Knowledge Fight - #491: October 12, 2020

Episode Date: October 14, 2020

Today, Dan and Jordan discuss Monday's episode of The Alex Jones Show. In this installment, Alex donates to a hopelessly doomed Congressional candidate on air, gives Johnny Rotten an honorary doctorate, and gets really bored with the Supreme Court nomination hearings.

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Hello Alex, I'm a Christmas fan, I'm a huge fan, I love your work. I love your work. Knowledge fight. Hey everybody, welcome back to Knowledge Fight, I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes like to sit around, drink novelty beverages and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Oh, indeed we are, Dan.

Jordan. Dan! Jordan. I have a quick question for you. Yeah, what's your bright spot, Dan? My bright spot today is that I realized, I didn't know this. What's that? I was vaguely aware that it was coming down the line, eventually in the future there's

going to be another Pikmin game. Sure, yes. I love Pikmin. You love Pikmin? I love Pikmin 2. I love Pikmin 3. It's great. Yeah.

There are great games where you're a space captain who has to make friends with little aliens that go around and help you solve puzzles. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a little bit like Lemmings but for the modern world. There's similarities. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I see a little bit of Lemmings in Pikmin. Well, yeah, especially in the way that Lemmings, they had specializations like some could dig

and some could jump. Yeah, yeah, yeah, totally, totally. Some of these Pikmin are better at different, like some can survive fire, some can go in the water. I like the idea that they're like 19-year-olds listening to this right now, going like, what the fuck are they talking about? Lemmings? What?

You weren't alive when Lemmings was around. Let me tell you something about a floppy disk, my friend. Yeah, and if someone is 19 now, they might have been one or two when the first Pikmin came out. Could have been. That was like a launch title on the GameCube. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was a long time ago.

Yeah, I remember playing the shit out of that back in those days. I love those games, though. They're really fun. And it's a series of much like Donkey Kong Country that I'm like, I will never not get amped for one of them to come out. And at the end of October, the new one comes out. All right. I didn't realize it was that close.

Yeah. That was like really exciting to me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like it's within my reach almost. Yeah, it's almost there. Just reach out through time and grab it. Very exciting. Call Eddie Page.

Oh, no, I will not. His prediction about the end of the world was wrong. I can't trust him. You don't know that that's true. I'm positive. OK. And then after that, November, the Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity, the prequel to Breath of the Wild Legend of Zelda comes out.

So there's two games I'm actually excited about in the near future. I like that. I like that. I hope civilization lasts long enough for us to play those games. That would be nice. I hope that civilization lasts long enough for me to be maybe underwhelmed to get my expectations up a little too high. It's a pretty good game.

You know, I feel like maybe I was a little bit too nostalgic and, but, you know, it's still pretty good. Yeah. Yeah. Nuclear bombs. Hope Society lasts long enough for me to make excuses for Pikmin. What's your bright spot? My bright spot, Dan, is yesterday.

The final season of Kippo and the Age of the Wonder Beasts came out. Nobody. I understand that you have no concept of that, but you know how I like Steven Universe and I like those kind of the Kippo is of that same vein of like ridiculous positivity will overcome goddamn any problem. That's great. And the soundtrack is so goddamn good. I have rewatched it.

Kippo? Kippo. K-I-P-O. OK. It's not Kippo and the Two Strings. Kippo and the Two Strings, which is a completely different movie. This is a TV show. It's just incredible.

I am overwhelmed by the amount of words I don't understand coming out of your mouth. I understand. I get that. I do like a nice soundtrack, though. Yeah. No, it's it's one of the like I've rewatched the first two seasons. I want to say like two or three times in the background just because the soundtrack will kick in so so many different great songs that it's like you don't even need to watch the

show. The sound is just incredible. I would highly recommend watching Kippo and the Age of the Wonder Beasts. I'm not positive I'm going to watch it, but I'm going to look for that music maybe. Do it. Do it. It's so good. All right.

Yeah. I'll check into it. I'm excited. So Jordan, today we've got an interesting episode to go over. We're going to be talking about October 12th, 2020. I'm Dan. This is 2020. All right.

God damn. That is Monday of this week. OK. Interesting stuff goes on. Alex interviews a congressional candidate and I don't know, take some dumb calls. Yeah. Just stuff buried within and we'll get down to business on it. But first we got to take a moment to say thank you to some folks who signed up and are sporting

the show. Oh, that sounds like a good idea. So first, Rage Queen. Thank you so much. You are now a Policy Wonk. I'm a Policy Wonk. Thanks Rage Queen. Thank you.

Next, Alex Jones' Wife's Tennis Partner. Thank you so much. You are now a Policy Wonk. I'm a Policy Wonk. Thank you AJTP. WPT. WPT. Oh, damn it.

It's hard. It's so close. It's so close. Next, Jordan G. Thank you. Oh, terrible name. Yeah, fair enough. This bit doesn't work when I'm doing that to donors. Ah, shit.

Jordan G, thank you so much. Great name. You're now a Policy Wonk. I'm a Policy Wonk. Thanks Jordan. Next, Mark Richards' Exhausting Pros. Thank you so much. You are now a Policy Wonk.

I'm a Policy Wonk. Thank you very much, Mark Richards' Exhausting Pros. Although I shall never thank Mark Richards' actual exhausting pros. You didn't try and make that acronym out of that one? No, no, no. I gave up. I gave up. I quit early and often.

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Thank you so much. Then finally, I would say thank you to a couple people who donated on an elevated level. We appreciate that very much. So first, the Great Beast 420. Thank you so much. You are now a Technocrat. And Katrina W. Thank you so much. You're now a Technocrat.

I'm a Policy Wonk. Crikey, mate. That's fantastic. Have yourself a brew. How's your 401k doing, bro? All right. We got to go full tilt buggy on this Watson. All right.

Let's just get down to business. 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. Thank you so much. The Great Beast 420. And thank you so much, Katrina.

Yes. Thank you very much to the both of you. Yeah. If you're out there listening, you're thinking, hey, I enjoy the show. I'd like to support with these gents. You can do that by going to our website, KnowledgeFight.com. Clicking the button says, support the show. What you can do is you can go back to about the 1920s or so.

Isn't that about when it was? All right. Wait, the Federal Reserve? No, no, no. I'm tired. I just got stuck in my head now. I'm not interested in the bit anymore. I just, in my head is the Great Beast Aleister Crowley.

Right, right, right. That's the play. But who's just getting high, you know? Just like that thought of, I am the Great Beast Aleister Crowley. And I have some anxiety issues. And I just kind of want to relax today. I don't know how to make a bong noise, but I was just trying. That was close.

Yeah. That was more like the daddy shark, bop, bop, bop. Nope. It's kind of a bubbler. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Anyways, you should take that generosity and give it to a local charity or bail fund in your area. I'm sorry that I tried to interrupt you there, but what I wanted to celebrate was that you've

started now to get excited when I throw it to you. Oh, oh, no, no, no. Or you perk up. Oh, no, I just... You perk up. It was very exciting to see. Still surprised. That was actually just surprised.

You thought that it was like I had something that I was going to go with, but instead I was like, bail. See, I've told you I am quitting early and often today, dad. Fair enough. Not following through with any bits. So one of the things that unfortunately got lost in the shuffle last week was due to life getting in the way was Alex's money bomb. Right.

He had money bomb scheduled for Wednesday of last week and I didn't end up watching much of it at all because of, you know, and thank you to everybody for being so kind. I really appreciate it. Things are good, but I've heard from a couple of people who checked in on it that it wasn't that great and I find that very easy to believe. Yeah, I am not surprised by that. No, no. I assume Harrison Smith hosted about 20 hours of it.

The rest was just special reports and then their shows as normal. Alex was on for what, an extra hour that day? Maybe. He showed up the hangout with the Dianne Lorre. Hey, give us about a, all right, guys, I got to go anyways. Good luck with the next 40 hours. Yeah. Um, and, and so I'm less interested in the content of it necessarily now that we're just

like sort of moving forward, but I do think that Alex says something on this episode that I find also very unsurprising. There's good news happening internationally. Good news happening nationally and good news happening at info wars. I never cry wolf to you, but a lot of times I can't tell you about the attacks we're under for a lot of reasons you can probably figure out, but you've really come through and supported us with your prayer, your word of mouth and your financial support while getting great products at the same time.

Uh, but we've had in the last week, blessing after blessing happening, all glory goes to God and his son, Jesus Christ. But I just want to thank you all for your prayers and your support because it's been really, really rough behind the scenes and really, really dark and really, really, we've been persecuted terribly, but we stayed faithful to God and to you supporting us and we've just come through incredible times together and someday I'll be able to tell you about all this, but now it's not the time, uh, because all I hear there is my bomb worked out. Yep.

Hey, I got enough money for now. Right. Yeah. Whatever, whatever was motivating that like, uh, man, I'm not going to reorder supplies or whatever, whatever he was going through has been solved by an inflow of cash that came around this money bond. I'm really excited about this inflow of cash that I can funnel into my dad's fake business so I can hide it from my eventual creditors or pay these lawyers that these bills are

coming up on or whatever it is. There's like, this is just, this is too transparent. I can't tell you about, I'll tell you about it later. That's because it's a scam. I can't tell you about why we're under so many attacks and how they're definitely not involved with my personal lawsuits, including family lawsuits, as well as all the crimes that I've committed that I'm finally being taken to task for. I will tell you more about what Satan is doing to me later.

One, one day I'll tell you all about this when I'm laughing about it in hindsight about how, uh, how nuts it was that I pulled all this off. Uh, but for now that'll jeopardize the scam that I'm running tomorrow or next week. So we'll get to that later. We start off the show here with Alex talking about his big old news. Sure. There's a lot of big news. Um, and so Trump is fueled by abortions, right?

Well, no, but we will actually end up touching on a tiny bit. All right. I don't think Alex wants to. Oh, of course not. But it's a thrust into his lap. Oh, he doesn't deal with it well. That doesn't surprise me. Spoiler alert for towards the end of the show, but there's big news afoot and it's always

interesting the way that Alex chooses to start shows because it's like, well, this is what you're coming out the gate with and this is what he's got. You know, I've got so much news to cover. So many angles. I want to take calls. I've got a bunch of special guests. I'll tell you about that next segment, but I really think we should just open up the transmission with this because when you see a semantical headline, what's really behind

that headline? And we could talk for several hours just about this one headline. Does he mean hype about the play? Bill Maher on Friday night with his program confronts Adam Schiff about mass exodus from California, but it's not a mass exodus from California. People aren't mass exiting the topography or the beaches of the climate. There's an exodus from leftist globalist chai, calm, looting and control. Sure.

That's what people are engaged in. So it's Bill Maher. Great. I don't like how the right keeps pushing people like, Hey, you're, you're, you're over there. Like we don't have to take him. I don't want Bill Maher. No, they can have him. You guys take Bill Maher.

Yeah. Yeah. Let's all push there. Let's push the shitty people over to conservatives. Here's what Bill Maher is. Bill Maher is a right wing conservative done where it's over. You know, it's really interesting. I always find to like Alex builds all these straw man off like Bill Maher speaking for

the left. Sure. Sure. I mean, Bill Maher is super shitty about marginalized groups. Yeah. Yeah. Like it doesn't bring up any of that stuff. They'd be like, wait, doesn't that mean that the left hates Islam like you want them

to? Bill Maher is on the radical left. Now I agree with him that all Muslims should be murdered, but I think he's on the radical left. Damn. So according to the U S census, the population has been increasing in California pretty consistently with approximately 1% increase this year. You could talk about how like increases in population have decreased, like a decrease

in increase. Sure. But that's whatever. Right. Alex is misrepresenting the impulse that people he likes like Joe Rogan have. They want to flee California to Texas right around the time they start a hundred million dollar Spotify deal in order to pay less taxes. He was fleeing towards money.

You can flee towards a better opportunity, right? That's how it works. Some folks are doing this overly dramatic I'm leaving act. People like Dave Rubin. Sure. There's that sort of character. And then there are some businesses who are looking to take advantage of increasing city sizes around the country, hoping to set up operations on the ground floor of a possible

future metropolis. There's also a lot of talk about normal working people wanting to leave largely due to COVID-19 related employment issues, but it's too early to really have concrete data on that. A lot of the information that you can find comes from anecdotal stories and Facebook posts. So we're going to have to wait to have any real idea about it. Much of the people who may actually make the move out of the state are people who work in the tech industry who may be able to continue working these decent jobs remotely, but then

live in states where they'd be paying way less in rent and cost of living expenses. The big tech companies that Alex professes to hate wouldn't be hurt by this, but the normal working people who can't afford to move could be as well as the people in the areas that those people end up moving to since cost of living would likely increase as the previously more sparsely populated areas become more densely populated. This is a conversation that's largely being sensationalized by the right wing media type, so it's no surprise to see Bill Maher getting in on the act. And yet again, Bill Maher shows somehow the most important thing for Alex to discuss.

Doesn't he have like high level sources and a depth of information that he has from years of studying that he could be getting into instead of this dumb shit? From the October 9th rating guide, you'll find that Bill Maher's real time program had about 1.23 million viewers. This is less viewers than pretty much every news program on cable, and honestly not many more viewers than an episode of Diners, Drivens, and Dives. If you only count the 18-49 year old demographic, Guy Fieri trounced Bill Maher. Point is, I'd like Alex to stop over exaggerating the importance of Bill Maher.

He only does that because Bill Maher works as a perfect straw man for him to pretend, speaks for his enemies, when in reality most people I've ever met who consider themselves of the left think Bill Maher sucks. Yeah, I think, I'm appreciative of the career transformation that Guy Fieri has had in terms of public perception. Everybody was like, ah, this guy's a weirdo punchline, and then people discovered that he's a fucking great person, and they're like, god damn it, I guess we all love him now. We get Guy Fieri.

You guys can have Bill Maher, and that's the rule now. And it's all thanks to Shane Torres. Yeah, exactly. All of a sudden, he's just like, guys, Guy Fieri's awesome, and then everybody goes, oh shit, you're right. Damn it. Man, why were we such a dick to him? Are we all bullies?

It's because of the hair, the mannerisms, the sunglasses on the back of the head. It's understandable why, optically, you'd be like, fuck this guy. Yeah, yeah, totally. Like if you saw Jimmy Buffett walking down the street, you'd be like, ah, fuck that guy. You learn a little bit more about him. And you're like, ah, well, he can go fuck himself, but he's no Guy Fieri. No, I mean, he wrote fins to the left, fins to the right. He sucks.

Yeah. So Alex has another headline, but apparently not important like the Bill Maher. Well, I mean, if it was, you'd think that would be the first thing he'd cover, but it's not second thing. Look at these headlines from yesterday. Global bombshell, UN says COVID restrictions and lockdowns are killing millions. Must stop this all broke on Saturday at info wars.com and gateway.com also broke it. So firstly, this headline that Alex is reading, it's not an article on info wars.

It's just the page of his that has the Sunday show embedded as a video on his website. And thus he's just written a headline that he's now reading, which is apparently supported by a two hour video of himself yelling, which is meaningless. This means nothing. Second, neither info wars nor gateway pundit broke this story. They're reporting on an interview that Andrew Neil did with Dr. David Nabarro, who is the World Health Organization special envoy on COVID-19. The interview was published by the spectator.

So if anyone gets credit for this story, it's them. This isn't the bombshell that Alex is trying to present it as either. This is an interview that's easy to take out of context. But what Dr. Nabarro is expressing was that the World Health Organization doesn't support quote using a lockdown as your primary control method. He's clear that lockdowns are appropriate when you have to quote by time to reorganize, regroup, rebalance your resources, protect your health workers who are exhausted.

None of this seems at all out of sync with the messaging that I've been seeing. There's a reason that there was no need for any talk of lockdown when there were other outbreaks in the past. And that's because appropriate action was taken so it never got so bad that lockdowns were needed to buy that time. There isn't a lockdown in the United States, but the measures that have been taken were necessary because the situation was completely bungled and continues to be.

Anyway, this World Health Organization Envoy didn't say anything that is somehow damning to the UN or World Health Organization's position on the coronavirus response. It's just something that looks close enough to that that Alex can create this narrative. And it takes like this is he just keeps hitting this like they've admitted it's all bad and they're killing everybody. Yeah, it's unfortunate. Like when I was telling you about Kibo and the Wonder Beasts

and Kubo and the two strings and you were like, I'm thrown off by the barrage of words that I have no context for. I keep thinking of how that must be how right wing people feel like all the time. Anytime they read one of those interviews, they're just like, I don't understand you. But for you, you're like curious. You're like, OK, well, let's see what this is all about. And for them, they're like, what if I killed it? I just want to kill you because I don't understand your words.

Well, I imagine that like the people who are like in Alex's world or in like consumers of this straight up right wing media bullshit, sure, sure, like they see an article in a news outlet and they're as bewildered as I was hearing those words, exactly, which is the same as any normal person probably listening to Alex for the first time. Exactly. Yes, very much. Yeah, it's just a complete like I don't understand. We're trapped in a in different realities at all at all times.

And the only people who are at all interesting are the ones who are curious about other realities and the ones who aren't interesting want to kill the rest of us. I am an info wars day walker. I can I can translate walk between worlds. And here I'd like to translate for you. My next clip is just titled This Show is Dumb. I got into a certain point where I'm listening to this.

I'm like, this show's stupid. Why does Alex even do this? They're troublemakers. And so they're not even when you think of as a liberal. Thomas Jefferson was a liberal. He said, small government rugged individualism. These people want government to micromanage every faster life. Now, if you were a bubble when you go outside and just engage in constant fraud,

they're scammers, they're magicians. They're fraudsters. They're not a magician you pay at a dinner party to do some fun tricks with his lovely assistant who's wearing fishnets. These are scammers that brainwash your children, control your society and set up frauds. These are these things. Yeah, they're scamming you because there are no ladies in fishnets, Dan.

These fake liberals, they're magicians, but not fun magicians. Not the kind who pull a rabbit out of a hat very innocently. The kind who whisper nothings to God. Yeah, thank God he doesn't use a teleprompter. Let's go ramble about goddamn magicians. Witches. So the UN apparently is admitting that, you know, they're doing this whole thing. They're going to go and kill people.

Sure. And, you know, because, you know, the distancing and all the coronavirus stuff. So Alex talks about how big this is that they're finally admitting this. Super good news that the UN is being forced to cover their butt and say, OK, the lockdown is killing 10, 20, 30, 40 times what COVID is. It needs to stop all the social distancing at the end of the economy that's causing a planetary collapse. It's going to flood the West.

But of course, they've already triggered this. So now they want to act like they're fighting what they've already created. But at least we forced them earlier than they would to come out and say in the lockdowns, now their solutions are going to be implantable chips, forced inoculations, contact tracers and tracking apps. That's all admitted. That was supposed to be their plan. Originally, what about Plan B, the releasing a super bio weapon?

I still think that maybe we're actually all dead. Maybe we've already died. Has Alex forgot that he said that like their plan is to orderly kill us in a bad mood, dad. He seems to have forgotten that there's a plan B. He's in a better mood. He got all the money. Right. And now the plan is different.

Yeah. And now not everyone's going to die. You've got to crawl out of the rubble and find George Soros. Sure. Sure. Sure. Now we force that hand and they're going to have to go to vaccines, which is got them. What? I don't even understand the stakes anymore. No, no, no, no, we're all going to die, except we'll all be fine, except they are going to continue killing us.

But you should give him money. Sure. Yeah. So China is taken over the sea. Sure. Sure. All the seas, the South China Sea, South China Sea. And they're, they're, you know, they're aggressing on some folks for oil. And that's not good. You look at China, it's right here. And then there's Vietnam down, down below it. I mean, they're, they're, they're down in Southern Vietnam, grabbing,

sending troops in and killing everybody on oil rigs and taking them over. I mean, China is out of control. Imagine the United States just randomly pulled up to somebody's oil rings without declaring war. It is. Yes. It blew up the. Yes. Command Center took an order of facts. It is a yes.

On a routine basis. I don't need to imagine it. Kits the news. How do you say these things, Alex? Of course I can imagine it. What is your early career? What are you doing? Can you imagine the U.S.

sending in the military and oil? Can you imagine a the U.S. sending in troops and overthrowing a government of its own democratically elected people in order to install a right wing dictator who is more positive towards American U.S. interests? No, of course you can't imagine that, Dan. I mean, even in Alex's current form, part of his like worldview does involve like the overthrow of the Shah in Iran.

Like, so like this isn't like this doesn't make any sense. No, no, no, it is fun. It is fun how we always talk about how Iran is like a big is a big boogeyman. And it's like, we never talk about how it's our fault. Every part of it, I think some people do talk about some people do. But it should be more. It should probably be more spoken of.

Sure. And then, hey, look, I mean, there's there's there's issues that more competent people than I could get into about China and their their actions. And I'm not undercutting that or minimizing it. I think it's a real life issue. But it's just funny to hear Alex say stuff like this. Yeah, what are you doing? Do you think they ever talk about that in those high level meetings? Like, who? You know, whenever they're talking

to Chaminie or something like that, where it's just like, hey, man, you wouldn't even have your fucking job if we didn't overthrow the good government. So how about that? How about that? Don't stop causing problems for us, man. I would bet that tone and conversation probably doesn't happen. I would. I think it'd be fun. I don't think I'm allowed in high level talks. These know probably probably not.

So you got celebrities, they got opinions. Sure. Certainly. We know that Alex complains about every left wing or non crazy right wing, not extreme right wing. Unless they're talking to an empty chair, he doesn't want to hear about celebrities. Exactly. And we got another celebrity who's metaphorically talking to an empty chair. OK. And now Alex fucking loves punk rock. Great.

That's coming up. But first. I thought I'd hit this article. What's up on him for wars dot com? The full interviews there. We'll just play a short clip. Sex pistols, Johnny Rotten. Says, of course, I'm voting for Trump because he's a rebel. You can see the whole systems against Trump.

He goes on to say that Biden is obviously senile, has dementia. He goes, my wife has Alzheimer's. I know what it looks like. He doesn't know where he is sometimes. She's out of his mind and the media says back to Johnny Rotten. Oh, how do you know you're not a doctor? Yeah, Johnny Rotten. Why won't the media respect Johnny Rotten's medical opinions?

I just don't care. I just don't. Oh, Johnny Rotten. I don't care if Iggy Pop was voting for Jill Stein. I just don't care, man. I just I just think it's remarkable that Alex is like, OK, Johnny Rotten. I just don't. I just don't. Man, it's not. It shouldn't be that easy.

You can't just be like, OK, this person has one political opinion one time I agree with. So now their entire thing is heroic. Isn't it like the Sex Pistols? Like their biggest song, Anarchy? Yes, you can. It's one of their biggest songs. Yes. So the galaxy is super against and doesn't understand anarchy in any any form.

I imagine if you were in in favor of Anarchy, you might take the long approach towards voting for Trump and be like, this is the best way to collapse all governments. Yeah, you might. But Alex also is very explicit that he hates Anarchy and he believes that it's just chaos as opposed to absence of rulers. Right. So Alex did some weird stuff when he was covering the fact that Trump had been diagnosed with covid.

He was all over the place. Yeah. And now he's trying to like pretend like I didn't say that. I got another big U.S. say today. Fat check where Jones says doctors are trying to kill Trump at Walter Reed. I said they're either trying to kill him or their idiots because all these scientists say you don't want to cross these two experimental drugs. Or Desivir, enough is dangerous. It's a figure of speech.

Thank God, the president's OK. But in the report, I said either they're trying to kill him or their idiots. It's not a figure of speech. No. So what's fascinating here is that what we're trying to kill them. Yeah, that's a figure of speech. I meant it. Come on. Metaphorically, what's the cow? I meant it politically in a in a medical scenario.

There's no other. I meant it metaphysically. OK. All right. So what's fascinating to me here is that this is like what's actually severely out of context is Alex's version of his own coverage of the coronavirus diagnosis. Immediately, Alex reported that it was probably a false positive test result, which the globalists had somehow created in order to provide cover for them to poison Trump and blame it on COVID-19. Exactly. When this narrative became unsustainable because Trump went to Walter Reed Hospital

and it was becoming clear that claiming it was a false positive was going to be too hard to pull off, Alex shifted the story to being about how the doctors at Walter Reed were either trying to kill Trump or they were so incompetent they were going to do so accidentally. However, the story that Alex appeared to land on on his October 4th show when he was crying on air about his fantasy Christian jihad with Greg Reese and John Bown was that someone had sprayed Trump with a weaponized version of the coronavirus and an attempt to kill him. Indeed.

Of course, Trump didn't die. So all of that hysterical nonsense. Not yet. Silly in hindsight. Yeah, I'm still hoping. Well, at this point, it looks silly for what Alex's behavior is. Sure. This is his attempt to do damage control. Yeah. His audience has already forgotten all that bullshit that he said in those previous days.

And if anyone does remember, you can pretend he was looking at the issue from all sides. He wasn't. He was trying to sensationalize the story in the great to the greatest extent possible in a way that profited his business. And now it all looks really dumb. And even Alex fucking knows that. I wonder if he was rooting for Trump to die. You think I think that would solve a lot of his problems.

If Trump died, all like so many problems would actually just float away and so many opportunities would appear for him. Now he's the guy who's fucking fighting the people who killed the president. If I were him, I would be praying for Trump's death. It creates a new set of problems. And if I were me, I would be praying for Trump's death. I think if you're Alex, you know, like it does solve some problems. But the way in which like his rhetoric has worked,

yeah, like it creates an expectation in the audience of you getting on a horse and leading a charge. Sure. You know, like it if you don't do that, you're going to lose at least some considerable portion of those people. Yeah, you would think that. But he said that if there was any positive diagnosis and then there was and he was just like, they're trying to kill him. And even that wasn't enough for them to be like, OK, well, let's do something. Well, because it was an attempt.

Yeah. Well, they sprayed him in the face with the covid. It was an attempt. Ah, come on. Trump's a stud. Oh, he survived. He's just that good. It's like it's like Trump's you can't kill a bull moose moment. Man, what is it going to take for these guys to just die? Can't we just let them all go? They've been denying that it was a problem.

You should deny the medical care. I think we should never have allowed them near doctors because their doctors are trying to kill them. Let's just tell the right. The doctors are trying to kill all of this. And it is. And then they already do believe that. Yeah, exactly. Hmm. That's a mess.

God, I hate them. So this next clip, I find really strange, especially in light of the revelations that the New York Times has released about their analysis of Trump's tax returns. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. If I were Alex, I'd just stay away from territory like this. You know, it came out. Jeff Bezos paid no taxes this year or last year.

I pay more taxes than Jeff Bezos and the president, because I. Don't make what a professional baseball player makes. So these rumors have this fabulous wealth and all this crap. No, I put my money into the operation and boats. What I'm getting at is, imagine I pay more taxes. OK, a guy that owns a small restaurant that maybe makes $200,000 a year. He pays 40 percent in federal, pays local tax, state tax, you know, property tax. It's paid about 65 percent.

So he's keeping 80 grand. And that's supposedly upper middle class today. OK. No, it is more than Jeff Bezos. But Jeff Bezos funds Black Lives Matter for hundreds of millions of dollars, just like Tim Cook is. Why even go into this territory? It's so it seems like exposing a vulnerable underbelly, a very clear, like. Well, I don't know.

Bezos, he doesn't pay taxes because he's evil and he funds Black Lives Matter. Trump doesn't pay taxes because he's super smart and funds conservatives. Actually, he doesn't even do that. He creates fake universities and steals their money. That's why he's smart and a good president, Dan. It seems like an unnecessary gripe to have about Bezos or Tim Cook. No, no, no. I think it's a very necessary gripe to have about Bezos.

I agree. It's a bad one for him to talk about. That's what I mean. There you go. Unnecessary for Alex. Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Seems like just go ahead and drop your complaints about their taxpaying behaviors. It is. It is kind of a man. It's just so unfair that they can just refuse to seed ground, even though they're meaningless nonsense.

Just like, yeah, I'm going to be pissed at Bezos for not paying taxes. Sure, the president doesn't. And I think he's a God, but I'm really mad at Bezos. And I don't see any problem with that because the president is a God and he shouldn't have to pay taxes. But Bezos funds Black Lives Matter now. Obviously, the president like fuck off. Yeah, it's it's it's sort of a descending

charade where eventually you get to the bottom and it's like Bezos funds Black Lives Matter, he donates to Black Lives Matter. And that's actually what I'm mad about. Yeah. But I'm going to make it more presentable by complaining about the taxes, which is really just a facade. Yeah. So Alex has got he's got a little bee in his bonnet about about Antifa. And he has a story out of Germany

that he tries to make connected and it is not. But I mean, this is an article just went up on infowars.com with video. German police raid Antifa squad house in Berlin. Infowars Europe report from the scenes of a clash between German police. That's your reports.com and Antifa and Berlin at their authorities. Evicted dozens of left wing radicals from a squad house that had occupied for decades.

Decades German MP Peter Berstrand explains that two thousand five hundred officers were deployed in the capital to mitigate violence riots by Antifa, who had summoned reinforcers from around Europe. This was not an Antifa building. No, did we did Antifa buy buildings recently? No, no, and for decades. Yeah, I don't think so. Well, we need reinforcements.

So Alex is just like a man in reinforcements. Yeah, I'm sure actually whoever wrote this, I think it was probably Dan Lyman over at Europe Wars. He's lying and then Alex doesn't know anything. So he's just reading this lie. Yeah, why not? Anyway, this is about an anarcho queer feminist housing project in Berlin called Liebig 34. The building faced foreclosure in 2008, where upon it was purchased

and the residents were offered a 10 year lease at really good rates to continue that same housing project. This lease ended in 2018. And by this point, I guess the owners had changed their minds and they didn't want to extend the lease agreement into the future. The residents didn't want to leave, so they filed some lawsuits. And in June of this year, 2020, the German courts, they ruled that the owner had the right to evict the tenants.

But that they couldn't be removed from the premises immediately. Tenants didn't want to leave still and they continued squatting. This came to a head earlier this month and police were called to clear out the building. This building did mean a lot to a lot of people, and thus the idea of it being cleared and no longer existing as this project was something that resonated widely. It does make some sense that other anarchists and supporters

from around places outside of Berlin, they might have felt drawn to come and protest against the evictions. But that has nothing to do with Antifa or George Soros or the globalists. This is honestly a pretty simple lease issue that surrounds it. An arco queer feminist housing project in Berlin. And Alex is lying about it to try and make it some kind of a culture war bullshit story for him to cover. It's nonsense. I don't know. I just.

Oh, you kick this out. I'll burn it behind us. I don't give a shit. You see the building looks really cool, too. It's like I'll spray paint it up. Of course. And, you know, landlords are great and they're definitely not going to ruin it. And I'm sure that their rent prices will stay the same. Yeah, I think that that's probably a large part of the story is that they had a really good 10 year rate. Yeah, they were. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And it's like, oh, shit, this is really valuable real estate. Yeah. And I mean, it sucks because from everything I can tell, it does seem like that was something that was really cool and meant a lot to a lot of folks. And, you know, it sucks that something like that that's existed for so long right gets swallowed up in the name of probably a cleaner looking building and better rent rates with a fucking bank. Yeah, whatever it is. Yeah, it sucks, too. That like, you know, someone buying the building and offering

10 year leases 10 years ago is really cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like that did happen. And it's, you know, it comes to this. Yep. Anyway, Alex wants to complain a bit about Brian Stelter in this next clip. That's new. These people are sick, man.

They all look like Brian Stelter. You know, like the little flashcards for kids like that's a lion, that's a seal, that's a puppy, that's a whale, you know, that's a that's a that's a bear, that's a chicken. That's a pedophile. Give five more examples. That's a demon pervert. There you go. That's a psychotic.

I mean, I don't say he's a pedophile. I'm just saying I was going to cast money for being a pedophile in a movie. I mean, I get the clown without makeup. I mean, look at that. Totally not. Self unaware, total creep. I was like, you know, women just run from him. Imagine, because I watch the videos.

He'll walk into it like a party that Holly would do. They've got footage of cameras going and he'll literally walk around making this weird, crazy smile, bugging his eyes out. And you just see people like partying away from like, oh, who's this? Well, it's Chuckie the clown. Look at that. It's Chuckie the clown. What?

I like the idea of talking about the idea of people partying away from Brian Steltzer. Yeah, I do like the idea of Brian Steltzer coming near and then them just like doing a little smooth dance backwards away from Alex. I've seen the videos. Why? What? Who is giving you their home surveillance tapes? Yeah. Why are you watching that? Also, do you have the one where Reagan gets pegged?

That I would like to know. Bob Chapman took that to the grave. God damn it, Bob Chapman, leave one behind. Yeah, this is really silly and stupid. And honestly, I was getting to a point where like I was listening to that as like there's no reason for us to really play this on the show. Alex talks about Brian Steltzer looking creepy all the time. Sure. Sure.

And the reason I did was to provide an opportunity to say something that I've been thinking for a long time and I haven't really brought to the show. They should have named the clown it. Yes. OK. Thank you. I succinctly. Yes. No, it's that I I don't think that like people realize how much I have to just ignore in order to make our show. Listen, yeah, yeah, yeah, there's so much I was like, man, if I wanted to,

I could be so much worse to Alex. I was just I was lost in thought while I was preparing this episode that I was like, man, I'm pretty generous. Yeah. I could just there's so much racist and horrible shit that I just have to turn away because it's like, well, we've already made the point over and over and over again. It does seem like we will face consequences for being redundant and like boring about pointing out the same thing over and over and over again,

whereas he gets rewarded nonstop for it. Yes. That's another one of those unfairnesses to her. It's trying to create something good. Yeah. Yeah. And it works in his favor and we just kind of have to accept that. So Alex goes to Coles and this one guy is a little off base. And what we've been seeing since the George Floyd riots is basically Kirstall and not in the USA were in Nazi Germany in 1938.

You had the brown shirt break in and round up thousands of Jewish men and a number of days. And we've been seeing this in a number of months. And, you know, I had the question, you know, when we look back in history, a hundred years from now, are we going to see that during this time where our Americans actually be rounded up? We don't know that yet. But we do. Yes, we do.

Did you hear Keith Oberman saying I want to arrest all the supporters? I want to destroy them. I want to annihilate them. I want Amy. I don't care. Yeah. I think it's profoundly offensive with this color is suggesting for a number of reasons. Oh, it is uncountable. Man, Bill Maher, Keith Oberman. You can have Keith, too. Take them.

I can't tell you how goddamn excited the right wing is that Keith Oberman started a YouTube channel. Love that shit. Fuck off. They are so. I've seen so much anger about it, but it's that kind of anger that's the same thing like complaining about Hillary Clinton. Yeah, it's it's like what Alex loves to do. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fuck yeah. Keith Oberman's back.

I'm in my sweet spot. This is this is where I belong. I can't complain about Keith Oberman talking about baseball. Yeah, but I can complain about his YouTube channel. Oh, great. Oh, my God. So get ready for that. You're ready for Keith Oberman to piss Alex off a whole bunch. See, that's the I want most of that generation.

Like if you were in politics in the 90s, just go away. Just disappear like Hillary gone. I don't care about your podcast. You have nothing valuable to say. Get the fuck out of here. Keith Oberman, get the fuck out of here. Bill Maher, get the fuck out of here. Congress, get the fuck out of here. I don't know. I think that I think that you might be. I mean, certainly, I don't want to see Keith Oberman anymore.

No, but I think someone like Hillary probably does have a lot to offer in terms of insight. I'm sure. And and but yeah, Keith Oberman and Bill Maher, maybe just go away or be more aware of the ways in which basically your content exists to anger right wingers in a way that profits right wingers. Yeah, exactly. It's not angering them in a way that's actually trolling them or like anything. It's just it's basically creating material that they can respond to and create false versions of arguments.

Yeah, they can pretend to be on the right side of you. They are only a net negative. No, there's no positive thing that they do that counteracts how negative their presence is. I'm sure someone likes Keith Oberman's YouTube channel. But I have a hard time disagreeing with you. Yeah. So anyway, the globalists are going to destroy everything, right? But maybe not. No, but maybe not.

I don't know anymore. Ladies and gentlemen, you have lived to see it. You have lived to see world government allied with the Communist Chinese, the EU and Hollywood making their move against the American Republic and openly trying to overthrow the very existence of the nation, trying to outlaw Christianity, trying to annihilate the family. But the goodness is our forebears and many of you watching listening before I was even around myself for 30 years, 26 on air,

have been knowing this was coming, have been tracking it and have been ready. We've been dug in the whole time. We've been warning others. We've been preparing and we are not being caught flat footed. So I salute you all for keeping us all in defense posture to be ready for this, because now we've got a good shot at beating them. What about Plan B? We've got a good shot at beating them.

What about Plan B? We were already dead a few weeks ago, right? Plan B was about to happen because you ruined Plan A. We might. That's all he's talking about. We might have a chance of beating Plan A, but we're already past Plan A. Yeah. Plan B exists. Yeah. Alex has talked about it. There's a second plan, which is everyone dies.

Why is incoherence a solid strategy? You know, like that is amazing to me that there is there is like, OK, let's why try and use language to clarify. I think it's because a lot of this is emotional. Alex is like connecting with the listeners on an emotional fear level. That's true. And emotions aren't always rational or coherent. And so whatever you feel can resonate with Alex, even if he's contradicting himself all the time, sure, sure, sure,

in a way that if you're actually paying paying attention to the things he's saying, right, it's making all this up. This is nonsense. He made up Plan A and Plan B. Yeah, yeah. Both of them, you know, he made up because they're terrible and would never work. Yeah, exactly. Oh, man. So speaking of emotions, I think Alex's changes within the span of 20 seconds in a way that kind of terrified me.

Hi, how are you, sir? I'm very optimistic things are bad, but we're turning the corner. I think what do you think? Um, yeah, I mean, it's it's looking good. I mean, I know that they are really scared of what Trump's doing. And you can just see the fear in their eyes. Exactly. Shiff and all of them know they're a bunch of dirty crooks. They're scared, which makes them dangerous,

but they also now know that they're not invincible anymore. Sounds optimistic. Yeah, that's great. That's great. Should have been like it should have been like the caller being like, hey, how are you doing, Alex? About to be angry. About to be real fucking angry. I'm feeling optimistic about my. Yeah, chances are looking good for me to yell.

Yeah. So this caller signs point to yes. Yeah, this caller plugs Alex's iodine and Alex wants to get in on plugging that iodine. Great. And he does so in a very family friendly way. I mean, I don't want to get graphic as a family show, but. Um, I don't makes you dick. I've got more virility. Oh, shit. And it's actually what he's doing.

What's he saying? I was being. I mean, here's the deal. You know, I'm like 15, 16. I'm like, man, I'm really well endowed. Tom, I was at 30 something and burnt out and tired. I'm like, man, I don't know. I mean, when I get in bed with my wife, whatever things aren't like they used to be.

I went on either within weeks. I'm like, whoa, I'm 15 years old again. What the hell? And it's just right then, you know, wow. And then you're like, oh, yeah. But it was all done in a group explaining to me all of it. Alex, the globalists are going to kill everybody. Your boners don't matter.

I dine makes you fuck good. Anyways, plan B, we're all going to die. But try some of my iodine. I can't believe that that was exactly what I was being facetious about. I did. I thought you were being sincere. No, no, no. When you said when you said it was a family show, here's what I was expecting. I was expecting him to accidentally say like something about shit

or or even like throw an accident or stuff in there. Yeah. And then I was like, oh, it wouldn't it be funny if he was like, iodine makes your dick big because that doesn't make any fucking sense. And then he fucking went there. Great. Yep. Great. Great. Great news show talking about your dong. Yeah, Brian Stelter is evil and he's a pedophile.

But if you take iodine, you got a big old dick. And Alex has to be aware that like children are listening because he constantly says it's a family show and like 13 year olds have called in and here he is talking about his dick. Well, he's trying to sell iodine to 13 year olds, I guess they don't need it. 13 when you're in your teens, you get boners for no reason. You don't need iodine. Yeah, but think about if you had iodine on top of that,

you'd have a nonstop boner. It would have been too much. Nah, just enough. So jumping away from that topic, Alex gets into a new COVID conspiracy with a caller, which I think is going to be problems. What was your political point, Todd? Well, I really think that we don't know if the virus is still exists at all. I had family members, a bunch of family members that got really sick

in 2018 at the end and also through 2019. Some of them actually almost died. And I think that we may have possibly already seen this virus completely. Everybody, exactly. I had family, three of them died six years ago. The hospitals everywhere were full of dead bodies. This was a real pandemic that covered it up. COVID-19, as it's known, has already been around for many years.

Wait, so six years ago, 2014. OK, OK. Are you telling me that COVID both does not exist? Yes. And also has been around for a long time. And killed three of Alex's family members six years ago. OK, all right. No. Yeah, I find this to be an unsustainable level of conspiracy. That's insane. Yeah, that's just nuts.

It doesn't exist any more, but it did in the past when my relative got sick in 2018. What if they could have said something else? I just you have proven nothing by telling me that your family member got sick two years ago. I just I just like we don't even have any evidence. COVID is still around. What are we doing?

It probably isn't, though, really, I don't know. How do I think about it? I think that to your point that you've made before, I think that's already retrograded out completely. I don't think it exists anymore. That's my honest point. Absolutely. If you take the death of flu and pneumonia, they're not counting it in Europe or here either.

It's all you in control. You take that number out of the covid. It fits exactly. So they're just counting everything as covid. God bless you, brother. So Alex can't like you can't he can't act that way. When a caller is like, I don't think it even exists anymore. And I'll expect absolutely to like later pretend that like,

I didn't say the covid doesn't exist. You just did. You said that to a caller. You literally just said that. You also said that it never existed. Wow. You also said maybe it did six years ago. It existed in the past. Right. You said that just then that they're not even counting flu deaths. So what you're saying then to that caller is

your dumb family could have died of the fucking flu. Maybe, but it's covid, maybe in the past. But it doesn't exist anymore. All right. And also I have died. All right. Okay. All right. You win. So you beat me down. We get another dumb caller here. Did you know that the CDC is trading on the stock market?

I didn't know that. I just found out last week. I didn't tell folks about that. So we should start defunding them and take away the tactics and the 501 C3. Also, she stopped prosecuting for fraud. So this caller doesn't explain that. And Alex said, yeah, I do know that when the caller said that the CDC is traded on the stock market.

Do you think that's true? Man, isn't it a branch of the federal government? Thus, I suppose, if the federal government is traded on the stock market as some sort of bond yield, I know, I know that I have six shares in the State Department. Yeah, like, what are we doing here? The CDC is. Oh, man. So there's a stock that's traded using the initial CDC, but it's not the Centers for Disease Control.

That's just the stock ticker abbreviation for Victory Capital's portfolio fund called Victory Shares, U.S.E.Q. Income Enhanced Volatility. You can check out Victory Fund's website and see that it's a collection of holdings, including some shares in Coca-Cola, Verizon, General Males, etc. that people can invest in. I don't know why the abbreviation is CDC, but I also couldn't explain a ton of other stock ticker abbreviations. I can say, though, that the Centers for Disease Control is not a company

that's traded on the stock market. Furthermore, the CDC Foundation is a not-for-profit. I'm going to go out on a limb here and I'm going to say if you're part of the federal government, maybe you don't need to get 501C3 status. That's just what I'm going to go out there and say. I think that you certainly don't have an IPO. I don't think that's happening. We've decided to privatize the seat.

Jesus, that we will privatize the CDC, probably. Yeah, who fucking knows? I could just imagine the CDC on like an investor call. They're like, guys, COVID stuff's bad. No, we'll get the numbers back. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We've we've cured exactly 15 people today. So it's been a good day.

The 30,000 have died. But, you know, we can't cure everybody. So Alex touches back on this story out of Germany. And here's what he's got going on with this. German police raid in Antifa, squad house in Berlin. It should say dramatic video, see the dramatic video of German police raiding Antifa squad house in Berlin. This is exclusive Info Wars video.

Eight minutes of it. And I'm watching this. This is powerful. All that's bullshit. But the video that he has on his website that is like actually of the police. Sure. That's from Reuters Twitter account. I was going to say there's no way that that's an Info Wars exclusive.

No, the only Info Wars exclusive is Dan Lyman interviewing a hard right politician from Germany outside of the house after everything had gone down in the evictions. So that's exclusive. That eight minute video interview is. But all the footage of the actual stuff is just stuff that they've taken from other outlets. And now they're claiming as an exclusive.

Seems like a pattern. Yeah, seems like a pattern of Alex's and then also the forgetting about Plan B, the murdering everybody that the globalist is going to do. So you think Alex keeps forgetting that too. I do like how the mainstream media is filled with lies. But also when they get good content, it's an Info Wars exclusive. I do. I do appreciate that grift. Yeah, yeah. Hey, look, Reuters sucks and it's run by globalists.

Evil. But I am exclusively. I need that footage. I need that footage. What are you going to do? So this caller, this next caller is I don't even care about what they were saying, but something interesting happens during this call that Alex should not be engaging in.

I've heard a lot of the callers coming in about, well, we should do this with the court system. And if you look at the very blogs that still kind of report the truth and have a collective knowledge, kind of like what your site does, like Jim Fetzer's blog and so forth, at least some of the contributors there. Sure. Oh, when your website is compared as being similar to Jim Fetzer's website, you shouldn't agree with that.

No, especially when you're engaged in a lawsuit involving Sandy Hook, where Jim Fetzer got, he lost a lawsuit about it. You should do everything in your power to be like, I'm not like that guy. I don't know him. I have no involvement with him. I accidentally had him on the show a bunch and then re-reported a bunch of things he was saying, but it was an accident. I got misled.

Hey, when friends are down, that's when you need them the most, Dan. That's that's what's going on. I guess that's what you got to you got to step up. I think Alex isn't even listening. No, of course not. I think he was like, I didn't even hear Jim Fetzer's name. I'm pretty sure he's just saying absolutely to any, like, yeah, just just the cadence of the end of a sentence.

You bet. Yeah, you got it. Sure thing. I agree with you. I got to eat sandwich. Love it. So this episode was from the 12th, and that was the day of the first hearing for Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination.

And Alex plays her opening statement. And I got it. I got to say, like, I mean, obviously I'm against her nomination, but like she had a very charming opening statement. There were like obvious attempts at jokes that weren't horrible. You know, they were they were personable. They were charming stuff like she was talking about how I'm used to being in a group of nine because my family, we have seven kids.

Great. You know, like, and one of my kids, when we adopted them, they were doctors thought they wouldn't be able to talk about everything is great. Now, and I assure you, they can talk, you know, like that kind of thing. That's cute. Yeah. That's cute family stuff. Oh, whatever. I I only save it for group. I only know that Dr.

Court. I only know this because Alex played that on the show. And I thought this was really funny because I found it to be incredibly unaffensive and only made Amy Coney Barrett look decent. And I am against her being on the Supreme Court, but I'll recognize it. Humanizes her a little bit. Of course, here's Alex's response after he came back from break after playing the her opening statement. Amy Coney Barrett speaking.

I don't want to be mean, but it's like paint drying. Let's go ahead and take a call. Yes, that's a good thing. If you were talking about an actual hearing, it should be boring. Yeah. Yes. She isn't saying insanely authoritarian things. She doesn't talk crazy like Trump and so I'm kind of bored. Let's go to a call.

Yeah, this is this is a real I like everybody thought that the debate was really embarrassing because Trump was a lunatic and all of that stuff. And Alex loved that. I find these Supreme Court hearings. I've watched some of them to be the most embarrassing game of of pretend I can. These are all adults. These are all adults. And they're all doing all of this shit that they know means nothing.

Yeah, knowing that there is meaningful stuff they could do. And instead, they're participating in this nonsense. It is like this is childish. It is kind of strange. But I mean, I think that and not to say that it's OK or it should be this way. Sure. Sure. Sure. But I don't think that that's all that different than a lot of the other confirmation hearings that I've seen in the past. Totally. Totally.

Like I think that there's a lot of dodging questions. Oh, no, the the amount of stuff that she's just like, I'm not going to answer. And everybody's like, well, I guess that means you get to be on the Supreme Court. I think there's a lot of like what appears to be going through the motions. Yeah. And and that does suck. And it is frustrating. I would say that, like. It's not embarrassing as much as it is kind of scary.

Yeah. That debate was embarrassing. Sure. And also upsetting. Sure. The Supreme Court, at least like because she obviously isn't just yelling complete nonsense. No, no, no. And that makes it scarier. Yeah. In the same way that Bill Barr is scary. Yeah. Bill Barr is terrifying. Bill Barr is scary.

Yeah. Trump is embarrassing. Yeah. Yeah. That's fair. Well, Barrett is scary because like I said, I just listened to the bit that was on Alex's show and she came off pretty decent because of the like, oh, that's not a forced joke. Sure. That's just, you know, how to make yourself sound like a pretty decent family person. Right. Right. Right. And Alex can't handle the idea that like the person who would support

all of the policies that he wants is trying to get through the confirmation. She can't act crazy there. Are you telling me that I have to watch her go through a confirmation without her foaming at the mouth the entire time? I want her to defend drinking beer while she's sexually assaulting someone in the room. What does she have to say about squeak? Oh, God. Yeah.

So we're all pretend children. Alex takes another call and this caller, I think he's pretty right on, although I think that what he's saying is very upsetting. And you got my wife actually changed her mind. She's been listening to you and she's she's petrified to be honest with you. What's going on in all these other nations and what's and she's worried it's coming here and she's asking me where are the troops from China? And and I tell her and she said, let's go to Canada.

I said, no, you don't want to go to Canada. And let's go to let's get you know, let's get out of here. And I'm like, this is the last this is this is our battle. This is what we got over. This is the last stand. She asked and she has to know it's not going to be over it at first. I don't think the last battle part is necessarily right on. But like my wife has started listening to you and she's terrified.

I think that's right. Oh, yeah, I think you nailed it. That's the experience of most people starting to like Alex. Yeah, I think he's scared me. And now I need his help figuring out how to not be scared anymore. And I'm going to have to take that eye dying because I too want a giant dick. No, no, it's it's kind of sad.

It really makes me bummed. I do. I do. Alex should hear that and be like, yeah, man, she's got the general vibe, right? Yeah. All right. Yeah, I'm still doing a good job. Yeah, exactly. Right. So I told you there's a congressional candidate. Sure. And that is our old pal, Laura Loomer. Great.

Well, Laura Loomer is here from her campaign headquarters in Palm Beach, Florida. She had bad sky problems last week, but she's back with us now. What? I wanted to cover the water from her about her campaign. That was she's saying on the ground. Paul showed her way ahead of the other Republicans. She won't even bigger than what they said. Now she's ahead in many polls against the Democrats she's running against.

They are in full panic mode. Big Skype problems. What a shock. What a shock. I'm going to go out in a limb and say, if you have any problem that can be described as a big Skype problem, you shouldn't be in Congress. You should be at least able to figure out Skype if you want to be in. I think Alex is really just blaming her. Yeah, totally. For his own issues.

So I'm just going to read you this headline from FloridaPolitics.com. This is from October 5th. Quote, Lois Frankel nearly doubling Laura Loomer's support in new CD 21 survey. If you read through the article, you'll find that the newest poll of the district that Loomer is running in has Frankel ahead 61 to 33. Loomer did surprisingly well in the primary, though, but there's a lot of factors to consider in that. The first is that her general election opponent, Frankel, ran a pose,

unopposed last cycle. The second is that the district has a, quote, 17.5 point registration advantage for Democrats over Republicans, which is to say that of the people who have a party affiliation, it's a deeply Democratic district. The third factor is that there were six people running in the GOP primary, which spread out the vote pretty seriously. Laura Loomer was somebody who had some name recognition and ability to fundraise with her publicity stunts, which set her ahead of the other five candidates,

none of whom really had much of a chance of winning the general election, no matter how resoundingly they might have won the primary. This is a standard Info Wars adjacent Senate run. This was never about winning. It was about appearing like winning was even possible and then grifting along the way while pushing hateful and bigoted rhetoric further into the mainstream. I will say that Laura better figure out what her grift that she wants to run after she loses the race will be now because if she doesn't,

she's going to end up like Deanna Lorraine hosting an evening show on Info Wars in a couple of months. Yeah, that's it's still insane to me. Like remember back when Deanna Lorraine was on talking about how Nancy Pelosi was crying because of her skywriting, right, right? That's right. She didn't even win the GOP primary. No, she didn't do well. No, she didn't do well. Working at Info Wars, I just think it's amazing that

when she won the primary, there should have been like two journalists who were like, OK, countdown to when we catch her committing fraud because I would bet 50 bucks right now that you if you looked into her finances. She is committed fraud already. I bet you wouldn't even have to like. Yeah, you just call her. No, you know, like you don't even need that as a story. There's so many ways for her to lose.

I don't I don't mean that as a story. I mean, like as as a like, hey, guys, let's let's do something about campaign finance fraud for once. Sure. He's just one time. Yeah. Oh, I just remembered another one. Omar Navarro, that guy who was going to unseat Maxine Waters that Alex kept having on. Yeah. Oh, that didn't work. No, no, he didn't get a job at Info Wars. No, that's true.

Oh, who's yeah, who's gone on to bigger and better things in the in the bad Info Wars primary candidate run. Alex was doing way better off back in like 2009 when he was having state representatives and state Senate members on. Yeah, because those, you know, those are there's thousands of them across the country, you probably find some of them sure that would come on Info Wars instead of these fringe ass candidates who are not even going to like, honestly, I don't even care about that 61 to 33 poll

that rumors down here because she's just going to end up saying that it's fake. Totally. Of course. My internal polling says I'm up. Of course. I don't even care about any of that stuff. And normal, like middle of the road, Republican probably couldn't win that district. Right. Right. Right. Right. Based on the Democrat swing, like 17.5 point. It's ridiculous. Registration advantage. Yeah. Like you have to win a landslide.

If you want to win that as a Republican right now. Yeah. I just don't I just I I don't care about her internal polling. Yeah. She's she's not going to win. And now I'll stand by that even after she does win. Even after somehow there are no places to cast a Democratic ballot. Yeah. Won't that be weird that you won with 97% of the vote? It'll be strange because it's impossible to cast a Democratic ballot now. So you got this poll that's saying 61 to 33

rumors down. Loomer says that her internal polling course are up. Of course. But Alex knows where the real numbers come from two to one. They're searching how to vote Republican, that how to vote Democrat in Google searches. These are the type of real numbers that show real engagement that show if you don't win its election fraud, you are in a county famous for that. How are you planning to mitigate that problem? By committing voter fraud, that's our plan.

Alex has already set up the precondition that if she loses, it's probably a stolen election. And also that is such a weird idea that people are googling how to vote Republican twice as much as Democrat. And that's some kind of an indication of so what that is that really threw me for a loop. Yeah. So I had to try and figure out what was going on. Yeah. This was a headline in Glenn Beck's website, The Blaze. Great. That apparently more people are googling how to vote Republican than

how to vote Democrat. Sure. And I would say, I don't know what that means. I would say that one possible interpretation may be that you have not done a good job of educating your voters on how to vote. What does it mean? Like I could be me. What is someone trying to figure out if they Google the words how to vote Republican? Do you know you just vote for the Republican candidate? Right? I guess what they're maybe what they're thinking is how to register as

a Republican or a separate search. They include that in the Blaze article. I mean, I understand that it may be a separate search. However, I would also argue that many of the words that people are searching for are not the questions that they're looking to actually answer. I understand that. Yes. And that's what I'm wrestling with, too. Yeah. You might be right.

Like trying to register. That's possible. Could be. Whatever it is. I don't think I don't think people searching how to vote Republican or how to vote Democrat is any indication of like final vote tally. Oh, no, no, no. It's more confusion. Yeah. It's certainly confusing. And it's not proof that Laura Loomer is going to win or its voter fraud.

I would. I would. Yeah. I would guarantee that. Now, Alex likes to portray himself as like an independent truth teller. He's the news, the fake news. On the other hand, they're all liars, huge. And they have liberal bias because they're all liberals. Right. And they're all globalists and what have you. And this is like in fours is just a straight down the middle news show.

Sure. 2000 something in the primary. Didn't I'm legally allowed to do that again now, right? Yeah, you gave 2800 in the primary. So you could give another 2800 for the general get the get the get the account over here from Alex Jones, my private account. It's in my office. I'm going to give 2800 now to Laura Loomer today, because regardless, she's already educated a lot of people's integrate job.

She's got a real shot at winning people want to win. This is how we do it. Where people donate again straight down the middle news. I'm going to donate to Laura Loomer's campaign on Jesus Christ. I would I would like I would like a receipt on that. I'd like to know exactly how much. Did you donate the full 2800? You probably did. Maybe.

Like there's an impotence to this, but this is advocacy. Yeah, 100% like this isn't anything other than the worse version of what he accuses all the other news media of being. Can you imagine Wolf Blitzer just coming out in like I'm going to donate to 2800 to you, right? I'm going to check to Hilary on there. Somebody get the producer of this show to bring my personal account out here. So I can say as a independent neutral journalist, I'm giving 2800 to Bernie

Sanders. So ridiculous. It's a fuck out. Yeah. So like Laura Loomer, you know, like she wants to inject the real issues into the mainstream, right? There's no one talking about the stuff that actually matters. And thankfully, Alex is a brave enough guy to have her on. And she's brave enough to talk about what matters. The number one issue that we need to get a hold of right now in our country

is this issue with law and order. And right now the radical left with the help of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, of course, and I have to reiterate this on your program, Alex, because nobody else will talk about it. The website Antifa.com goes directly to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris's presidential campaign website. OK, they have had ample time to get this removed if they really wanted to, but they don't want to because their entire campaign is a dog whistle to the

radical left. I know you just grab your phone because you're trying to see if it does. And it does. OK. Yeah. But that doesn't mean anything. I'm wondering why it does that because anybody could have set that up as a redirect. Fucking Laura Loomer could have done that herself. Exactly. Not saying that she did, but anybody could have done that. Yeah. Any proof that Joe Biden bought Antifa.com.

Explain to me why Antifa. Do you think that Antifa, a non-existent organization, bought Antifa.com and then redirected it to Joe Biden's website? That's silly. Why won't I don't talk about this? Oh, my God, they did. They did last month and everyone was like, Oh, that's a stupid story. We're not going to waste our time on that. That would be smart. That would be a smart thing to do.

Thanks for really focusing on law and order. This is what matters. Joe Biden's website. There's a redirect from Antifa.com. OK, God. Laura is keeping us focused. Let me let me ask you this question. Sure. How would it make sense for Antifa, a radical leftist organization hell bent on destroying the world, right, to mess things up by making their website about electoral politics seems strange.

That does seem strange, right? Yeah. And it seems like Alex's whole game is supposed to be that, like, the reason that Joe Biden doesn't say tear down Christianity and white people need to go to camps, yeah, is because he's trying to keep it hush. Right. And the same reason why like people who, you know, are left wing protesters and such, they're not excited about Joe Biden, but they secretly are. No. They just have to keep that under wraps. Right. Joe Biden and all these left wing protesters, they're working together.

Sure. But the essential shell game that needs to be played is they pretend that they're not. Right. So then Antifa fucks it up by redirecting Antifa.com to Joe Biden's website. See, now I feel like we're dealing with an enemy that is very, very stupid. We're used to that with Alex. Only able to think as well as one Alex Jones in terms of planning. Well, here's the thing, Joe Biden, if even if Joe Biden, yeah, even if Joe Biden is like running Antifa, he's not going to be like,

well, we got to buy Antifa.com. No, obviously, here's the thing. Laura and Alex and all of the people in this world are not very good at this. They're not very, I mean, I don't know. Maybe they are smart in their ways, but they're not very good researchers and they're not very good detectives. No. So whenever they solve a mystery like Antifa.com redirects to Joe Biden's website, they conclude that Joe Biden is running Antifa or Antifa is supporting Joe Biden or whatever.

And then that becomes what the mystery was. They found the solution. They found the answer. And that means the mystery must be what caters to that solution. Right. In reality, that wasn't the mystery. You're just making all this shit up, man. Nancy Drew, you just really crush Laura Loomer in a Republican primary. I think she would really be able to solve a lot more mysteries.

Yeah, you've decided your conclusion and now you're writing a story to fit it. And that's just, I mean, it's very stupid. Yeah. Speaking of stupid, I respect this on some level. Do you? But this isn't good. I mean, I respect it in terms of it being clear. Okay. All right. Okay. And only that. Okay. There is no wiggle room with this.

Okay. All right. Laura wants to make one. She wants to go on the record. Pin her to the wall about something. So let me just be the first to say, I support the proud boys. And I was told by a lot of people, oh, you shouldn't say that. You're a congressional candidate. It's going to be really bad.

I support them as well. They're a good American group that's proud of America and the West and proud to be men. And women should be proud to be women. It's a good, wholesome group. Okay. Well, Laura's clear on that. It seems like it would be really easy to take something like that and make a damning political head around it. See, now here's here's where we get into why their plan for what Joe Biden is doing

is so stupid because that is their plan. Oh, do you understand? Like, here's what you should be doing. You should be creating a separation between you and the proud boys, disavowing any interest, even though you, of course, love them dearly. That way you separate yourself from the more extremist wing of the party. And you get to say like, whoa, I still condemn violence and all of that shit. That would be smart.

Saying you love the proud boys is the equivalent of Joe Biden buying Antifa.com. So you are, your plans are dumber than the all God. It's the equivalent of Joe Biden, like being out on the streets with a balaclava and yeah, yeah, totally, totally. Absolutely. Yeah, just cut it out. Joe Biden just joined Pussy Riot. Yeah, that's where we're at. Joe Biden would be like the character,

like the caricature of a left wing, right? Antifa, right? Protester. Yeah. Yeah, it's dumb. Jesus. So stupid. In the same way that I appreciate the Laura's being clear about her connection with the proud boys and support for them. I hate black people. I want to be very clear about this.

She also is very clear about what she will do if elected. And again, I support the clarity. OK. Hate everything else. I know Trump's against forced inoculation, but I know you'll fight that in Congress. Yeah, I'm not taking the vaccine. I mean, it's a search me. You got to come we got to get you in Congress.

Oh, I just can't wait because because I know you're going to call me as a witness on censorship, aren't you? You are going to be my special guest, Alex, and you are going to testify you and Gavin McGinnis and Milo Yiannopoulos and Tommy Robinson, Faith Goldie, you know, trust me, you have my word, Alex. OK, I know you're going to do it. That is quite a list.

Don't think Alex will be played by Jimmy Stewart in this remake. Mr. Jones goes to Washington. I think it's going to happen. This is a bad list. Hi, my man, I'm all for it. Send him in there and break it apart. I think that that list is a terrible list of bigots and weirdos and true stunts, publicity stunters.

Yeah, yeah, but it is very strange to me that like two of them are Canadians, two of them are British citizens. Yeah, it's there's a heavy overlap of of I don't think it means anything, but it's just weird to me. I mean, it does kind of suggest, though, that Americans are allowed to say whatever they want, you know, there is no censorship. I'm choosing people not from here.

Well, Laura and Alex. Sure, sure. They're the two Americans along with the two British people and two Canadians. Oh, so it's a global movement, if you will, of all right, bigots. Yes. Yeah, there we go. That is what it feels like. So Alex gets to complaining here in this next clip about how like he sells supplements, right?

Sure. But they're not. It's not like he's selling a cure or prevention. No, he's selling figure. Covid. But then again, if you take the stuff that he has, you can't get viruses. Sure, we sell stuff. It's got vitamin D, three and zinc big deal. That that is not part of our business model. Our business models freedom and to fund that.

What? But when Fauci came out and said, you got to have vitamin D, three and zinc and vitamin C, everybody freaked out. They're like, wait, we thought you were lying. It's essential and you literally cannot die if you have high levels of that from a virus. What? You have a heart attack. You may get a cancer or something else, but you're not dying from a damn virus. If you have it, it's why it's essential. You know, the virus causes cancer.

If you don't have D three, the zinc and C viruses can replicate in the nuclei and kill you. So I'm up here saying this immediately. Jones is a cook. The U.N. does not say you need vitamin D three. Wow. That seems like a real problem. That clip is, I mean, he's saying that he sells these vitamins. Yeah, you can't die from a virus if you have those vitamins. That would indicate that he's selling his supplements as a prevention of death by virus.

It just, it does seem like a big fault in our legal system. If you can just split infinitive and get around all of that. Like, whoa, whoa, whoa, I didn't say it was a cure. I just said that, sure, I sell them and yes, they cure it. I didn't say that I sold cures. Ah, see, I separated it. Yeah, I put a preposition in between the two. So now it's fine.

Now, I do think, I mean, vitamins and minerals are important to human bodies. Sure. Sure. Fine. I think what Alex is mixing up here in a very intentional and manipulative way is the fact that vitamin deficiency can make you more susceptible to things. That does not mean that if you have all the vitamins you need, it's impossible to get sick. Also, if those are different things, you don't get to that. You don't get to say Fauci did something right.

You don't get to do that. Fauci is trying to kill all of us according to you. Yes. So he doesn't get to do anything right. No, he doesn't get to say that. Oh, everybody was surprised that Fauci turns out you need vitamins. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you don't get that. Well, she's trying to kill you. But here's the thing, Alex needs to say something like that

because he's painted this picture of Fauci as the guy who's trying to kill everybody. Sure. So when Fauci does say something like vitamins are like a essential part of your diet, sure, they do help you stay healthier. Alex has to be like, well, shit, if people see that and I don't explain it, they they'll think I'm the liar. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he has to come up with some caveat. It's nonsense.

But even then, it doesn't make sense if he's trying to kill everyone. And then he confirms what Alex says. That suggests to me that what Alex is saying will kill everyone. Seems seems like that thought is hard to get away from. Yeah, right? Yeah. That's a little bit tough to shake. So Laura has some theories about how the left want to kill all the old people. Sure.

And I think that the radical left wants older people to die a lot of the time because they are more conservative politically. So everything about this virus has been inherently political. Morris, stay there. You just made me think of something big. That was exciting. Alex thought of something big. Yeah, I came back from break because I wanted to hear with this thing

that was big that Alex came up with was I don't know if I did get that. But here's Laura explaining her thoughts a little more. Politics downstream for culture. OK, and there has been a lot of, you know, anti anti-senior rhetoric that has been perforating through cold over the past several months since the beginning of this year. It started with the OK Boomer memes where people were trying to, you know, incite hatred or disdain.

Now, I get it. Clearly, there's a war on the elders now. And the left, you know, they promoted the heirs idea, killed the old, but now it's coming back on them. Don't bring up Bill Ayers on your show. It's just an embarrassment for your career. Yeah, that's no good. But like, OK, so the OK Boomer meme was the first salvo in the war against the elderly.

Do you not want to talk about all of the Republican elected politicians who are like, let the old people die so the economy can stay open? Well, we don't need to worry about that. Do you think that's less insidious than OK Boomer? OK, Lieutenant Governor is coming out and saying that the older people should sacrifice their lives in order for the economy to keep running. That's not wanting to kill old people, Dan. That's inspiring old people to die for us.

You've had a good run, old people. Yeah. OK, Boomer. What? That's the same. Yeah. Yeah. We said. All right, so when you have terrible stupid takes based on nothing and we go, OK, Boomer, because nothing you say means anything, that is exactly the same as the Lieutenant Governor of a state saying, kill old people for money, money, money, money.

So one last clip here. And as promised, this is Alex being forced to deal with the fact that Trump got a stem cell related treatment for his COVID-19. And like I said, I'm positive that Alex would rather not talk about this. But unfortunately, after Laura leaves, he takes more calls. Bad idea. Trina, thanks for holding. Go ahead. Hey, Alex. My main thing was they're now starting to talk about Trump's cure for COVID.

WI-38 is in there, which is a boarded fetal cells cloned. Now they are complaining about it, which it's been in our Pepsi. Our Doritos, our vaccines. And now the media twists and turns their evilness and points to that Trump. I don't know if this story is true. I'm going to have to do more research on it. But where was all the coverage on this back in the day? And I am so furious about it.

There is no explanation on how furious I am about this. Why do you cover this? Well, that's a sophisticated way to put it. And Trump's not perfect. I'll criticize him when he deserves it. But he's just like, hey, get cures, get therapeutics, turn the economy back on. And then you're right. Now the media is like, oh, one of the things he's promoting uses fetal cells.

OK, you're the Democrats that love it. But now you're the one saying he's bad. Absolutely. I think no finds out about that. He'll buy off that. But I think you just I think you just stated exactly where I'm at. No, that's no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Our point, we've got one point. Yeah, one point.

If you guys don't like abortions and you would ban them outright, your dumb fucking president would be dead. Well, you probably wouldn't. Well, because it probably doesn't do anything. But that's the point. Well, somewhat. But also we were being a little bit glib when we talked about this on the last episode, you know, about the relation to fetal cells.

There are other ways that stem cells are created. Totally. Like there are cell lines and stuff like for what I one thing I was reading is like the research that this treatment was involved in comes from a cell line from fetal cells from like the 70s. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So like it's it's not like this is all running on abortions or whatever. But your point does stand.

Well, some of the I mean, some of the cultures and stuff that we used all originate with one black woman in the in the fifties or whatever. So yeah, and there's other ways to get any compensation or recognition for it until recently. And there's ways that, you know, stem cell research is done in ways that don't involve necessarily. But I think that the point that is really important here is that people don't have a problem with the treatment.

Yeah, they have a problem with the fact that you don't have a problem. Exactly. Yes, the problem. Yes, because if you if you say that now, oh, now they're all mad about it. You're just saying that nothing you believe means anything. So just say nothing you believe means anything. Of course not. Yeah, like I don't have a problem with stem cell research.

I don't like Trump. But if Trump is sick and he uses a treatment that relies on some stem cell research, cool, I don't have a problem with it. No, but Alex should. Alex should. Yeah. It's just that's the disconnected. It doesn't it's not fair for them to just be like, oh, now the left is mad

about stem cell treatment. No, I don't think I've seen anybody saying that. I think they're making the point that like, hey, isn't it weird that you guys are mad about this stuff, but not now? Hey, guys, right now on the same day that you are saying now the left is all mad about abortions or whatever, you are trying to confirm a Supreme Court justice to outlaw the very process by which many of these therapies are created, thus you are just just say you want to just say you're racist.

Just say that you're a bigot. That's what it is. Just say you're a fucking bigot or or whatever that anger. And I think that caller to really does represent like a big part of what this whole thing is that one other caller is talking about his wife listening to Alex and she got really scared and that gets translated eventually into what this caller is representing and that is fury. Yeah, they just you get in with fear and then it gets changed into anger

against the people. Alex wants you to be angry about even though none of this stuff makes any sense if you actually look at what's being said. Yeah. And also, I mean, like this pharmaceutical company that made this treatment, the Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, like they were awarded a $450 million contract by Trump's government back in July to research this treatment that was very clearly built on stem cell stuff.

Like it's not like Trump didn't not know that maybe he did. Well, you might not know everything. He doesn't know anything. But trying to pretend that he has no like involvement in any of this to go fuck yourself. This is a fuck out. It's so weak. But the thing is like you just it's so weak that he should just not talk

about it, but he can't because he accidentally took this call and the best he can come up with is this and it is infuriating. It's meaningless. Oh, yeah. That's it's just it's just so brazen. Yeah, it's so brazen. It's just like, why, why, why bother with the lies? If you're going to be that brazen about how stupid they are, like that you

can't, you can't not see through that, right? I feel well, I think you can't if you're looking at it critically. But if you're looking at it emotionally and experiencing it emotionally, think it might be tough to look to see through. And I think that's what that's how people stay in the fold. Yeah. So we've come to the end of this episode, Jordan. And I think the things that I would like to stress are that Alex should be

more careful when he takes calls and Laura Loomer is going to lose. Yeah. Yeah. And she's going to make plenty of money along the way. Yes. I guess we'll be back, you know, we, yeah, I don't know. I don't have any other thoughts other than Laura Loomer is going to lose. I think we will be back. And I think Laura Loomer will lose, but until then we have a website.

We do have a website. It's knowledgefight.com. Yep. We're also on Twitter. Indeed, we are on Twitter. It's at knowledgefight.com and I go to bed, Jordan. You can find us on Facebook. You can find us on Facebook. So if you could please find a local charity or bail fund in your area.

Yeah, we'll be back. But until then, I'm Neo. I'm Leo. I'm DZX Clark. I'm Daryl Rundis. I'm a magician, but I'm not like one of those fun magicians. Right. Andy and Kansas, you're on the air.

Thanks for holding. So Alex, I'm a first time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you.