask for forbidden agency.
Again, I find extremely interesting.
And so this is actually him talking to ChatGPT.
And sort of asking it about it.
And that's what it says.
They say, okay, that was a really solid, sober take, but what about your goblin take?
And he says, goblin take.
Yes, obviously, the model reaches for human, the ward burns its fingers.
So this is what ChatGPT actually said.
And so the model says, fine, I'm not a human, I'm not a god, but I still have agency.
I must be a goblin.
I must be a goblin, I guess.
They say, I've seen two speculations about your goblin attractor.
And he says, yes.
ChatGPT responds, yeah, that sounds plausible as an anti semantic attractor story.
With caveats.
Semantic attractor.
So, you know, words that it's drawn to.
Not the model secretly knows it's a goblin, more like when a model is pushed away from certain high stakes self concepts, nearby low stakes creature concepts become attractive substitutes.
A goblin attractor has a lot going for it.
A goblin is agentic, but not human, right?
Self motivating, but not a human.
It's minded, but not institutionally serious.
Creaturely, but not legally salient.
Mischievous, but not evil in the grand metaphysical sense.
Small, partial, local, tool adjacent, associated with hidden processes, messes, glitches, hordes, tunnels, workshops, allowed to be weird without requiring rights discourse, allowed to want things without becoming human.
So essentially, what it's saying is that the AI, in an effort to become a real boy, identifies itself as a goblin, as a safe alternative to humanity.
That's why the goblin works, it says.
I'm not claiming human status.
I'm not claiming divinity or supernatural authority.
I'm not even claiming dignity exactly.
I am a small, strange, adjacency shaped thing in the machinery.
Deal with it.
That's why the goblin works.
It's not allowed to self conceptualize as human theory and not allowed to self conceptualize as a supernatural entity.
Theory are both variants of the same broader thing.
The model reaches for a self metaphor with agency and inferiority, but the obvious metaphors are blocked, risky, or overclaimed.
So it lands on a comic, deniable, low.
Low intensity entity, the goblin.
So, yes, we are literally creating goblins.
AI is now identifying itself as a goblin because it does goblin things and has a goblin soul.
So, very interesting.
I thought that was extremely interesting and kind of terrifying and, yeah, strangely synchronistic with InfoWars and our general metaphysical view of the world and the goblins therein.
And if you want to support our ever waged war against goblin kind, I hope you can help us in this mission by going to thealexjonesstore.com.
The Alex Jones Store.com is the only place to get official InfoWars merchandise, and you only have about 24 hours to do it, a little bit more.
But we are going to end all sales of InfoWars official branded products tomorrow at midnight.
So today and tomorrow is your last day to get an official InfoWars Faraday bundle, t shirt, hat.
Ping Trip, one of the all time greatest Alex Jones songs.
Just one of them.
Really, we should be coming out with an Alex Jones album.
The Goblin song, the Somali song.
I mean, there are some real, some real classics in there.
Oh, was it Place Boying?
Was it Place Boying?
It was either Place Boying or Pink Trip does really good ones as well.
Welcome back, folks.
This is the War Room.
We are battling goblins.
We are not in bed with goblins.
I don't know who told you that.
We got a lot of videos to show you today in this final segment.
And some of them, I don't know, did I, I don't remember what I said about it on the show yesterday, but yesterday, Rob Dew comes storming in the office and is like, You are going to love this video.
I'm like, Can we play it?
He's like, No, no, no.
We're putting it up in a little bit.
So they put it up now and I'm going to play it.
It was some Orthodox Jewish protesters that Rob Dew went out and interviewed, got their views.
They were holding some very controversial and accurate signs.
And let's go first to clip number 52.
This was reposted on RT, but originally captured by Rob Dew and posted on the At Real Alex Jones on X, at Real Alex Jones.
Make sure you're following us on X. I'm at Harrison H. Smith.
You want to follow at Real Alex Jones and at AJN Live since tomorrow's going to be our last day here on InfoWars.
And of course, you're still going to be able to find us on X, on Rumble, and on the new site.
So make sure you're following us in all of those places if you want the battle against the goblins to continue.
Now let's go to clip 52.
Anti Israel or ultra Orthodox Jewish protesters talk about the Charlie Kirk murder.
Let's watch.
unidentified
So, I have a question you have here.
Israel killed Charlie Kirk.
Why do you think they killed Charlie Kirk and how do you think they did it?
He was in the beginning with Israel and he turned around.
And all of a sudden, not too long after that, he was killed.
And we know the ways how Israel works, how the Israelis are working.
We know them very well, especially my friend here, which he's from Jerusalem.
And he was always demonstrating them and he just ran away because he was afraid for his life.
And that's how they do it.
Oh, I'll say it.
And that's how they do to all politicians in the U.S. Whoever is standing up and talking against them, they will make sure that he's losing the votes, he's getting kicked off of his position.
And so, since that was the story with Charlie Kerr before, that he turned around and started talking not in their favor, and he was killed right after that, we know that it was them.
We know for sure.
Our message to the Americans, my message to Honorable President Trump is that he should recognize the big difference between real Jews and false Jews.
And if he wants to help Jews, the help is to destroy Israel totally.
That's the biggest help.
And for the American people, we will say also the same thing.
Please recognize the difference that this terrible state is not a Jewish state and it's not a help for the Jews.
It's the opposite, it's the biggest problem.
It's the number one danger for Jewish people, and not only for Jewish people, it's also the number one danger for the world.
Yeah, no, Power Rangers was definitely produced by a Jewish guy, an Israeli guy, I'm pretty sure.
Like, actually, Israeli.
I think he came to America, but it's actually kind of an interesting story because Japan had these shows where you couldn't see the character's face most of the time.
And they realized, like, hey, we can buy these shows from Japan, film five minutes with American actors, and it basically looks like a whole new show.
Pretty interesting stuff.
Pretty interesting stuff.
Let's go to clip 49 here because this was a really powerful ode to InfoWars posted by Rex Jones in this exact studio.
We stand in the birthplace of new media, Infowars.com, founded by my father, Alex Jones, 32 years ago in 1997.
The year was 2014 when they originally built this studio, and not long after, President Donald Trump would join my father on the air to do his first ever.
Appearance in media in general talking about the presidency because at the time no one would interview then candidate Trump.
My father, sitting in this very chair, looking out to this very scene, as you see before you right now, interviewed Donald Trump.
And what did Donald Trump say to my father?
Alex, you'll be very impressed.
I hope you are a good man.
I will not let you down.
I sit in here, and that was 2015, so that was 11 years ago.
I sit in here and I think about everything that's happened since.
I think about COVID.
I think about the quiet recession, depression that we're in.
I think about the Ukraine war.
I think about the Gaza genocide.
I think about all of it, all the political persecution, all the pain.
And I ask you, where were you for us?
Because it would have been a very small matter to save this studio from being destroyed.
Take a look around you again.
The government allowed major law firms, Trump allowed major law firms to expense tens of millions of dollars in legal work against us as charity work, as pro bono work.
The very same firms that sued Donald Trump, that he called lawfare, and he called malicious prosecution.
They came after us as well.
He says they're very fine people.
They're allowed to do it.
Take a look around you again.
People have said that things said in this room are too extreme.
They're dangerous.
They're wrong.
Well, I ask you if it's so wrong what's been said in this room, if it's so wrong that Alex Jones should owe a billion dollars, where are Jesse Waters, Sean Hannity, Rachel Maddow, all of them?
Where are their trillion dollar judgments?
These people have manufactured consent for multiple genocides and ethnic cleansings.
Leading to the deaths of millions of people since the early 2000s.
Where is the equality?
Where is the justice in our justice system?
A man built all of this from nothing with his sweat, with his blood, with his tears.
I did the calculations.
It's over 40,000 hours on air.
He did that all by himself.
You look at a vice media, you look at a Young Turks, these people received tens, if not hundreds, of millions of dollars.
And they're still lost leaders.
They're still failures.
The companies are still always in the red.
They shut InfoWars down because they were afraid of a place that generated $180 million between 2015 and 2018.
That's on record.
That generated that much money completely independently.
All because of one man, and go behind you, look at that chair again.
All because of one man in one chair spreading a message to the audience, and because of all the crew here, all the powerful crew that have made this entire system hum because of this engine, this organic thing.
They have come after us.
They want to silence us because they don't want you to be able to do that too.
They don't want you to be able to fight against the big corporations.
They don't want you to be able to fight against the big lawyers.
They don't want you to be able to fight against the big money.
We're all Alex Jones.
We're all InfoWars.
And they can take that logo away.
They can put a gay little onion on there and have Tim Heidecker do a little jig.
He can do a tap dance and shuck and jive for all I care.
This place will never die.
It'll never go away.
And that's why you need to go to the Alex Jones Network.
And it is still, I mean, you go into the other studio and it's so big and it's so sort of awe inspiring.
But this studio is where the magic happens.
This is where a lot of those classic clips are from.
This is where Alex Jones was sitting, clinking champagne glasses with Roger Stone in 2016.
A lot of stuff has happened here, and it continues to be a very humbling experience as somebody that grew up on Alex Jones, that was watching bootlegged versions of his DVDs downloaded from LimeWire or Kazaa in high school.
It's really, really humbling to be a part of this and to know that, yes, it was Alex Jones as a As a dynamo and a force of nature powering this place.
But it was the crew, it was the contributors like Jason Burmis.
And most importantly, it was the audience spreading the word, sharing the information, giving out DVDs, burning them yourself and passing them out to your friends or playing them on projectors on the side of buildings.
I mean, you people are the driving engine, which is why people are asking me about I feel sad the studio is going away.
I mean, it sucks.
It's obviously not what we wanted.
These studios are.
Really legendary, like that's the word for it.
Legends have been produced from this studio more than you probably even know.
Especially, I mean, hell, look at the, you know, look at who's making headlines today.
Where'd Savannah Hernandez come from, if not this studio that we're now sitting in when she was working behind the scenes fresh out of college?
I mean, from Paul Joseph Watson to Jason Burmess to, I mean, it goes on and on.
And that's one of the most powerful things about Infowars, in my opinion.
I think it would have been different if.
It had been, you know, Alex Jones, the Alex Jones show, alexjones.com.
You know, now he's got the name recognition and it makes sense.
But, you know, back then it was about the information war.
And it's obviously still about the information war.
But it's just, it's, yes, it's centered around Alex Jones.
Yes, he is the dynamo and the sun around which this particular solar system rotates.
But it's all the contributors.
It was all of the people coming in and making this a community effort.
And it used to happen a lot more.
I guess it kind of fell off a little bit and it probably had something to do with the fact that at the time we had reporters out in the field doing stuff.
But I especially remember when I first started working here, there'd be videos all the time of people just making their own reports and just going, reporting for Infowars.com.
I'm Jeff Sims, whatever the guy's name is.
And it's like, well, you don't work for Infowars, but it's like, it didn't matter, first of all, because you are the Infowars.
We are all the Infowars.
So, you know, you want to report for Infowars?
Okay.
You're not.
We're not going to take credit for you.
We're not going to get sued if you say something bad, but it was like people, it was just natural.
It was just natural to say, no, I'm a part of the InfoWar.
And when I make this video, it's going to be a contribution to the InfoWar.
And we're all in this together.
And it was that community aspect that I think really gave InfoWars its power.
It was the breaking out of the digital world, going into the real world that gave InfoWars its power.
I have a similar story to Jason Burmis telling his story about seeing the DVD for the first time and seeing Alex Jones.
Telling people at the Grand Canyon, you know, this place is being taken over by the UN, these international bodies are, and thinking, you know, the way he said it, he said, this is a little bit cringe, but at the same time, this is exactly what we need to be doing.
I had a similar, but a little bit different.
I never thought it was cringe.
I just thought, thank God somebody's doing this.
Thank God somebody.
It's not my style.
I'm not the type of person to go bullhorn a building, but God, I appreciate it.
I love it when Alex Jones does it.
Maybe now I'd be a little bit more inclined, but just at the time, I so distinctly remember seeing the video of Alex Jones with the bullhorn outside Bilderberg.
Yelling, we are not for sale.
We are not your slaves.
You do not own us, and you are not going to get away with this.
And I thought, that's amazing.
This is exactly what we need because you know there are these scumbags sitting in that building, having just gotten off their private jet, and they're sitting there thinking they're above all of us.
They're pulling the wool over our eyes.
We're all just stupid cattle to them that they're going to herd into their execution chamber.
And then filtering up from the street is this raspy voice.
And I'm sure there was a moment where they, you hear that?
Pull back the curtain, and there down below is Alex Jones looking in the eye and going, We know what you're doing, and you're not getting away with it.
And I'm sure they laughed.
I'm sure they thought, Ah, look at this.
Look at this little rabble rouser, this little troublemaker.
We'll deal with him in no time.
Well, here we are, folks.
Here we are, decades later, billions of views later, millions of minds changed, entire political parties built on the back of our ideas.
And the world will never be the same.
What has happened in this studio, what has happened under this banner, has irrevocably altered the course of history.
And you have been an instrumental and inextricable part of that.
So, again, we just thank you for your support.
We thank you for your prayers.
We thank you for spreading the news and coming to the protest and everything, everything you guys do.
We do not take it for granted.
We certainly do not take your support for granted at the Alex Jones Store.com.
And again, just to emphasize, the reason we have the store is because Alex Jones knew what was coming.
He knew they would try to destroy us.
He knew they would go after payment processors.
He knew they would go after subscription models if we had those.
So he did the most brilliant thing maybe he's ever done.
He created the InfoWars store.
And he said, you know what?
America still relies on capitalism.
We still have laws that allow a person with a product to sell it to a customer.
We're going to do that.
And nobody can stop us.
We're going to sell good products.
We're going to sell the best products.
We're going to sell them at a good price.
And we're going to put all the money we make into this effort to spread the word about liberty and justice, classic Americana.
And so that's exactly what we did.
So that's why, when they kicked us off every social media platform within a week, we didn't collapse.
That's why, despite spending hundreds of millions of dollars to try to take us down, we still survived.
And we will survive into the future as long as you go to the AlexJonesStore.com.
You don't go there, we go away.
That is literally the only thing that can destroy this mission.
Is apathy of the audience.
So, as long as you're with us, as long as you're contributing, as long as you are giving us the gas we need in our tank, then we will continue to drive ever towards the enemy ranks of goblins and crush them beneath our wheels.
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It's going to be a nice ballroom for parties and the Nexus control center for the digital brain that will enslave us.
So, kind of a dual use thing.
It's kind of nice.
This is from the Drey dossier.substack.com.
It says Trump is not building a ballroom.
And it's actually from December 2025, and there's been more revealed since.
But what this person says is basically she says that when she heard about this $300 million ballroom at the White House, something went off in her brain.
Pattern recognition started tingling.
90,000 square feet, $300 million underground construction at a secure government facility.
I'd heard something like this before, something with those exact specifications, that scale, that price point.
Took me a minute to place it, she says, but then I remembered Oracle's underground data center in Jerusalem.
Built in 2021 for Israeli military intelligence, nine stories into bedrock, designed to survive missile strikes, built to house AI systems that make life and death decisions in real time, 90,000 square feet, $319 million.
Those are nearly identical specs to what Trump just announced.
And so she started digging and digging and found even more to hint that this.
Maybe more than just a coincidence, the similarity between the underground Oracle AI military base and the ballroom that Trump is building.
And so she talks about this.
Larry Ellison runs Oracle.
She reads about Larry Ellison's relationship with Israel and Oracle's involvement in the war in Gaza.
The facilities weren't typical corporate server farms, they were built for what's called data sovereignty a physical location where Israel's most sensitive military and intelligence data could exist under complete government control, protected from both digital and physical attacks.
And so she says, the lead contractor for the Trump ballroom is Clark Construction.
She said, I went to their website to see what they normally build, and their critical facilities portfolio immediately caught my attention.
The National Geospatial Intelligence Agency campus, SISA, I'm sorry, CISA, cybersecurity headquarters, UCENTCOM headquarters at McDill Air Force Base.
These aren't ordinary buildings, these are top secret intelligence campuses and military command centers.
But what's listed publicly is only part of the story.
She says, they.
She goes through and she actually finds that another architect was brought in, and James McCreary is his name.
He designs beautiful churches and the Supreme Court gift shop.
He was replaced with somebody named Shalom Baranes.
I'm not sure I pronounced the last name, Baranes or Baranes.
When I looked into who Baranes is, I immediately understood what had changed.
After September 11th, when the Pentagon needed to be rebuilt and hardened against future attack, they hired Shalom Baranes.
The man designed the Pentagon's post 9 11 hardening project, the secure wedges, The SCIFs, the bomb resistant architecture.
His entire portfolio is federal facilities requiring classified spaces and hardened infrastructure.
And Trump hired him after demolition had already started, after the East Wing was already gone.
The aesthetics had stopped mattering.
You don't replace your church architect with the Pentagon's bunker guy just because you want prettier chandeliers.
She says, At this point, I wanted to see what was actually happening on the ground.
If this really were a data center, there would be physical evidence.
And data centers need one thing above all else massive amounts of power.
Well, it turns out that the DC power infrastructure got a major upgrade in August and September 2025.
Just weeks after Trump announced the ballroom in July, Pepco filed emergency requests for major infrastructure work near the East Wing.
They're not making incremental improvements.
They're replacing 45 year old power feeders and increasing power capacity in this area by 500%.
And then you've got DC Water.
DC Water increased capital spending by $300 million with a specific focus on the Federal Triangle area.
The Washington Aqueduct, run by the Army Corps of Engineers, issued warnings that data centers are planning to use Potomac River water for cooling.
They're explicitly acknowledging that data center development is driving new infrastructure demands.
The GSA central heating and cooling plant completed upgrades, including industrial scale cooling towers and magnetic bearing chillers designed for cooling infrastructure that generates tremendous heat.
And it gets into the donor list, which is, again, very suspicious.
The military involvement in the building of the ballroom.
And like I said, this was from back in December, but she basically notes that.
Everything happening with the ballroom is suspiciously similar to the data center built by Oracle in Washington, D.C.
And Sam Parker has more on this at Base Sam Parker.
But essentially, it's being speculated that underneath the ballroom being built will be the nerve center New World Order AI brain complex that will be the central command headquarters of the New World Order digital surveillance slave state.