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| *Mario's music* Alright folks, this is it. | |
| We are in the no-go city of Seattle for conservatives. | |
| Libertarians, free marketers are not welcome yet. | |
| I'm a former great American city. | |
| I just had four or five guys shake my hands, Hispanic guys, black guys, you name it. | |
| So it's nine to one. | |
| Folks that love InfoWars, there is a powerful minority of people who absolutely hate my guts and hate free speech and act like this is a no-go area in Paris or something. | |
| Like jihadis have taken over, but we're going to go across the street here and we're going to see what ends up happening here in the former great city of Seattle, now an anti-free speech, no-go zone on play, where the political police, through their Twitter, even celebrated the attack yesterday on me. | |
| I guess encouraging violence, just like CNN. MSNBC have all encouraged Antifa, which are fascists, to go out and viciously attack all Trump supporters, men, women, and children, just like the inauguration. | |
| Took me three hours to get in because they were not letting anybody get through. | |
| It's just simply, simply incredible. | |
| Would not let people get in to see the event and then said that no one was there, even though... | |
| It was a record crowd. | |
| This is the system that was totally committed to completing total line. | |
| Because they've been caught line, they have now quadrupled down on every front. | |
| Right now we're going down to the... | |
| Right now we're going down to the district. | |
| Going down to the market area. | |
| It's on the lake, I guess they call it. | |
| But it's saltwater. | |
| Really beautiful place. | |
| Puget Sound. | |
| Yeah, Puget Sound. | |
| Yesterday we flew up to the edge of Canada and went to San Juan Island, ultra gorgeous, via seaplane. | |
| And that's just the free market system of America. | |
| For a couple hundred bucks, I could fly a round trip on a seaplane and experience something that somebody in North Korea or Venezuela would never even imagine. | |
| But even the richest people in North Korea and the Communist Party don't even have to experience. | |
| And it's the free market that gives everybody these incredible opportunities, and it's only our dreams that limit what we can do. | |
| And I'm out here promoting classic Americana, classic freedom. | |
| I'm not promoting acid attacks on women. | |
| I'm not promoting killing gays. | |
| I'm not promoting overthrowing governments. | |
| I'm not. | |
| I'm simply advocating. | |
| Cutting taxes, cutting regulations, getting the stock market up. | |
| And so I am the enemy. | |
| People scream that I'm a Nazi and I need to die because Stephen Colbert and Tom Brokaw said something. | |
| Men literally read off teleprompters. | |
| So remember, 90% of people are very, very nice. | |
| They're actually listeners in a way. | |
| But it is a vicious, vicious grunge element that is into being losers that see the idea of the stock market up. | |
| Prosperity is an existential threat. | |
| That's why they're allied radical Islam, because it makes civilizations fail. | |
| It is so incredibly destructive. | |
| I'm going to run some of this footage. | |
| What do you think, everyone? | |
| It's crazy what we saw yesterday, and, you know, just walking around. | |
| Like you said, lots of nice people, and then some other people just want to shut down the industry. | |
| I love these hanging flowering deals. | |
| Absolutely gorgeous. | |
| Again, I wanted to go down here this afternoon, check it out, kind of give folks a tour. | |
| And again, walk around the no-go city. | |
| Because, you know, they always say that there's no such thing as a no-go city in Europe, even though it's all admitted now. | |
| Brussels, Belgium, Paris, France. | |
| Many areas of London. | |
| They have eight acid attacks a weekend now in London on women who just won't put out for the Islamicists. | |
| The cultural rape of women is trendy and cool as long as it's not Western. | |
| There is a total embracing of bringing down the West. | |
| They believe they're going to conquer it, the kind of leftist collaborators. | |
| Anywhere they're in control. | |
| Massive poverty, massive mental illness. | |
| Very, very low birth rates for indigenous Americans, no matter what color they are. | |
| It basically is a psychological virus. | |
| Again, we're here in the no-go zone of Seattle. | |
| Very close to her yesterday. | |
| Trendies were going to work and they activated to try to shut down my free speech. | |
| But then they themselves really couldn't talk. | |
| They could just say the word Nazi, Nazi, Nazi. | |
| Or we fought Nazis in World War II. We're going to fight them again. | |
| And just none of that means anything. | |
| But George Soros, the actual Nazi, leads them. | |
| It's like Schwarzenegger came out and said, Trump, you can come out and condemn it. | |
| Why didn't you do it? | |
| The irony of the son of an SS officer, the product of a fixed SS-approved marriage, the incredible, unbelievable irony of that, who told Rolling Stone he admired Hitler, the irony of him lecturing Trump in an Austrian-German elite accent. | |
| Don't look at you little, why don't you learn to do it? | |
| It's just beyond sick. | |
| But, I mean, a Nazi collaborator runs the main movement, the ADL, has given their highest award to them. | |
| So, this is how they operate, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Again, this is a beautiful place, a lot of great culture. | |
| America built this. | |
| And then the dregs of failed LA, the dregs of, you know, failed other places come here, just like Austin. | |
| And they bring with them just all of the elitism, the cultural elitism that no one else has any free speech with them. | |
| I'm gonna go in this market and you can pick where you want to, where you guys want to eat. | |
| Just direct me in there. | |
| Coming down to the public market. | |
| We can go to the crumpet shop or do you want to sit down at a restaurant? | |
| Whatever you want. | |
| I mean, I could eat some eggs and stuff, but that crumbit place is amazing. | |
| I mean, that French place right there is over the top. | |
| Yeah, let's get proskies! | |
| They have egg in them. | |
| Whatever you want. | |
| Go down to the lake here. | |
| Okay. | |
| Yeah, we have not been attacked yet. | |
| Maybe too early in the day for the trendies to be out of their heroin nest. | |
| This is a place again where they use narco-terrorism laws to control the population. | |
| And once they... | |
| Fuck you! | |
| There's one of them right there. | |
| But they can't talk. | |
| They just say that. | |
| Or they say Nazi. | |
| Because to them, they're the good guys. | |
| Their whole identity is in... | |
| They watch The Daily Show. | |
| They believe all this. | |
| We can get in here. | |
| This place is really good. | |
| Do you want to see if we can get a table? | |
| Yeah, we got them. | |
| I got open tables over there. | |
| Oh, that's no problem at all. | |
| We can order pretty much right away. | |
| You saw that again happen, huh? | |
| Yep. | |
| You can't walk anywhere. | |
| Like you were saying, you get one of those everywhere you go. | |
| But a lot of it is any celebrity gets attacked. | |
| I forget his name. | |
| Who's the guy that's Francis Ford Coppola's nephew? | |
| Who's the guy that's a national treasure? | |
| Nick Cage. | |
| Nick Cage. | |
| Pretty good actor. | |
| I talked to folks that own restaurants downtown. | |
| It was actually in the newspaper when it happened, but it was much worse. | |
| He was in Austin filming a show out in Bastrop. | |
| People started fights with him all over the place. | |
| And he was just a nice, you know, I saw him a few times. | |
| I'd go over and talk to them. | |
| They used to live downtown. | |
| I was getting divorced at the Ashton. | |
| And I'd see him walking. | |
| And he was just going to get something to eat. | |
| And people were just going to go, F you, screw you. | |
| Just because they're so narcissistic and empty that because they're not famous and you are, it's now beyond celebrity. | |
| Instead of saying, hey, you're cool, or I don't like you, or just ignoring you, they want to count coup. | |
| And in a way, that's healthy. | |
| People are getting so away from celebrities, so out of the system. | |
| They've broken with the system, but instead of just not caring about it, it really feels big. | |
| If you're walking along with your girlfriend, like, you know, that one guy, you know, the cool hip scene. | |
| Oh, there's Alex Jones. | |
| There's the guy that stands for X. You know, Charlottesville is fake. | |
| Never said that. | |
| Or, you know, Pete's a gay. | |
| Hillary's killing kids in a basement. | |
| That's what the media focused on, made up, to distract off the real emails, and all the real pedophilia, and Podesta, and Jerry Epstein, and the Haiti stuff, where we sent reporters there. | |
| But to them, it feels good to say, there's the bad guy, and to believe the lie, and to be deceived. | |
| So once they get in that deception, like suspended disbelief, or like a daydream, believing mainstream media. | |
| They're the types that go to movies and within five minutes click off and believe it. | |
| I mean, I haven't done that since I was five years old. | |
| That's why most movies I can't even watch them because it's like I'm watching actors. | |
| I know they're actors. | |
| So that's why they're so pissed. | |
| That's why they're so angry. | |
| And, you know, they always say F you and then run off. | |
| That's why I'm sort of chasing after them saying, hey, tell me what you think. | |
| But then they just attack you. | |
| They just want to say their thing, not face reality because it's a virtual reality. | |
| I don't talk back in the virtual reality. | |
| I'm some guy they saw edited in five-second clips on Fox News or on Colbert. | |
| It's not the real me. | |
| And the few folks that have been somewhat open that I've actually talked to, I've gone over to them and shook their hands and then talked to them. | |
| And then they go, oh, really? | |
| Now I understand. | |
| And they walk off. | |
| Some of that's been on video. | |
| But I've probably been out walking five minutes before we started sending this out. | |
| And I probably haven't. | |
| Six, seven people come over, shake my hand. | |
| I went in a drug store to get a band-aid for my wife, cut her foot. | |
| And people were coming up in there. | |
| It's probably seven, eight people. | |
| It's nine people. | |
| Versus the one guy out of hundreds I walked by, said, you know, F you Alex Jones. | |
| And it was this righteousness. | |
| It's like, I'm not a human. | |
| Why, I'm the guy that supports the president. | |
| It's like, they're even looking at me live now, even just talking about us laughing behind the bar, even if we're going to be served right now. | |
| But this is what's happened in a culture where they've got to intimidate and break everybody's will. | |
| Folks, we've got to stand against this bullying. | |
| Even if Trump was bad, which he isn't, we'd have to stand with him. | |
| Because this level of bullying and authoritarianism and cultural attack is incredible. | |
| And it's being done because the power structure is so incredibly scared right now and knows they're losing control. | |
| So they're using real psychological tactics on weaker-minded people. | |
| And it's very, very dangerous. | |
| And we've all got a bucket for free speech and understand this is our country, this is our world. | |
| We are allowed to stand up and say who we are instead of the system lying about us and saying who they claim we are. | |
| So we're going to come back and do some more live streaming in a little while. |
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