Knowledge Fight - #451: June 29-30, 2020

Episode Date: July 1, 2020

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the beginning of the week on The Alex Jones Show. Weirdly, Alex doesn't brag much about his failure of an anti-mask rally, instead spending his time complaining about Sacha Baron Cohen, trying to prod his audience closer to committing murders, and reminding Roger Stone that Trump is an attractive man.

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Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're couple dudes like sit around, drink novelty beverages and talk just a little bit about Alex Jones. Oh, indeed we are. Jordan Jordan.

Jordan. Quick question. What's your bright spot today? You go first. My bright spot. Dan is I nine has finally followed me on Twitter. Hey, great. The great rapper.

Yeah, our friend and the very talented rapper. I nine. That's awesome. We had congratulations. What he told me was that when we went to see the show with him and far out. Yeah. Over at North here in Chicago, he and I talked about Avatar last airbender and I recommended it highly and he decided that he would not follow me on Twitter until he had seen Avatar.

So two years later, sure. Here we are. Congratulations to you on the follow and congratulations to I nine on seeing Avatar. Yeah, exactly. I have yet to watch Avatar the last airbender. So I'm going to unfollow you. Thank you. That's a good idea.

That's what we're going to do. I didn't even know you were following. I don't think my account is the show's account. No, I know. So here's my my bright spot. Jordan is actually a nice intersection of both the mail bag and the year of the so we got a nice little piece of mail. You might notice that there's nothing on the table here and there's not a drink at

all. This was from Anthony. He sent some seltzers from from Michigan. Okay. There's a little brand called Nomi N.O.M.I. and I was particularly in a funk yesterday and I needed something and thankfully those came in the mail and I drank all six of them. So I needed to try and find something. It was just like I need something that's just right spectacular.

Right. Right. You're not a binge drinker. So it's got to be something. I'm not drinking exactly binge drink seltzers. Yeah. And you know what I'll say? I'll say that nothing was like really top of the mountain peak sure everything was really

good. Just good. Yeah. Everything is coming in between sixty eight and seventy five out of a hundred. That's really good. Yeah. Yeah. Highlight is probably the lime spectacular.

That was at seventy five. Okay. Low light grapefruit sixty eight. You hate grapefruit. Yeah. Yeah. There are three flavors that were Michigan cherry related. There's Michigan cherry lime, Michigan cherry lemon and then just straight up Michigan cherry.

I don't know the difference between a Michigan cherry and another cherry is but they were all fine. It's like champagne everything not made outside of the Michigan region is a cherry. Right. Yeah. And then if it's in Michigan, it's a Michigan cherry. Yeah. Yeah.

It's champagne. I could have looked into this and figured out what the difference is but I did not really care. But thank you so much Anthony. Right in my day and I was thrilled to get to the end of the evening and realize I just drank all six of these. What the fuck is wrong with me? Also while we're on the subject of seltzers, I want to say something really quick.

Sure. I'm getting to the point now where I'm starting to realize that there's certain things that I'm learning about seltzer. Okay. And one of the things is it's carbonated water. I don't know really exactly how to say this but here's what I want to say. Yeah. Strawberry is pretty much always good.

You can go get one of these like weird brands, these off brands at the dollar store and the strawberry seltzer is probably going to be okay. It's tough to fuck up a strawberry. Yes. There are other flavors that are not great for cucumber cucumber. You don't like cucumber. Well, I don't trust you if you're some like grocery store brand. I don't trust you to fuck around with cucumber.

Leave that to the pros. Okay. It's not. There's such a broad range. There's like okay. Maybe this cucumber something is going to be okay yours good and gather target brand. Sure. Don't do it.

Don't try. You're not ready for it. No. Yeah. You got to work. Yes. You're putting on airs and you shouldn't stick to these ones. They're safe like a strawberry cranberry is almost impossible to fuck up like target

brand caviar. That's what the problem is. Don't mess with the target. It's not for you and like some of these other ones that I'm really enjoying some of these flower themed ones or tea like I would bet the target would fuck those up too. Oh for sure. Don't do it. Stick stick to the shallow water where you belong raspberry is fine too.

That's almost universally good right. These basic berry flavors you can handle leave it to the pros. You can't trust McDonald's with a steak. Don't do it. I'm finding a lot of ways to say exactly what I'm trying to say and I appreciate it. You've synthesized it quite well. So Jordan today we got an interesting episode to go over. We're going over June 29th and 30th twenty twenty.

This is now my autonomous zone. We have some troubling things that happen here on this episode and we also see the long awaited return of a rat fucker. Oh boy. I knew he was coming back. Oh yeah. Of course. I knew he was fucking coming.

Oh. Re-appearance. How dare we will get to Roger Stone making his triumphant return like Napoleon returning from Elba. But before we do that Jordan we gotta say thank you to some folks who have signed up on our sporting show. So first Dominic you Thank you so much. You are now a policy wonk.

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We ain't making that money off that heroin. Why are you pimp so good? My neck is freakishly large. I declare info war on you. Thanks so much Pavel. Yes. Thank you very much, Pavel. If you're out there listening and you feel like you enjoy the show and like to support

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out strong coming into July got to have a clean slate or something. I don't know. I'm just saying words. Here's not a context drop from how this episode sort of winds up. This is the end. This this comes from the end of the third. Okay. This has been one of the most powerful broadcasts we've ever done absolutely jam-packed and

I feel empty and pathetic. Great. That's good. Yeah. I love it. When I feel like I've done the best job possible and I feel like an empty, pathetic fraud. You know that sense of accomplishment you receive whenever you're you're really doing God, like high level work, your, your, your application, your calling, yeah, it makes you

feel pathetic, empty. Yeah. So we start here on the 29th and Alex gets to gets to talking and man, this doesn't sound good. Like this, if I were just like looking at this organization from like not knowing anything about Alex or his troubles or info wars or anything. If I heard him say this, I would probably think like, this doesn't bode well and info wars dot com news wars dot com and of course paying dot video and the great site, Paul has summit

dot news and David Knights launching a site. I want Troy's launching a site for their own independent sites as info wars, uh, test the sizes in the globalist view. That's not the test. No. I mean, that's one way to look at it, but it also looks to me like people jettisoning life. It does look like there's a sinking ship.

The rats are trying to run away from well because like as per to Paul is an interesting case because he has his own sort of unique fan base and he's still on other places or he can disseminate his videos and you know kids seem to be drawn to his whiny face and the quick cuts. I guess well if you have a low attention span, he's doing all this like that, you know, cuts really fast. Yeah, it keeps you from getting too bored. Yeah, but like David Knight and Owen Shroyer are less popular than info wars.

Oh yeah, Paul, you could make an argument is bigger than info wars, so he having his own thing kind of makes sense right for David Knight and Owen Shroyer to have diminishing returns by creating their own properties or their own entities. Yeah, that seems like a bad plan. Yeah, that's not going to go well. Yeah, just it seems to me like. I feel like you can just figure out from the number of views on ban dot fucking video, right? Yeah, you know you just look at the difference in views and you're like you're

not going to build this on your own buddy, especially not with that like you've already been banned from like this stuff like you're always not going to be able to no. No, no, no, no, don't worry about it. I've got my own site now. I'm now with info wars. Please allow me back on Twitter. Good luck. Yeah, good luck.

Destroyer yeah. So Alex gets to talking about how you know this is going to be there's a there's a civil war going on right and it's been cold and it's getting hot. It's been getting hot for quite a while. This is a several years now. This might as well be a like the slowest of slow cookers. I'm pretty sure you're going for some kind of a weird like seven day chilly. Yeah, in terms of heating up this cold war sure, and then I'm going to get into the

civil war that's now actually going from cold to hot and the moves I believe we should make to stop it and I believe the president should make to stop it. But let me just first tell you this. Roger Stone is breaking a silence. He's done a few interviews. He was going to wait to come on my show exclusively after big events that are going to take place, take place that we believe, but he's decided to just go ahead and break the silence and he's going to break major news here tomorrow.

Allow me to decode that. Sure. Roger expected to be pardoned by now. Yeah. Yeah. That is he was going to come on after he got a pardon and that has not happened and he has to go to jail in two weeks really expecting to be part of now. He's going to come on the show and desperately beg for a part.

Oh, yeah. So that's basically what's happening here and there's really not much more substance to it than that. That's it. Please. No, totally. Totally. I mean, without spoiling anything, Rodgers almost his entire appearance is just

like campaigning for Trump and selling himself as like if I don't have to go to prison, I will be one of the most powerful tools to getting. Of course, of course, I can be valuable to you. It's brilliant. He's doing Wormtongue, for sure. Yeah, it's it's it's exactly what you should do if you're Roger. Yeah, totally. Make a media tour where you're talking about how much you can help Trump.

If you don't go to prison and ladder the man as much as possible, 100% make it seem like people will take you seriously again, which they won't. Yep. Yeah. So there's two things that Alex talks most of this show about this 29th, June 29th show, and he gets into the first story here. Okay, the best way to do this is just try to go over the headlines. We were facing an angry mob gun toting St. Louis couple tell their side of the

story, that's zero hedge. Can you believe that these people have to tell their side of the story? Black Lives Matter go into their private estate. Open the gate. Nope. It says private estate at the gate and inside. And you know what Black Lives Matter does? They burn things down.

Then they say after the people say get off our property with guns. Black Lives Matter says that's it. We got the money shot. So these protesters in St. Louis, from what I understand, they were marching down a private street. That is fair enough. It's a street Portland place, but they only did that because the other streets to the mayor's residents had been blocked off.

And the point of the protest was to demonstrate at the mayor's house because mayor Lida Crusen had quote, read the names and addresses of people calling for police reform during a Friday afternoon Facebook live video. The mayor was essentially doxing people. So folks decided that they would protest outside her home and demand her resignation as they walked past this deranged couples house. They came out with guns to pretend they needed to protect their home. It's all good and well for them to have guns on their property and to stand

there as the protest goes by, like that's within their right. If they're that paranoid, that's fine, but they did much worse. They were brandishing their weapons, which is to say that the woman had her finger on the trigger and was pointing the gun at people. That's not cool at all. And given that Alex is someone who pretends to be all about responsible gun ownership, he should know that there's a massive difference between holding a gun safely and waving it around like an asshole.

When left wing protesters were open, carrying at a rally that Owen tried to go to, they were accused of pointing the gun at Owen and committing attempted murder, basically. In this case, however, the gun is being pointed at people. Alex wants guns pointed at so he doesn't give a fuck and he supports the person holding the gun. That's simple. This game is very stupid and he spends a lot of time on this story. Oh, yeah. A lot of time. Oh, yeah. So he talks about it a little bit more and I don't know if he knows much

about this couple, but regardless, this is some. Lawyer. And he's got this big mansion and he's being called a hero. Well, we looked into the guy. He's actually looks like a Democrat, but people bust into your house. There's a big mob of 500 people is what it was. You better come out with a gun or you're about to get your house robbed and burned down so you can hear here.

This like people are calling him a hero or I agree with you. I don't know who that is. Maybe some like weird gun people. Maybe it's possible, but it's what proves that they're not heroes is that they're Democrats. Right. Right. All right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The couple their names are Mark and Patricia McCloskey. All I really needed to know about them is that back in 1992, they got into a fight with the Homeowners Association because they were the Homeowners

Association was trying to pass this new bylaw, which would allow cohabitation in the neighborhood. This was about allowing same sex couples who couldn't get married at the time to live in the neighborhood. Since previously they would have had to be considered roommates, which wasn't permitted by the Homeowners Association. So they were fighting to uphold the anti-cohabitation rule, which was a way of trying to restrict the neighborhood from having same sex couples in it. Hold on. Are you telling me it's possible for a Democrat to also be a bigot?

That would be wild. I don't know if they're actually Democrats. It's not, it's not clear from what I was able to find what political party they're registered to. But what I can tell you is that you can prove by consulting the federal elections commission records that they quote contributed thousands of dollars. Do the Trump Make America Great Again committee, the Republican National Committee and the Donald J. Trump for president incorporated.

All right. I think that tells me what I need to know. It should also be pointed out that they donated to the Bush Quail campaign in 1992, as well as the Republican campaigns in 1988, 1996 and 2018. I think so. That might say something. Sounds like a classic Democrat to me. Yeah, that sounds right. Anyway, fuck this couple and more importantly, fuck this story.

Yep. Yep. Alex talks about it so much and I don't care. Oh, they're victims. Now, there's a second story that Alex talks about. Sure. Almost the entire episode, like to the point where I had to write down a note in my in my sort of notes, that is, he won't stop talking about this. And it seems really weird to me because this is one that I would just like.

I take the owl on this one, Alex. Sasha Barakowan, who says, get rid of Americans free speech, arrest Alex Jones, a monstrous individual who's not even an American. He comes here and says, oh, you're having a reopen America. A vent. And he says. I, he didn't tell him it was him. He said, oh, I'm a country singer that wants to reopen America.

I'll come pay for an extra stage in some security if you let me sing. He gets there. He starts saying racist stuff. They run up and try to stop him. Armed men stop them so he can frame the crowd. Frame them. It goes, oh, you just don't have a sense of humor. Sasha Barakowan.

So funny. No, he's a false flagging, slimy criminal. It's a false flag. It's a false flag. That was a false flag. I want a baby. I really didn't see any people singing along, really fighting back on. I watched that.

There's that six minute video that I watched of it. No cuts in it or anything. Nope. A lot of people singing along and cheering for like. China, yeah, chopping up journalists and like injecting Fauci and Hillary with the Wuhan flu. Any number of times any one of those people could be like, excuse me, anyone just one, but the organizers wanted him to stop.

I can't think of any reason why. Well, I mean, like it's the same thing with a lot of Sasha Barakowan's stunts and these pranks are just like they sort of reveal something with the by the acceptance of what he's doing exactly. He's doing something that's like, oh, wow, that's awful. And then people are going along with it. Yeah, there's a tacit permission to let this show at a place like a three percent or rally and Alex should just ignore this.

Honestly, I think this is something that he should probably just be like, all right, every time they get caught by hoaxes, they should just be like, ba, and that's it. Everybody will stop. They'll make fun of you for a day and then the internet moves on. I mean, it's fascinating how many stories he manages to ignore. You would think that it would just be another. But he talks about this so God damn much.

It's like half the episode. I can't get foreign liberals over here revealing that my friends are massive racist Nazis. It's wild. Yeah. So I'm only going to play this clip because of what happens on the 30th. This is Alex talking about how pretty much all Democrats are pedophiles. Sure.

Or at least I'm sorry, half of them. Oh, OK. Well, that's I'm telling you folks, half the Democrats are now pedophiles. Pedophilia is just rampant. So hold on to that. That's the top half for the bottom. Hold on to that for later on the 30th, sure, because Alex has a little bit of a breakdown. Some people think the Democratic Party is half pedophilia,

but I like to think that it's half not pedophiles. You know, it's real optimistic of me. Yeah, sure. So Alex gets pretty racist, starts rambling around about Colin Kaepernick a little bit. Sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, great, great. I don't know what he's doing here, man.

I got to be honest, I just don't. I don't know what the point of this is other than expressing racism. Kaepernick up there. He's for the black people. He's going to stand up for the black people. He's a monster working for globalists to cover up what they've done. He's nothing but a black shield they use to carry out their evil. And he's not even black.

Looks like a Arab. He didn't have that afro till he signed with Nike. And they said, we want you to look like this and do like this. You represent black people now. You do not understand the man is a clown. The man is a devil. And not because he's got brown skin, but because his heart is evil. Sorry, I'm not going to go down that path right now.

What path is that? The I want to kill all black people. But what is the what is he doing? I Alex, can you prove that Nike told Colin Kaepernick to wear his hair in a certain way? Can you prove that? Because I don't know if you can. Oh, yeah.

I think you're talking shit. I think he's got insider information. Alex, do you know anything about Colin Kaepernick's family of origin? Do you know anything about that? No, no, you don't. No, he has just talking shit. Yeah, it's wild to me when bigger trees and biases are more compelling to a person than curiosity.

Yeah, yeah, you know, like you're willing to just scream about something that you could easily check into and you just don't. Oh man, how dare he kneel? I guess at the same time when I'm saying that, I mean like you could learn about Colin Kaepernick if you wanted to. I'm not positive that it would be all that easy to look into whether or not Nike told him to wear his hair a certain way. That would be difficult to are there emails that you could follow up?

Is there a FOIA request? I don't think so. I don't think that's FOIA. So Alex now having yelled about Colin Kaepernick in a way that I'm comfortable describing as racist, insanely racist. Now starts I don't even know how to get into this. They want that Declaration of Independence. The globalists want it.

I'm getting chills. They want that Constitution because everybody modeled their governments after that and people want that worldwide. They have to repudiate that and overturn that because the idea threatens them. Are you a globalist? It really expressed part of that idea. Is he a globalist? We were number one in human freedom and everybody knows it.

And that's why they use a bunch of dumb college dropouts and morons running around attacking people and saying they own everything to try to trigger a civil war. And they finally get a video of some old folks in golf carts being screamed at by other old white people. And they're going, you're a Nazi, F you, all this stuff. So the old guy goes, yeah, right. White power laughs back at him. Clearly a joke screaming black power all day.

Why couldn't he say that? The point is, is that he's asked yourself that barely hear it in the clip. Oh, Trump, white supremacism, white supremacism. Give me a break. Wow. Wow, you white supremacists. That's insane. I just just compare those two thoughts. The yelling about Kaepernick, the way he did, you know, he's he doesn't even look black.

He looks like an Arab. Yeah, you got that mentality. Sure. And then you compare that with this. All that guy yelling white power is clearly a joke. And if it wasn't a joke, why shouldn't he say he should be able to say that they say black power. We should be allowed to say white power. If you ask the question, why can't I say white power? You're too far gone or you're four.

And if you're four, that's a very easy answer. So that's that's that's pretty interesting. I mean, it's not. It's just a clear demonstration of where Alex is hard is. So we have one last clip from the 29th. There's just not much going on on this show. It's a lot of yelling about the St. Louis couple and a lot of complaining about Sasha Baron Cohen. Straight up racism all day.

So this leads to Alex having an interview with one of the three percenter dudes who ran the show that got pranked. Right, right, right. And there's yeah, we're Nazis. That's fine. That's not that's not their angle. Their angle is that Sasha Baron Cohen should be arrested. We got a hoax. So I'm going to call the cops.

This is these are children. This is criminal fraud. Sasha Baron Sasha Baron Cohen was taken away in an ambulance that he had rented and therefore this is also fraud. Of course, claiming to have a medical condition or sure and so they have this interview and it's very stupid and I don't care. But then Alex also has Stuart Rhodes on along with this three percenter guy great great and trio and Nazis and he also wants Sasha Baron Cohen to rest of course and then it gets really really gross. Well, it's a terror campaign. This is what communists do.

So this is Stuart Rhodes talking about the protests are going on. It's very much like the black shirts in Italy or the brown shirts in Nazi Germany. Same tactic that was used in Soviet Russia or China. It's intimidation and terrorism. And eventually what they're going to do is they're going to go and start killing people. That's their ideology drives them towards that ultimate end. And so when they kill a police family, God forbid, is when it will be open season on Antifa. And black lives matter when they're seen in the streets will be shot in the streets.

This is absolutely unacceptable, but also very expected from someone as much of an extremist as Stuart Rhodes is. Also, if Stuart's line in the sand is the act of killing police, then he should be declaring open season on people like himself. Damon Gutzwiller of the Santa Cruz Sheriff's Department was ambushed and killed by Staff Sergeant Stephen Carrillo, who proceeded to write the words bug and I became unreasonable in his own blood on the hood of a car before being arrested. These are words that have a particular meaning, among far right, on absolutist communities and kind of given indication of what he was all about. After Carrillo's arrest, he was also charged with the murder of Patrick Underwood, who was that law enforcement officer who was killed in Oakland back on May 29th. And even more recently, there was the case of Private Ethan Melzer, who was charged with, quote, conspiring and attempting to murder US nationals, conspiring and attempting to murder military service members, providing and attempting to provide material support to terrorists and conspiring to murder and maim in a foreign country.

Melzer sent sensitive information, including unit locations and security measures, to the order of nine angles, which is a European neo-Nazi and white supremacist group. The plan appeared to be for the Nazis to give this information to ISIS-type terror groups who would then carry out the attack. Melzer didn't care if he died in the attack, saying, quote, who gives a fuck? It would be another war. I would have died successfully, because another 10-year war in the Middle East would have definitely left a mark. It seems like maybe Stewart should be spending less time fantasizing about how the left is eventually going to start killing cops and realize that he's aligned with people who are doing that sort of thing and worse. Yeah, but it's okay when they do it, because it's tyranny that they're fighting, and cops represent tyranny, but only when they're fighting them, and otherwise we should call the cops on people who don't look like me. It's just infuriating. I don't. There's just no way. There's just no way to talk to them.

Not someone like Stewart, certainly. No, you simply can't. So we get done with the 29th, because I mean it's so much Sasha Baron Cohen complaining. It's the stuff where my eyes rolled back in my head, complaining about like this guy who pranked them. Whiny, whiny, whiny babies. Well, and I think one of the problems is because like when they have their equivalent of that, it doesn't really play out. It doesn't work. Well, because there are things like Jacob Wall does these stunts and they always blow up, they always end up like this didn't this didn't work.

Yeah, like Alex loves James O'Keeffe. Yeah, he's all right, whatever I don't like it's like there they have the Dunning Krueger effect with comedy that like overwhelming James O'Keeffe isn't trying to do comedy. No, well, I mean he's he's a joke. It's that like, it's that how many times have you seen that that white dude at an open mic who's like, obviously I'm funny. And if people aren't laughing, it's their fault, their fault. So if you don't like this incredibly dumb, stupid, transparent bullshit, well, that's because you're stupid, must be. So we get to the 30th and Alex is very excited to have his old running buddy back around the one and only Raji Stone. Roger Stone facing execution basically in a COVID-19 infested jail supposedly in two weeks.

What so wait, hold on. Roger Stone is facing a death sentence because of COVID-19, but COVID-19 is a hoax and no one really gets it and it's not that bad. What is it? What's going on here? You need it to be a death sentence because you need to complain about Roger and you don't want him to go to prison. No, but it's also a fraud and a hoax when people ask you to wear a mask. Yes. Okay, exactly. Calm down. Well, so by the way, wearing a mask in prison, that's for sure, even though that would be a death sentence. Obviously, I think that there are very serious concerns that need to be taken into account with prison populations as it relates to COVID-19. That being said, the place that Roger is being sentenced to has no cases of COVID-19 and there's a tennis court. Exactly. From what I understand, I read an article that was talking about the health conditions that he has. Obviously, you can't disclose those, but the judge looked into them and they did a review and his health concerns are all under control and in check, and it's not a danger to his health, particularly in terms of COVID-19 to be put in prison. So anyway, like I said, this interview is really just Roger begging Trump to give him a party.

You weren't going to do interviews until whether a clemency pardon or whatever was going to happen. What made you change the last few days and now be here? You're going to get into 2020, the election. You're warning to Trump coming up in a few segments. But what made you say the gloves are off? Any questions you want to ask? You know, everything's on the table. Because I'm vitally concerned about the direction of this country, and I think it is incredibly important to reelect the president. I see the way they have destroyed his whole card, the American economy. I see the way our streets are burning under a violent socialist revolution in our streets, and therefore the sooner I could speak out the better. I cannot stand the idea that I will either be six feet under or incarcerated in October of 2020 when I need to be on the battlefield. That's why I decided to speak out today. And you told me that in confidence, but now you're just throwing it all to the wind, which I really respect you even more now. That's the best play he has. I got to say, looking at this from a strategy perspective, there's no other move that he would have. Because he can't come out and be on Alex's show and be like, Trump, what the fuck? Give me the pardon. You can't do that. That looks bad.

But you can say like, you know, I just I need to before I go to prison in two weeks, I need to get out here and say like, it's gonna kill me that I'm not able to be on the front lines fighting for Trump. Like that's the only thing that makes me mad about having to go to jail. Brilliant. That's it's not brilliant. It's pretty simple to come up with. But I would, you know, it's for the dicks that Alex hangs out with. That's good thinking. Yeah, it's sad. It's just sad because it seems like at this point, we all have enough knowledge of Trump psychology to know that what's going on is he's basically forcing Roger to grovel in front of him so he can. It feels like it. So then at the last second, he pardons him and it's like, ha ha ha. See, look at how powerful I am and he's just he's just making what is ostensibly his friend, his awful, awful toadie subordinate. But you know, you know, it's also a good pageant to because now Roger is going around on like these weirdo fringe internet shows and info wars and doing this whole thing where he's like, you know, I just got to be out there on the front lines fighting for the re election. Right. And then if Trump does end up then pardoning him seems like a fulfillment of all of these these interviews. That's fair. That's fair. It makes all of his shows that he went on seem powerful. Right. Yeah, there's there's a whole whole game. It's being kind of played here. That's pretty. It's pretty. I mean, who cares? God, somehow I feel like Roger Stone, even if he doesn't get pardoned, is going to rat fuck as well. Like he's going to find a a doppelganger and like put his hat on there.

Tattoo Nixon on his back and be like, See, that's me. Get out of there. You know, you can pay somebody. I don't know. I don't know if he could find someone. Look, a lot of Barksdale can pay somebody to do eight years. He can pay. So I don't know. So, you know, this is just like a hey Trump's awesome. But like so Roger's talking about how like I recognized early Trump had the goods. Sure. But but Mike down for this because there's a point where Alex realizes like you're not doing this good enough. Maybe I was one of the first people right after former President Nixon to recognize that Donald Trump had the courage and the bravado and the audacity and the independence and the energy and the stamina and the anti globalist world view to be not only a great candidate for president, but a truly great president. He also had the looks. He's charismatic. What is that? Don't don't forget. He's a vain piece of shit as well. Hold on one second. If you're going to gravel, you better make sure that you're talking about how great the emperor looks with no clothes. Did I say no clothes? I mean, he looks great in that vest. He's got those biceps that are just enviable. Look at the way his body is at the wrong angle when he stands. It's so powerful. Look at his disgusting face. That's so amazing. Wow. It's such. It's you know what it is. It's instincts being expressed on Alex's part totally that are weird. Yeah, because Roger's given this long list of like he's got the in like he's smart. He is. He's capable. He's powerful. He's independent. Anti globalist. Fucking hot. He looks great. Don't forget. You want to slobber all over his nabber. Come on now, buddy. Very strange. Yeah, it's disgusting. So there they're at loggerheads, a tiny bit because Alex's main reporting and everything you're talking about is like COVID-19 is no big deal. It's even though it's a death sentence for Roger. Well, but that's the thing is like they're kind of at odds a little bit right in as much as Alex needs to minimize this. But Roger needs to maximize it because it's his argument for getting out of jail. You know, he didn't like slowing and killing our economy, but he does have an obligation to protect the public health. And by the way, COVID virus is real. It's dangerous. I know people who have died from it. Members of my family know people who have died from it. This is not a hope.

It looks by any means. It is a very real current danger. But at the same time, none of the projections that most of the scientists make panned out. Well, some of that might be due to human behavioral changes and adaptations, but it's interesting, you know, like you had this position where, you know, he's saying things that are very much against other wars and Alex has to let him and they have to go along with it in the same way that like we're living in this a couple days after Alex had G Edward Griffin on and Alex said that maybe the globalists wanted Trump to get in because of his deep research about how they just wanted a better deal with China, whatever that's completely forgotten. Nothing matters. No. Yeah, tomorrow there won't even be a virus. No, probably nothing. Yeah. This clip really interested me. Okay, I don't know exactly how to explain it in advance, but there's a there's an intrinsic problem with what Roger is putting forth. He's going to suggest that the reason that people want him in prison is so he can't appeal, because if he goes to prison, he'll get COVID-19 and he'll die. So he won't be able to appeal his case. Well, then we are brilliant for thinking that this is really dumb. Why do they want to do this? It's very simple, Alex, because the deep stay and Judge Jackson would like me to die in a COVID infested prison before my appeal is heard a year from now, because when my appeal is heard, the epic corruption of my trial of the judge of her clerks, of the Mueller prosecutors is going to be exposed and they can't afford that, which is why I have an essence for a series of completely fabricated process crimes and essentially getting capital punishment, the death penalty. That's what this is Tadamot too. So one of the important things I wanted to do here today is apply is appeal to your audience to appeal to the president to as a humanitarian act of both mercy and justice to use his extraordinary powers of clemency so that I can avoid dying in a dank squalid prison someplace.

So this doesn't make sense because if Rogers and tire goal is to you have this appeal where you can put the system on trial, you shouldn't want a pardon because if he gets a pardon, he can't appeal right. The he won't be able to prove that they have corrupted. Yeah. Yeah. So if his entire angle is like they want to kill me before I can have my appeal, they should also be like Trump. Don't pardon me. No, no, no. Don't you remember a pardon? Don't pardon me because I'm going to flip the script and destroy the entire system and the globalist fraud. No, no, no. A pardon proves you're innocent, just like when Ford pardon Nixon, everybody was like, oh, well, I guess we were wrong. It's it's interesting. It kind of proves to me that he wouldn't be able to appeal this case successfully. The things that he wants, but it would be really good for him if he is given the pardon because then he can say if I if he hadn't pardon me, I would have appealed this and I would have won. We were taken to the Supreme Court. Yeah, so it's brilliant. It's it's it works on every front as long as Trump follows through and gives him the part. Yeah, for sure. For sure. Without the pardon, all of this falls apart immediately because here's what happens. Roger goes to prison. He doesn't get covered. Nineteen. No, he survives. Yeah, he maybe does that appeal or maybe he just is like a fuck it. Who cares fair maybe he does the appeal and then he loses that appeal. Yeah, that's what yeah. That's pretty much and then everyone ends up running out of excuses now. I'll take it to the Supreme Court. Great. Yeah. So Alex. Alex has this whole thing. He's like you know what Trump needs to do. He needs to stop running from you and he needs to pardon you and then he needs to make you his campaign. God, that would be the biggest story in history. Yeah, Roger is not interested.

He says I don't want to job in Trump's campaign or anything like that, but he also disagrees with Alex on another point. How beautiful if you got clemency next week or a pardon and instead of running from you. Trump brought you in as a spokesperson or brought you in as an advisor. The president has never run from me. Look at his history of tweets. No, no, he's pardoning you right now. He said Roger nothing wrong. Roger doesn't worry about. Roger's been saying I'm saying instead and said something pardon you and then just bring you in front and center at in press conferences that would be so powerful. It would be something that is real delusional shit right there. That's insane, but I do like the he needs to stop running from you. He's never run from me. All right. He's he's walked very slowly away. I don't know if he can run. Probably I don't think so. No. So they get to talking about how Roger will never kill himself and well that's Alex. Alex insists on Roger saying that he's never going to kill himself in a way that makes me think Alex is preparing or hoping that Roger dies. Yeah, and then he can play this clip of Roger saying he'll never kill himself in order to like say it was the Clintons or something is so deep. It's very meaningful. Yeah. There's no circumstance whatsoever in which I will ever betray this president. I have great affection for him and for his family and you'll never commit suicide. Say it. You'll never commit suicide.

No, if they ever tell you stone killed himself, you will know that somehow the Clintons are involved. I will never do that. And Steve didn't kill himself. It is prohibited. I would never under any circumstances do that. So if they come back to you and tell you, oh, he was despondent, he killed himself. That will never happen. But look at the statement clear without me interrupting because number one, you're a fighter. You crave the fight. You don't look for it. Say a statement. What? Will you kill yourself in prison if they lock you up as a political prisoner? Alex, there's no circumstances under which I will do that. Hey, Roger, we need a clean take of this for the sizzle real after your death. Yeah, so I make money out of it. He said he would never kill himself. So obviously when we play this clip after his death, there you go proof.

So Roger gets into talking about his spirituality and he tells the story of coming to God. I'm not going to play it because I don't want to make fun of it on the off chance that it is sincere on some level. But I don't care. Probably not. But at the same time, I feel ugly or gross, even if it was sincere. Hey, look, whatever. I understand. No, I'm not trying to cut you. Yeah, I feel like the way in which he tells the story of like going to a Franklin Graham service. I'm like there's enough people who probably have similar experiences that making fun of it would kind of feel like I'm making fun of other people's religious experience. And what I mean to do is make fun of Roger Stone. And so I'll just leave that aside. Right. Right. Right. That being said in the conversation of him talking about his spirituality. Roger accidentally says that he prays to Trump. Sure. So great. Great. So his spirituality is meaningless. God will protect me.

I believe that at the end of the day justice will be done in my case. I am praying to this president. I'm praying more importantly to God to protect me because I know he will. I would say the praying to God is more important than praying to Trump. Bear no idols but Trump. That was part of the Ten Commandments Moses was fucking on it. I mean I know he misspoke but still he did say he's praying to Trump. Yeah. Anyway, Roger goes he doesn't have much time. He's just making a little quick stop in to beg Trump in the best way possible from his position to get a pardon. Now Alex gets down. He's like I should probably do my job. I really probably should. I should probably do my job. You should quit. But I can't. I can't because there's too much news. God dammit. I have a thousand ways to start this second. Pick one. Incredible articles videos. Pick one that are super entertaining and interesting. I probably won't get to any of it because the you could pick one. The understanding of that. So I told the story probably 3000 times. I say I started a lot of the shows with this.

26 years ago on radio and TV. I might have never said the first few years. This is the biggest show I've ever done. Then about 15 years ago maybe once a year I'd say biggest show ever. And then as time goes on it's like every month and then every week and then every day. It's the quickening. It's the compounding. Well that's just because now you think Sasha Baron Cohen is the biggest story you've covered in your story in history. False flag. False flag. Right. An innocent group of Nazis just wanted to have a good time sure rally and not reveal that they're massive racist fascists. I would argue that Alex would have a lot more time for actual stories if he didn't talk about how he can't get to all the stories because there's so many stories. Well it's like I can't even stress to you. I know I play clips that are fairly similar to that a bit. Oh yeah. I don't play nearly all the time. He says that he says that he spends a lot of time talking about. He has no time. He's got to break. He's got to break. It reminds me of this comedian Ron Raimi. I don't know if you ever knew him. I never knew him. It was a guy out of St.

Louis. I only knew. I only ever saw him when I was in Missouri but he had this great bit that he would do. It would just be constantly talking about how he's got to go. Yeah. I got to go. I always loved that. It's funny for him. Yeah. Not funny for Alex. Good at it. Yeah. Alex is filling time talking about how he's not filling time. There's so many stories and then he just starts rambling. Look dude. Okay. I can see your frustration. Alex plays some videos and talks about people getting beat up because they submit. They apologize and then they get hit or something. So look the globalists will never actually pick a fight with Alex because they know that he'll kill them if they do. And then Alex starts talking about eating people. Sort of. Okay. We know that he's talked about cannibalism a bit in the past. Ten days. This is close. He talks about how some of his fighting style might be Holyfield ask or not Holyfield Tyson. Excuse me. He's an animal. He's a biter. Okay. Because they know I'm not bluffing. I'm ready to kill people and they might win but they're going to fight somebody that is going to hurt them

really bad because I kick like a mule and I bite like a crocodile and I bite people too. You get me down. I start biting big ass chunks out of you. See how you like that. Big chunks. See most people have a governor where they can't chomp down. I've bitten chunks out of people had me down. The size of a two ounces of meat. You don't think the biggest roughest guy gets off my back when I'm on the ground when I chomp into his leg. I've done it many times. I'll bite right through your jeans. I'll tear a bloody one out of your leg because I'm not dead and I'm not bowing down and I got the spirit of life in me and I'm spreading it. All right, man. I just think back to all the times that he's proven himself to be an honorable and chivalrous man. He cares very much about observing. No, he's a biter. Yeah, great. Hey, man. Look, we get into a fight. I will bite you. I will bite you. I will bite you. Other people don't have they have a governor and they won't allow themselves to bite through your genes. All right, Alex. I will do this right now. I challenge you to a bite off. I honestly would love to

watch him try to chew through some. I would. I know that he's probably speaking with a little bit of a flourish. Sure, but I still do want to watch him try and eat a pair of Levi 501. I wonder if we could get Sasha Baron Cohen into going to trick him into doing that. Alex, you must eat these jeans. These pants. Eat your own pants. You haven't watched Gravity Falls. You have not such a good show. So we've been seeing in the present day a bit of Alex embellishing and making up stories about the the German Foster Children story. Sure. Sure. Sure. And he talks a little bit more about another story that involves pedophilia in Germany in this next clip and once again he is making up a story. I'm going to settle down, but we have this galactic level. 30,000 pedophiles in the German government mainstream news. All exposed. Their cult is inches from being destroyed. Praise God. We'll be right back. So if you go to Dutch a well, you'll find the underlying article that Alex is making stuff up about and it's not not too difficult to find. This is about an arrest of a 27 year old soldier back in October 2019, which has led to a much deeper investigation into things like Internet sharing of illegal pornographic materials. Sure. Sure. Sure. The bottom line of this story is that German authorities have announced they're following up on 30,000 leads in this investigation, not that 30,000 suspects have been identified.

In fact, the actual article specifies that at this point, approximately 70 suspects have been identified. There's no indication that all or any of these people are in the German government. This is very important to understand. Alex doesn't care about this story at all. Crimes against children are very emotionally charged subjects, so he knows that most of the time his audience is never going to look into any of this to see what the real story is. He knows that he can push people's buttons by talking about real stories, taking these real stories about horrific crimes and then making up whatever he wants about them because the furthest most people will get is the headline, which then they'll just take as the confirmation of whatever story Alex has told them about this. It's fucking disgraceful. It's awful. And he rambles about this quite a bit. And so he starts talking about how like, you know, this, this story launches him into all of his enemies are petrified. Sure. Sure. And as we heard on the previous episode, like I told you to keep in your mind, half of Democrats are now in this category. These people need killing, don't they? And they will. But if we go off half cocked, they'll be the victim and get away with it. We have to walk softly, carry a big stick. He is wise as a servant, peaceful as a dove until God delivers judgment.

And you'll know when that moment is and we will be the implements of the judgment. God's hand picks us up like the dagger and thrust it into the enemy's throat. But we do not direct it and you'll know, you'll know the time. And when the time comes, it's important not to torture these people. You dispatch them like you dispatch a rattlesnake. I hate to put on a rattlesnake or a cockroach. You step on them and you move on, but they will die. This is getting to be a very weird place for me doing this show because I feel like the trends that I've been watching over the past couple weeks have been like a real increase in this. This like direct talk about violence, about how God's vengeance needs to be enacted on Alex's enemies and also mixing in how God's vengeance is carried out by you and you'll know when the right time is. I feel like this is happening a lot more regularly. It seems to be ramping up. It seems to be like as far as I can tell, we're not looking at calmer waters in the future as COVID cases increase. The potential for more lockdowns increases. The election is coming up. The water seems choppy and the rhetoric that Alex is leaning more heavily into seems incredibly dangerous.

Now, I don't know what you can do about that. I don't know if this is illegal. I know it's irresponsible, but I don't know what I can do other than do this show and say, here is what he's saying. If tomorrow there is a shooting of someone who's like one of Alex's enemies and it's a listener of his show, don't be too surprised. Not saying that is going to happen because there's a decent chance he's screaming into the void and he's yelling this violent nonsense at people who just want to take brain force or whatever. There might be an impotence to the people listening that nothing will ever come of this, but on the off chance that something does happen. Here's this. I don't know. I think that one is pretty much clear cut incitement of violence. I don't think there's any more. That's not protected by free speech. That could be sent to a judge. I think that's the real situation, but I think it probably is still on the right side of things in terms of like the Supreme Court understandings of what is protected because it's not specific. I think that is that is where the territory gets like that's when that's when somebody will get in trouble. I mean it's not specific. It's general. To the point of being specific, he's saying Democrats, 50% of which he's saying that they're all and they should be murdered.

Well, he's but I think I that's what I that's where the confusion is. I think it's still whatever Brandenburg versus Ohio. I think is still like I think he's still protected by it, but that's why it's like that's why it's really difficult for me. We're getting to a point where like the cases are going up of covid in Texas and in Austin and Alex is doing these fucking anti mask rallies at a certain point you're like looking at this and you go okay. How do how do you discuss this without being like well he's imperiling public health in a way that's patulent and pointless. And then this whole thing about like killing your enemies and God will tell you when it's time. Yeah, like okay. Let's see what happens with this. Yeah, I don't know what I don't know what to do other than just like I will. I will play this for you and we will see what happens if that is not illegal. It should be whatever whatever the law says. Fuck you. That's illegal. That should be should be some sort of illegal ramifications or like. I mean I guess it like it so much of it is consequence driven so like if somebody does carry something out then maybe somebody can sue Alex, but it's just it's I propose. We give him a fantastic trip on a private spaceship and he can go into space. You'd love that. Yeah, I think that would be a great way to deal with that. He cannot come back.

So one of my one of my driving points with this that I'm trying to get at is like it's getting consistent and it's getting excessive. You know God is the will of the universe. God is conscious as God is the Almighty and so vengeance is God's. But how does God deliver vengeance? Well God delivers vengeance through us. But you got to be real careful that you're actually following God's plan and you'll know when it's time for vengeance. But if you won't engage in information warfare of engines, then when it comes time, if ever to execute violence, you will falter. You will waver in fact you won't even show up. Isn't what Sasha Baron Cohen did information war? Yeah, like Alex has just been like a if you won't promote my website now you'll never murder. Yeah, exactly what Jesus. Yeah, I mean this is just deeply upsetting. It's disturbing. Yeah, I'm really I'm really not stoked about this. No, it's pretty bad. Yeah, like anxiety, but like I told you my anxiety has been off the charts today and that one. I'm going to give you ten stars ten stars for that one. It's it. I mean like tomorrow he'll probably be just like I don't know why don't I get a fart machine. Yeah, I know something like you just look at why are you doing this go back to pulling computer chips out of people

or talking about doing. Yeah. So this whole time this whole episode he's been talking about how he has a gigantic story and he's not really gotten to because he got distracted by Roger and then yelling about murdering his enemies. Right. And so he finally gets to it and it's just a load of bullshit. State of Texas confirms that the feds have ordered them to falsify over 19 numbers at least 15 times what they actually are for every person with covid they add 15 more people that's the minimum they talk about adding 36 people. So it took a while to figure out what the hell Alex was talking about here because the only article he has up about this on info or his website it's just a video with no links or citations or anything. And I generally find that actually watching Alex's special reports I don't find that very helpful in terms of figuring out where information is coming from. But I had no other option here so I watched the video and it's pretty clear immediately what's going on. It appears that someone at Info Wars got sent a video from a May 18th County Commissioner meeting from Colin County which is in Texas. And the conversation that they were having was about an amended definition of quote probable cases of covid 19 they're discussing what this new definition was.

This has nothing to do with confirmed case numbers it's just about probable cases. It's clear if you watch this video what happened is that they decided that if you test positive using an FDA approved lab test and have been in close proximity with people who have tested positive you're considered a probable case even if you had no symptoms. This is in juxtaposition with the definition of a confirmed case which requires a specific PCR test to come back positive. The probable definition includes people who have tested positive using other approved tests. In the slideshow they put on the county commissioners discuss how this changing of definition could lead to one person who's tested positive being a confirmed case which is to say that they have a positive PCR test infecting 15 other probable cases. Alex is trying to pretend that this is a situation where they're saying that for every one person who tests positive they just counted as 16 but that's definitely not proven by the evidence he's provided. Alex is trying to claim that this is somehow related to the spike of cases in Texas but that just doesn't make sense. Texas's case numbers jumped drastically on June 16th but this meeting is from a month prior.

Also there are less than 3000 covid 19 cases in Collin County where this definition was adopted which is way below places like Harris County with over 30,000 cases or even Travis County which is where Austin is which has over almost 10,000 excuse me. This is not the smoking gun Alex thinks it is but he's like this will bring everyone down silver bullet. It's lame yeah but not nearly as lame Jordan as this next thing and this is where we're going to get some good feelings. Okay, okay Alex tries to have a bombshell guest on. Oh no and this guest is that lady who yelled at the city council meeting in Florida. Oh God no Alex wants we got Parks and Rec Lady. Yep that's what we're doing. We're doing Parks and Rec Lady.

Alex wants to have this person on because they're all over social media. Got a little juice. Exactly. Got to steal that juice. How big would it be if we get that woman on the show? Not. It does not go well. Sure.

I mean they're making it coming out that they're counting people that died of other things just COVID that there are the N I H is ordering states to say that just anybody they think might have it as a case. I mean this is just incredible fraud and they're not getting in trouble for they're just doubling down. I'm sorry say that again. Yeah it's okay it's alright. You can't hear me. Can you over the audio. The phone callers can't ever hear me. It's just long going.

I probably should stop doing this. I appreciate you joining us. Thank you. Thank you. We're done. Appreciate it. Certain point I got to get about give up. I was going to read broadcast.

Damn. Man I'll tell you it's hard. It's unreal. You could tell that she's still on the line. She's still there. She's still there. She just doesn't understand. She said hello.

It was because the long pause after she asked for clarification. This is a completely normal conversation and I know exactly what happened there. Alex is faking that. That is entirely fake because there was a really bad energy between the two of them. Like she was not giving what Alex wanted out of the interview. It was like stop and start. There was a there wasn't like there wasn't a cohesion to it. She wasn't yes ending with him.

And so he wanted to dump the interview. So you pretend there's tech difficulties there and do this whole like I should stop doing the show. God damn it. It's a scalar attack. Like a little baby. He's just like this doesn't even. And you know what?

This would be the easiest fucking problem to solve. You have millions of dollars. You have a gigantic awesome state of the art studio. Fix your fucking phone lines you dick. No. Then somebody would have to they would have to try and hire somebody competent. You can't have years of complaining about these phone lines. If it's an intrinsic part of your show where you take calls cover your damn bases man.

Hey old man house phone doesn't have any troubles. It's pathetic. This leads to Alex having a very weird vibe for the rest of this show. Of course he is not in a good headspace. Of course not. He starts reading headlines because he's just like all right can't take calls then gotta just read headlines. So he starts reading headlines and he clearly hasn't read these headlines before he got

on air. Very confused by this headline. Meanwhile Antifa Kurds clash with fascist Muslim Turkish nationalist in Austrian streets. So it turns out Soros is even funding Antifa overseas but go to some of these clubs. Alex do you know where you should land on this man. Oh man. I that pause there was like should do boy. Okay.

I for Antifa Kurds or ultra nationalist Muslim Turkish groups Austria. What am I doing is Austria Germany but small. What is Austria guys. I got to be honest. I read that sentence. I don't know who I support. Okay. So first off I'm going to need.

I'm supposed to be against Antifa Kurds right. Okay. You're going to have to stop right now. I'm on the side of fascist ultra nationalist neo Nazi Turkish right Muslims. I'm still confused on where this is happening. Start over. Is this a United States story. Okay.

Okay. All right. Let's do it. Let's do it. Okay. I'm going to go with genociders. That's right. I'm on genocide.

He goes to let's play a clip. So he struggles with like needing attention because he thinks that this story about the Colin County commissioner meeting is somehow going to be like the biggest story in the world. Of course. And so he's like, if I could just, you know, do a publicity stunt big enough, maybe we could stop a globalist. How about I buy a blender.

I put the blender on my desk and turning on high and sticking my fingers in and chopping them off would defeat the globalist. I would stick my hand in a blender right now. Do it. I don't like pain. I'm saying, I want to beat these people. And there's nothing more frustrating than sitting here knowing we have them by the balls.

You don't. How awesome would it be though? If you got a blender, put his finger in there and then he's like, and then a microchip popped in. It's been controlled by the globalist this whole time. No, no. And then Alex stands up, takes a bow and the end of his show. Thank you all.

It's been wonderful. Just out of there. Yeah. That would be great. So he gets to, he gets really introspective. Like realizing like, I just fucking put my fingers in a blender. Maybe it would drive enough attention to the show that I could get this story out. But that's not obviously going to work.

What would work is if I were able to convince other people to cover this story, which obviously I can't because everyone knows I do bad work, right? And they're not going to like cover a scoop that I got. And then I have to send messages. I sent probably 50 messages out on text message to prominent talk show host and prominent journalist saying, listen, I don't need the credit. Will you please just do an article about this? And here's the raw video.

And a few of them did it and didn't give us credit, which I don't want, but the weird mental illness that if we break something big that's confirmed and no one else will touch it just out of some weird. It's, it's a spirit of failure. Humanity is a rotting maggot covered corpse. Humanity is a maggot covered corpse because other people recognize that he does bad work. And if he says something is confirmed, it probably isn't. And that's, I mean, that's all that's going on here at a certain point.

Basically, it's like a Tucker is not going to do a segment about this and I'm bad. That's basically yeah. Yeah. If the entirety of media is like, no, we can't touch you. He still can't for one second think maybe this is my fault. Yeah, when you when you can't get even like fringe weirdos who would welcome that like would have parks and rec lady. He doesn't give a shit.

Yeah. If they'll do that and they're like, yeah, your stories suck. Alex, you got to recognize it. It's not. It's not them. It's you. Yeah. Sooner or later.

Yeah. So we got one last clip here from the 30th and it's Alex. I don't. I don't know. Maybe I kept this in for a little bit of shot and Freud, but it's this thing where I just think that Alex can't even remember the people he's supposed to be mad at names. I literally sent out a message over 50 prominent people and six of them retweeted us and the others all pissed down their legs to Jack Dorsey and to Facebook's leader and and to

and to the leader of Google and the leader of Apple and just him. It's just like it's like it's an obscene thing. I really think that he couldn't come up with those names. Yeah. No, he couldn't think of who Mark Zuckerberg was. Yeah, or Tim Cook or Sundar Pachai, like all of these normal villains for him. I think he exerted his memory banks with Jack Dorsey and he just could not. Well, he's not well.

Not a well human being, but I would argue that it's not even on wellness. I think it's like that kind of as an indication that he doesn't really give a shit about these things that he yells about all the time, because if you're immersed in these these waters, those names are going to be on the tip of your tongue at all times. You would think yes. I mean, I can come up with a hundred different people who are involved in info wars because I dwell in this in that. Yeah, it's the topic of my expertise.

It's what I born in the dark. Exactly. And so like it doesn't take me long to remember the name Mike Adams, the health Gerald Salenty. I can come up with at the drop of a hat Webster Tarpley. We haven't talked about Webster Tarpley in forever, but I can tell you all about it right now. Exactly.

Pop it out. So I just think this this is an indication of like it's all surface. Everything is surface and that's interesting to me because what's under the surface is the stuff about God's vengeance being acted out by people like him and his listeners. You're the knife in God's hands and that's terrifying because that he can pull out whenever he wants. Yeah. So there's this interesting duality that's going on and that I think his show is pathetic

and most of the time he's yelling about stuff that's trivial and nonsensical like Sasha Baron Cohen pranked his friends and he thinks it's a crime. Yeah. That is silly and stupid. At the same time, there's this growing trend that's just continuing very, very explicitly of God will tell you when it's time to murder and God's vengeance belongs upon people like Archie and all of our enemies and your instruments of God's vengeance. That's just an unacceptable kind of rhetoric.

Yeah. I mean, there's a history has often been driven by the silly and stupid when it's revealed that they're silly and stupid. They start killing people. I mean, we'll see what happens. Yeah. I don't know. I hate this sort of space because there's a there's a feeling of like I don't even know

how to put my finger on what I'm trying to say, but like there's a feeling of like how much am I buying into Alex's bullshit? You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. I can't tell how much of this is real right. All I can do is tell you he has a show. Yeah.

He's saying that. Yeah. Yeah. If you understand it in the context of what his show is, this is giving his audience test of permission to murder people as long as they believe that God has told them it's the right time. Right. So like, yeah.

Hey, I mean, I know I said earlier, like a little bit of a caveat of like, hey, maybe nothing's going to happen from this. Maybe something is in the point. The point that I guess I'm trying to stress is that that uncertainty is not okay in and of itself. Yeah. I can't I would generally I'm not worried about a large scale because I would bet my life on the vast majority of these people being useless cowards, but I am worried about

the individuals because that is who is going to do damage to people. That's the that's the situation there. So that kind of stuff is in the wrong ear, a death sentence for someone, well and I would even you know, I would even suggest if you take the like a stranger, sure, yeah, sure. I even if you take that sort of extreme result out of it, living in that space is really bad like the having an audience where you think it's okay to tell them that maybe you'll have to kill a globalist and God will tell you when it's time to do that. Yeah, like if you are a listener and you believe Alex and you listen to this stuff like that

is got to be even if you never follow through with it. That's a fucking really weird thing for some angry liar in Texas to put on you right. It's really weird. It's an abusive state to be in it is, but that's because he has created a cult essentially if you're still on board with Alex at this point, you believe anything and everything seems like there's nothing that can stop you. I mean one day you believe that hey maybe Alex's deep research has led him to believe that the globalists maybe wanted Trump in in order to get a better position with China.

Sure. And then the next day you believe that Trump is a champion champion hero against the globalist and it's important for him to pardon Roger Stone so he's able to get him back in office in 2020 against the globalist. Sure. It's all fucking stupid. Hey, two months ago it's over for humanity. Today, everything is a hoax right two months from now when cases and deaths are out of

control. It's over for humanity again. Well, doesn't fucking matter. We will see it's very it's very tough, but I'll say this Alex did say that he's going to be out of studio at the end of the week. Okay. And so I am a little bit fed up with him Friday. We're going to do something different.

I'm not sure what it is. We're going to put Alex on the back burner because I'm sick of his bullshit. Yeah. And he's getting out of pocket a little bit. So yeah, I don't want to live in a space where every two days we record an episode where all I hear is, you know, it's okay to murder people. Yeah. And God will tell you when it's time.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And also since I'm your cult leader, I'm kind of your God at the same time. And I'm saying it's okay. And you kind of get what I'm saying and you know who it is saying that very irresponsible. Yeah, but we'll be back until then. We have a website. We do have a website.

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