War Room Finale: Infowars Dice Onion’s Takeover Attempt In Court, Trump Urges GOP to ‘Blow Up’ Filibuster…PLUS, Myron Gaines Joins Harrison Smith In Studio
Harrison Smith, Alex Jones, and John Bowne conclude the War Room finale after The Onion's takeover attempt fails in Texas court, prompting a move to new studios under the Alex Jones Network brand. Guests Myron Gaines and Ehud Lavi discuss controversial theories regarding IQ-based slavery, Israel's alleged creation of Hezbollah, and the dangers of radical Judaism. The hosts defend their "Americana nationalism" against accusations of white supremacy, mock mainstream media censorship by groups like the ADL, and urge listeners to launch independent media ventures before a predicted 2030 shutdown by technocrats. [Automatically generated summary]
Ladies and gentlemen, I have breaking exclusive news that just warms my heart and still gives me faith in America and our legal system.
The Onion, backed by the Democrats and Bloomberg for the second time in a year and a half after fraudulently claiming that they own and run InfoWars, another giant hoax, has had their attempt to take us over slapped down by the third Texas Court of Appeals.
And we look forward to infesting your social media feeds with caricatures and grotesqueries of the very people who have ruined our media ecosystem over the last 10 years.
In November of 2024, The Onion, backed by the Democrat Party, top Democrat law firms, and Michael Bloomberg, fraudulently claimed that they had won InfoWars in an auction.
We went to the federal court and showed them there was no auction.
The judge ruled there wasn't an auction, and he said it looked like fraud, and he fired the people that were involved in it.
And a year before that, there was a U.S. trustee also fired by the judge that tried to shut us down without a court order.
Now, for the third time, we have seen an attempt to do this, the second time with The Onion.
As you saw everywhere, two weeks ago, they announced we're in the studio, we own it, we're selling merchandise, we won it in court.
There was not even a court hearing.
But the judge who ran the show trial in Texas, where she found me civilly liable before she ever even had a jury trial, was set to have a hearing tomorrow.
And it was obvious that she was going to try to hand it over to them, despite the fact it's still an appeal, a total violation of my rights.
And so now, today, we filed just yesterday at the third Court of Appeals in Texas, that's a Democrat panel.
This information, and they put a stay on the whole thing and want full hearings and an investigation and have told the judge that she's going to have to have new hearings and show her evidence because she also refused to give us bond last year.
Under law, civil and criminal, you have to do that.
I could shoot people and still get bond.
But she said no.
She told my lawyers the hearing, you can't even talk.
I'm not going to hear bond.
That's how crazy this is.
And back when they first had their show trial, Where she told the jury I was guilty.
She then, after the jury found me guilty, because she instructed them to find me guilty, guilty until proven guilty, two weeks after, she added other civil liabilities on that weren't even before the jury.
And she said, in court rulings, I don't care what the Supreme Court of Texas says, I'm doing this.
These people are wild eyed and nuts.
So, for the second time in a year and a half, The Onion has declared they own this place, they run it, when they don't.
And they're selling for $35.
A grocery bag, tote bag with the onion as the InfoWars logo before they ever got it.
Do you realize that is hijacking a company?
It's not just civil, in the federal statutes, it's illegal.
So these crazy-eyed people are going to just keep going for broke.
The headline is The Onion has failed to buy InfoWars.
InfoWars is still shutting down, but we will be up again tomorrow morning.
We will be going live from AlexJerryLive.com.
My ringgames in studio with me.
Don't go anywhere.
Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the War Room.
I'm your host, Harrison Smith, coming to you for the last time, live from the InfoWars studios here in Austin, Texas.
This will be our last broadcast under the InfoWars banner, and we'll be launching again tomorrow from the offsite satellite escape.
Pod studios under Alex Jones Network.
You got to go to alexjoneslive.com to find us, share that link, tell your friends, and don't let us fade from your daily media consumption.
Because I know how it happens.
People get in habits, and if the website they used to go to doesn't have the thing they watch, they just don't watch it anymore.
Don't do that to us.
Won't you follow us to wherever we go?
Because without you, we are nothing.
I'm in studio with the one and only Myron Gaines.
He, of course, is the host of The Debrief.
He's a best selling author, real estate investor.
Prior to entrepreneurship, Gaines was a special agent with Homeland Security investigations in the Laredo, Texas, Miami, and Florida field offices.
And of course, you've been going viral every day, it seems, with these appearances at universities.
How's that going?
How's your.
Because I was actually asking you before the show, but I think people would want to know this as well, because I've thought about doing stuff like this, but after Charlie Kirk, I don't know.
Am I being cowardly by going, I don't think I want to go out and put my life in danger like that?
Because, like, at this point, I'm like, I don't even want to talk about politics anymore because everything seems so obvious to me.
It's like, why do we have to talk?
Talk about this still, just everything.
But I posted today, it's like, man, if there was just a, for example, me, if I was given dictatorial, unquestionable powers, I think I could clean up America in about a week.
I think it'd take about a week, but like every problem we face is so imminently solvable and we just don't do it.
And it's just this endless cascade of like deliberate, like problems that we choose to create for ourselves.
And it's just infuriating.
And I'm like, we played the video yesterday where it's a guy with giant rubber tits and the big, Spindly beard and bald head and lipstick, and he's teaching a class at Oxford.
Slavery is better, and I wouldn't get us into any wars either.
These foreign wars are stupid.
What are we doing here?
It's simple.
Hey, look, Israel, you can't be bombing your enemies or attacking your enemies.
You have to answer the Palestine question.
Once you answer the Palestine question, the rest of the Middle East is going to be fine.
You either do a one state solution, bring all the Palestinians in, one passport, or else we're just not going to support you anymore, and then you're going to get destroyed anyway.
What do you want to do?
Once we handle that problem, then we go over to the Iranians.
All right, cool.
We want gas to the dollar a gallon.
We're going to go ahead and do diplomacy with you guys.
Let's end this war.
It's stupid.
But the problem is that since we can't do real diplomacy because the Israelis are holding us back because they're going to keep attacking.
And then we bring slaves over on our side domestically.
Because right now, like, the thing is, we have a justice system set up because we recognize that it's the preferable system.
It's not because, like, we need it, right?
In the absence of a justice system, we'd probably.
Be more capable of getting justice against somebody like Arena Zarutska's killer because the community would grab him and hang him from a tree and it'd be done and it'd be over.
I think with criminals like that, you can't even, you can't kill them.
You got to torture them so that, because here's the thing with criminals, like serial killers and these weirdos, like they like get off on having power over people and like torturing them and like, you know, making torturing them, killing them, and then letting them come back or like letting them pass out.
You got to do the same thing to them.
You got to make them feel that terror with everybody watching on 4K TV.
So, when you remove that power from them, like all these serial killers, they like to strangle and they like to make it intimate and make them feel like they can play God.
All right, cool.
We're going to make you feel the same terror that you did to your victim.
I have like four videos like this where people have like 55 convictions and they're out there strangling another woman.
And it's just like, all right, the system is broken.
And I know people say that a lot, but like, legitimately, it is now counterproductive because we could achieve justice more easily.
Of course, the problem is.
Especially at the state level.
Oh, especially.
Yeah, the local level.
Just like.
That's the thing.
We have this system of justice that's supposed to be better than vengeance.
It's supposed to take the place of that and do it through a systematic way so that it doesn't spiral out of control and cause a back and forth cycle of violence.
It's obviously preferable, but not if the criminals get let out over and over and over and over again.
You got to kill a federal officer and affect interstate commerce, et cetera.
So these state courts and these state prosecutors are overworked.
They don't, they don't have, they have too many cases.
The state judges, same thing.
And then you got a lot of bleeding hearts that like just don't want to go ahead and make these guys actually, Pay the cost to, you know, for the crime.
So there's so many issues that we have here, but I do think torturing these criminals would be the way to do it.
I mean, I mean, yeah, I'd, I'd, again, I actually don't think that's actually all that crazy, especially when you look at the way in which people with 55, you know, and of course, it's, it's anarcho tyranny, right?
It would actually be fine if we just didn't have a system and we could just take care of things ourselves.
Like somebody just rakes into my house, I just bury them in the backyard, problem solved.
Like that's not an issue.
Or even if, you know, if we had tyranny, if we had any of the benefits of tyranny, that's sort of the thing.
We have all the negatives of tyranny, we have the like, you know, oppressive, uh, You know, speech laws where you'll be canceled if you say certain things.
That's the woke Reich, which we are prominent members.
Obviously, that's our fault.
And when people are filling up at the gas station and they're seeing those numbers tick up, they're thinking, those podcasters are talking about this stuff.
But I want to connect this to the women thing too, because I have a lot of people when I talk about not wanting to be at war with Iran, they go, Don't you know Muslims are at war with us?
And this is, you must be on the side of the Muslims.
And my response is always, Let's say I completely am on your side.
Like, let's say I'm on the side of the neocons and I'm like, Muslims are the biggest threat.
We have to stop them.
Every war in the Middle East has led directly to an influx of Muslims into Europe and America and a gain in their power.
So it's like the end is misaligned with the means.
And I feel the same thing with women.
Like, I have.
Just a few numbers, and you could have pages of this stuff, but it's stuff like female suicide rate up 50% since 2000, antidepressant use up 250% since 1990, single motherhood up 700% since 1960.
So tell me if I'm being too schizophrenic here, but I see a similarity where it's like, no, if you actually want this positive outcome, you need to do this conservative stuff.
And the liberals come along and say, you must hate women and love Muslims.
And it's like, there's a disconnect between the.
Intent and the outcome, and for some reason, people cannot bridge that gap.
You got people like Randy Fine that support Israel, that are Israel firsters.
They support people like Ben Gavir, Smoltrich, et cetera.
These guys are radical Jews that want to destroy the Luxa Mosque, which is a big thing that led to October 7th.
And once you actually figure out Middle Eastern foreign policy, what's going on over there, whatever, Israel is run by radical Jews that are way worse.
They want to talk about the clerics of Iran versus the people that run Iran versus the people that run Israel.
Let's do some numbers.
On October 7th, roughly what, 1,200 people were killed, allegedly.
We know roughly 400 of those people were IDF.
But let's round it up.
Let's say 1,000 were killed, right?
Israelis.
Let's say they're all civilians, even though the Hannibal Directive was activated.
But for the normies out there, let's say 1,000 were killed, right?
During a 12 day war, Israel killed roughly 1,000 people in Iran.
Well, how did Israel respond versus how Iran responded?
Iran responded by having a ceasefire and doing a symbolic strike back on El Uadid base and letting the United States know that they're going to bomb them while also attacking Israel back and retaliating.
How did Israel respond?
Genocide and invading seven different countries, right?
Or bombing seven different countries.
I would argue, as much as people want to sit the propaganda and say radical Muslims, radical Muslims.
Well, the Iranians were far more measured and rational than the Israelis were when they lost 1,000 people.
And the numbers don't lie.
Look at how they retaliated.
So we have to be very honest with ourselves and understand that this is a country that's occupied by Zionist Jews who the government of Israel is run by far right, crazy radical Jews that want to destroy the mosque, start wars, continue wars.
And, you know, they say they're God's chosen people.
And when you have that mindset, you're just going to blow up and kill everybody, like what they're doing in Lebanon, displace a million plus people, do a genocide in Gaza, which every single genocide expert has agreed to include Jewish ones, that what went down in Gaza is a genocide.
But then they'll sit there and tell you, it's not a genocide.
Oh, and there's so much to the UN definition of genocide, depending on what you want to go on, but you only need to fulfill one of the five prerequisites, and they've fulfilled all five.
So it's just ridiculous for anybody to argue otherwise.
And yeah, that's the thing, especially with the Iran war.
It's like all of this debate between, like, well, what are we intending to do, and what's going to be the main outcome, and what was the purpose of this, and how long did it take?
And to me, it's like, guys, this is all on purpose.
They want Iran to be a failed state, they want war to never end there, they want the Strait of Hormuz to be shut down because they want the rationing to take place because they want to implement the mark of the beast.
None of the, we don't need to debate like the nuclear weapons versus opening the strait versus it's, this is the plan.
The plan is total collapse.
The plan is to destroy America by using it against Iran.
I debated Dinesh D'Souza on this topic with the war.
And it's kind of funny because he used all the Hezbollah talking points.
And it's like, dude, it's very simple.
The Israelis, all they care about is destabilization across the entire region, right?
They want another Syria and Iran.
And they tried with, first they tried with Scott Besant crashing the Rio.
That failed.
Then they did the protests.
That failed.
We tried to smuggle in the Starlinks.
That failed.
We tried to smuggle guns in there.
That failed.
And then.
You know, we're bombing the hell out of them.
We're winning militarily.
And then Trump says stupid stuff like, oh, yeah, we're going to go ahead and bomb them into the Stone Age and a civilization might die and we're going to do power plant day.
Well, all the Iranians that you might have had on your side, now they're going to side with the government.
So now they're rallying around the flag.
I saw so many videos where they bomb somewhere and the people are out there protesting and they're like, yeah, wow, look, bro.
Like these people are saying, praise God as we bomb them.
So it's like these people are different and they're going to rally around the flag and they are rallying around the flag.
And they went ahead and they, like, when Trump said that he was going to bomb the power plants, they were standing at the power plants.
With the flag saying, if you're going to blow up these power plants, you're going to blow us up too.
Russia's making money hand over fist because we had to lift the sanctions.
So it's like.
And then, oh, we got this blockade in the Persian Gulf.
We're stopping them from making money.
Number one, dozens of ships are making it through.
The blockade can't stop everyone.
And the Iranians are making a bunch of money from that.
Also, people forget.
Caspian Sea, anybody?
Like all these people on Fox News, like, oh, do you guys not look at the map?
Like the Iranians are still getting an enormous amount of support from the Russians on the Caspian Sea, and we have zero, zero oversights on that whatsoever.
That's why the foreign minister, Aragachi, was up in Russia meeting with Putin.
That was absolutely a demonstration of, look, we stand with Iran.
We're going to support Iran.
So our enemies have become stronger.
Yes, Iran has been hurt militarily, but they're still able to attack, which is the whole problem.
No, and it's the same thing that happened with Ukraine, where You know, I guess ostensibly we went to weaken Russia, but all that happened was Russia and China are now best buddies.
And it's like, okay, if our main geopolitical rival is China and we foresee basically an ultimate conflict with them, would you not want a European nation of Christians that basically surrounds all of China?
Would you not want them to be our friends, but we force them into the hands of China?
And I do not believe it's because of incompetence.
I cannot believe that the people who run America are so stupid that they're driving Russia into China's hands and then empowering China through shutting the strait.
But I got to tell you, all folks, it is the last episode we'll be doing out of these studios.
It is a bittersweet time for us, but the good news is we will be continuing our operations just under a different banner.
The Alex Jones Network and AlexJonesLive.com is how you find us.
Go to X and follow at AJNLive to find us.
We will be starting the show just like always tomorrow, 11 a.m., Alex Jones Show, The War Room at 3 p.m.
We will be running the same schedule.
Things will be shifting up and, you know, reconfiguring a little bit in the future, but.
Just know that the mission goes on.
The whole crew is coming with us, and we're going to have brand new sparkling studios.
And I've actually been looking forward to this for a very long time because it's just been interminable.
But today is the last day, and you have a couple hours.
In fact, I know Infowars.com has a countdown.
Let's find out exactly how long we have because there's mere hours to go while you can still get Infowars branded merchandise, official branded Infowars merchandise from thealexjonesstore.com, thealexjonesstore.comslash Harrison.
If you want to let them know who sent you, eight hours left to get Infowars branded merchandise.
A lot of them are on sale.
It's all 20% off, and it is literally your last chance.
So, even if you're just buying it to shove it in a closet and sell it on eBay in 50 years, I think that's a solid investment because as of nine hours and 25 minutes from now, it will be a historical item.
But 12 a.m. Central time is when we'll be going down.
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And we'll be getting bigger and better as time goes on.
And in fact, with that, let's, well, tell me if you guys have the video list in because we can go to clip 32 here the Patriot versus the Onion.
This is what happened last night in court.
Can we go to clip 32, guys?
Red, white, blue running through my face.
That's right.
Madison Square Garden.
It was the despicable Onion versus Team America, the Patriot.
And yeah, they've been humiliated once again.
They've been.
shown to be criminal fraudsters once again.
The Onion is not buying InfoWars.
And really, the thing that pisses me off the most is it's probably just confusing people now because The Onion's not buying us, but we are still shutting down.
So it'd be nice if we could have just, you know, gone through this without a bunch of dumbasses from LA intervening and lying to everybody and confusing everybody, but that was probably the point.
It means we should probably sue them since they actually did the thing they accused us of, which is spread fake news for the purpose of hurting innocent people.
So, no, The Onion will not be buying us, but we will be going down tonight and tell your friends, share the links, and celebrate with us as we move on to our next stage.
With that, once again, Myron Gaines is in studio with me.
You can follow him on X at Myron Gaines X and on Kick as well, Myron Gaines X.
And there's a lot of stuff like this in the Iran war where it's like they write articles that are like bombing Iran, starting this war with Iran on Purim was a brilliant example of, you know, our living.
You know, history and religion.
And so you point to it and you go, Oh, so they started a war as like a religious celebration.
And people go, How dare you?
How dare you say that?
Or, like, you know, you can, Netanyahu gets up and goes, We are waging this war to bring about the Messiah and we will be building the third temple.
And you go, These jackasses are trying to build the third temple and bring about the Antichrist.
And people go, You're crazy.
Why would you say that?
You have these crazy ideas.
It's just, it's bizarre that, like, and it's true.
You're just repeating what they're saying, but you're the crazy one.
And it's like, you know, that's a big reason why October 7th happened.
Like, people don't realize Hamas' operation was called Operation Alexa Flood because they wanted to destroy the Alexa Mosque and they imported these red cows.
And now the Abraham Accords, the red cows, the 10,000 Palestinian prisoners that are being held in Israel with like no charge or not being held or just being held indefinitely.
Like, there's a multitude of reasons why.
Now, again, I'm not sitting here justifying it, but I do think it's important that the public understands.
And they use it to justify purchasing these, like TikTok for a long time, they were trying to shut down TikTok back in 2020, saying it was Chinese spy stuff.
And it wasn't until people started talking about the letter to the bin Laden letter went viral.
People were talking about Israel being a genocidal apartheid, blah, blah, blah, all this other stuff.
Because TikTok is dominated by liberals.
So after all that happened, then they're like, oh, we need to buy this thing.
And then bam, they went ahead and Larry Ellison went ahead and purchased it.
And then one of the first things they did was get rid of the watermelon emoji and get rid of the, you know, from the river to the sea.
They got rid of the free Palestine.
They got rid of, they made Zionists to protect the term.
We've got the videos of former Obama speechwriter, big person up in Zionist circles.
And she's going, I try to talk to young people about why we need to do what we're doing in Gaza, and they don't hear me because they're seeing me through a wall of dead children.
And it's like, yeah, you crazy bitch.
Like, yeah, no, it sort of ruins your whole, we're the light of the world thing when there's evidence of an ongoing genocide every single day on my phone.
Yeah, that's the truth, actually.
And we're trying to hide it so you can lie to us more.
And then people started doing their research and figuring out the conflict that would have, like, oh, well, this is crazy.
And that's what red pilled everybody on this topic.
Because I remember before 2023, before the war, if you even talked about Israel or Zionism, you'd get banned.
You'd be cooked.
You mentioned that stuff on any of these mainstream platforms, YouTube or Facebook or Instagram, you'd get cooked as a Hitler supporter or anti Semitism.
But now it's like even normies are kind of aware and waking up to it, which is a good thing.
And like, I've basically always had the same position on Israel since I was like 12, because my best friend was Lebanese and would explain things from the Lebanese perspective.
Well, because, well, especially to them, you know, it's like, it's not some, you know, speculative metaphysical thing where it's like this class of people, the Jews, and who are they, and where are they?
It's not, it's like, no, it's those guys in the uniforms with the stars on them shooting bullets at us.
Those are the guys we're fighting.
So it's very just like real and tangible, and it's not, Lebanon has a lot of Christians.
Which is, you know, important for the people to understand because people think Lebanon, like, crazy radical Muslims.
No, dude, it's a very large Christian population.
And You know, they still bomb, like Hezbollah was created because of Israel in the 1980s, right?
And they got the Adahid doctrine, which is basically an area in Lebanon where it's like, we're going to just bomb and kill civilian people.
And that's what they do to create pressure.
So, you know, once you figure out like the dark history of Israel, there's no way that you can support it.
That's why, like, only, you know, moronic Zionists support Israel.
Like, it's, it, it, and the worst part is the United States, we tie ourselves to these people and then we wonder why everyone in the Middle East hates us, right?
Unbelievable words cannot describe the amount of pressure that existed, and it became the number one headwind for the company that could result in the lack of its existence in the largest consumer market in the entire world.
We were getting inbound inquiries, and this is public information.
You could see a lot of these letters online, I mean, every few days, every other day from pro Israel lobbying organizations, from pro Israel perspective legislators, and The company was just being inundated.
But what was really interesting is the lack of questions and investigations and inquiries coming from the Palestinian perspective.
They're pulling people off the street just for reading out of the Bible.
I mean, and of course, the somewhat infuriating thing to me is that there was recently a terrorist attack against Jewish people or a stabbing against Jewish people in the UK.
But this is the crazy thing after two Jewish people are stabbed in the UK, you get headlines like scared and angry British Jews demand more from government after knife attack.
UK raises threat level to severe after London anti Semitic attack.
You've got rabbis giving speeches about this, and it just goes on and on.
Meanwhile, you get a group of white British girls stabbed, and it's you're under arrest for talking about it.
Zumer historian wrote this on X.
A million British girls raped, thousands of our people murdered, millions of our people terrified to go outside, entire cities ethnically replaced, dozens of terror attacks.
The response is don't look back in anger.
Don't look back in anger.
Sing a song.
One foreign Jewish man gets murdered, call in the SAS, right?
Call in the special forces.
We need all hands on deck.
We're dissolving parliament, which they just did, by the way, which is, again, completely insane.
And the thing about the left, which I will give them more credit for, they will protest, they'll go outside, they will demonstrate, they'll, Even enact violence, which isn't good.
But the point is, what I'm trying to say is like, they will do what they need to do.
I remember in the first few days, there would be like announcements in like New York newspapers that was like, this person who is deployed overseas died of a sudden illness yesterday.
And it's like, what?
Yeah, they were like announcing deaths, but like blaming it on illness.
It was really weird.
And then they just stopped announcing those.
So I think the count is a lot higher as well.
Once we're going to actually get right down to it, which again, it's like, this is America changing into a country I don't recognize where like, We're hiding casualty numbers.
We're hiding, you know, enemy damage to our, you know, radar arrays.
I mean, bases.
Yeah, the bases.
We're killing the negotiators.
It's like the way that America is behaving on the world stage these days is un American at its base.
So he says the intense war between the U.S. and Israel against Iran lasted another 40 days.
Iran has not yet been defeated.
Was there anything that could have been done better to reach a quicker decision?
When we look at the strategic objectives, this is the former Mossad head, whether it's regime change, whether it's the nuclear issue, the nuclear material that remained there, and during the war, the Hormuz issue suddenly emerged as well.
You say that at least on the strategic level, at least for now, this has failed.
We can take it down.
But he's saying they failed completely, Israel is in a worse position than ever.
And people don't, me and you were talking about this before the break, but I'll say it real quickly.
During the 12 day war, Israel got messed up pretty badly.
And then on this next go around, now that they have Russian and Chinese intelligence, the rockets were way more deadly this time around.
Israel was getting cooked.
And during the 12 day war, since they got hit so hard, they're like, oh, we have to go back to war now.
These guys can actually attack us and hit us back hard because Iran, for a very long time, didn't really retaliate to Israel hard, like when they bombed Damascus, when they killed Soleimani.
Iran didn't really retaliate that hard.
They were very measured and kind of scared about, like, you know, getting the U.S. back into the war.
But at the 12 day war, when they hit, because at that point, it was like, all right, dude, like, they did a sneak attack against us.
They killed a bunch of generals.
Like, Mossad operators in here, you have to do something.
The people were in the streets rioting, you need to do something.
So when they hit Israel back during the 12 day war, and they weren't even that accurate, Israel was like, wow, this actually is hurting us because this is the first time Tel Aviv got hit.
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Institutionalization of the counter narrative always wins.
The idea was that we could never win an election on getting certain things because we were in such a small minority.
But maybe you could actually unilaterally change the world without having to constantly convince people and beg people and plead with people who are never going to agree with you through a technological means.
And this is where I think technology is this incredible alternative to politics.
You know, at the time it was Obama, and it was, you know, what really kind of one of the stepping stones of what woke me up was that Obama had signed the.
The Smith Munt Modernization Act in the dead of night.
And on top of everything else that he pulled off, that was the one that was kind of like, okay, now I can show this to my family or friends or family members.
I can bring them this information and they'll understand, right?
I had the same thing with Obama and the birth certificate, where I was like, hey, you know, you can download the birth certificate and like separate it in Photoshop.
Like it's a fake document.
I had people saying to me, like, how dare you?
That's conspiracy.
And I'm sitting here going, no, I just did it on my computer.
Like I'm telling you something from personal experience.
And I mean, here we are on, and they're playing the cave.
Here we are on media.
We're a part of this electronic media that replaced mechanical media, print media.
There was a time when the speed of things and the scale of things was a lot smaller than it is now.
And, you know, and that's brought us to the point that we're at now.
They're trying to sick these ne'er do wells, third rate, you know, comedians from Hollywood on us because they are part of the speed and the scale, or so they think they found somebody that can match us toe to toe, but they really can't because we have the truth on our side.
And back in the day, you would report the truth like Watergate, you know, you would report the truth.
And then people had the, Ability, they had the wherewithal, the mindset to actually analyze that information and talk amongst themselves, talk amongst their peers.
Now and in the time, you know, it'd be like, oh, Watergate, you're looking at a newspaper article, and then everybody's reading that three days later, you're talking about it at dinner, and then a week later, well, what's the latest?
You know, nowadays something happens and it's just like gone in a millisecond, and it could be anything, it could be the worst thing.
I mean, we just name them, yeah, and it's gone, you know, and it's replaced by something else immediately.
Well, so and that's part of the that's part of the Changing strategy of the mainstream media because before, as you're talking about, you know, there was a lot less stuff.
So, you know, you had five networks, you had a couple major national newspapers.
And if you could control those and you could just gatekeep, then their main method of killing a story was easy.
It was just ignore it.
It was just if they didn't tell it, then hey, maybe it'd make it to a local paper, but it'd never escape, you know, the greater Milwaukee area.
They might know about it, but nobody else would because you could gatekeep that way.
With the internet, they could no longer gatekeep.
So they had to change strategy and they went with sort of a flood the zone strategy where it's just like, okay, We can't stop them from talking about it.
So let's make them talk about a ton of other stuff also.
So it all gets lost in the mix.
It's really a sort of defensive move from them to just like create tons of chaos all the time so that we can't sink our teeth into it.
And so, what we have to do in this hot media is we have to provide a way to immediately open that box and Schrdinger's cat comes flying out, you know, or doesn't.
So, in order to do that, I grew up in media.
You did ask me earlier, where did you come from?
I grew up in newsrooms in Washington, D.C.
And, you know, I. I've been around mechanical media.
And then, of course, like you and everybody else here, I was called to this eventually.
I think we're all called here.
I think the people that didn't last weren't really called.
Uh, if you ever needed to do like a you know, similar to this mic here, but if you ever needed to do a live shot, let's say you got to go back and you got to talk to Alex or you in the field, you just plug that into your iPad, right?
When I started doing video, I definitely remember hard drives used to cost a dollar a gigabyte, so if you wanted 100 gigabytes, you were spending a hundred dollars.
But like, so often I'll be sent like a video from TikTok.
TikTok is especially bad at it.
And I open the video and it's somebody just going, okay, so.
He did it again.
And, you know, I can't believe it this time.
And I'm like, wait, who did what?
You got to lay down, you got to make an argument.
You got to put something that is packaged and compelling in a standalone thing because you might have the most amazing information ever if you can't express it accurately or express it in a way that's understandable.
It's like a tree falling in the forest.
No one's around to hear it.
It's like, who cares?
You got to be able to get your information out there.
And over 15 years of doing this, I've learned how to be able to do reports incredibly fast.
And so, what you know, usually sometimes you know, you'd start a report and it'd be some kind of labor of love, you know, and you're just like digging in, and it's like two days later, you know.
I remember Pizzagate, it was like, Just three days of just consuming all of this information for a five minute report.
But now you can harness what we have now and you can make reports incredibly fast.
And if you're in the field like Savannah Hernandez, it's great that she has the video and she's, hey, I'm Savannah, I'm here, and this is what's going on, and that's amazing.
But if she wanted to say more and add sound bites or add examples, do more of a compacted news report.
You know, because it's not going to, we don't have to send it back to somebody to edit and, you know, or somebody in the field has to go back to a hotel room and edit it.
And so, like I said, the speed and the scale is what we're dealing with now.
And we either write it or we don't.
And then, if we don't, they've got all kinds of plans for us.
Like you saw in that report, they have what can be simplified to they want to take our being, our minds, like they've been doing since the beginning of religion, religious institutions, and they want to take what we know as human beings, what we.
This amazing brain that we each have, you know, this human experience that we all have, they want to take it and they want it to become something.
So they want to take everything that you are and they want to put it into a digital form and then you don't even matter anymore.
I could use some advice because my problem when I try to do reports like the ones you do, Is all I know clips of videos that I'm like, oh, that clip would be really good.
And then it's just the time it takes for me to find those clips and to remember where they were from and to go source them.
And that.
So what happens is I, yeah, I end up spending two days doing something, but I can't quite finish it.
And then it falls to the wayside and it's no longer relevant.
And it's like I did a ton of work for nothing.
How do you, because you always use so many clips and they're all so relevant.
Well, before I'd set up my office at home, I put the computer and everything on my daughter at the time she was seven years old, her desk, which is like one of those little princesses.
We don't have the ability like MSM does to just lie about everything all day.
We have to be right.
More with John Bowne on the other side.
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And we were talking about a bunch of interesting stuff during the break.
I'll start in the list.
Maybe you can help me finish it.
Because I was thinking, okay, people out there, they want to get involved.
They see what Alex Jones has created.
And that's something you talk about.
This room used to have desks in it.
When I got here, this studio was the main studio.
Alex Jones was in this.
The American Journal studio didn't exist.
Alex's big studio didn't exist.
It's like Infowars has continually grown, continually expanded, continually built new stuff, constantly pouring all of the proceeds into building bigger and better studios and getting bigger and better.
And it's just been amazing to see the growth of InfoWars.
And so people are watching and they know that Alex started just like them by himself on his own with something to say.
And so he started saying it.
So I was thinking, like, okay, you've got like sort of the Savannah Hernandez, Nick Shirley style.
You can go out and do like on the ground reporting.
You can do reports like you do where you have an idea and you find evidence for it and you put it together.
And, but you got a decent voice and you got some great ideas.
You know, that's where I can come in and tutor some people.
But I do want to say, like, because I keep.
Thinking about it today, like, you know, it's not a sad day because we, as you said, get into our escape pod now and go off into Alpha Centauri, but it is a nostalgic day.
And it's kind of like I likened it to, I was like, is it like a car wreck?
And then I started thinking, no, it's like the Bluesmobile.
You know, so they're on a mission from God and they go through all of this stuff with all of these, you know, different types of energy, dark energy coming after them, but they succeed.
And at the end, Infowars is the blues mobile where they pull up into the front of the Murr building, is it?
Of 15 years of that, seven days a week, Alex, you know, and he goes and he spends his private family time with his family and then he just stays back at it.
One of the things, as we were ending the last segment there, something I wanted to express again to just inspire people to go out and take part in this and become an info warrior yourself is don't ask for permission and don't wait for somebody to come give you a job.
And hell, I mean, with AI and the uh, get an editing system on your phone, it's they're actually good now, like it's really amazing, and there's really no excuse.
Not to do it, I think.
And again, the idea of just do it, you know, the classic Nike slogan, like that was something I had to learn at Enforce because I'm sort of a perfectionist.
And when I would do, you know, movie, you know, film projects before, I'd want the whole thing planned.
I'd want to know what every second looked like.
Where's the camera going to be?
And I would go to Alex, I'd say, I think I'm going to do this.
I will be trying that soon, but that's not how I particularly operate.
And everybody doesn't have to operate that way.
You can just get comfortable in what you're doing, confident and comfortable in what you're doing first, and then just work your way into whatever you need to do.
But the knowledge that it takes to learn editing, it's a little bit, you're going to have to want to do it because editing can be very frustrating.
I had an editor at the NBC station.
He destroyed a newsroom next to me out of pure frustration.
I had really hoped that the onion would take over today.
I was really excited about that.
I want to get my popcorn.
I was just like, oh man, this is going to be the greatest fail I've ever seen in my life.
And then all of our supporters, they have no idea.
Like Alex would take calls years ago and be like, yeah, you know what?
There's something going on in Egypt.
Let's only take calls from Egypt.
The whole thing would light up.
Calls from Egypt.
You know, we have people watching in Japan right now.
We have people, celebrities right now watching this.
We have rock stars watching this.
Everybody is watching this right now, especially today.
And this is really only the beginning because we will spawn this monstrosity from here because we know what the enemy is doing, we know what they're up to, and we're going to continue to expose it.
And that's the thing is like, I mean, the feedback we get from the audience is like some of the stuff that people come up with that they've researched just makes you feel small.
And I'm telling you, it's just the amount of talent, the amount of skill, the amount of.
It's like, and we're talking, because obviously things are changing around and shifting around.
And we're talking to some of the people that are involved now.
And the crew's getting rowdy back there.
And they're sort of asking about the.
You know, the crew and who's what.
And it's like, y'all don't understand, everybody that works here, a lot of people have like secondary jobs, not that it's distracting, but like, we're not the type of people that just clock in, plug away, doing the bare minimum to get a paycheck and then clock out and go home.
It's like, everybody here has something that they're passionate about.
And maybe it's just music, maybe it's, you know, they do something on the side, they have a band, and they're.
Well, and think about the downstream effects that Alex Jones has had on the people that he woke up.
I was looking at a list that was like the top 10 most influential people on the internet.
And it was like two of the top five were Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan.
Guess who woke both of those people up?
It was Alex Jones.
So it's like you're talking about the influencer of the influencers, talking about the proto influencer who set all of these guys on their own independent paths.
And not to take credit for it, it's not like.
Tucker Carlson wouldn't be anything without Alex Jones, but it's like he will tell you.
Tucker Carlson will tell you it was Alex Jones and meeting Alex Jones that first woke him up to the reality of the way the world worked.
You can find clips in the 1990s of Joe Rogan and Alex Jones palling around before Joe Rogan was.
I mean, he, you know, people still didn't know who he was, even though he was on Fear Factor.
It's like he was certainly not the dynamo juggernaut that he is now.
And that's thanks to Alex Jones.
So it's like it's not even just him, it's the people that he's inspired.
So we were going back to the cold media and we were even hitting that.
So it seemed like nostalgic or whatever, but it was still, it was actually cool because it was connected to this new scalable, speeding media that we're a part of now.
And now it's going to, it's entering this AI region and it's going to speed and scale even more and it's going to try to crush.
Me and you and Alex and everybody else, and try to turn us into what they're trying to do.
What the onion, they're all laughing around, was sitting around with Bloomberg's billions of dollars laughing they're going to do to us and just make us obsolete.
Which is so funny because, and this is sort of the point, right?
It's like Austin used to be cool and weird, and the cool weirdos were all info warriors.
And so it's like people have this perspective of us where it's like we're either like kooky, bigfoot Loch Ness monster alien people or we're like Nazi fascists.
Maybe we'll do it during the extended broadcast day, but I was going to do the try not to laugh challenge and just go through whatever Tim Heidecker does because I watch like four or five videos and I'm just like, I don't know what they're talking about.
It's not compelling.
It's not interesting.
It's not funny.
I'm just like, what is the appeal?
And of course, there is no appeal.
They get 50 likes a post.
It's like pathetic because nobody actually likes them and they're entirely propped up.
But the funny part is, it's like they want to pretend that they're us.
They want to pretend that they're the outsiders, that they're the dangerous ones, that they are the ones who really understand how evil operates and the manipulation that's being used.
So, yeah, I mean, there's some talented people out there that can, you know, Robert De Niro, yeah, the guy can act, but he's just a scumbag, disgusting human being.
Bruce Springsteen, sure, I guess he can sing and strum a guitar, but he's awful.
Coming from Austin, Texas back in the day, It was like a Disneyland of music.
Like you could go walk down.
It really was.
It's not anymore, but it really was.
Friday night, Austin, Texas, 1992, you could walk down the street, $5 to see the guitar player from the meters.
And you go in there and you watch that, or Morphine's playing in here, or the Red Hot Chili Peppers over here, or Prince is over here under another name.
And that was Sixth Street.
And then you come home at three in the morning and you're, You're half drunk and you're watching Alex on the right, you know, and that that was Austin, but uh, it's become a scam.
And you know, now we have all these music artists, we have these artists that are actually now legends, they're actually older now, and no one's heard of Eric Gales or Derek Trucks or so on and so forth.
Like, we just put celebrity, these fake Tim Heidecker type people in front, uh, because a bunch of A holes who don't have a sense of humor with all the money put them up there, yeah.
And and the the 45% of America, which is now independent now, uh, which means that there's this whole section of America, and then there's this tiny, these tiny two little bits that are fighting each other all the time the left and the right, and then the rest of us are like, What the hell?
I, you know, I tend to go towards the generational divide and, I always disclaimer this by saying that, of course, my parents' generation, I was heavily influenced by them.
I've got a lot of respect for, especially the Vietnam vets and all those people.
So I'm not saying this about all of boomers.
I'm saying this about the elite.
And I've been trying to get, we need to come up with a name for these people.
But there's this group of elite boomers who think that we owe them everything.
And they're just going to, you know, they're mid to late 80s and they're still just, Sucking to power, yeah, just parasites, and uh, and they also have no regard for us, they think they're in charge of us and they're our authority.
But the problem is, is like we're all now in our 50s, and we're the you know, we're the parents, we're the ones that have to deal with the way the world is, right?
Leave it for our children.
So it's like, it's not even like you don't really have a leg to stand on anymore, as far as like you being the authority, like, yeah, you know, the leave it to beaver generation where you think that you know, you're you're ward cleaver and you're gonna talk down to me, you know, it's like.
And on top of that, Generation X is, we're a bunch of punks.
Like we grew up not respecting authority to begin with.
So we knew something was wrong to begin with.
So what that leads us up to when it comes to Alex is that Alex is more than just being pigeonholed into a political voice.
He's a voice.
He may be the voice of Generation X. Right.
He may be the voice.
And so I don't think we've completely come to understand truly what that means and who we are yet, but we will.
Within the next decade.
I mean, you know, these people that are running the country are completely clueless.
They live on propaganda, and half of them, you know, their brains don't even work and they're still running the country.
Because it is the boomer generation, is this unique, you know, creation in humankind, as far as I can tell, where it's like everybody before them understood, you know, your purpose, you know, for the first, you know, or the Whatever, second 20 years of your life is you're supposed to be in charge and you're supposed to train the next generation, and then you get to retire and pass off the baton.
And it's like the boomers just never passed the baton.
And it's like Gen X understands what's supposed to happen.
Gen Z under millennials understand what's supposed to happen.
But it's like the boomers just missed that memo and just thought, no, we just hang on to power forever, never teach our kids how to handle it.
Big shout out to Wars of the Info on X. Wars of the Info.
Put this together.
This little dramatic reenactment of the way we utterly destroyed the Onion's fraudulent attempt to take us over, which I know my guest, John Bowne, is disappointed in.
Well, the weirdest thing is that they wanted to make it, they wanted to dedicate the platform to trans comedy, which is a little ironic that you're going to dedicate InfoWars to the demographic most likely to shoot up in elementary school.
That's a little.
That's a little on the nose, I think, but hey, you do.
But that's the funny part a lot of people out there, it's like a lot of people want to call us racist because they don't know anything about us and don't have anything to actually criticize us for.
So they come up with the worst thing they can imagine or they misconstrue what we're saying, like they do with.
Everybody.
But the other side of it is that you've got the actual racist people that call us cucks or whatever else for not being obsessed with race and not thinking that, you know, race is the most important thing and saying this message, the message we support and the ideas we support are applicable to every race, color, and creed and should be adopted by every race, color, and creed.
And I've seen so many people in the recent past turn.
Like, I'm not going to respond to this because SPLC.
Because I have no idea who this person is and give them my opinion.
I'm just not even going to get involved because at the end of the day, it doesn't even matter.
But now that we've seen what happened with the SPLC and we're probably going to see with the ADL and Black Lives Matter even more, you know, it's all a giant scam anyway.
And it's funny because what do you, you know, it's like people will be like, you're, you know, you're not racist enough or you're, you know, you're covering for the Jews.
And it's like the only, what they want your response be like, no, no, I'm super anti Semitic.
No, actually, I'm going to defend myself against that.
It's like, No, I'm not anti Semitic.
I'm not racist.
I'm not any of that stuff.
But the funny part is, I've seen a lot of these people.
Richard Spencer was the last one, right?
He was all about race.
He was hail Trump and doing the Roman salute and stuff.
And then I was watching a video of his very recently, and he was going, you know, I've sort of dropped it.
I think the more important thing is like values.
And it's like InfoWars, just we planted our flag in basic Americana nationalism.
And we've just watched as people from every different direction have sort of slowly gravitated to us because this is the right position.
It's defensible, it's applicable to everybody, but it's You know, stands up for itself.
It's like this is the way everybody should be.
And you've got radicals on the left and radicals on the right, both sort of slowly but surely coming around to our position because it was always the right one.
We're getting, I didn't even give out the number and we already got phone lines filling up.
If you do want to call in, 1 877 789 2539.
1 877 789 2539.
You know, I was getting, I was getting like news together today.
Like, we were going to do a regular show, and it's like, this is the last show.
I just want to reminisce with John Pound.
I just want to talk about InfoWars and what we've accomplished and achieved.
So, I'm sorry if I'm not, you know, if this isn't the heaviest news episode, but I think I hope people are enjoying the conversation anyway and just hearing about some of the, you know, what it's like working behind the scenes.
What's your favorite story from behind the scenes at InfoWars?
Like, there's either very successful things or there's things where catastrophic things.
Like, just everything went wrong.
But there was something where we were getting a scientist from Russia on about, I think it was nuclear waste or something about that, something like that.
And it was for the nightly news.
And a dude brought him up.
I guess you had to be there, but the guy couldn't speak English at all.
But, like, out in the field, I mean, going out to Bohemian Grove with, like, that whole thing that me and Leanne McAdoo, we went out to Bohemian Grove on the way and we almost got trapped there.
And, like, that could have been its own documentary.
We were talking to kids that were basically, you know, prostitutes.
Oh, yeah.
And, like, you go there and you're like, wow, this is a slice of hell.
Whoa.
So, and then just being able to finally get out of there with our lives, that was, I'll never forget that.
You know, you having that rig with the phone reminds me of a time that there was a Trump rally.
Must have been 20.
I guess this, I guess it was, it must have been 2018 because we were getting kicked off everything.
But we had like five different phones and we were live streaming from this Trump rally.
And it was, it felt like we were the rebels from Star Wars because we would fire up.
We had like so many different Twitter accounts and so many different YouTube accounts.
And we'd fire it up and we'd go live and it would last like 10 or five or 10 minutes.
We'd go, okay, we're back live, guys.
You got to follow this and this.
And then it would go down and they would eradicate that channel.
And so we'd pull up another.
And I literally had like five phones and I was just, as soon as one would go down, we'd pull up another one.
And it really felt like, you know, this, this like, you know, guerrilla attack because the whole thing was that.
At the Trump rally, every single person there loved InfoWars.
And as soon as they saw the InfoWars flag, it was, oh my God, y'all are the best.
Everybody's wearing InfoWars shirts.
Everybody was, and it was like, you know, at the time we were going, they are desperate to take down this live stream every time we try to bring it up because what we're showing is that the Trump crowd is diverse.
They love InfoWars.
They're joyful.
And it's like, that's what they want to, it's the truth.
And they had to crush the truth.
So there have been so many times where, like, I mean, when we say InfoWars, when we say, like, this is an information war and the phone is a weapon.
We are literally like on the street trying to get the truth out.
They're hitting us with the Death Star beam, eradicating our user account, and we have to make a new one.
So, totally outside, like not even mentioning the onion at all.
There's my sad onion picture.
I was looking for that yesterday.
I had to make one on AI because I couldn't find the original.
So, the onion has nothing to do with this.
What happened is the receiver decided to shut us down basically and just decided to cut off to no longer pay for the rent in the building, for the internet, for any of the stuff that we need to operate.
And so, it gets cut off at midnight tonight.
And as of May 1st, tomorrow, we will be in the new network, in the new studios.
And you can follow us at AJNLive on X and the, I guess, unmentionable websites.
If you'd pulled it off two years ago, we wouldn't have been ready.
You would have pulled the rug out completely from under us.
But we can't wait to get out of here now and start coming after you full force because I've been holding back.
I've been holding back a little bit.
I've been.
Really, I really have, and I have really.
There's some things that I really need to get out there.
And I didn't want to rock the boat too much because when you're in this bankruptcy boat, it's a little tenuous.
Yeah, it's weird.
It's like, you know, I mean, it's you don't know where your next one's coming from, and you don't know whether or not the powers that be that are above the bankruptcy are going to say, Well, that person has said too much.
And that's the thing is like, I have no doubt, there's no doubt in my mind, Alex is not going to come to me and say, Hey, Bound, I got a list of things for you not to talk about.
No, it's, I'm just, I'm glad, you know, I was talking to this with John Harmon actually earlier, where it's like when they insult us, when they mock, you know, when they call us white supremacists or whatever, John Harmon had a great way of putting it where he's like, Yeah, it's like they're making fun of your blue hair.
And it's like, I don't have blue hair, so I'm not insulted.
You're not making fun of me.
You're making fun of something else that you're imagining in your own brain.
It's not me you're actually making fun of.
So it's like, you know, the enemies, the bad guys, they have this shadow person that they think is me.
They have this shadow fabricated, non existent entity known as Infowars, and they hate that entity.
That only exists in their own mind.
Meanwhile, our audience knows exactly who we are.
They know exactly how real they are, how real we are.
The problem is, you go out there into the world, and like I run into liberal family members, and they're like, Oh, God, you know, it's so, I'm so sorry that you have to work on that program, that white supremacist, blah, blah, blah.
And it's like, Wow, you've never watched one show.
I don't know if you remember me from calling in all the times that I have, but I just wanted to call in and talk about all my favorite calls that I've ever made to you.
I know I've bugged you a couple of times when I said Nick Fuentes was right.
I called in and said I told you a story about my wife going through chemo and I dosed her with vitamin mineral fusion.
You know, but like, you know, you just talking about your calls going back in the past.
This is one of, I think, is one of the most special things about InfoWars.
And obviously, it's sort of a holdover from the radio, you know, thing that we do, the call in radio stuff.
But like, you know, streamers don't take calls.
Most of them don't take calls or don't even have a way to do it.
And it's a way, it's almost to me like I'm going to say stuff.
That even I think is kind of crazy.
Like, I'm like, I'm going to go pretty far with this and then I'm going to immediately open up the phone lines and challenge anybody to tell me I'm wrong.
It's actually kind of like a, I'm like, I'm going to make sure that I'm right about this by saying it and then opening up the phone lines and letting anybody call in and disagree with me.
And it's like, man, if I say something that's wrong, they're going to call me out for it.
And then, and I'm sorry, you know, not to ramble and we'll go route to your calls, but probably the most special moment out of, you know, my time at Infowars was being in New York City.
I think I was actually, I think this was when I was there to do, to film for Laura Loomer when she was protesting X.
But I met a woman who was from Eastern Europe and she literally started weeping as she was telling me about the dangers of communism.
And Alex Jones was the only one who recognized it.
And it was like, it was so powerful.
And that's the type of thing people don't understand.
People will come up to you and start weeping saying how important Infowars is.
Hang out with any of my friends that aren't on there.
They say the craziest stuff you've ever heard.
We're going to go to break here.
We'll be right back.
And I'm just going to go straight out to your calls.
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Joe, South Carolina, Intercity.
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It is the final segment of our final show here in the InfoWars headquarters, the Central Texas Command Center, the most legendary building in alternative media history.
It's like, what other media outlet has the head guy's two kids both like here every day and working in the office and taking your phone calls probably behind the scenes?
Well, you know, I. As far as I understand it, because Alex, for so long, has had disclaimers on the website saying all of this is free to air, all of it is copyright free, you can't retroactively then go back.
But they might try.
Because the thing is, and the real reason why they want to buy InfoWars is so they can issue DMCA takedowns of our content and so they can get access to our server and try to find information about us that way.
So I don't think the content isn't legally going to be theirs, but the idea is that if they, and again, this is me just speculating independently, nobody told me this, so this is not legal, whatever.
As I understand it, or what I theorize that they would want to do, would be they could then reach out to X or to YouTube or anybody and say, Hey, look, we hold the copyright to InfoWars.
This is an InfoWars product.
You have to take it down.
Even though legally that wouldn't be enforceable, they could get big tech to go along with it by presenting it to them that way.
So that's my theory about why they'd want to use it.
So, yes, I do believe Bandai Video is going to go down.
So, you don't have long now, folks.
Go hit that download button.
Start hitting that download button and get everything.
And this is the thing, you know, we're halfway doing the list.
You know, doing on the ground reports, doing reports like John Bound does.
One thing that would be really helpful, just download our content and cut it up and re edit it and put some of the different ones together and re upload it yourself, monetize it.
And this was something I talked about after Fuentes went on with Piers Morgan.
And, you know, they're getting on him about Hitler.
And it's like, nobody is like, oh, yeah, genocide, let's do that.
But it's about like the just the imagery of like a proud people who weren't ashamed of themselves and like could accomplish things.
And it's like, that's the appealing part about the Hitler edits.
You know, they're talking about the edits where it's just like all this like quick cuts.
And it's just like, You know, obviously, nobody is making Hitler edits where it's a bunch of like dead bodies and ashes.
And, you know, obviously that comes along with it.
So you can't exactly divorce those things historically.
And we're not in favor of tyranny.
We're not in favor of authoritarianism.
And I've said it all the time.
I don't know how I would fare in Nazi Germany because I don't think I would be okay with people demanding that I salute them at every moment and demanding that I say certain things.
Well, he might have made it up, but Germany didn't do so well with him.
So that would be the first thing I'd say.
Let's not follow in his footsteps because obviously it was an abysmal failure.
The other thing is that Hitler wasn't dealing with a population that had been indoctrinated about World War II for 80 years.
So we're dealing with it.
And I genuinely think if you brought Hitler back, like, you know, resurrected him and said, hey, you know, we're going to push your message, he'd be like, what are you talking about?
So, like, when I understand that just the amazing, like, the video of Hitler's rallies and stuff is just something out of a Spielberg movie and all that.
And the history and all that's just really interesting.
It's crazy that all this went down.
But at the end of the day, the new Hitler is just going to be coming out of Antifa, which is who we've been fighting the whole time.
You know, I went and took on like 300 of them by myself one time.
I just love to see you guys, and I think I have to say that the Star Trek Enterprise series ended with a story where they were transferring from an old ship to a new ship, and I think that's what you're doing now.
And, you know, it's funny that just the idea of like stumbling on Alex Jones on AM radio.
Probably one of my favorite memories of M4s before I worked here was driving down Guadalupe Street, Guadalupe, as we call it here in Austin.
And at Guadalupe and Lamar, there was a guy just standing out with a sign that just said, Hear the truth, tune into whatever the channel was Alex was on at the time.
And I remember turning to it, and I already knew who Alex Jones was, but I have such a distinct memory of Just moved to Austin.
I'm driving down the road and it's Alex just going, We're American.
And sometimes it's like, you know, that can be our purpose.
I remember going and filming with Owen.
We went where we were going to confront the guy because it was San Marcos University, which is about 30 minutes south of here.
And the San Marcos University newspaper, we have the paper still.
It was that big, Your DNA is an Abomination was the headline.
And it was about how white people were inherently bad.
And so we went, we're like, we're going to go confront this guy.
And they got scared and they locked the door and didn't let us in the university.
And so we were kind of like, well, do we want to?
And I remember he and I had the conversation where we were just like, look, millions of people around this country are waking up to this headline and they're getting pissed off and they want to yell and they want to, you know, just be.
Be furious at what's being done to us.
We're going to be that voice.
So we had the bullhorn and we just stood there and read the article and just talked about what a ridiculous and horrible thing it was.
And the whole purpose was just hey, we got to be the voice for the millions of people out there that know this isn't right and want somebody to stand up for you.
But, and again, to me, the thing about going down the street and seeing that sign was like, here's somebody who just on his own volition during his lunch break, probably because he was dressed like he worked in an office, just decided, I'm going to go spend an hour letting people know to tune in to Alex Jones.
And it's like, Who else has fans like that?
Everybody says their fans are the best.
Who else has fans that will make their own sign and go stand on a corner?
And I'm going to be rapid fire because I know you guys want to close out in style.
So here's the thing you guys have always been about the truth and nothing but the truth.
A little while back, for example, you had the J6 Ron who went pro se, which is in my wheelhouse.
And that's the thing with InfoWars and with yourselves at American Journal and at the War Room and all the platforms you guys have launched.
Is you guys have provided that scrum where the truth always rises to the top, where the American people have success because they get all different points of views, all different types of information.
So God bless you.
And just remember the one truth you guys got to have have Jesus Christ in your hearts, in your families, and in your communities, and everything starts clicking in place.
So thanks for the great work you've done all these years.
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We want to expand once this is over.
We want to go at least 5 a.m. to midnight every night.
We've got big plans, okay?
We fought all the way.
We wrote it till the wheels came off.
We're going all the way.
We're still going to block the onion scammers that got exposed a year and a half ago.
They're trying it again.
We're going to sue the living hell out of them.
Wait till after our guest leaves us.
We found incredible information on them.
It is so shocking.
It's going to just blow you away.
Guess what they're into.
Don't think you'll be surprised, but it's so bad.
You're not going to I mean, it is the sickest stuff you've ever seen.
Out and out Satanism, torturing, murdering children.