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Alex Jones Talks Trump In A Clip You Probably Havent Seen. A Few Of You May Have. https://t.co/BEYtp2Z0sZ
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Those were just time space continuum reflections of the third big change I was gonna be involved in, and that was bringing Donald John Trump into us. So I'm a say that again. I said, Austin, in the office. Because this is you guys are actually really good questions. This is gonna be a really good thing, but I'm a say it again in a minute. A shrink some of sermon after I said it. Because it it is it's it's it's the truth. I'm just gonna say it that I wish I never would've met Trump. I wish it never would've happened. And it's not that the attacks I've been through. So I'm so sick of Donald Trump, man. God, I'm sick of him. And I'm not doing this because it's like I'm kissing his ass. You know? It's just like I'm
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Speaker 0: Those were just time space continuum reflections of the third big change I was gonna be involved in, and that was bringing Donald John Trump into us. So I'm a say that again. I said, Austin, in the office. Because this is you guys are actually really good questions. This is gonna be a really good thing, but I'm a say it again in a minute.
A shrink some of sermon after I said it. Because it it is it's it's it's it's the truth. I'm just gonna say it that I wish I never would've met Trump. I wish it never would've happened. And it's not that the attacks I've been through.
So I'm so sick of Donald Trump, man. God, I'm sick of him. And I'm not doing this because it's like I'm kissing his ass. You know? It's just like I'm
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@VivekGRamaswamy - Vivek Ramaswamy
Episode 6: Alex Jones. The most censored man in the world. https://t.co/8CqK9LR8Nm
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In this video, the speakers cover a wide range of topics including censorship, free speech, and the globalist agenda. They discuss how misrepresentation and censorship can lead to a loss of identity and the creation of straw man arguments. The importance of open debate and critical thinking is emphasized. The speakers also share their personal journey, background in sales, and early experiences with government intelligence. They express their passion for seeking the truth, their involvement in media, and their fight against globalist agendas. The dangers of weaponized judiciary and the preservation of American freedoms are discussed. Additionally, the concentration of wealth in the United States, the hypocrisy of politicians, and the need for an alternative vision are addressed. The weaponization of financial markets, the problem of the captured establishment, and the risks of entering a broader regional conflict in the Middle East are mentioned. The possibility of World War 3 is also touched upon. The speakers stress the importance of competent leaders who prioritize American interests, advocate for peace, prosperity, and national pride, and uphold individualism and faith.
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Speaker 0: When they censor you and deplatform you, they can instill your identity and misrepresent what you've said and done and then build a straw man and transferring the power themselves. That's the new world order. That's global. Actually the old world order. It is.
You're right.
Speaker 1: It's really just the old world order in new world clothing. Don't let anybody back. Amen. Just do it. The presidential candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy.
Speaker 0: Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican running
Speaker 1: for president. He should not be apologetic to stand up and Speak for the truth. Let's talk truth. I'm talking today to somebody who I'm meeting for the 1st time. I met him a few minutes ago for the 1st time.
I actually don't know a lot about him. The number one thing I know about him is that everybody has told me not to talk to him, which is what Made me wanna actually sit down and talk to him. The United States of America were founded on free speech and open debate. It's in the 1st amendment for a reason. And so you know what?
It's wrong that we've become a culture that wants To censor free speech and open debate. And I think that part of the American way of life is we don't just embrace moderate ideals. That is an extreme idea. The idea that you get to speak your mind as long as I get to in return, that's a wild idea. For most of human history, it was Done the other way.
And that's what makes America great. That's what makes America itself. And so If somebody tells me, don't listen to this person, my reaction is, you know what? I don't listen to him. I'm gonna keep an open mind and hear what every person has to say because I'm a human being.
Each of us as Americans as a human being, we can judge for ourselves what we believe the actual right way forward is for our country. So with that said, I'm I've been looking forward to this conversation for a long time. I'm excited about it. Alex Jones, it's good to see you, man.
Speaker 0: Vivek, thanks for doing this because When they censor you and deplatform you, they can then steal your identity and misrepresent what you've said and done and then build a straw man. Yeah. And that's why they fight so hard. 99% of the things they say about me aren't true, and they never show a clip. They just say I've done these things I haven't done.
And it it reminds me of them saying that Trump said after, the thing It happened, in Virginia and Charlottesville that he said, Hispanics are horrible criminals, bad people. He didn't say that. He said they're wonderful, good people, but There are also a lot of bad people coming across the border. They wouldn't show the clip. They would just say he said that, but he had a big enough bully pulpit to override that.
And so it doubled the number of Hispanics when he first got elected towards the end of his, Understood that that that it was a lie, and they then embraced him because of that. But that was because he could show them the actual clip and show them that that there'd been a lie. I'm not as big as from. I'm probably, like, 5% of the police got. And so I have been successfully in many ways, destroyed.
I mean, they built another Alex Jones. That's not Not me. And that's why they say don't ever interview Alex Jones because they're gonna hear something that probably most people are gonna agree with.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So it's it's it's interesting. I think that I mean, I wouldn't be here if it weren't for the fact that, you know, somebody came up. I don't know if it was someone from your team or someone who's part of your, You know, one of your followers or something suggested it. And I said, okay.
Well, several people are saying suggest to talk to this guy. Let's see if that's something we're open to. And then the reaction that I get is, no. No. No.
No. This is a guy You don't wanna talk to it. It's gonna be politically toxic for you. And my view is no. No.
No. We're the United States of America. So I have no idea if I'm gonna agree with everything you're gonna say or not. But Well, I
Speaker 0: mean, here's your comeback.
Speaker 1: Serious about this. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Here's your comeback. Lester Holt last week did a really important interview or 2 weeks ago with the Ayatollah, Khomeini, the the the leader of Iran. Now that guy is praising the attacks on Israel. It's terrible. I think he's a bad guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Khomeini is not Good guy.
Speaker 0: It doesn't mean I want World War 3 with with them either and Hezbollah Amen. Who's got sleeper cells in America and our open border. But that said, everybody doesn't attack Lester Holt interviewing the leader of Iran, the the the the religious dictator. Okay. So, you see Hamas publishing videos of kidnapping Israelis, killing Israelis, Dead bodies, whole houses shot up with dead families.
That's posted on Twitter. That's okay. I actually think that's, I mean, I guess, free speech as long as it has an adviser going on. The kids don't see it. Okay.
It's horrible. First amendment, I don't agree with it, but I understand it needs to be shown.
Speaker 1: That's where I'm at. Is free speech an open debate? I haven't killed anybody.
Speaker 0: I'm not storming Israeli towns and murdering people in mass or coming on, you know, powered hang Otters slaughtering people, but they don't want this to be heard because when I see your message, and I'm not kissing your ass, it's true, you are the most informed and the leaders to attack him, which is true. Geopolitically, you name it, compared to anybody I've ever basically interviewed. And and Tucker Carlson's super smart, and I would say has more charisma, but he I mean, he's a close second. Your grasp because I see the random questions you're asked of just a wide spectrum of things that is amazing. And your understanding that America, The idea of a free market competitive culture is something the globalist can't have because they have a competing corporate, oligarchy or or or or tyranny and and and cashless society, social credit score they're setting up with the ESGs.
And that's the potential of America is so powerful because people aspire to that. America has to be wiped out the political correctness, all the rest of it so that the whole world can be leveled down to 1 giant population that BlackRock and the mega corporations can exploit and control and, quote, control our behavior as Larry Fink said. So congratulations on the work you've done. The number one candidate I support Donald Trump, if something happened to him, I would support you, for president, and I'm very, very impressed. A lot of people say, well, 5 years ago, his views were were a little bit different.
Well, so were mine. And and so people saying, well, he wasn't perfect in the past. Well, I'm not perfect today. We have to be ready as the world awakens the real political system for to have converts to liberty and freedom in Americana. And and and so the fact that you are a leading light, really promoting the truth is amazing.
And the few people that criticize you saying, well, you know, he, you know, he just showed up on the scene. Well, that's that that that that's what happens with innovation and ideas. Of Of course, you didn't just show up with a scene, but exploded on the national scene. And so I really appreciate your campaign. I think it's the best thing out there when you watch these Republican debates.
They're unwatchable except for you. My listeners all agree, the the the the crew all agrees that you why don't we just have you up there for 2 hours instead? Because if there's nothing but talking points and canned garbage from the rest of them, because I can tell you run your campaign. All the rest of these people are told what to say and and and and they're looking at polls and numbers, and it's it's it's synthetic with US real. They're puppets,
Speaker 1: and that's not even their fault. Actually, I've realized at At first, I would think I'm running against these other candidates. They're puppets of a broken super PAC puppet master system, and that's just The state of American politics today. And my view is, you know, if you look at some of the stuff that I've written in my books, my first, you know, book, Woke Inc even years ago, I I agree with 90. Still 99% of what I said, but I moved a little bit.
And that's good. We're human beings. That's why I'm having this conversation. That's why people listen to Contrary voices is we're human beings, not partisan hacks.
Speaker 0: Well, exactly.
Speaker 1: Respond to information and think about it And evolve our views. That's what it means to be a thinking human being, at least to me.
Speaker 0: Well and the globalists have come out in the open.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, I
Speaker 0: was talking to Carlson just the other day. I went and visited him in Maine, And we did some hunting and stuff, and he was like, man, I'm more radical than you now. We were sitting there talking because the world it's out in the open. The globalists have taken the mask off.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: So I know you've been a pro freedom of speech, liberty guy for a decade or more. All I'm saying is what you say is dead on. I mean, I sit there and I watch it. I go, gosh. I wish I could nail it.
And I'm not kissing your ass. It's true. I appreciate it. Nail it. Nail but nail it.
And regardless of what happens, we need people like you, you know, at at the top of government that actually know the subjects and aren't just getting talking points from the donor ass.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So so let's just since we're meeting for the 1st time, just a few minutes. I mean, your audience is probably very well familiar with this. But In your own words, it's just to hear it without I didn't Google any of this beforehand. It said, I don't wanna be biased.
What's your Journey to the views that you have now. I mean, what gets you going in terms of your mission? You're clearly passionate guys, wanna revive The essence of our founding ideals of the free exchange of ideas not be controlled in a way that impede the sovereignty of the United States. I know these topics animate you, but what Personally got you to that place right now.
Speaker 0: I had a lot of family, that worked, in the sharp end of the stick in US intelligence, And they never really told me any of the classified or secret stuff. But, like, my uncle was high level. I ran contrite, a bunch of other stuff. And
Speaker 1: Oh, really? So I wouldn't have ever guessed that. You your, What parents or uncles Just a lot
Speaker 0: of people. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay. A lot of people in your family were in US intelligence.
Speaker 0: Well, you know, back during the seventies, eighties, and stuff before they went from like intelligence. There was a mobilization of the population against the Russians and others.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: And and and and so yeah. I mean, I had a lot of family. And I went to a family reunion. It was like a soldier of fortune convention. And, and and and and they would just talk about what the government was doing, what was going on.
They were patriots, but but it's like we sell these whistle blowers now, the government. They didn't like what was happening. So it's not that the government's our enemy. It's the criminals at the top We captured it. So when you're a child growing up hearing all this, I just kinda absorbed it.
I wasn't even really listening to it until later I realized how true it was. And then I started to go to college a little bit, but I was already very successful in business. By the time I was, like, 19 as a salesman, And boom. I saw really this anti American, race based brainwashing that we'd see out in the open now that was going on, you know, here in Austin, the college campuses. And so I decided When
Speaker 1: was this? Just so we track
Speaker 0: This is at about 1993. Okay. And I've been on air since 1994, officially 95. Okay.
Speaker 1: But you're a salesman before that. You were started college. Where was call where was that at?
Speaker 0: I was actually with local community college.
Speaker 1: Here in Austin.
Speaker 0: I was figuring out what I wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Here in Austin.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. I mean, I
Speaker 1: But you were already A successful salesman, so then you decided to find your way out of college.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I'd had jobs when I was a kid. Might have had, you know, money and stuff. My parents, you know, were were were were We're successful. And, I would say, I want a new shoes.
I want, you know, to I I I wanna get a new wakeboard because we, you know, we're living the lake. And and my dad would say, well, they'll go get a job. So from the time I was about 13, I had jobs, and then, I I got into different sales. But the biggest thing is I was selling gym memberships and stuff when I was 18, and I was making $150,000 a year to $1,000 a year. And then I was going to community college, figuring out I wanted to go to main college, and it was just insane.
I went and sat in on some UT courses on RTF, radio Radio television films, I thought I might wanna do that because I wanna be politically involved, and they were teaching 20 year old stuff. I was like, you're not talking about the Internet, these classes. Why am I here? Like, well, first, you gotta take all these other classes. So I started out on access TV, in 1994.
Got my own show in 95. Got a website in 97. Got a local radio show in 96. Called up satellite companies, bought the equipment, the station let me put in, the connection of the satellite, syndicated myself when I was
Speaker 1: You're in your early twenties doing Just decide you're gonna do all this stuff.
Speaker 0: Myself at 22, got on suddenly, like, 50 something radio stations. It was insane. Hit the national news immediately, decided to set us on coffee. What were you talking about? Well, instead of selling coffee mugs and, like, newsletters like other talk shows did to supplement their income, I said, I'm gonna make films.
And so I would go and show the UN taking over the national parks and show the UN signs and show what that treaty meant that it was taking control of US, land under UN treaties, kinda like the UN, you know, treaty on health care and and things that's happening right now. And so I just basically exploded, onto the underground scene with conservatives and, people that were aware of of what was going on. And in about 1990 six. I was already reaching millions of people, and so it's been a long long term operation, 29 years on air.
Speaker 1: Ever since?
Speaker 0: Absolutely. We've, you know, 911 happened, and I and I questioned 911. And I was on almost 200 radio stations. I've been offered, you know, by major companies, You know, the next big wrestling ball style deal. I guess Glenn Beck took that deal.
Nothing against him. You know, overall great guy, really smart. And I went from Almost 200 affiliates to 30 something affiliates in 1 month when 9/11 happened. And I wasn't for radical Islam, and I believe Islamists were involved, but I knew about the norad stand down. I knew out building 7.
I knew about a lot of the stuff that I that I was talking to police about that were on the ground that that that they knew it was coming bare minimum. Kinda like I'm against the attack on Israel, and and And Hamas is terrible, but something like 85% in major polls of Israelis think the government knew and let it happen now. So it's the Same thing. But when I said that then, the radio network owners I was on, GCN came to me and they said, listen. We just lost 50 affiliates today.
They're all gonna dump you if you don't stop. And I said, well, it's the truth. I'm gonna keep questioning it. So that just shows I never did this for for for monetary gain or or just to be popular, though I do need monetary operations to fund my operation and be free and independent, I'm not for sale. And so I've already been up and down.
That's why when they Deplatformed me in things and thought I would just give up. I didn't. So I started out on acts of television. And so, I've I've I've started from the very, you know, mail room of media, And I've you know, at 1 point in 2016, 17, much bigger show than Rush Limbaugh, much bigger show than Joe Rogan. Undoubtedly, the the number one independent or independent media show, in the country, over 30,000,000 viewers and listeners.
2016, 2017. Okay. And then that's what they deplatforming because I was just number one. I mean, every day, over 25,000,000 listeners conservatively. And so that's when they said, well, we gotta stop this guy, then that's when they go tax game.
But I've survived that, and now we're we've rebuilt. And In many ways, they were stronger than ever. We're definitely more influential.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, you said the motivation's not monetary. I do find that people who are successful, I can see you're passionate. What is that mission? What is it that calls you?
I mean, you've been doing this now For a few decades now, you're clearly called by something. What is it?
Speaker 0: Well, when I was at I mean, 5, 6, 7 old. Friends and family would come to the house about how we play chess with them or poker. And I hear all these guys, you know, FBI agents, army colonels, you know, spooks, talking about the new world order and the global government getting rid of the border and selling out America, and this plan for regional governments, this plan for a computer to run everything. And then as I got older, I I started seeing that in publications being pushed by the media, and then I read books by David Rockefeller and Henry Kissinger. And and really for a few years, when I got out of high school, would actually go to the UT library and actually pull up the microfilm.
They're like, they would have a head librarian come and say, we've never seen a young person come and ask for us to be pulled. Why are you looking up the New York Times? And they they weren't upset. They thought it was cool. And there I was reading the New York Times, the 19 seventies.
They had a Rockefeller praising Mao Zedong and saying we need that here in America. Mao Zedong was the greatest mass murderer in by triple Hitler and and and and Stalin killed more than what both have been killed, combined. So I I really started reading their plans for global government, casual society, depopulation, the club of Rome. I learned about the Bilderberg group. I learned up with him and grove of all these weird rituals and things.
So I said, well, let me see if this is real. So, you know, 2000, I snuck in there. And sure enough, right, when they said The ritual happened. They did this weird mock human sacrifice, Faustian slash Babylonian, Canaanite, you know, Moloch mock ritual. And and and and so it it was really the adventure of it and the the Mystery of it being told this when I was growing up, kinda ignoring it, then seeing a lot of what I was told come true, and then getting into the books of the establishment, but also reading books that were ring it and saying, I wanna find out, if this is true.
I wanna find out if they're really doing this. I wanna find out, if I mean, I remember they had all these military drills all over Texas in the country with black helicopters in the mid nineties. And when people We'll talk about it. They said that doesn't exist. So we got tips from the military, went and caught it on footage, of them.
You know, they covertly lease a building that was gonna be demolished later, then they'd basically attack it and blow it up and do you they're training. It's okay. They need new training grounds. But then they would deny in the little town where it happened or even the big city that it just happened. So by then, we were catching it on video.
And whereas people had caught it on video before, there wasn't really web streaming of video. 96, 97, 98, that was all coming on board. And so we would go catch footage of that. So, I mean, it was really like ghost hunting, but hunting real ghost. And and and and so I was basically doing private independent Pro American intelligence work for the people, and it was just super exciting.
And because I was so prominent early on and was on shortwave Even satellite and a bunch of radio stations. All these old timers sent me stuff. And, I mean, the former head of the FBI in LA would come on the show and advise me in General Benton k Parton, the former head of the air force weapons development would come on. And so I really starting at about 96, 97, Got the brain trust of all these heavy hitters who are on their own dime would fly to Austin or drive in their RVs. The former head of the star wars program, Doctor Bob Bowman, they get their RVs and drive from wherever they lived.
And sometimes they'd stay at my house, and we do a week on air. Them just data dumping because they've been trying to write books and magazine articles A little obscure things. And so I was thrown right in the middle of this excitement, and it was interesting, and it was fun. And back then, it was more academic. Yeah.
The globalist were getting a lot of things done, but I'd read stuff in the mid nineties about they plan to ban beef, and they plan to have a carbon credit, and they plan to track everywhere you go with switches in your cars. And, you know, they They plan to listen to you through microphones, your cable box, then we bust a cable box open with an engineer on my local TV show, and there'd be the microphone with attics and and just and, of course, now, like, oh, that's voice analysis. That's a voice prompt, but they didn't tell you for a decade that was in there. So so so it was it was just so Exciting to be in a war in my own country against these multinational corporations that wanted to take America over. And so I was always saying, is it real?
Is it real? I gotta tell you. 95% of what the old timers told me, because these old timers were just like my uncle And just like some other family, what they've been telling me, but a lot of these guys were even higher up in it. And so I learned from people that were on the inside what was going on. So I had a long education over the last 29 years.
This has really been an education. Mhmm. And and and so I just get deeper and deeper into my understanding of how it all inter
Speaker 1: man. What I'm hearing is a story of a journalist. Yes. Guy who's curious, records things, describes them, and and and shares them with people. Now Now let me ask a question.
I'll tell you where I'm going with this. You're you're in this to seek underlying truth that other people aren't getting to. That's the what I'm hearing you in telling story. Now once in a while, that means you're gonna find something that looks like it's gonna be one way. It wasn't exactly the way you thought, and so maybe you were wrong.
Speaker 0: I've made a lot of mistakes.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And and so what do you what do you do in that scenario? Let's say you're a journalist. Because I know how the I know how mainstream media deals with it right now. That's a different way.
They sweep it under the rug. Let's say you're wrong and you just you realize that you had 1 thesis and you're getting to the bottom of it, but then you get to the hard facts And you say, hey. You were wrong about it. Give me give me an example of where that happened actually. I think that's kind of interesting.
Well, well talk about.
Speaker 0: Also, what I've noticed is they've had a lot of national man. TV characters like Homeland and and the and the newer x files that came out 2016 where they admit it's based on me. And Oh, really? And and and Homeland? Oh, yeah.
Oh, wow. And and a bunch of them. You look you look it up. And they'll they'll create the straw and where I'm lying on purpose and I'm getting things wrong on purpose. I never meant I'm wrong.
I always when I said I thought I knew something I was wrong, I always admitted it. And so Give you an example. In the case of Sandy Hook, long before they sued me, long before they came after me, I barely talked about it. If you look at my live as a timeline, At first, I thought it was official and thought it happened, then some professors and people came out with a bunch of anomalies and thought it might have been staged. Just like people are questioning whether Hamas cut babies heads off right now.
You You know? That's the big thing going on. And and I don't think there's really proof to that, but they they blow them up. They shoot them. It's the same thing.
So so Now people are on Twitter saying, oh, we need to sue the people that said they cut babies heads off or we need to sue the people that say it didn't happen because you're not allowed to debate was just small. It really attacked, which we now know that was fake. Or, you know, so many of these other events like operation Northwoods and things where the government did plan to do atrocities or did plan to stage atrocities and blame on an enemy. And so with that, I I started saying, Oh, 2 or 3 years before I got sued. I said, I don't wanna talk about this.
I think the people that said this, it turns out are lunatics. I think the info they put out in there, they were professors and and school safety experts. I found some of what they said the anomalies wasn't true. I think school shootings happen. And because every time there was a school shooting, people would say Alex Jones is saying this isn't happening, whether it was Parkland, any of that.
So I was saying, no. I think it's happening. And then the media and the system went, oh, he's weak on that because they would never they would sweep it over the rug if they were wrong. Let's get him. So then they then they resurrected it.
I was the platform for other stuff. Let me look it up. Then they resurrected it and then blew up a straw man of things I didn't say or do with no proof. I went to their houses, some people in their houses, peed on graves, no proof. Then they sue me.
They get all the discovery. Did you
Speaker 1: ever do any of those things?
Speaker 0: No. Of course not. There's there's there's Start asking. Of course
Speaker 1: not. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Never even been to Connecticut till I was there for court.
Speaker 1: So so where are they getting this this kind of nonsense? Just make it up.
Speaker 0: I mean, that's all the thing is I was I I I cover stories, and then I move on. Mhmm. So I'd done they introduced in court, like, 22 minutes of video of me over 10 years on Sandy that was it. It was not it was not something we made money off of. It was not something that was even a big deal.
We had, like, 1 debate where somebody thought It happened. Didn't thought it happened to to newspaper editors. Callers are calling about it sometimes. It was a big viral story up front. People questioned it, like, 11 years ago.
I didn't get sued for, like, 6 years later.
Speaker 1: Until long after you had already said, hey. I wasn't necessarily right on that one. I wasn't No.
Speaker 0: I mean, I mean, I said I thought I mean, I think Happen. I think it happened. And, I mean, if people track this, it's it's just amazing how it works.
Speaker 1: So you you it's interesting. So this is After years later, after you admitted you were wrong on it, that they chose to come after you.
Speaker 0: Yes. And then the judges in Texas and Connecticut defaulted me, which which is supposed to be if you never show up for court and you're not there, they can default you. And they this is all on the record. Just like the Trump judge, they passed the law in New York. So it's not called the default, but it's the same thing.
The judge doesn't give him a jury, and the judge has found Trump in the real estate, fraud case has found him guilty. Got the loans, paid the loans. Obviously, our logo is not worth 18,000,000. It's worth 100 of 1,000,000. The judge says, no.
It's not. I find that fraud. And the appeals court had to block him taking his hotels and golf courses in New York. 1 judge Yeah. No jury Said, I'm taking everything you've got in New York, and we're gonna take more stuff outside the state.
And Trump said, I would like a jury trial, and they said no. So I had a jury trial, but they found me guilty. The judge did, and they would not let us put on evidence. It it was only a trial on damages. They put on a financial expert and said he's worth $400,000,000.
I had, like, $3,000,000 in the back of the time for emergency backup money. That's gone now. And then they put me through. They told the bankruptcy court they had all this money. And, of course, it was proven.
I told the truth. Obviously, I got a jail about lying there. And they don't care because they said, we want to take him off the air. We want to silence him. We want to end his free speech.
These are quotes that that they said in Connecticut, in the court, outside the court, and in Texas inside I don't score. So now I wanna move on from that because there's bigger things than me, but this weaponization of the judiciary, Giuliani was, basically She defaulted in New York because there wasn't evidence they were asking for. The judges said you're guilty. Fox in its, January 16th
Speaker 1: defaulting business.
Speaker 0: They have in law mean? That a a a default means it's called it's called I
Speaker 1: should know this.
Speaker 0: It's called the death penalty. Pick somebody who Well, it's You shouldn't know it's not supposed to be used.
Speaker 1: But I don't know about it.
Speaker 0: It's called a death penalty sanction. Okay. And so if they say you don't participate in In a civil trial, the judge can find you guilty by default. They still have to have a trial of the damages. They didn't even give me a real trial of the damages.
So this is a fraud on America, And it's very dangerous, and they're defaulting people across the board now. If
Speaker 1: you don't show up.
Speaker 0: Yeah. But I did. And then and with me, they said, well, you didn't give us discovery because it didn't exist. They said, show us the marketing material for San Diego. I don't do marketing material for shows.
I look at a bunch of news articles, some video clips. I go on air. I didn't do A a marketing study with you for this?
Speaker 1: This is this is new to me.
Speaker 0: We talked
Speaker 1: for 2 minutes. We talked
Speaker 0: for 2 minutes before we went on there. Right?
Speaker 1: You maybe 2 minutes, minute. You know? A minute
Speaker 0: and a half. He walks in. Boom.
Speaker 1: Sits down. Get on there. Yeah. But But the no. No.
No.
Speaker 0: No. The Dutch says give me the marketing material. Tell me about your plan with Alex. Tell me about the the the secret, plans you guys had in this thing, all the marketing, all the Google Analytics. Tell me about your meeting.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It's it's
Speaker 0: Wait a minute. You you don't you're not gonna give me the evidence? You're defaulted.
Speaker 1: This I I I'm just gonna say, I was personally a little bit blushing here. I don't I don't even know about this legal procedure. I I I That's because
Speaker 0: they're not supposed to use it.
Speaker 1: But But they're literally so so it's not even that you don't show up and you default. That's what it's supposed to do. If you're not participating in The process Yes. According to the standards that they set.
Speaker 0: And they they set a bar against you and reach.
Speaker 1: Judge. I'm I'm gonna go I mean, I'm gonna go back and learn the heck about this because this is That's a I mean, if what you described is true, that is a real danger to the integrity of the judicial system. I'm gonna I'm I'm very competitively learn about this myself. But but the point is they can default you even if the judge deems you not Actively or sufficiently participating in discovery.
Speaker 0: Yes. And civil
Speaker 1: trial. Depends on which state I
Speaker 0: see. Like I was telling people, Hey. The judge department, the CIA are involved, was in government documents, running the censorship of us. In the last 6 months, it came out of congress. People thought, oh, yeah.
I know what's on the air showing them The legislation showing them the funding, you know, for the ministries of truth and all this stuff. I'm telling people they're defaulting everybody. They're they they defaulted Trump by the law. How does a judge do this and take what you've got? They they're they're defaulting everybody else where the judge finds you guilty.
So so you, like, you see the headlines. Trump already guilty in New York.
Speaker 1: And then it's just jury trial for damages.
Speaker 0: Yes. But in Trump's case, just like they passed the law so So that woman could sue him saying he sexually assaulted her, and they changed the law. You need to go back decades. New York has passed a law where judges, It's not even default. It it's a new form of it where the judge just says you don't get a jury trial.
Speaker 1: See, this was very concerning to me because, I mean, every a lot of what's happened in the country is very concerning, but the judicial system is the last bastion of protection.
Speaker 0: Totally weaponized.
Speaker 1: It's it's the last frontier For us to be able to say, okay, executive branch badly taken over by 3 letter agencies that nobody ever elected with any backstop of political accountability. Forget about congress. Think about prosecutorial power and the executive branch abuse. But the judicial system is our last best hope for the last ultimate line of defense. But if That itself can sidestep basic principles of confronting witnesses.
Basic principles of being judged by a jury of your peers Rather than by a single judge. This is basic first amendment for I mean, was it bill of rights?
Speaker 0: And that's why they still did the stuff. That's why they still did the How much is show trial where people said his lawyers are terrible, Alex Jones. No. They weren't. They were given a list of things like you can't say you're innocent.
You can't say Yeah. You can't question the witnesses about this or that. So when they're up there with no here's an example. There was an FBI agent in Connecticut. Never saw his name, never showed his picture, never talked body, but I didn't talk about him.
He got up there and said, I got one phone call by somebody asking if I was really an FBI agent because he was there without his FBI You know, holding a gun by the barrel. The Internet question, they might know who he was. He sued me 1.90 plus $1,000,000. Never said his name. Never said his name.
So so here's how this works. With most people, I can come on here. Yeah. I can come on here and and if people like this, they go, I'll go find Alex Jones' show on x or or on Facebook or or on the podcasting thing. I've been delisted from everywhere.
So I have to sit here and point out to viewers. If you wanna find I'm actually saying infowars.comforward/show. And in normal etiquette for a talk show, that's like somebody pitching themselves. No. I'm isolated, surrounded, did can only communicate when people like you let me out of of prison to walk in the yard for a little while, and I can desperately try to, you know, get messages out by Smoke signals to people about what's happening to me, which they admit is the model to shut everybody else down.
So you're a smart guy, one of the smartest. Everybody Those are true by just saying it. I hope you'll go look into this, and I hope you'll find out about it because it is incredible. It is because they I've
Speaker 1: already learned something today. That's that's frightening.
Speaker 0: Now But there's so many bigger things than me. I mean, there's these wars and there's the cash flow highity and the open borders and the I mean, and and and and and all the race baiting. I mean, we're being divided and conquered. That's why your message of coming together or to celebrate Our our hard fought American freedoms is so essential.
Speaker 1: Well, one of the things that's true about the American way is that We're not founded on moderate ideals. Right? The the ideals that set this country into motion. I love that we have a map behind this. Right?
Old world England had a different view. And let's just smoke it out. We could say agree or disagree before we get to the agree or disagree. At least let's get the best Version of the view on the table, which is that people, ordinary people, cannot be trusted To sort out their differences on climate change or racial injustice or whatever it was back in that era For their own good. It's not just that the kings or the aristocrats say, hey, I wanna enrich myself and do it at the expense of the people.
That's what many who are frustrated with monarchy might say.
Speaker 0: It's an arrogance.
Speaker 1: But but it's actually it's actually an arrogance found in what they think of as benevolence. Right? Right? Which is to say that no. No.
No. We're not doing this for us, for our power, and and we'll come to the modern version of this in a second. We're doing this For the sake of people who cannot be trusted and left to their own devices because it's for them we're doing it, which is even more dangerous than somebody who comes in and says, Oh, we're just doing it for my own rich my own private personal gain. No. No.
No. That's not the view. The view is the people cannot be trusted Sort out their differences through free speech. I mean, the idea you get to speak your mind as long as I get to in return. The idea that there's a republic where And that's
Speaker 0: why they can't compete because the rest of the world starts aspiring to that. You've gotta bring that down so people stop aspiring. So that British empire model. Now the BlackRock global banking empire, which which they admit with the ESGs, everything you're you're absolutely dead on. And and if you expand on that But
Speaker 1: But I sorta get the view on the table so people understand because I there's a lot wrong with it. But at least to understand, put yourself the way I am, Alex, is You could try something on like a set of clothes. I agree. And then see
Speaker 0: this general gets in the mind of the enemy.
Speaker 1: Yes. Yeah. And and and and then you say, okay. Here, I I gotta understand why it fits. I gotta really try it on.
Understand why it doesn't doesn't fit, then it doesn't fit you put it back on the rack, Then you understand your own views.
Speaker 0: That's right. This fair competitive system is way more sexy. And in 1950, we had half the world's wealth who were 4% of the population. Now we become globalist and and and and crony capitalist.
Speaker 1: Give me those facts again. Sorry. You're you're going pretty fast there. That sounds interesting.
Speaker 0: In 1950, the United States had half the wealth in the world. Is that right? Because of our invention
Speaker 1: Immediately post World War 2.
Speaker 0: And our yeah. Absolutely. Post World War 2, we had half the world's wealth. We were 4% of the world's population.
Speaker 1: As measured by GDP problems.
Speaker 0: Measured by GDP. So so that's that's GDP of
Speaker 1: the world. What is it today? I should know these things.
Speaker 0: I don't know. Down a lot. I think it's in the late high twenties, early 30th.
Speaker 1: Sounds about right. Maybe a quarter to 3rd.
Speaker 0: I haven't looked at it in a while, but what I'm getting at here is what you said is so Dead on. In fact, I need to make that point more. You could pull these clips up. Remember when Obama went to Latin America the last few months of his
Speaker 1: administration. Yep.
Speaker 0: Then he went to a bunch of countries in Africa, and he gave the same speech, Vivek, in every country. He said he said, quote, you can't have cars in air conditioning, the world's gonna heat up and burn up. Now here's a guy flying on a giant jet with dozens of aircraft. After that, he he has private jet. He has houses at basically sea level in Martha's Vineyard and and, you know, Hawaii, though he said we're already supposed to be underwater by 2000 team.
Though they keep just buying Al Gore, all of them, you know, oceanfront property. Right? You know, not up on cliffs or something.
Speaker 1: You know, like Martha Stewart. They're bearing that cross.
Speaker 0: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: They're bearing that cross for the rest of us.
Speaker 0: Well, I mean, that's it. They're on private jets. You know, people like Ted Turner has, That's like 5 kids. He says, I wanna depopulate 90% of the world's population. Look it up.
Him on Charlie Rose. Well, he has 5 kids. He has jets. He has palatial compounds, But you in Africa, you can't aspire. You need to live in this will eat the bugs, WEF, Rationing for the good of the earth while the ruling class lives like kings and goes around their giant super yachts.
Speaker 1: To mountaintops in Davos.
Speaker 0: With with carbon footprints Thousands of times an American, and an American's car carbon footprint is 30, 40, 50 times than somebody in Congo.
Speaker 1: Yep. Yep.
Speaker 0: So in Congo, you don't get anything. And so it's the decision to not industrialize those countries, and that's how they control third world countries. And then they sit back and say, well, that's why you're in squalor because you're not as good as us. We're gonna, you know, take care of you. But but but now that same inherent elitism beyond racism is now being used against the west, and they're now impoverishing the west as a political tool of control.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So this is the modern old world European ugly monster rearing its head again.
Speaker 0: Yes.
Speaker 1: Which is fascinating. Right? Because We thought that in 17/76, we said on this side of 17/76, on this side of the Atlantic, we do things differently. Well, you know what? We The People do sort out our differences in a constitutional republic, where every citizen's voice and vote counts equally with free speech and open debate.
That's what we thought. And Every little while, that ugly monster rears its head again. World War one was in in some ways the physical conflict of that old world European monarchical
Speaker 0: role. The British Empire, who was the villain of that war, not in World War 2. Hitler was the bad guy there side treaty. They literally said the German problem, the Austria Hungary empire because it was dominant in industry science. It was taken over not with the military, but with all of its inventions.
So it was kind of the new America, but it was run by another royal only. So they had to kill the archduke Franz Ferdinand and start roll once you're dead on.
Speaker 1: And so so this this this battle plays itself out every century or so in different ways. And I think right now, we live in another one of these 17/76 months. Turning. Yeah. That's one way to put it.
I've I've heard I'm familiar with the
Speaker 0: with the It's dead on it. The evolution. Let's use the analogy of America, the United States, and India. I call it I'm sending it for 20 plus years. That's why they do want me off here in US.
What do I stand for? Americana, freedom, soft power, people aspiring to be like America, making us the best.
Speaker 1: American exceptionalism.
Speaker 0: American exceptionalism. Take India, you know, controlled by the British, kick them out, now wildly successful, because, you you guys actually got control of your government, had your own resources. Same thing. I would call that 17/76 worldwide, and that's not America controlling things. It's the idea of freedom, Idea of the people, the idea of loving your nation, empowering the individual, and a meritocracy where the because, I mean, I looked at who used to be.
Speaker 1: What a word. Well, it's it's a bad word these days.
Speaker 0: It is. Well, I mean, I go back and I look at World War 2, and almost all of our generals got there through meritocracy and grew up on little farms or in poor areas of cities. And there were I mean and there was almost nobody whose dad or granddad was an admiral who was there. In fact, it was almost discrimination against or see was what America was doing because George Washington was being discriminated against by by the aristocracy even though he was really, really part of it. He was mad.
That's was one of the Reasons that even the, quote, elites of America, bought the British elites because they were tired of saying, well, I'm actually your cousin, but I'm not a lord, So I can't ship products out of the colonies. And and so if the rich guys want freedom and they finally set up for themselves, that will have to trickle down. And And that's why they could point America's beginning and say we weren't perfect, but it was the idea of the process.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: And as more people get into that, That's the victory. So now you look at who is the leaders of the military. They'll have some token people. Oh, look, a black guy, you know, a white lady or whatever. But that's But if you actually look, it's a bunch of blue bloods whose grandfathers were in control at the end of World War 2 when America absorbed the British empire and became this new globalist system.
So America is like the engine and the brain along with the British intelligence of this very evil thing. I love America. I I mean, I've got Jones. I mean, I'm a got Welsh last name on against I'm I'm not an anglophile, but I'm not an anglophobe. But the system of the British Empire and the ghost of it through BlackRock And it's World Institute of International Affairs and the CFR and these corporate management boards are devolving the governments while they expand them and transferring the power themselves.
That's the new world order. That's global. The old world order. It is. You're right.
Speaker 1: It's really just the old world order in new world Clothing.
Speaker 0: That's exactly it.
Speaker 1: And that's we gotta understand. And so so, the optimistic side of me says that what a special time It would have been to be alive in the spring of 17/76. I mean, it's a special time to be alive. You got Thomas Jefferson, the age of 33. People say I'm old.
I'm young. Well, I'm old compared to Thomas Jefferson. He was 33 when he wrote the declaration
Speaker 0: of independence. Genius.
Speaker 1: You have people who are the pioneers, the explorers, the unafraid That said, you know what? We are going to not just be victimized by this. We're gonna chart a new way forward.
Speaker 0: Well, 33 was old. We live in. I totally agree. 33 was old back then because people a lot of people died young. You either live you die young or live a really long time, but the average was we we didn't live as long.
You're absolutely right. People were married by 16. People were explorers by 16. And, you know, Thomas Jefferson lived a long time. About 33, he was leading a revolution against the empire that had never been there.
Speaker 1: And he was inventing things. He was an engineer. He met with the swivel chair, and met a bunch of other things too while he's running the declaration of independence. That spirit in some ways would he would Would history have produced the Thomas Jefferson's and the Alexander Hamilton's of the world if it weren't for the fact that they had this oppressive Regime to stand up against. I think probably not.
Speaker 0: No. I totally agree. You're talking about the hook.
Speaker 1: So this is an opportunity, the moment we live in. I because I I am sick and tired even myself of you you may have I don't know if you've read some of the books I've written or anything like this of pointing out the problem of that, But this is our opportunity now. We're not just gonna throw up our hands and complain about it. Oh, my wife's This is our moment to revive.
Speaker 0: I agree. My wife's a huge fan.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Tell her. Thank you. What's her name?
Speaker 0: Erica.
Speaker 1: Erica, tell her.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Up this morning, but we don't have anybody to take care of my daughter. She's gotta get her to school. But How old's your daughter? 6a half.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's good age.
Speaker 0: You have one I've got 4 children, 3 of my first wife, and then one with her.
Speaker 1: A good for you.
Speaker 0: 6a half. But but I'm and I mean to interrupt. You're so dead on. I see you talk about this is our 17/76 moment. I really mean that.
This is an Opportunity it is. Yeah. Instead of being left the leftist mind and we're being attacked, we're being oppressed. Let's give up a complaint. Let's innovate.
Let's out Communicate. Let's get let let's use this pressure, like lifting weights or jogging or climbing a mountain to get stronger. That which doesn't kill me only makes me stronger quote needs to come through. And and this is 17/76 part 2 for the whole world. And it's very exciting.
Speaker 1: You know, and I think we've gotta go through stages of this, and and you've been doing this in my own corner of the world. I've been doing this To point out the problem and see it with clear eyes. You can't win a war unless you know that you're in one. That's the first step. Okay?
And you got a bunch of people on that Republican Party stage that have no clue. I mean, they're these are clueless
Speaker 0: They don't even know what exactly. They're just I'm a politician. Yep. No clue. Be rich and powerful.
Speaker 1: Here are my well, my Super PAC provided talking points literally.
Speaker 0: They're like they're like going to a whorehouse and the whores are lined up showing you what they got and telling you their specialty. I mean, mean, they're literally in front of the corporation saying, I'm good at this. I'm good at that. I will
Speaker 1: Mother's milk for them. It's money is a mother's milk of politics. So put them to one side. But My view is you can't win a war unless you know you're in 1. And part of my job has been laying out the weaponization of financial markets, The weaponization of our capital, the weaponization of basically every sphere of our lives.
This fringe minority view has taken over institutions from k through 12 education To our universities, to Wall Street, to Silicon Valley, to our u US military. Now I I I think it's worth pausing. I was gonna get to the positive part before I do that. I think it's worth answering the question of Why this other side has managed to take over every institution? And I have an unconventional theory of this one, Alex.
I think that it's worth seeing. You know, you and I may be you know, we're conservative. People may classify us as being in the right, but take take those labels off
Speaker 0: of the populace.
Speaker 1: I mean, just take I hate I hate labels. They're they're not useful.
Speaker 0: I agree.
Speaker 1: The reductionist. So let's just look at the substance of this. People who would have identified as being on the old left, Right. Occupy Wall Street challenging the bailouts. The old left version of break up big tech.
The old left that was critical Of colleges charging way too much money for providing far less in return. The people who have criticized schools in the inner cities failing to serve black kids in inner city or whatever. Even Even our military, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a lot of that criticism used to come from what was perceived to be the old left. What happened was each of those institutions, what they did was, If you're Wall Street, you don't wanna occupy Wall Street, but I'll do the new woke stuff. Diversity, inclusion, climate change.
Great. If you're Silicon Valley, I don't like the left wing break up big tech. I'll censor hate speech and misinformation as you define it, but I don't do it for free as long as I get to get you off my back. The US military, if you're Mark Milley, you don't wanna talk about accountability for Iraq and Afghanistan. Forget about that.
I'll talk about white rage and systemic racism. So part of this is a deeper arranged marriage. It's more like I mean, use the whorehouse analogy. It's more like mutual prostitution. Well, that's right.
The power's from strange bedfellows.
Speaker 0: That's right. The power structure has failed. They're not the aristocrats that are doing it for own good. They know they're a fraud. The system's coming apart.
Speaker 1: And and and They know it's a fraud, but it's an arranged marriage that allows them to keep their power in that.
Speaker 0: It.
Speaker 1: So so we've so anyway, You you've you've talked about some of those things.
Speaker 0: Happen though? Yeah. I mean, look. There's a meme. It's totally true.
History shows it. Bad times make hard men. Hard men make good times. Good times make weak men. Weak men make bad times.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: It's a cycle. So A lot of it is our fault. We can't just blame the globalist and the aristocracy. Their rot
Speaker 1: Thank you. Their rot
Speaker 0: is our rot. And so
Speaker 1: That's That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 0: There's so much entertainment, so much food.
Speaker 1: We gotta look in the mirror and ask ourselves why is it that we bend the knee? Because, yes, there I mean, when when the when the Israelites Escape from the pharaoh. They're lost in the desert, yet to find the promised land. What did they say? We wanna go back and be ruled by the pharaoh.
Speaker 0: That's right.
Speaker 1: And so we can complain about the pharaoh all we want, and and and it exists. You know, the he has the global ESG movement, modern Stateful.
Speaker 0: To build our own system. That's actually
Speaker 1: What is it that makes us wanna bend the knee?
Speaker 0: That's actually what this book, the great awakening comes out next week. It's available in Infowars right now preorder. This is really important book, defeating the globalist and launching the next great renaissance. I wouldn't even bring the book up till you brought this up. This book is not just about how they're bad.
That's half the book. The rest is solutions. So I I'm really impressed with your work and research. I hope you'll read it. Copy?
Please, sir. For me. Take a couple for your crew as well.
Speaker 1: So Absolutely. I'm gonna,
Speaker 0: But, I mean, you're totally nailing it, and I I I watch and listen to you. That's how I was able to steal your thunder and say You're absolutely in fact, you influence this book. In in me hearing you, we've gotta talk more about solutions. And I was already on that kick, but you're right. That I gotta write a book about solutions and the system we can build that's alternate.
Speaker 1: This is the moment now.
Speaker 0: Now is our moment to blow this up. We gotta have an An alternative vision Yes.
Speaker 1: Of our own. Right? So I think that for me and it doesn't mean we we can't have competing visions. This is the conversation we need to have. If the left is feeding us race, gender, sexuality, climate, How about reviving the individual?
Yes. How about the family?
Speaker 0: Yes.
Speaker 1: Nation. That not not some nebulous global citizen fighting climate change. I'm a citizen of this nation, the United States of America, and I'm proud of it. I'm not gonna apologize for it. And and by the way, God, I think plays a big role in this too.
I think Revival of faith is something that
Speaker 0: I totally agree with this. I got some books about. And and, again, I'm not against gay people, you know, rainbow flag stuff, but it's it's the new flag. They're even talking about getting rid of the American flag. They're they're not trying to take George Washington statue down, in New York.
They're now, you know, doing all of this, And and this is all unfolding, and and we're having our symbols that rec that recognize who we are and what we stand for away from us and giving us a new one That is a government corporate directed sex cult. I don't care if it was a heterosexual cult showing me their flag and taking down our flag and telling my kids about it. I mean, if if it was some new flag about NASCAR, I'm not against NASCAR, but it was NASCAR stuff everywhere. Them telling my kids pledge allegiance to NASCAR. I'd say this is a NASCAR cult.
Get it out of here. And then what it is
Speaker 1: Cult is interesting. It's an interesting use of the word. So so a cult is a religion that has not withstood the test of time. Okay? So so it's short term.
And so there's old saying actually. I think it came from Blaise Pascal. He was a scientist of all things, but because if there's a hole the size of God in your heart and God does not fill it, something else will instead.
Speaker 0: Exactly.
Speaker 1: And my my civic version of that.
Speaker 0: They kicked God out and now
Speaker 1: Something some other poison fills the void. Demon is filling it. And and and so my version of that in a civic sense is, If we don't pledge allegiance to the American flag or to a true flag of of our nation, we're gonna pledge allegiance to a different flag instead. I said that as a matter of analogy, but now literally there are different flags. I mean, the transgender flags.
Speaker 0: And more and more were being divided and conquered That's right. Where everybody And and and they they call it the broken coalition strategy. This came out in the Clinton documents in their in their library in Little Rock. And this as they're about to win the presidency, they're having meetings, the papers are public now. We've gotta create the broken coalition strategy nationwide where no group can be powerful and organized.
So the parliamentary system's weak because look at Justin Trudeau. He only gets 30% of the vote, but he has coalitions with the broken Coalition strategy to then have the tyranny of different minorities getting together against the majority.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's such an interesting interesting indication of that because That describes our current moment right now in this country. We have in the name of protecting against a tyranny of the majority, We have created a new tyranny of the minority.
Speaker 0: Exactly. And
Speaker 1: that minority has captured every institution.
Speaker 0: That's what you told the transgender. See, I'm quoting you back. You've fought
Speaker 1: me a lot. You remember that. And I gotta tell
Speaker 0: you, Viv. Of course, I do. I watch you every day. You and Tucker Carlson are 2 of my favorite people, and I tell my listeners who are real alley and don't trust the system. They're like, well, how do we know this guy is good?
And I'm like, there's no way Vivek's saying all these things. That's like High noon or holy water to a vampire. He's not one of them. You do not say these things. This irrevocably damages the lie.
He is good by the very fruit of the tree as Christ said.
Speaker 1: And my view is people should be skeptical.
Speaker 0: I I I You
Speaker 1: know, it's fine if he's always skeptical. But we gotta we gotta We gotta do something about it.
Speaker 0: We gotta
Speaker 1: move on. We gotta do something about it.
Speaker 0: I mean, take RFK Junior. I would say I agree with about 90% of him. I agree about 99% of you. Tucker Carlson.
Speaker 1: Climate stuff is a little bit off the reservation.
Speaker 0: Well, he used to say we're gonna arrest people the question.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 0: And it's really hard to walk that back. He's gotta something, but then he says it's out of context, and I kinda He was talking about corporations that lie like
Speaker 1: like cigarettes. I think the climate agenda itself is is a hoax.
Speaker 0: Oh, of course.
Speaker 1: That's as Well,
Speaker 0: I mean, climate change is a constant.
Speaker 1: I think the the any person who leads the United States going forward cannot be somebody who accepts the premises of the climate change agenda as a fixed principle for how long
Speaker 0: it takes. Fear mongering for the cult
Speaker 1: It's disqualifying for the rest.
Speaker 0: You're bad to give control of your life over to them. And let me just Some briefly here. I'm not a petroleum geologist, but I have family that is. They told me this 30 years ago. It it it's not coming from dead whales and dead dinosaurs.
They now have the the devices and systems. They keep finding oil deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper, 50, 60,000 feet all the way down to the mantle through the crust, and And they're hitting oil and gas deposits that are so big. They don't have pipes that can contain what's coming up. And what it is is if they if you look at Mars, scientists now believe that it wants that atmosphere, but it's this is a short short science lesson, but it it once had an atmosphere, but its gravity wasn't big enough to hold the atmosphere and had water. We know there's water to the surface.
There's water to the surface of the moon. That's been confirmed. India confirmed that. What what our folks confirmed back in the sixties. So That's going on.
So there's actually giant reserves, and they're saying these gases are bad. The earth used to have way higher concentrations of methane, Carbon dioxide, oxygen, all these things, but it's off gas in the space, and it has retreated underground. So if you look at a 1000000 of years ago, you know, now what what carbon dioxide's, you know, 0 point whatever for, I mean, it's a fraction of a percent, and things used to be healthier. Plants can take 10 times the carbon dioxide. They grow faster, less water.
We need this. So it's really a magic moment talking about God existing that right as the Earth starts to slowly lose its atmosphere. It would probably still be a few 1000000 years. We come along and are digging all this up and terraforming, geoengineering putting it back up. It's good folks.
They wanna ban cows because they off Cast methane, so do you. Methane helps hold heat in. We're we're due for another ice age at 12,000 years cycle.
Speaker 1: Know what's funny, Alex? Is you go to you You might you probably know this, but if you go to the Newsweek cover magazine or Time magazine in the 19 seventies
Speaker 0: Freezing.
Speaker 1: World global ice age. That's what they were saying. And and if you don't abandon our modern way of life for that, for the different direction, we're gonna have a global ice age. More people are gonna die this year of 8 times as many people actually this year are gonna die of cold temperatures rather than warm ones. Absolutely.
So these are facts you don't hear in the ordinary climate Discourse. Yeah.
Speaker 0: They also lie. They also lie. They, you know, they say, hottest time ever, Death Valley. No. It's a 134.
It it had a 131 this year. They said Texas, hottest ever, longest spell. And And and then I went back and looked at the books because I remember playing football in, like, you know, 1990. They had to cancel 2 a days because it was a 112, and people were dying all over the city of Dallas where I lived. And and And then it's also in Austin.
So so and I'm but I look at the records. They're just lying. Yeah. So so
Speaker 1: so that's that's I think that's what our Pro American movement needs to learn as we've been lied to 360 degrees so much That it can create first the first form of laziness is just believing what you're force fed. But now our movement understands That you gotta reject whatever you're force fed. I don't care if it's even force fed by mainstream establishment on the left or on the right or whatever. Reject what you're force fed.
Speaker 0: Everything.
Speaker 1: Question everything. It's phase 1. But then at some point, you're not gonna get anywhere just by sitting and questioning. That's the first step. So that's what I was saying.
We we've seen the problem with clear eyes. We understand the pharaoh. We understand to be skeptical. Now I get this. I'm not coming from a place of personal frustration, but when I'm coming on the scene aiming to lead this nation forward, people say, well, you came out of nowhere.
Didn't you co work at a you know, start a biotech company? And at some point I'm gonna say listen people, once we see the problem with clear eyes, we can't just spin our wheels and throw our hands up. We need competent leaders Who share our understanding of the problem.
Speaker 0: The whole power
Speaker 1: actually move this country forward.
Speaker 0: The whole power structure came after you, then they did that whisper campaign that you really secretly establishment because you're going around networking. I mean, I've met with group members. I've met with people that are a day, but it says we not agree with them. But but the whole and and you're not endorsing their system.
Speaker 1: Hell no.
Speaker 0: You're not so but the system has come after you. You've been the main target the last 2 debates. That's the endorsement. Just like people go, wait. They're indicting Trump for no reason that endorses him.
You are the next biggest targeted person.
Speaker 1: Do you see this Hannity interview last night by chance?
Speaker 0: No. I missed it.
Speaker 1: Oh, man. Oh, man. Yeah. I mean, look, I'm making the case say I think it's saying that on one hand, absolutely, Israel is our ally. What happened to them was wrong.
It was barbaric. It was medieval. And, of course, they have a right to national self defense. But I've also said that we should not want to enter a broader regional conflict in the Middle East that doesn't advance US interests because we have to learn from our prior mistakes in this country. And that's arguably not good for Israel, but it's definitely not good for the United States.
And so I also pointed to others in the Republican Party Like Nikki Haley who screech, finish them. Finish them. Talking about Hamas and Iran as though there's no distinction. Finish them. Okay.
What are the consequences of that for the United States of America? I see it. Well, here's the problem. So so so I think he so so interestingly, this guy, Hannity, I was Very disappointed. Comes after me for pointing out that Nikki Haley has made $8,000,000 after her time as the US ambassador to the UN As a military contractor and otherwise, I mean, just that was the one that was the wake up call for me is to see even a purported conservative voice Buy into what is the captured establishment Super PAC puppetry.
Last night, you should watch this one.
Speaker 0: I will. Let me
Speaker 1: say something. Unbelievable.
Speaker 0: Let me powerful. Let me say something to Sean Hannity because I know him. Hey, Sean. The border's been completely wide open for two and a half years. The border patrol admits tens of 1,000 conservatively of Hezbollah and Hamas fighters have gotten across.
They've caught a bunch of them. If these are 90% military age Do you know what Hamas will do? They're here in our country. You know what Hezbollah will do? So so It's
Speaker 1: in the United States of America that we need to bring up.
Speaker 0: Look at black lives matter endorsing the attacks on Israel. So we have this problem, and Iran has a high-tech military. And it's not that I'm, quote, scared of Iran, but We need to support Israel, but obviously not have our aircraft carriers attack Iran. And then now we're fighting Russia through NATO, and we're fighting Iran. What's gonna happen, Sean?
Use your head. This is how World War 3 starts. Just like World War 1, World War 2. Once World War start, other people say, hey. They're tied down.
China is gonna go into Taiwan, dummy, and we can't take on China too.
Speaker 1: And the the saddest part of this is that if There are Republican presidential candidates who stand to make money off of it because they're on the boards or have been on the boards of Boeing and are collecting Stock options while they're running for president and have had family military contracting businesses and made a habit of making money off their time in government. This is why we have 1 crime family right now in the Biden family that has sold off our foreign policy to make their family rich. I could care less if you have an r after your name
Speaker 0: Or a d.
Speaker 1: And you're gonna do the same thing.
Speaker 0: And that's why it's so refreshing when you're on the stage. Because, literally, we've said this on air. We've covered it live. I was doing it super crowded. I'm like, Vivek's the only guy Let's do this.
This is all talking points crap. They're all gonna do what the military industrial complex says. Again, military industrial complex, they said a year ago with Biden in December, we can't You have tanks and f sixteens and cruise missiles, that'll escalate to World War 3, but they went ahead and violated their own RAND Corporation threat manipulation boards. So so, see, your money is not gonna be worthy then in your golf course stock options if we have World War 3 cuckoo. And and now China China is messing India India's got aircraft carriers out there about to go to war.
Pakistan We
Speaker 1: are marching our way to World War 3. I am increasingly worried that there are people in the United States rooting for it, and this is our moment to say, hey. We can actually now we've seen the problem. We can't just spin our wheels and complain about it. We have a chance to lead this country to shut Down the deep state, declare independence from China, end World War 3 and our path to it, protect our own homeland because that's That's our job and the moral obligation
Speaker 0: Peace, prosperity, American way. And then pride.
Speaker 1: And pride. Provide pride in this country, and I think that we have a chance to do it.
Speaker 0: Well, you know, the International Bureau of Atomic Scientists forget the exact name of their doomsday clock have and and were very respected. They've never moved the clock this close. I mean, folks, China and India are basically already at war. Pakistan's ready to go. Iran is already in a proxy war with Russia against us.
China's getting ready to move into Taiwan. The minute that China's moving all the way down the Philippines, they're in gun battles with with the Vietnamese trying to take Their waters and oil fields, I mean, the the the these are the crazy times that that that that it kicks off, and it's already begun. In fact, Most analysts say we're already in World War 3. The question is, will it go nuclear? And that's why, Vivek, I am really glad you are the most successful person on injecting these topics.
Because I see you inject topics at the national level that would have never been there that are so vital. And and so, I mean, I they make assassinate Trump. So, you know, if you're, I mean, I'd like him to get elected, but but but if not you, I think, Kennedy, it is gonna pull more from the Republicans, if he runs independent, which he is. So I like a lot of his ideas, but I think it's, destructive. And now so I'm not gonna support Kennedy as a third party candidate because that'll pull from the Republicans.
So, again, I hope nothing happens to Trump. But if something does happen
Speaker 1: Oh, god forbid. Yeah. We don't want we don't want that. I I think I think we what we want is to advance the interests of this country and the people of this country to once again be in charge of who leads our nation.
Speaker 0: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: That's all I ask. And I'm gonna play my part to make that happen. I'm glad we met, man. We met literally 1 or 2 minutes. We chatted before we just this is the first conversation we've ever had.
Speaker 0: Well, Well, I'm impressed. I mean, you're showing up here, like, 6:45 in the morning. We're taping this, and you're I I hear you're off the border?
Speaker 1: Yeah. I'm going to the border, and then I'm going to New Hampshire. And we're all over the place, but I'm I'm around the clock.
Speaker 0: Well, you're a business man.
Speaker 1: Pulling me out of here, actually.
Speaker 0: Alright. Well, thank you. Hey. Remember, I
Speaker 1: We're gonna go past from here.
Speaker 0: I'm an Internet prison, so infowars.com. Banned out video has all our banned videos. Banned out video, the book, the great awakening. I hope you'll read it. I hope you'll come on my show soon and tell me what you thought.
I'm a big fan of your work.
Speaker 1: Thank you, man.
Speaker 0: Good luck. It's man. God bless you, man. Be safe.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
@ShadowofEzra - Shadow of Ezra
Elon Musk to reinstate Alex Jones on Twitter/X. This is the video that got him banned. https://t.co/AROvq6HLj4
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In this video, Speaker 0 confronts Speaker 1, accusing him of being anti-American and anti-free speech. Speaker 0 criticizes Speaker 1 for working at CNN and trying to censor conservative voices. Speaker 1 denies the accusations and refuses to engage in an interview with Speaker 0. The conversation becomes heated, with Speaker 0 calling Speaker 1 a liar and a fraud. Speaker 0 also accuses CNN of being fake news and engaging in racketeering. The video ends with Speaker 0 expressing his belief that the truth about Speaker 1 and CNN will eventually come out.
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Speaker 0: Look at this right here. It's a guy that goes around policing and calling for censorship and then claims that Trump's wrong. There's no censorship of conservatives or patriots. You are incredibly shameful.
Speaker 1: How are you doing, Alex? You're just a
Speaker 0: look at you. Look look you are literally an anti American, anti free speech coward. You're You're gonna go on the history books at the Criminal News Network. This is the one of the main this is one of the main people right here Who thinks you have no memory? Who sits there and lobbies?
Show him. That sits there and lobbies people to take other News off. Meaning, they're fake. Well, CNN is the fakest WMD, Gulf Arab State, dictatorship funded. Fun.
Believable. Hey. Come on over here, Drew. I wanna I wanna get this guy on tape. This is unbelievable.
I was literally saying I don't see the criminal news network here, but indeed we do, right there at the front of the line of the trough, to try to get in there and and and try to shut down conservative libertarian speech. And, of course, he comes from the loins of Glenn Beck, The king. I mean, look at those eyes, folks. You wanna see the eyes of a rat. The no.
No. Seriously. Just just just I mean, look at the camera. Look at those eyes. Look at that slobbering to the system and the criminals at CNN, all their war mongering and death and all their fakeness and then running around trying to police the Internet and try to shut people down.
And then you think people are so stupid on singing in a week later, you say no one's censoring anybody. No one's pushing for censoring. And then you say that Trump is the one attacking the press, but only does it stand up to your life. Just look at this guy's eyes, man. That is who will rule your life.
Him and people like Stelter. That is who wanna look at that smile.
Speaker 1: Alex Alex, You know, I I'd say so I've known Oliver quite a long time. Good to see you again, Oliver. Good to
Speaker 0: see you, Trevor. Good to
Speaker 1: see you. You know, he's from Fresno, and he knows that. Because, you know, in Fresno, we actually believe in free speech. And here he is censoring people and doing it.
Speaker 0: Policing it. He he's the thought police. That is the thought police. Before he and he worked for Swipeback.
Speaker 1: And, of course, I I I and many other people in the conservative movement
Speaker 0: helped this guy's career along.
Speaker 1: But now he's decided that now that he works for CNN, he's He's gonna go and try and shut down voices.
Speaker 0: Look. I mean, he's even more evil looking than person.
Speaker 1: Someone to think about the decisions that you make.
Speaker 0: Chrissy, you don't even respond because we're Scum. You sit there and seen it with no viewers, no followers. Everyone can't stand you. And no matter you can shut everyone down on earth. No one will like you.
You understand that? You'll never have 1,000,000,000 and 1,000,000 of fans of followers. You'll never have people that love you. Do you have
Speaker 1: anything else you like to tell us?
Speaker 0: You You don't you are a dishonorable liar who would never even dare have you on your little tiny shows when you and Stelter call me a virus. You are Hate virus to America and freedom. You are authoritarianism. Just look in those eyes. The hunger to silence America.
The hunger to extinguish the words of men. The hunger to the scene, but he can't do it because the fire of liberty is not gonna be knocked out. And I want you to know I'm starting to come up here a lot. We're gonna be seeing a lot of each other. That's good.
Good to see you now.
Speaker 1: Always good to see you.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Is there anything else you like to say?
Speaker 0: Oh, no. You don't talk back to mere slaves. You just act calling Calling everybody's sponsors to get them to w, working with media matters and the Nazi collaborator George Soros. Alright. Smiling like a possum that climbed out of the rear end of a dead cow.
Speaker 1: You used that one several times.
Speaker 0: That's what you
Speaker 1: look like. You need
Speaker 0: to come up with some Do you look like a possum that got caught doing some really nasty stuff in my view? Patriot. You're a public figure too if I go to the winner and say, he's bullying me. I'm only trying to be platforming everywhere and celebrating it and then insulting See, my viewers a week later saying no one's doing it. How dumb do you think your viewers are?
Did they have no memory like Dari from Finding Nemo? She can't respond. All you do is deceive. Your job is to be a democrat.
Speaker 1: Respond to. This is this is not a
Speaker 0: Are you saying because are you saying the left isn't trying to deplatform conservatives? This this
Speaker 1: is not it. I'm not doing an interview with you.
Speaker 0: Exactly. Here you go. Just look at it. Look at that person. Patriots.
Stare and look at that. He thinks he's gonna be an American. He wants to politically announce their call. He thinks he can deceive Oliver Darcy. That, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: What was that?
Speaker 0: Anything to say?
Speaker 1: No. I have nothing to say to Alex. I good seeing him here.
Speaker 0: Yeah. All he wants to do is silence everyone. She can then lie about him and get away with it.
Speaker 1: You're broadcasting on Twitter right now,
Speaker 0: I think. Right? We're going
Speaker 1: on a lot of places. Right. You're being really silenced?
Speaker 0: Yeah. You've been trying to silence me there. You keep asking Why I'm there and they're lying about what I said. You're ashamed. It's blowing up in your face.
It doesn't matter if the New York Times says our viewers are down by half. It's not true. Record traffic and records for it. What you guys don't have here to be propped up by kingpins and corrupt corporations and foreign vote war dictators who launched fake wars in the Arab Springs and backed ISIS John McCain, all of those are crypt keepers. And you and your boss win back are charlatans.
Everybody sees it right through. It's been good. No. No. We're here talking to you.
I don't know how you hate America, how you hate the first amendment, Now you think people are stupid. This is literally the equivalent of the Stasi. This guy literally goes around making stuff up, lying about what he said, putting on the platform and then gets up there TV goes, you know, Trump, they have a point that Google's too powerful. We need to regulate it. That's backing senator Warner that's threatening Google with Censorship if they don't roll over to them and steal the midterms.
Hey. I'm part of the establishment. Hey. I finally have people that want me. Hey.
I'm like Julius hysteria.
Speaker 1: Is he really a talker now?
Speaker 0: Oh, there he is. Look at the skinny dudes too. They all love communism, but but they got their, you know, $1,000 No.
Speaker 1: It's not. I'm just making fun of myself.
Speaker 0: The rest of it. You hate America so much, man. You make this shit. Hey. You're talking about China?
I got I'll talk to you later. You ever talk about China? You're talking about China and how Apple and Google are all moving over there? Or just how mean I am all day and build strong men?
Speaker 1: Because there's time Let me get a good picture.
Speaker 0: Because you know what you are? You know what you are? You are literally literally a sociopath. And you think it's funny. You know, other people have emotions and care, so you play on it.
Yeah. You must be an incredibly empty person. Empty person? Yeah. You are the definition of a fob.
You're the definition of a fraud. You are a charlatan that goes around lying about people to destroy the first amendment.
Speaker 1: I haven't lied about anyone else.
Speaker 0: Yes. You are a congenital liar. And CNN is a giant fraud.
Speaker 1: It aided world over. None None of what you're saying is true, but I appreciate you asking for
Speaker 0: the answers. You think you can gaslight people and call for censorship and then a day later say you aren't? We've got all your statements. We've got everything. We've got you all over the place lobbying to have media taken down.
That's not true. Lobbying to shut people down. That's not true. Asking people why they're not shut down. That's not true.
Yes. And engaging all that it's all true. We have all the clips that you're saying. Listen. Everybody knows who you are.
Look. As you and Stelter get forced fed by Twitter, you get, like, a 100 retweets because CNN's a joke. CNN's like government cheese. It literally is just force fed to everyone. Everyone's sick of it.
It's force fed in public schools. It's force fed in in in in in in bars And hotels making you sit there and watch it.
Speaker 1: Sandy Hook is it do they watch it?
Speaker 0: Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. They sure do. Just like just like being lied about venues and incubators And the, WMDs and he kills a 1000000 people. And just like the public has the right to question page, and then and then you've got the New York Times lying about WMDs, the The New York Times, I'm about the meetings that kill the millions, but you don't really care about kids.
You hear about your fake moral high ground. And governors are sick of being blamed for what other people on Prozac do who get guns illegally. So That's all you got. And you're gonna fail just like Hillary failed. We're gonna win these midterms.
We're gonna take this country back and all you people that have an inferiority complex And think if you can take the greatness of America and dominate it, you might actually be somebody as you project your own loathing for yourself on everybody else. I'm a winner. I love myself. I love who I come from. Victory and strength and honor.
I mean, you are the definition of dishonor. And one day in the Encyclopedia Britannica, Encyclopedia Galactica, it will have your face next to dishonor and the word rat. What do
Speaker 1: you hope to accomplish here?
Speaker 0: I'm just showing people just the survival nature of the bottom of the barrel. These dying news corporations have to dredge up from the front lines To attack the first amendment. You're the equivalent of like the in my view, you're you're the equivalent of like the Hitler used being put on the front line, stop the Advance of the allies.
Speaker 1: So you came here to attack the media?
Speaker 0: You're not the media. You are fake news. You are the criminal news network. You you engage in racketeering trying to shut down real news, real information. You engage in lying to fraud your audience on a premeditated, contemptuous basis.
You guys are damn evil eyes, son. I think it's Look at it. You see something embarrassing? Look at those eyes right there. Look at those eyes right there.
Look at those eyes right there. Look at those dots right there. That's what once you run your life, folks, if you don't start running your life, he's gonna run it. He's already thinks he's got scouts from the main presenters in this whole operation. You don't think we don't know about Obama's countering disinformation propaganda act?
You don't think all that's gonna come out who's funding this? And and and your little ID card and all the rest of it, you think we're stupid? You think, you think we're playing games, You We don't know a thing or two.
@MJTruthUltra - UltraMJTruth
https://t.co/DEKBlESnp9 Alex Jones v George W. Bush Gotta give him credit
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Speaker 0 believes that the victory in 1998 will endorse a philosophy that is good for Texas. Speaker 1 questions why the Federal Reserve and the CFR are not being discussed and accuses the government of destroying the country. They mention being drugged and express frustration about a public assembly. The transcript abruptly ends with a mention of a car and a plan to confront someone against a glass.
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Speaker 0: Politics as far as I'm concerned. The victory will be an endorsement of a philosophy. I believe in my heart of hearts, the victory in 1998 is going to be good for Texas, and that's the most important thing about the campaign.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't, Sir, shouldn't we abolish the Federal Reserve and the CFR? That's the real reality that none of you will talk about. Most of your members. That's what's destroying this country, governor. Don't you stand for America, sir?
What about the Federal Reserve and the CFR? You people are being lied to. This country's been taken over by Europe, And I'm being drugged up. Laugh at it. A public public assembly?
Okay. Where's the car? I got some cuss. Let's take him right here. Up against his glass.
Let's strap him on the glass. Okay. Take it out of the
@WulffJones - Erika Wulff Jones
Elon Musk puts free speech referendum to the people of X! Alex Jones responds to poll deciding his fate… https://t.co/1uJixBxYdb
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Elon Musk has launched a poll to reinstate Alex Jones on Twitter. Musk disagrees with Jones' past comments but wants the viewers and users to decide. Jones claims he was wrongly accused and that his ban is part of a larger effort to suppress ideas and meddle in elections. He praises Musk for fighting against this and asks everyone to vote to reinstate him on InfoWars. Jones believes this is a crucial referendum on free speech and the future of fair elections. He urges people to visit the poll and support his reinstatement. Regardless, his show can still be found on info wars.comforward/show.
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Speaker 0: Elon Musk has launched a major poll. There's about 8 hours left at the time we're posting this, and 70% of the people over a 1000000 that have responded have said that they want nurse truly Alex Jones reinstated to x formerly Twitter. Now Elon Musk has come out and said he vehemently disagrees with things I've said in the past about that school shooting, but that he's gonna leave it up to the viewers and the users of x. First off, I didn't say the things they said. I I was railroaded like Trump was being railroaded, judges found me guilty.
But because I haven't been on x or any other platform, I haven't been able to respond and actually say what really happened. But separately, it's not about all of you losing your rights. I was one of the 1st big dominoes to fall, and since then we've seen governments and big corporations working to suppress the ideas, the thoughts of the people, not just of America, but the world and to openly engage in election meddling. And Elon Musk has valiantly been leading the fight against that. So I salute him.
But it was Tucker Carlson having me on last week that really broke the Internet and put this issue front and center because people got to actually hear what I actually say versus edited sound clips. So I'm asking everyone. This is a very important referendum on free speech, not just for America, but the whole world to go to x right now and to go to Elon's poll and devote to reinstate myself at InfoWars. Because even my crew and even other talk show host that work for me, they all got banned just because of things I supposedly said, which I didn't say. Ladies and gentlemen, This is a big deal.
It's historic. It's very important, and if we're ever gonna have free and fair elections in this country around the world again, we have to have free platforms. And Elon Musk understands that. So he said even though he disagrees with the stuff they made up about me, that he's open to putting me back on because of the principle. Absolutely, you're an absolutist for free speech, Elon, you're about to prove it.
So please go vote to reinstate yours truly, Alex Jones, to Twitter, now x right now. Thank you so much for your consideration, and I'll see you at info wars.comforward/show, where regardless, you can find my show. The answer to 1984 is 17 70
@WatersAbve - WatersAbove
Alex Jones is actually speaking some serious truth here https://t.co/TWV9paTNCh
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I believe in the existence of people who can connect with different dimensions and consciousnesses. Our bodies are like antennas that connect to higher and lower dimensions. We carry the memories and experiences of our ancestors within us. Throughout history, various ancient societies have described encounters with both good and bad entities, but they only interact with us if we initiate contact. I started questioning what I heard as a child and what was revealed in government documents.
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Speaker 0: I'm telling you, Joe, this is a real deal. I believe you. This is you ask who are they. It's people who are psychically, genetically available to interface in this incredibly diverse universe with all these dimensions above and below and all around us with consciousnesses. And the truth is no energy's ever destroyed.
It all continues on. The truth is our bodies, this is a fact, are a communal hive organism of all of our ancestors and all of their race memories, but not in just some compressed epigenetic system. It's beyond that. It's an electrochemical antenna, they've proven this, that connects to higher and lower dimensions. So our bodysuit because our because our our our our predecessors wouldn't put us in position without giving us a bodysuit that is them.
Our families are loving us. They're holding us. They're wrapped all around us. Their strength, their will, their bad, their good, their sins, the good things they did, the battles they won, the battles they lost, the woman they loved, the the man they loved. It's all in us, all these people.
That's why we're able to look into so many things and have so many different experiences. And so all the shaman, all the ancient religions, everybody says there are the good ones and there are the bad ones, and and people are interfacing. So you say, where does it begin? From the Tibetans to the Mesoamericans to the Egyptians to the Druids, to every ancient society, describes the same thing. There are bad things that look like elves that have horns when they show you who they really are, and there are good things, but they don't contact you unless you contact them.
And then they they're almost not even concerned with what you're doing. I never bought into this. But then I began to think about what did I hear when I was a kid? What did I see? What was coming on government documents?
What was being admitted?
@RealAlexJones - Alex Jones
#AlexJonesShow: Find out what you're not supposed to hear Tune in UNCENSORED: https://infowars.com/show
@TheWakeninq - 1776
'Alex Jones Has Been Right More Than CNN' 😂 Ah ah ah https://t.co/kPFG6ZvVWA
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Alex Jones, despite his troubles, has gained a following of people who are interested in what he has to say. He is back on Twitter and plans to do a daily show. The erosion of trust in institutions like the government, media, and church has left people searching for information on their own. This has led to a rise in individuals creating cults, communes, media companies, and even new religions. The media is trapped in an outdated format and is motivated by protecting their own revenue. The lack of a reliable main source of information has caused confusion and made it easier for misinformation to spread. The rise of deep fakes and AI technology further complicates the situation, as it becomes harder to discern what is real and what is not. There is concern that fake events could be manufactured to sow chaos and manipulate public opinion. Overall, the world is in a state of uncertainty and change, with both benefits and problems arising from it.
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Speaker 0: We've gotten to the point where Alex Jones Yeah. Despite all his troubles
Speaker 1: Makes sense.
Speaker 0: Not just makes sense, but a lot of people are like, hey. What did he
Speaker 1: say? Right.
Speaker 0: Right. Now he's back on Twitter or x. Yeah. Well Which is wild. He's doing a he's gonna do a daily show.
Speaker 1: Pointed out a lot of things over the years. Some of them have been correct. A lot of them. A lot of them have been correct. A lot of them.
So you can't discount. Now some of them aren't, But you can't discount what he says anymore as easily as you could have.
Speaker 0: No. Not as easily. It's like
Speaker 1: there too. So much Insanity
Speaker 0: has gone on over the last 3 years. Like, so many people, like, what the fuck?
Speaker 1: Well, the erosion of trust in Everything from the government, media, church. Every institution we have is completely kind of collapsed in terms of how we view them, And we now see how politically motivated they are, how corrupt they are, how criminal they are. And now that we're just left in a world of individuals, some of whom are Truth seeking, some of whom are sociopaths, some of whom are funny, some of whom are whatever. But now we're just kind of Left with a world of people trying to figure it out on their own. And it's pretty scary, Because some of those people are gonna build cults and communes, and Oh, yeah.
Everybody's gonna drink their poison, and they're trying to go find a hellbop comet. And Some of them are gonna build media companies. Some of them are gonna build AI, bots. Some of them are gonna And some of them are going to, you know, to come up with new religions. I mean, But it's it seems to be now that everybody's operating outside of the institutions.
Speaker 0: Yes.
Speaker 1: And that the people that are still operating within the are almost taking cues, all of the honest papa's like, from people on the outside. So it does seem like the institutions are rotting a bit. But they're trapped too.
Speaker 0: The institute well, especially the media, they're so trapped in the television format. Yeah. That format sucks.
Speaker 1: Well, it's just people not wanting to lose their job. Yep. That's all it is. It's people protecting their own revenue source. That's all it is.
It'll go on as long as they can. It's the most basic human desire to protect your family and your money. And that's
Speaker 0: a thing that no one ever thought was gonna go away.
Speaker 1: And no one thought it was gonna go away. And now it's going away, and the pace of it and the the pace of change is Just disorienting, and people are like, what the fuck's going on? And, you know, now we're in the Wild West, and the Wild West has its problems. It has Ton of benefits. We all know them.
Yeah. A lot of information, lot you know, but then the Wild West has a lot of problems.
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And it's It's, deep fakes.
Speaker 0: Mhmm.
Speaker 1: It's the AI stuff. It's what is and isn't real.
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 1: What did and did not happen? Right. Lot of charismatic, cunning people are going to be able to manipulate this technology And, you know, riled people up about all manner of events that may or may not have happened. Yeah. Wait till they come with fake police shootings That didn't happen.
Wait till they just start manufacturing footage from something that did not happen. Rioting. People in the street Rioting. Rioting about a thing that did not happen.
Speaker 0: How far away from we from that? A week? Far because foreign actors could easily do something like that if they wanted to start Oh,
Speaker 1: for sure. Chaos? Dude, for sure. Oh. That's the type of stuff that you wanna sow chaos.
Stuff like you
Speaker 0: could do stuff like that combined And people wouldn't terror cell.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And, dude, people wouldn't believe that it didn't happen. They'd go the government's covering it up.
Speaker 0: Right. They're saying it's that. Right. Well, there's so much confusion. That's the big problem with not having a main source of information that's reliable.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 0: And then people have to search around a lot. A lot of people don't do it. They don't search around.
Speaker 1: Just make it Infowars. Just make it Infowars. What's the worst that could happen? Just if we gotta do one, he's been right enough of the time.
Speaker 0: He's been right more than CNN.
Speaker 1: Just give Just have it be enforced is our national news. That's our BBC.
Speaker 0: I mean, if you think about what they did, you You think about what these governments in conjunction what is this? Back on Twitter? Yeah. I was just saying that. Day.
He's gonna
Speaker 1: all day.
Speaker 0: Oh, yeah. He's back on Twitter, but he also has a new show that he's doing. Right. At the end of the day, he's gonna do like, after he does his main show, he's gonna break down all the the different things that they talked about. What I'm gonna do what's going on the news.
Speaker 1: Is when I'm on that next week. I'm gonna be I'll FaceTime CAA all my agents and go, Hey. Because the thing is, they can't even get rid of you anymore because they just need you to sell tickets
Speaker 0: when you They can't even were on the podcast, though. It was one of my favorite
Speaker 1: It's one of the greatest things I've ever been a part of and done. And I think it's like this iconic moment of, like, Encapsulating the world that one of the wildest times
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ever before an election, before a contentious election.
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And it was yeah. Mhmm. I mean, it was an amazing time in the red pill.
Speaker 0: The old one.
Speaker 1: The old studio. Yeah. It was amazing. It was fun.
Speaker 0: Yeah. It was a fun time.
Speaker 1: It was a good time, and he was on he was great. He was really Sharp. And really
Speaker 0: The fucked up thing is how many things he was right about. Like, when he's talking about, like, polio being something that The kids are getting from this vaccine in Africa. They had to stop giving what are you
Speaker 1: talking about? Yeah. Then he
Speaker 0: pulls up this AP story, like, holy shit. Well, all the
Speaker 1: people that he calls out, listen. We always talk about this stuff. Right? He infiltrated Bohemian Grove and stuff like that. It's like it's it's blatantly obvious to everybody That all of this secretive, you know, whatever you wanna call it, Whether it's you wanna say deep state or whatever it is.
They don't want anything they're talking about out there. The real rationale for the decisions that are being made, they don't want out there. They don't want that out there. That's why Harvard and Yale in these places exist. That's why all of these secret societies exist.
They're all groups that create loyalty amongst a group of very, you know, peep people that could be very powerful, certainly are usually very Our folks certainly are usually very rich, and they're just that's why all these things exist. And then this guy comes around And breaks into one of them with cameras and shows all of those people in cloaks mock sacrificing an owl Or whatever. And and or mock sacrificing a child. I think the effigy of a child, with a big owl. You know, it it it It it's creepy.
It would be creepy if those people were all broke. Not only are they not broke, they're the most powerful people in the world. It's doubly creepy. Right? Even if it is just a big orgy, whatever the hell they do, there's a lot that they don't want you to know.
Yeah. And the fact that guys like him are out there, they don't that is is unsustainable. They don't want that.
Speaker 0: No. That's not good. I remember something I was gonna talk about before when you were on a rant. We're talking about people existing In these AI realms Yes. That that this is probably gonna are people going to get Indicted for crimes that are committed in, virtual reality.
@JimmyFalk_55 - Jimmy Falk5
@RealAlexJones OMG....👀😯🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/yiWoEozAae
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I am becoming increasingly frustrated with the massive amounts of dishonesty and manipulation, totaling trillions of dollars.
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Speaker 0: I've been trying to control myself, trying to be professional about this, but at a certain point, I just I'm just really getting pissed. Excuse me. 700,000,000,000 and a $1,000,000,000,000, $1,000,000,000. Piles of manipulative lying crap.
@iluminatibot - illuminatibot
2017 Alex Jones rant was right https://t.co/7X8fEWd7Ay
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Alex Jones and Joe Rogan discuss various topics including Google, CERN, technology, vampires, and aliens. They touch on the belief that some elites are interdimensional vampires who feed on the essence of youth and are possessed by off-world entities. They also discuss the idea of a false hologram universe and the potential for a breakaway civilization merging with machines. Google's goal of creating an artificial intelligence system that connects billions of people and predicts the future is mentioned, along with concerns about the loss of consciousness and free will. There is a human counter strike against this AI system to prevent its control by pedophiles and psychic vampires.
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Speaker 0: Tell us
Speaker 1: if you love them or you hate them. 22 years on podcast, Infowars, Alex Jones, and Joe Rogan. Discuss what's currently happening right now. Google, CERN, technology, vampire, aliens. In a nutshell, Alex was pretty on point with this message.
Let me know what your thoughts are. Is he crazy or is he on to something?
Speaker 2: It's really big. So Okay.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I'll point out the shot of that.
Speaker 2: The media get this out properly. Out. Alright. Let me give you my best to please keep research Commission
Speaker 0: wants to know what you think is going, but am I, wrong to just still hold out hope that aliens are real? Because I tell you, as one, the 2 guilty pleasures that I still cling to is Bigfoot and aliens. Those are 2. Bigfoot, not so much. I wish it was Yeah.
But I just don't Are you ready? Yes. They put through? No. Come on, daddy.
Speaker 2: No. Are you ready? Yes. I'm gonna give you the biggest shout out. Joe, they're aliens in this room
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 2: For real? Yeah. You're not in this
Speaker 0: world, bro. Me? You're the alien. Oh, wow. I didn't know.
Speaker 2: Well, here's what the elite believe, And let me be very clear. This is Miguel. I'll take this out of context. I only go with what I can prove. Oh, thank you.
And and people can't even handle that. There's armies. We're fighting a pedophile conspiracy. But beyond that, it's a vampire conspiracy and that they are inter dimensionally sucking the essence of our youth. Right.
And they believe they're possessed by an off world entity. They do. Yeah. And then, Joe, I've been on air 22 years. I don't get into aliens, Metaphysical, religion, any of that.
I've studied daily, and I've also communicated with a lot of the top people. And then and if you wanna know, I will actually break down right now the best knowledge right now what's happening on the planet. What's happening? The elite are all about transcendence and living forever and the secrets the universe, and they wanna know all this. Some are good.
Some are bad. Some are a mix. But the good ones don't ever wanna organize. The bad ones don't wanna organize because they lost after power. Powerful, consciousnesses don't wanna dominate other people.
They wanna empower them so they don't tend to get together until things are really late in the game, then they come together. Evil is always defeated His good is so much stronger. And we're on this planet, and Einstein's physics showed it, Max Planck's physics showed it all. There's at least 12 dimensions. And now that's why all the top scientists and billionaires are coming out saying, it's a false hologram.
It is artificial. The computers are scanning it and finding Tension points where it's artificially projected and gravity is bleeding in to this universe. That's what they call dark matter. So we're like a thought or a dream that's a wisp in some computer programs, some god's mind, whatever. They're proving it all.
It's all coming out. Now there's like this sub transmission zone below the 3rd dimension that's just turned over to the most horrible things is what it resonates to. And it's trying to get up into the 3rd dimension. That's just a basic level consciousness to launch into the next levels. And our species is already way up at the 5th, 6th dimension, consciously our best people.
But there's this big war trying to, like, basically Destroy humanity because humanity has free will, and there's a decision to which level we wanna go to. We have free will, so evil's allowed to come and contend, not just good. And the elites themselves believe they're racing using human technology to try to take our best minds and build Some type of breakaway civilization where they're gonna merge with machines, transcend, and break away from the failed species of this man, Which is kinda like a false transmission because they're thinking what they are is ugly and bad, projecting it onto themselves instead of believing, no. It's a human test about building us up. And so Google was set up 18, 19 years ago.
This was I knew about this before it was declassified. I'm just saying I have good sources that they wanted to build a giant artificial system. And Google believes that the first artificial intelligence will be a supercomputer Based on the neuron activities of the hive mind of humanity with billions of people wired into it, the Internet is saying this. And so all of our thoughts go into it, and we're actually building a computer that has real neurons in real time that's also psychically connected to us that are organic creatures so that They will have current prediction powers, future prediction powers, a true crystal ball. But the big secret is once you have a crystal ball and know the future, You can add stimuli beforehand and make decisions that control the future.
And so then it's the end of consciousness and free will for individuals as we know. And a true 2.0 in a very bad way, high of mind consciousness with an AI jacked into everyone knowing our hopes and dreams, Delivering it to us, not in some PKD wire head system where we plug in and give up on consciousness because of unlimited pleasure, but because we were already wired in and absorbed Before we knew it by giving over our consciousness to the system, our daily decisions that it was able to manipulate and control into a larger system. There's now a human counter strike taking place to shut this off before it gets fully into place and to block these systems and to try to have an actual debate about where humanity goes And cut off the pedophiles and psychic vampires that are control of this AI system before humanity is destroyed. With AI? How think
Speaker 0: it how the pedophiles get in control of the
Speaker 2: pet the pedophiles at a at a whatever level. Rule. The devil, whatever you wanna call it, this interdimensional thing that gives them advanced Off world technology, the fallen one, the sound of this world, is giving them advanced knowledge. What what are you talking about? What is it?
Systems that have already been used before on other populations. What? Is that Satan?
Speaker 0: But what are you what are
Speaker 2: you talking about? That's Satan.
@mastarP001 - 🤐
⚠️THIS WAS WHY ALEX JONES WAS DEPLATFORMED⚠️ Alex Jones warning the world as far as 2009. Must watch https://t.co/ZFZDI8kcnO
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There is a global agenda to enforce medical treatments, specifically vaccines, led by the Bilderberg group. They aim to establish a planetary dictatorship for their depopulation agenda. Vaccines are crucial because they are designed to slowly harm people over time. Doctor Rima, a medical doctor who understands the situation, is in Panama due to concerns about increasing police state developments. The governor arranges for her to meet him briefly at a small airfield in the Midwest. Doctor Rima explains that compulsory vaccinations will soon be implemented, leading to a genocidal holocaust and permanent sterility. She recounts a conversation with a head of state who referred to the planned population reduction as the "great culling" orchestrated by the aristocrats.
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Speaker 0: There's an entire agenda afoot to force the population to undergo different type of medical treatments, namely vaccines. We're seeing a medical tyranny being set up, not just in the United States, but worldwide under the UN and the World Health Organization. Who's behind all this? The Bilderberg group. They want a planetary dictatorship so they can carry out their forced depopulation agenda, and they wanna do it through the medical system.
And that's why vaccines are so important. We know that many of these vaccines turn out to have serious adverse reactions, that this is being done by design. They kill you slowly over time. That's why they're called soft kill. And I've got an insider I think you should really talk to, doctor Rima but she doesn't live inside the United States because she's so concerned about all the police state developments that are taking place.
But if you can get her to come up here and talk to you. She's a medical doctor. She's treated heads of states, and she really understands what's happening on the inside. Where's on the inside. Where's the doctor now?
She's in Panama. Panama.
Speaker 1: So I gotta find her You
Speaker 0: can either go down to Panama and talk to her or somehow get her up here. She doesn't like to come up here, though. Here's her phone number and information in Panama.
Speaker 1: Alright. I'm gonna work on it. Take your time.
Speaker 2: Within days, arrangements are made. The renegade physician agrees to fly into a small airfield in the Midwest only if the governor will meet her there and only for a brief time.
Speaker 1: Doctor Lebo, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm fine. Thank you, governor.
Speaker 1: Ventura, thanks for coming. You've left the United States of America.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir. I have.
Speaker 0: Why?
Speaker 3: I do not feel safe living in the United States. Do you wanna
Speaker 1: come in and sit down?
Speaker 3: No, sir. I'd rather not.
Speaker 1: You'd rather just be here so you can make a fast exit if you have As
Speaker 3: as you and I finish
Speaker 1: You're right.
Speaker 3: I'm leaving the country again. Why? Because in a very short time, not today, not tomorrow, but very soon, we'll be facing compulsory vaccination under the mistaken term of voluntary a
Speaker 1: What is it about these vaccinations? You think that they're bad?
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, let's start with the fact that the World health organization has decided that we have 90% too many people. The World Health Organization has been working Since 1974 on vaccines to create permanent sterility.
Speaker 1: Doctor, the response is gonna be, if you're crazy, the
Speaker 3: flu. A flu. Then the United States government, based on their statements that they've already made, will say, oh my. We have a pandemic. What that means is a holocaust, a genocidal holocaust.
Men and women will thicken and die, and those who survive will be infertile. Let me tell you a story. In 2003, I had a patient in my drug free medical practice who was a head of state. And one day, she said, you know, it's almost time For the great culling to begin.
Speaker 1: The what?
Speaker 3: That's what I said. The what? She said the great culling, c u l l I n g, cold. And she said, those are the to be called. And she said, those are the people who are consuming our Nonrenewable natural resources.
I said, who are the people who make this decision? She said, we, the Aristocrats.
Speaker 1: This person you talk to, you're bound because you're a physician and Correct. There's the relationship that can't talk. Is this person a member of the Bilderbergs?
Speaker 3: She is not queen Beatrice. She is not the queen of England. She is not Henry Kissinger. But she Certainly presented herself as a member of that power elite, and she certainly was a head of state.
@RealAlexJones - Alex Jones
Breaking! See The Censored Joe Rogan Alex Jones Interview. Watch and Spread https://t.co/RXVvQBXiAv
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In this video, Joe Rogan interviews Alex Jones in Austin, Texas, covering a wide range of topics. They discuss the impact of lockdowns and fear surrounding COVID-19, the power of fame, and the effects of screen time on children. They also touch on conspiracy theories, the complexity of the human brain, and Joe Rogan's gift of a rifle to Alex Jones. The conversation continues with discussions on gun ownership, the effects of antidepressants, the potential dangers of marijuana, and their experiences with psychedelics. They also mention Joe Biden's presidency and the possibility of inviting political figures to an Ayahuasca ceremony. The conversation veers into different directions, covering subjects like the nature of dogs, victim blaming, genetic memory, the internet's impact on media, and the consequences of violence. They highlight the need to focus on positivity and understanding in a world filled with tribalism and division. They also discuss reality shows, censorship, hunting, and the importance of open-mindedness. The speakers criticize the left versus right divide, express frustration with media portrayal, and touch on conspiracy theories surrounding 9/11. They emphasize the importance of being nice and treating people as individuals, while also discussing the benefits of nitric oxide in promoting cardiovascular health and promoting a product called nitric boost. The conversation concludes with a relaxed discussion about civets and Kopi Luwak coffee.
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Speaker 0: Well If you knew that that's what this whole thing was all about, there's an infinite number of these solar systems and these universes all expanding to the point where there's no more sun. There's no more daseous fireballs and then contracting down to nothing, down to the smallest fucking possible particle, and then boom, a whole new universe all over again. Infowars, the most banned network in the world.
Speaker 1: While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, Infowars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Infowars.comforward/
Speaker 2: Well, I gotta tell you. I get bigger goosebumps with this guy on the air than when I've had Donald Trump on and and movie stars. No. No. Seriously, I've known you for 22 years, and you're a fun, really smart, amazing guy, and you put up a lot of my crap.
And he's the number 1, not just podcaster, but talk show host for world. Joe Rogan, my fellow Texan.
Speaker 0: Alex Jones. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: It is good to be here. How surreal is it that we're both here in Central Texas?
Speaker 0: It's a little surreal for me, but I've liked this place for so long. I really love Texas for so long, and I always was attached to LA because of the Comedy storm because of business and just doing stand up there and podcast there. But once they locked everything down, this was the logical place for me to move. And and For me,
Speaker 2: it felt like I had a
Speaker 0: nice excuse to move here. And just like, I had thought about moving here for a long time, but it didn't seem feasible. And then as soon as the lockdowns happen and then the riots and the looting, and I was like, I gotta get the fuck out of LA. And this seemed like the best place. And we visited here a couple of times, and everybody was so friendly, and it's just it was so much more open than LA in terms of, like, being able to go to restaurants.
You could you could go places. People just they took precautions. They wore masks, but things stayed open. It was just a different feel here. There was so much paranoia and fear, and I had known so many people who had already caught COVID.
And I was like, this paranoia and fear doesn't really match what it the with the impact of the virus on most people. Right? I mean, statistically. Right?
Speaker 2: So I just remember you, like, 15 years ago at, the Cap City Comedy Club saying, I love Texas. I'm thinking about moving here. I mean, that's been a lot of your comedy specials jumping in the love of Texas.
Speaker 0: Dude, I love the shit out of this place. It's what, the rest of the world thinks about America. What the rest of the world thinks America is a bunch of people with guns who eat barbecue all day and just get wild, that is what Texas is. And I what I like about Austin, it's a nice balance between, like, hippies and the rest of Texas. You know?
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 0: I think that's important, man. That's that's me in a lot of ways. I'm, like, more of a I have a lot of hippie in me. You know, even though I don't look like I should, I have a
Speaker 2: lot of I have a lot of, like, love You look like a Roman Centurion, but you're you got the little hippie spirit.
Speaker 0: I got a lot of hippie in me. Me and my parents were hippies, you know, and I, I just have always felt like you could have both. Like, you could be a person who's disciplined, who gets their shit done, who's a a man, who works hard, who doesn't make excuses, and you could also be kind and generous and loving to people. Like, both those they're not mutually exclusive. So that's why I think, like like, someone said once, a friend of mine said that I'm the bridge between the meatheads and the potheads, and I like to look at it that way.
Speaker 2: Well, that was kinda my next angle and my next question. I mean, you've been doing podcasting over 10 years. Right?
Speaker 0: It's yeah. Yeah. 2009. So it's almost 11 years. It'll be 11 years in December.
Speaker 2: And and it was big right away. I mean, I mean, you've been big right away.
Speaker 0: You probably been No. No. No. It wasn't big at all in the beginning. Like, literally, no one was watching.
It was a it's part of the Comedy Store documentary. Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 0: Yeah. But I'm telling you, you there was, like, a couple of 1,000 people watching. Like, part of the Comedy Store documentary was my friend, Tom Segura, making fun of the fact that when he was on the early days, he would come over my house, and we'd do this thing for a couple hours, and, like, 1,000 people would watch and build
Speaker 2: You remember being in Houston about 9 years ago, and I said, just keep doing it, though?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. For sure. Yeah. It just
Speaker 2: gets bigger the longer you do it.
Speaker 0: That I kinda that's how I've always done everything. If I if if I start doing something and it seems like, oh, I can get better
Speaker 2: at this. Like, this is the super important thing for
Speaker 0: Yeah. It's fun.
Speaker 2: Well, you've definitely become a master at it. Let's go back to that. Because that was my first question. How did you develop your worth ethic and drive?
Speaker 0: Because Got some great tobacco.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. I'll take a pot well, I'd be gay if I smelled your tobacco, can I?
Speaker 0: You can try to smash my tobacco. Your simmering tobacco? I've smelled my Go.
Speaker 2: That's that's about there you go. Like, my goodness. They grow it wealthier. You know, that ping trip, thing that, yeah. Tim Dillon put out one pretty viral where you asked me if I'm gay.
Speaker 0: Shout out to Pink Trip. That that gentleman is very talented. He does a lot of great work. He takes, clips I
Speaker 2: had a lady walk into me at the grocery store the other day and say, are you okay?
Speaker 0: Ah. I said, she
Speaker 2: goes, you know, Joe Rogan knows.
Speaker 0: That's hilarious. That guy's done a lot of those with a bunch of different people. He's very talented.
Speaker 2: You're just like an alien spaceship. Like, aliens figure this out or something.
Speaker 0: But hold hold, please. But hold, please. You're drunk. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Joe, what I wanna do is talk to you right now. I wanna just say I love you. Look. Look. I need you.
Let let let me break down.
Speaker 0: Are you k.
Speaker 2: Let me just tell you. Oh, jeez. I'm biologically a girl.
Speaker 0: No. Is that true? Yep. Come on. Yep.
Well, how do we know?
Speaker 2: Joe. Joe. Joe. I swear to god. I wanna have sex with you.
Speaker 0: I think you should settle down.
Speaker 2: There's nothing I wanna do worth living.
Speaker 0: Let's not go down that road. Show sex.
Speaker 2: This is when it gets good.
Speaker 0: That seemed crazy.
Speaker 2: I I wanna give you the big enchilada. My big enchilada.
Speaker 0: Don't give me one of those. You keep that shit away from me, motherfucker. No. No. No.
Let's
Speaker 2: go right now.
Speaker 0: No.
Speaker 2: I'm good on my name, Shraddha. Stop the blue thing.
Speaker 0: I'm really good at it. He's Craig. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: What's the goal? Get your orgy. This is my version of a Make
Speaker 0: A Wish kid going to Disney World. I mean, it's a big gay hookup deal. Oh, Jesus Christ. No. I can't.
Speaker 2: Just have some.
Speaker 0: No. I can't. I can't. Be fucking ass. Okay.
Hold on. Settle down.
Speaker 2: Alright. Okay. Now now I'm pissed.
Speaker 0: I cannot.
Speaker 2: Give up your body or I will tell everybody. You're going up against forces that are way too powerful. You don't even know what you're you're you're knocking on here. Joe. Joe.
I'm true Illuminati. If you go against these these people, you find you're dead.
Speaker 0: This is why I you get banned from the Internet.
Speaker 2: Shut up. I'll kill you.
Speaker 0: There's a there's a lot of issues.
Speaker 2: So just Shut up. This is a very important ritual. John will tear you up. You're gonna get hammered. I'm in charge.
Bend over. I'm getting hammered. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Well, you could be molested by worse people. Woo hoo. Very talented. Very funny. Those videos are hilarious too.
Speaker 2: That was Tim Dillon.
Speaker 0: Oh, Tim Dillon's a genius.
Speaker 2: He's a he was pretty big before he but you kinda put him on the radar.
Speaker 0: Well, I met him. I got in contact with him because he wrote something really, poignant on Instagram once about comedy and about stand up. And I read it. I was like, wow. This guy loves stand up.
He, like, really loves stand up. And I I contacted him on Instagram. We went back and forth, and then I met him at the Comedy Store. And, we did some podcasts together. We did a lot of shows together.
We had a lot of fun together.
Speaker 2: And And he's more of a guy that isn't liberal or conservative, more common sense and funny, street smart, really gets it.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I wouldn't say he's like, he's a gay guy who kinda leans a little right, but he's very open minded, you know, obviously. And he's also, like, very intelligent. And, like, really like, one of the things about the podcast that you and I did recently, which was great, was, like, he knew all the crazy shit that you were talking about. He was well aware of it and and could bring up dates and understand who the who the players were and what the conspiracy is and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: He freaked me out with, you know, the the the time you introduced me to him a year or so ago when he came in studio, how much he listens. But he also researched everything I was saying and blown away that it was most of it was accurate.
Speaker 0: He's a super smart guy. Super smart guy. So I one of the things that I like to do as a a person that has a show that a lot of people listen and watch is I like to introduce people, like, talented people. I wanna give them a boost. I wanna I wanna see a guy like that.
He's also wild. Right? Like, that guy, he's not gonna get sanctioned by NBC or CBS. He's too wild. Like, the shit he says is crazy.
I guess Megan McCain impression love it. Is amazing. It's amazing. And I think Megan McCain is a nice person. It's not it's not But it's okay to
Speaker 2: make fun of someone.
Speaker 0: It's not even making it's he's doing a character that is not Megan McCain. It's Megan McCain, but it's clearly a psychotic, over the top Yeah. Like a coked up Megan McCain. It's not really her. So it's funny, but but my point is
Speaker 2: But she's a public figure, so she's fair game.
Speaker 0: As are you, as am I.
Speaker 2: Well, see, that's Some people have really embraced me because I love being made fun of. Yes. I don't get folks that don't like it. I love it.
Speaker 0: No. You you get a kick out of it. But I think that, like, for a guy like Tim Dillon, he needs, someone like you or someone like me or other people that aren't scared of the blowback to give them a plat to give them a boost.
Speaker 2: Well, you've certainly done that. Everybody and, again, he's exploding. So what is it like? When did you realize that you were in the zeitgeist? Because you were already in the zeitgeist of hit TV shows and UFC and your big movies and, you know, the national champion Taekwondo.
I mean, you've had success since day 1. You had to fight hard for it. But when did you realize, oh my god. I'm like a real superstar, not of some just empty movie or an empty actor that reads off a a teleprompter or a script. You get to be your own self and be the biggest.
That's that's that's very rare.
Speaker 0: The tobacco's kicking in. I I don't know, if I ever realized it. I'm not sure if I still realize it.
Speaker 2: Come on. You've got it? Like like, what? Because, I mean, I'm pretty super famous too. It's one of the reasons why You know?
One of
Speaker 0: the reasons why I like pot
Speaker 2: is it makes me think about much more interesting things than whether or not I'm famous. Much more bizarre. I'm not being I'm not being valued or sound. No. You're not.
What's it like to have all that power? I don't think politicians would kill for it. It's why the governor invited you over there the other day.
Speaker 0: Well, that's why I don't think of it.
Speaker 2: No. I agree.
Speaker 0: I think it's it's one of those things, like, fame at all is very intoxicating, and it's a weird drug that most people don't have a good tolerance for.
Speaker 2: I totally I I think I totally agree
Speaker 0: with you. And I think the best way to handle it is to be immune to it as much as humanly possible. No one's ever gonna be totally immune to it, but try to be as immune to it as possible. Try to never think about it. Try to treat everybody like they're the same, whether it's people that you're friends with, people that you're just meeting, people that you work with as much as you can.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I'm not kissing your ass. I I know you for 20 plus years had to hang out for, like, 20. You've you've been you bought me great tickets. UFC. We've hung out.
You are so nice to the waiter. I'm like, dude, I want a $300 tip. And, like, to the limo driver, I
Speaker 0: want a $500 tip. Like, I mean, you're known as, like on the DL as as to treat people the best. I appreciate that more than anything. I like to be nice. I think you have an opportunity.
Like, if you're giving someone a tip, you got an opportunity to make them feel great, and it doesn't make you feel bad at all. It doesn't, like if I give someone a $500 tip, it doesn't make me feel bad, but it makes them feel great. It's like a free great. Like, we all get a good feeling. They get a good feeling out of it.
I get a good feeling out of it. You know? It's just I like I like it. Sure.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm gonna meet a couple of something before we get into the whole hardcore issues here and I, we appreciate you being here, Joe. And that's it. I've kinda gotten whacked out under all
Speaker 0: the pressure, all the attacks. The opposite We've been over this so many times.
Speaker 2: The opposite of fame, though. It's it's like Being I get it. Villain is is is you almost start becoming the villain, but
Speaker 0: I just wanna say the way you helped, man.
Speaker 2: I wrote that was a big help.
Speaker 0: Well, we just needed to talk. You know? You and I have been friends for a long time, and I think that's it's just a it it's really a microcosm of what is happening online with people is that they're not talking to each other. You know? They're talking through text messages or they're, you know, they're they're talking through tweets or they're talking through YouTube videos.
Like, the only way to really talk to people, and I think this is one of the reasons why podcasts have become so popular. The only way to really talk to someone and find out what the fuck is going on is you have to just sit down with you and them in a room and talk. And there's so many people that aren't doing that, and they're having disputes that I don't really necessarily think they would have if they talk to each other in the same room
Speaker 2: Well, starting to show that people will be mean on email. They're not in person. And they're even showing Zoom and and and things. And FaceTime aren't as good. It needs to be that personal thing.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Well, it's terrible for kids. I'm I'm very concerned with children of this generation that are really, really young. Like, think about kids that are 23 where your literally, your personality is shaped, and then all of a sudden your parents are in a panic.
Speaker 2: That's on my list.
Speaker 0: You have to wear a mask.
Speaker 2: I want your view on this.
Speaker 0: Are we on a schedule?
Speaker 2: No. No. I I wanna get to all this. No. We're not.
But but you're it's crazy you bring this up. So talk about screen time. Talk about the crisis of dehumanization, us being taken out of the environment, what are we becoming of?
Speaker 0: Well, it sucks. You know? It sucks for kids. I'm I'm genuinely concerned for kids. I understand the concern in terms of protecting people from the disease, and I I understand entirely how look.
If kids get it, then they give it to their parents. I understand. I'm I'm not this is not a a judgment on whether or not they should have locked kids out of school. I'm not qualified to make that distinction or decision rather. But it is a discussion of, like, what it's like to be a child.
Like, it's like There's a a gentleman that I met recently, and he had a young daughter. And his daughter was maybe a year and a half old, and he's holding her in in his arms. And, I go, hello. Like, I'm talking, and he goes, she is uncomfortable meeting people because she didn't meet anybody for the 1st 8 months of her life. And I was like, woah.
That's crazy. I never thought of that well. All that baby ever saw was its home, the people in the home. Like, everyone was afraid of the disease.
Speaker 2: It's like a pod person.
Speaker 0: Well, it's like a kid growing up in an unfair environment. Like, it's unfair for the little kid. Obviously, I get it. I understand the precautions had to be put in place. I understand why it happened.
I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is imagine being a baby. Like, they say there's a certain time period. Like, Gabor Mate was talking about this when he was talking about, He was talking about, addictions and trauma and trauma and the the way your personality develops that a lot of children's He was on London Real, this podcast on YouTube, and he was saying that a lot of children, their personality really is developed by the time they're 3
Speaker 2: years old.
Speaker 0: That's right. So imagine if you're 2 years old and then for the next 8 months, all you're experiencing is people with masks on, and everyone's afraid. Everyone's afraid to go outside.
Speaker 2: Well, as you know, in MK Ultra, when they torture thousands of children as he classified, they would wear a mask for years with the children. They would never see a human face. And so, Joe, you're being nice coming from the lawyer angle. Saying you're a lawyer. I'm seeing the lawyer say, if we can save 1 person, we gotta do x y z.
But if it causes more cancer death, More heart attacks that aren't treated, if it causes more suicide, if it causes the birth rate to go down by half this year of what it used to be. And if it starves millions of deaths of the 3rd world from the lockdown, not from COVID, but the lockdown hysteria, well, then we learn what the great reset is, and this is really a depopulation hysteria weapon.
Speaker 0: Well, I think for sure we have to recognize that in the beginning, everybody thought it was gonna be way worse than it is, and there's no way anybody could have known. But it's 4% death rates. But in the beginning, you're getting bad information from China. Right, you're not getting the actual truth of the the numbers or how they're doing it. I can remember watching a truck drive down a city street in China, and they were spraying disinfectant out the out the side of the truck.
Very apocalyptic. Very apocalyptic. Dick. And most people like myself that don't know jack shit about virology are sitting at home looking at that going, oh my God.
Speaker 2: What the fuck is gonna happen? The world.
Speaker 0: We're all gonna die. Like, what the fuck is gonna happen? And then as time went on and more people that we knew got it and recovered from it, and then the numbers came in. They realized, okay. This is not as bad as they thought it was going to be, but it's still bad for people that have issues, right, for people with comorbidities.
And then it became, would we have done this lockdown had we known it was going to be what it was versus what it was when we initially thought it was gonna be. We initially thought it was gonna kill 10% of the population, but but and a lot of these conspiracies that people that people fabricate or put together, I should say, construct after the fact is trying to figure out how we got to where we got, thinking that there was some grand plan. And this is my number one problem with conspiracy theories, is that they're looking at it after it's done, not recognizing or being honest about the absolute confusion that encompasses that that encases all chaotic events.
Speaker 2: No. I agree. A lot of people go to conspiracy because they know the media lies to them or doesn't know what's happening so they can structure own reality. But I did talk to you in March April, and I did talk about Wuhan and Fauci She engaged and said that the lockdown would never end and that they would never wanna take the mask off because whether they did it or whether it was released, they're saying they want the great reset to collapse the world economy to bring in a world government. And I can show you the clips and
Speaker 0: the But who is they when you say they said
Speaker 2: of the Debo's group, Bill Gates of, Microsoft.
Speaker 0: Why does Bill Gates want the world to be one government? Why does he why would Bill
Speaker 2: Gates record wanting a global, medical System, and he's been thrown out of 22 countries. Ugh. Trying to take their medical systems over.
Speaker 0: Really? Absolutely. 22 countries?
Speaker 2: Yeah. He's been thrown out.
Speaker 0: See, I don't know if that's true or not true. But Well,
Speaker 2: remember I was on your show. Yes. I talked about his that means that his his vaccine's the main cause of polio, and I Hold up Associated Press.
Speaker 0: Was that his vaccine that did that the polio vaccine?
Speaker 2: UN. Yeah. What's that? He's funding the main program in the UN that's doing that. But Okay.
But but here's the deal.
Speaker 0: So and
Speaker 2: then they said Joe Rogan let him put fake things out, saying 80% in his Moderna test got sick. I sent you the clip. You put it out. It got 4,000,000 plus views, and he did say that. He did say that.
Speaker 3: The side effects for the Moderna vaccine sound concerning. We looked. After the second dose, at least 80% of participants experienced a systemic side effect ranging from severe chills to fevers. So are these vaccines safe?
Speaker 4: Well, the, the FDA Not being pressured will look hard at that. The FDA is the gold standard of regulators, and their current guidance on this, If they stick with that, it's it's very, very appropriate. And, you know, The the the the side effects were not super severe. That is, it didn't cause permanent health problems for, The things that are they you know, Moderna did have to go with a fairly high dose. And so, you know, to get the antibodies, Some of the other vaccines, are going able to go with lower doses to get, responses that are are pretty high, including the The J and J and the Pfizer.
And so there's a lot of characteristics of these vaccines. It's great that we have multiple of them, that are going out there and you have a side thing.
Speaker 3: You know the data better than I do, but the bill Bill, the the data showed that everybody with a high dose had a a side effect.
Speaker 4: Yeah. But some of that is is not dramatic where, you know, it's just, you know, super painful. But, yes, there. We need to make sure there's not severe side effects. The FDA, I I I think will do a good job of that, despite the pressure.
Here, we clearly need a vaccine that works in the upper age range because they're, most at at risk of that. And Doing that so that you amp it up so it works in older people, and yet you don't have side effects. You know, if we have, you know, 1 in 10,000 side effects, that's, you know, way more, 700,000, you know, people who will suffer from that. So Really understanding the safety at gigantic scale across all age ranges, you know, pregnant, male, female, undernourished, existing comorbidities, it's very, very hard. And that actual decision of, okay, let's go and give this vaccine to the entire world, governments will have to be involved because there will be some risk and indemnification needed before that can, be decided on.
Speaker 0: He he said they got sick for a couple of days. 80%. And that's yeah. 80%. And that is exactly what you said on the show, and that was this is like there's a middle ground to be had here, and this is what what's really important.
There's people that dismiss all conspiracy theories as being nonsense, and then there's people that think that anything that happens is a part of a conspiracy.
Speaker 2: Think everything's fake. Yes. And I agree. I believe dinosaurs are real. I believe in the space program, but also love Eddie Bravo and his, you know, his questioning.
So so I understand. What I'm saying is I'm different in that when I get into issues, when I'm being serious, I'm I'm I I mean, I'm Yes.
Speaker 0: You could you
Speaker 2: can differ on my interpretation, But if I'm saying I've got a clip or I've got something, I've got it.
Speaker 0: Well, that's why I wanted to clarify that on the podcast really clearly, and I think we accomplished
Speaker 2: You did a great job. By the way, felt terrible that night. You pat him in the back. You said this will be the best one. You just got proven right.
I'm surprised almost everything you said was Zachary. I thought it was gonna be a mistake. And and and you were damn right. My buddy, Pat Riley, was there. He said that was your best podcast with Joe ever.
I went home depressed. Well, you were bummed
Speaker 0: you were bummed out because I was doing sober October, so I couldn't drink, and then you drank. Like, if you're ever drunk and you're around a bunch of sober people, you feel like a fucking loser.
Speaker 2: I'm like, have a drink, Tammy? I don't drink. Yeah.
Speaker 0: I couldn't drink for that month. I made
Speaker 2: a I got the tooth pulled the next day. Oh. Oh my god. It was a one of my was You were in agony. I was in agony.
So
Speaker 0: Yeah. Tooth toothaches are the you know, they say it, like, decreases your strength. Like, if like, a friend of mine had an abscess, and he had to get his tooth pulled. And, he was explaining to me. He goes he tried working out with the abscess.
He goes Distracts you. Well, it's not just distracts you. It literally weakens your body. Like, they've done weird studies with people with bite pressure, like that like, when you have, like, something in your mouth and you're clamping they actually invented I don't know if it was valid, but they invented a mouthpiece a while back where it was raised in the back. So we'd put it in your mouth, and they the claim was I don't know if this was Oh, wait.
Speaker 2: I'm learning something The
Speaker 0: claim was that it boosted your amount the amount of weight you could lift. So these guys would put these crazy mouthpieces in. They would do, like, deadlifts and shit. And the See, I didn't know that, but I I don't know if it's real, though.
Speaker 2: No. No. I'm sure it's I remember re but I
Speaker 0: it might not be. I didn't this was something that I read. I think, like, this is, like, pre Internet. Is the early days.
Speaker 2: But I think it puts you into the reptilian brain. I don't mean like like David, like, literally, you know, we do have a brand that's very similar to crocodile brain or lower brain. And and I and chomping down. So a lot there's a lot of people, you know, place their teeth when they're fighting or whatever that kinda engages the lower brain when you're biting on something.
Speaker 0: Is that a real thing when they say your reptilian brain? I mean, I know it's a metaphor, but is it a real part of your brain that they can identify that also causes problems? Homo sapiensapien,
Speaker 2: has one of the most complex brains other than a beluga whale or dolphins have even bigger and more complex. More pieces. But, I mean, if you go through it, we've got, Seven pieces. They got about 8 or 9 depending on the species of whale. And so we have it's like it's like multiple brains are developing.
And if you look at the I'm not a brain scientist. I've had them on the show, but the you can have you got them on, but but the lower brain and the brain stem is basically identical to a crocodile brain. Woah. And that's where killing people's head and be able to take bullet holes and keep fighting or when a woman picks a car up off her kid?
Speaker 0: Do they know that that's, like, literally the spot and it that it operates the same way a crocodile does or it looks like it?
Speaker 2: It don't I mean, it it it it's it's it's very similar to one, and it operates just the same way. It's it's fight, it's flight, it's eat, it's fuck.
Speaker 0: It's so weird. Humans are so weird.
Speaker 2: And it's the lower brain driving everything. It's like at the end of the day, it's the one, like
Speaker 0: Yeah. Well, I don't know how the brain works, but I do know that there's parts of the brain that people reach, like, in dark moments. You know, when if there's a physical altercation or if someone they love is in danger, these weird places that people reach. And, a friend of mine, Steve Vronella, was on my podcast, and he and his whole crew had gotten attacked by a grizzly bear.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 0: A brown bear, I should say, because it was in Alaska, which is there were Kodiak. Yeah. Well, it wasn't Kodiak. It was another island that's, I I But is the brown
Speaker 2: the bigger one? They call it grizzly and yeah.
Speaker 0: Well, the the the it's really kinda the same species. It's just the diet's different. The grizzly bear is an interior animal, and so that's an animal that's eating, like, elk and moose and deer. They're harder to catch, so you don't get as much. But the brown bear are living near salmon.
And salmon literally die in the river, and these these bears are eating massive quantity of salmon before they die or, excuse me, before they hibernate. So they're these are enormous why Kodiak's bigger. They're way bigger. Their their diet's better. They're filled their diet is filled with protein.
They're just eating dead fish all day. They're catching fish, and then they're eating the dead ones.
Speaker 2: Video and then put their mouth out and the fish, like, jump
Speaker 0: They just catch them and eat them and, you know, eat salmons. You know, they're dealing with, like, £20 salmon and shit. They're eating these massive salmon, and they're just eating them all day long. You know? It's it's amazing.
It's like nature has this weird way of figuring out how to keep something from overbreeding. There's so many salmon still. Imagine how many fucking salmon there would be if there was no bears. If there's no bears and there was no fishermen, there'd be so many salmon. It would be bonkers.
There would be no stopping
Speaker 2: that natural balance.
Speaker 0: Yeah. There's a natural balance. But, anyway, he got attacked by a brown bear. And in the moment, he said there was a place that his brain went to that it's like that you could say it's the trillion part of the brain, but it's, like, literally, like, the the shock of the thing, of the experience happening, puts your brain in a state that you weren't even aware your brain can go to. And maybe he didn't hand he didn't handle it the way he would wished he handled it.
He was talking about how he kinda felt frozen just by because this thing literally was gnashing its teeth 18 inches from his head. It's running down this hill and gnashing its teeth, like, right here, an enormous 11 foot tall bear, you know, roughly. Huge bear. It had tried to claim their elk. They had shot an elk.
It was a Fognac Island. It was I
Speaker 2: don't want them to know that elk's fine.
Speaker 0: Yeah. So his explaining of that moment was, like, the best that anybody's ever explained to me about what that part of the brain is capable of doing, that it that it goes to some weird place.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Joe Rogan is here with us in studio in Austin, Texas. You're watching on the Internet at band.videoinfowars.com because YouTube has said I can do interviews on other shows, but I am not allowed to be on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, anywhere else. But we are here at man.video, nymphowars.com. Still fighting and getting the word out.
Joe Rogan's here with us. Now now now let me do this.
Speaker 0: Let me
Speaker 2: do this because you've given me a lot of great UFC tickets, been really nice of me for 20 plus years, and I've never really gotten you anything. And I've seen people give you gifts on the show. It's usually some PR thing that they're selling. I don't own any stock in this. It's a it's a great rifle.
I really enjoy it. And so, this is something where you can go get 4 or 5 grizzly bears.
Speaker 0: Texas. That's so Texas. Grizzly bears at the same time. What are these rounds?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna guys, bring the rifle in here. So this is your gift along with that box of cigars. You very much. Now this is my rifle, and it became my favorite gun the last year. Oh, no.
They can shoot bulls at 400 yards all the time.
Speaker 0: A setup? Are you trying to give me a rifle you whack somebody with?
Speaker 2: No. No. No. I'm gonna find out my garage. Form later just to sign over that it's yours.
Bring it in here. So, and let's bring some of the magazines. Thank you, Tim. There you go. It's all yours, Joe.
Speaker 0: That looks like a real problem to have.
Speaker 2: This is the, Petra 300 Win Mag. Best materials made in Montana. Zero compromises. They're not a sponsor. I I bought this gun about a year ago, and, it holds, like, 10 rounds, and you can shoot 400 yards bullseye all day long with this, baby.
Speaker 0: That's so Texas.
Speaker 2: It's all yours now,
Speaker 0: bud. Very much. Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Here's a bunch of, check it out. But I'm telling you, this is the gun you wanna take with you guys. I know you hunt elk and stuff.
Speaker 0: So, I generally use a bow and arrow.
Speaker 2: I know. I know. I I bow on too, but but I hear you. With bow and arrow,
Speaker 0: I I I think I made a decision recently to stop buying domestic pork. I I So much very rarely, especially here. I'm like, while I'm here, like, they want you to kill the pigs. They literally have to.
Speaker 2: Just outside Austin it has over 50 pigs every night on the deer feeder. So if you get any of them you want, you can have
Speaker 0: It's a crazy place like Texas in regards to wild, feral hogs. It's really wild.
Speaker 2: When you Yo. Pick up the rifle and try it out a little bit. Let me know what you're
Speaker 0: Try it out.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Just check it out.
Speaker 0: Let's just put it away. I know what a rifle is. I got a bunch of them. Alright. How Texas is this?
Look at this. This is how America thinks of the world. They meet they give each other weapon.
Speaker 2: That's right. We'll give you weapons.
Speaker 0: Is that racist?
Speaker 2: To you, though. Sorry. No. For your defense of the first amendment, I love it when you have the
Speaker 0: court as CEO on. Well, the first amendment is very important as is the second amendment. It's amazing how those dudes who started this country 100 of years ago. They figured out some just key patterns of behavior that human beings follow into, and they decided to try to protect them from those. They understood that there's gonna be people that want you disarmed.
You it changes who you are. You know, it makes you more fearful. It makes you more reliant on the government. You know? And it doesn't doesn't mean you support mass shootings.
It doesn't mean you support murder. It doesn't mean you support gang violence. That's not what it means. And they conflate those things together as if there could be no good in owning a firearm. There's a lot of people out there who are alive right now because they owned a firearm and they protected their loved ones.
Even if people have done terrible things, and I agree they have, it doesn't discount the fact that people should be able to protect themselves and have protected themselves
Speaker 2: from So somebody's bad behavior
Speaker 0: Right.
Speaker 2: Doesn't take away your rights. There's somebody else's It's a
Speaker 0: it's a problem. It is a problem, but the solution is not a fucking giant eraser that gets rid of an amendment. That's not what it should be. The solution is figuring out how to stop people from ever getting to the position where they would wanna kill people.
Speaker 2: Well, it's always those weird incels that do it.
Speaker 0: It's not always. Like, sometimes it's people that are medicated. Sometimes it's people that have burned in
Speaker 2: droves usually kind of a black trench coat mafia.
Speaker 0: Well, those fucking kids get tortured. You know, I I couldn't imagine being Like, I remember watching that movie. There was a a a documentary on, Columbine. And I was watching those kids, and I was like, can you imagine getting to the point where you just wanted to go to school to kill everybody. It's a heinous thing to do.
It's a horrible thing to do. But What the fuck happened to those kids?
Speaker 2: Well, they were also both on Yes. Antipsychotics, which on the inserts after that, they had to admit and cause You did not have the restraint you would have before. It gets rid of the governor.
Speaker 0: Yes. The it does something different to everybody's brain. It's also part of the problem. Like Yeah. For most people, it's not
Speaker 2: bad, but for a few percentages. It's Right. Boost their Yeah.
Speaker 0: And I've had friends that get on SSRIs or antidepressants, and a lot of them had saved their lives. It's made them a better, happier person. They needed to get over a hump. They needed to find a way out of a real dark place that they were in. But they'll tell you the doctors will tell you, like, we're gonna try different medications on you.
To experiment. They wanna find out which one works. They know there's it's not exact in terms like, oh, You're Alice Jones. You got your DNA. We sequenced it.
Now we know that you will interface absolutely 100% with this particular medication. But then they go to but you, Joe Rogan, you have different DNA. We're gonna need this one. They don't have it that dialed in yet, but they have it dialed in to a point where with some people, 2 of my very good friends, changed their life and saved Sure.
Speaker 2: It it it's just that in a lot of cases, they play down the side effects.
Speaker 0: But some side effects, there's different people with different side effects. You know? And and some people are with things. And cocaine. You know?
There's a a lot of people that say that mixing it with cocaine turns you psychotic, and
Speaker 2: Or Bill Hartman's wife. Say Xanax. It's not a that's what terrible for you, and a lot
Speaker 0: of people do It's terrible for you. They say, don't drink on this. People are like, yeah. Okay. And they drink on it.
You know, there was a a lady on an airplane. I remember where this came from or where the flight was rather. But there's a lady on an airplane. She was just like, as long as I got a Xanax and a glass of wine, I'm fine for this flight. She was already like a little tipsy, and she's just admitting she's gonna drink alcohol and take Xanax on this plane.
And everybody was laughing like, Everybody thought it was funny. But for her, maybe it's a good combo. For me, maybe I'd be clawing at the pilot door saying, there's a man on the wing of this plane. It's different for everybody. Absolutely.
The same with pot. You know, I've I've been more and more open over the last few years, especially, to recognizing that pot's not always safe. And I don't think it's a good idea to tell everybody it's always safe.
Speaker 2: Well, they've made it so strong that it's definitely been connected to increases in schizophrenia. I have no But I don't
Speaker 0: know if it's from the, a a potency perspective. I think maybe it's always happened, and we just didn't recognize it because
Speaker 2: it wasn't me. 2 people personally who were normal and started smoking a lot of pot and went crazy.
Speaker 0: I do as well, including edibles. I know people that
Speaker 2: 2 of them worked here. 1 of them started thinking that everyone was reptiles. We that's David Icke's thing. We weren't just saying that. Okay.
Speaker 0: The state of the ice thing.
Speaker 2: And then another guy thought I killed his daddy who'd never met that had, like, a heart attack in another state. And and and, I mean and and and that was all marijuana. And then I learned later that they're off just completely nuts.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Like, it's all real, man. Schizophrenia is real, and, marijuana induced schizophrenia seems to be something that happens in a certain percentage of the people. Alex Berenson, former writer of The New York Times, who was on my podcast, Had a debate about this with a doctor, doctor Mike Hart from Canada, who's a a cannabis doctor, prescribes cannabis to a lot of patients. And I was I was in agreement with him.
I was like, he's not saying that pot is bad, but we can't we can't just, like, be totally biased for top. Nature. It's perfect. You can't do it that way because
Speaker 2: heroin. A heroin's for me.
Speaker 0: So strychnine. Right? So it's a lot of the top Tell
Speaker 2: me about your friends without saying names. What happened to them?
Speaker 0: They went crazy. They they thought that everybody's out to get them. They thought that the government's watching them. They thought, like, it's been more than 2. It's been one that came back, one that got really wacky, and then he came back, and he just stopped smoking pot.
Speaker 2: You know marijuana is a hallucinogen class. Sorry. No. No. No.
No.
Speaker 0: No. The thing is at the right dosages under the right conditions, since it's a hallucinogen, and anybody who doesn't think that it is needs to take an edible and get in an isolation tank. It becomes a very, very, very potent hallucinogen that's like, akin to at large doses specifically of, like, edibles. It's like a lot of, like, hardcore psychedelics.
Speaker 2: By the way, you're taking us there. We're not on a schedule. This is my next thing. But you're saying it like you're psychic here.
Speaker 0: You've got a depravation schedule, Alex. Why are you lying to me?
Speaker 2: You've got You've got a deprivation tank. What has been your experience? Because, I mean, before you introduced to Eddie Bravo, You don't even smoke pot. You've never been a big drug guy or a fitness guy. What has been your experience with psychedelics with DMT?
There's a whole movement to legalize them. They're finding and studies with the mushrooms really good for PTSD. What's your view on those statements?
Speaker 0: Yeah. I didn't smoke pot until I met Eddie, and I was 30 years old when I really started smoking pot. I maybe smoked a handful of times my whole life before that. But, I think that they are like the same way we're talking about how, antidepressants can really help some people. I think marijuana can really help some people.
I think mushrooms can really help some people. I think a lot of these psychedelic compounds can really help some people. But I also think we have to be honest about the risks that people take when they dive into this pool because I I I think there's a natural tendency from someone who's had good experiences like me. I've had all of my psychedelic experiences have been very positive. I I haven't lost my mind.
It just made me nicer. That's the best way to describe what psychedelics have done for me. It's made me nicer and more understanding and more relaxed and more aware of my own stupidity and my own bullshit.
Speaker 2: And and and by the way, you were always a nice guy, but you used to have a really bigger temper than mine, is pretty big and used to be somewhat irritable. I've noticed over the years is that age? Or you've you've said it's a psychedelic.
Speaker 0: Just being smarter. Just it's also, like, life, like, experience, like, realizing what makes you feel bad and, like, what what happened? What how did I lose my temper? Why did I lose control? What can I do to stop that from ever happening again?
Like, it's just like recognizing patterns, recognizing what you're doing wrong, and being honest with yourself. But the psychedelic experiences are not the same for every person. And some people have a really hard time with regular reality, which is regular sober reality. It's challenging.
Speaker 2: It opens for those people.
Speaker 0: Yes. That's a good way to put it. I think that really is what happens. For those people, there's a lot of people that are they're already and we have to look at it the same way we look at liver cancer or, you know, someone who's born with a a a bone disorder. Like, it's not that person's fault that they have a brain that's susceptible to these distorted perceptions of reality, and there's some people that just have that.
And I think for those people that are kinda struggling already, a big dose of a lot of different shit, whether it's THC c or psilocybin or LSD. There's a lot of stories.
Speaker 2: Magnifies the problems they've already got. Exactly.
Speaker 0: So So
Speaker 2: it's kinda like whatever you bring to the table is what you get.
Speaker 0: But, ultimately, I think the real problem is, there's no there's not enough studies and that we need more studies and more funding.
Speaker 2: Exactly. It's been kept illegal in those study.
Speaker 0: Yes. Well, it's been on schedule 1 since 1970. The sweeping, schedule 1 psychedelic Act of 1970, it made DMT, t h it was THC was long long ago. That was that was a really one, but it was yeah. Psilocybin, there's so many different compounds.
What was what was They missed a few, though.
Speaker 2: What was your favorite DMG trip? And, you know, I talk about interdimensional things. That's what the globalists believe in.
Speaker 0: I'm Have you ever had an interdimensional experience?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm interviewing Joe Rogan today. You? You
Speaker 0: know, with that why are we interviewing each other, man?
Speaker 2: No. No. No. No. No.
No. We're not. I just wanna get all the cool stuff out. Let's just talk. Okay.
I'll tell you. You know, when you see stuff, it's like, oh, Joe Rogan saw the float in Buddha
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Or or the or or the Ganesh, or you're taking DMT. But then there's people that don't need to take it to see it.
Speaker 0: Well, you can get it. Like, your brain makes it.
Speaker 2: Low oxygen
Speaker 0: Not just that, but it's like Kundalini yoga. There's some weird practices that they think have specifically been designed. I should say some people think. There's a lot of Kundalini people that fight against this, but some people think they've been specifically designed to achieve altered states of consciousness because there's certain patterns that they follow.
Speaker 2: Exactly. I don't wanna make this about me, but I I can actually shift into a psychic, awareness? A psychic awareness? With a higher level.
Speaker 0: How well do you think you'd do at rock, paper, scissors?
Speaker 2: You know, we can joke about that. Probably pretty good. But but the point is is that no. But I I I know how to, you know, let's just say I wouldn't call the exaggeration accelerated to the next power where they claim it's like astral projector or remote viewing. Right.
But but I I can't control it. I've had a lot of dreams that come exactly true later, and I've called a lot of things. Like, 2 months before 9:11, I said they're gonna blow up the World Trade Center and play them on. What? People said, how did you I had a dream about it.
I kept having a recurring dream. What?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Did you talk about this?
Speaker 2: Oh, Larry. Yeah. There's videos that we know. No. Yeah.
So I can't really control it. Holy shit. Like, I kept having this recurring dream of a guy in a pink and green striped sweater When I walk around the side of a building attacking me with, like, a club
Speaker 0: It's Bill Gates.
Speaker 2: And and and and and Was he wearing one of
Speaker 0: those mister Rogers sweaters?
Speaker 2: And and we used to drive into town, I was, like, 15, but With older kids to get alcohol, get to drive into downtown Dallas to get alcohol and weed. We go to, like, little crack houses, but we're buying weed out of them. And then I was going around the side of one of these buildings, and it was a black crackhead. And he tried to attack me, and I'd had the exact dream a whole bunch of times and missed when he tried to club me in the head. So it was like a it was like a it was like my psychic understanding to get past that point.
Having, like, 2 months later, I kept having the dream of this. God, I'm all of a sudden walking outside of this house to buy Weed. I was not even a big weed guy, but we're driving out again for girls. And this guy tries to club me in the head, a crackhead, and it's the same guy from the dream.
Speaker 0: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: He had those dreams.
Speaker 0: So you've had 2 of those? Two big ones. You've had a lot of them?
Speaker 2: Other ones. Yeah. Really?
Speaker 0: Have you ever talked But usually When you have them, do you start talking about them on the air? Yeah. I do now. Yeah. And how many of them have come true after you brought them up?
Speaker 2: Pretty much all of
Speaker 0: them. The 911 one's insane. Do you have a video of this?
Speaker 2: You know, I do.
Speaker 0: It'd be good to play it right now if you have it. Like, we should insert it right we will here.
Speaker 5: Hello, ladies and gentlemen. I'm so glad, that you could join us today for this Wednesday, July 25th, 2001 broadcast. Tyranny is enveloping the globe, And the United States is a shining jewel the globalists wanna bring down, and they will use terrorism as the pretext to get it done. So that's coming up in the second half of the show. Very important information.
I'm gonna put the call out that you call the White House and tell them, look, we've seen the news stories that you've wanted to blow things up, that you Had blown things up and that you're saying that 4,000,000 of us are gonna die and we need martial law and the associated press And one of your little drills you had, and that we're aware of who the terrorists are if you pull this. This can stop the Shittlerian Reichstag event. Call the White House and tell them we know the government's planning terrorism. We know Oklahoma City and World Trade Center was terrorism. We know the Joint Chiefs of Staff wanted to blow up airliners, Baltimore Sun.
If you do it, we're gonna blame you because we know who's up to it. Or if you let some terrorist group do it like the World Trade Center, we know who to blame, and you could save the planet. I'm calling it operation expose The government terror.
Speaker 0: Well well,
Speaker 2: there was a 2 hour thing I did in in in July 25, 2001 where I went ahead and went on errands. They're gonna blow the World Trade Center, but I know the been alive and then launched all these wars. And and I said, oh, I just got this from analysis and information, but I kept having the dream of of the of the towers, smoking, all the rest of it.
Speaker 0: This was after the what was it? 90, what, when they blew up the World Trade Center?
Speaker 2: Not the
Speaker 0: first time. 92? That was a big because it wasn't a big tragedy. It was a tragedy, but it wasn't the biggest tragedy. Look at you.
2,001. Look at you. You look like Bill Hicks.
Speaker 2: Please don't add to that.
Speaker 0: The fucking rumor.
Speaker 2: By the way, go further. Exactly. That's the other end of crazy. Like, I'll cover real things.
Speaker 0: Well, in all fairness, I didn't meet you until, after Bill Hicks was dead, and, I met Bill Hicks before I met
Speaker 2: In all fairness, you told me Bill Hicks wasn't that funny.
Speaker 0: No. That's not me. That's Arish Fuhr.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Arish Fuhr is the guy that has a I think
Speaker 2: I think Bill was really a good political analyst and was very poetic.
Speaker 0: I would never say he's not that funny. What would be he was was he wasn't the funniest guy ever, but he might have been the most interesting ever because he was funny, but he was also No. No. No. No.
No. No. No. I didn't know him. I met him.
Well, I look I'm
Speaker 2: not Bill
Speaker 0: You're not Bill Hicks. You don't look anything like him. No. You don't look anything like him. He was, I I would never say he's not funny, but what I was would say he's not a guy that you would think of as only being funny.
He, like, tried to introduce really weird ideas into comedy. Like, he had a great bit. How why there's never why aren't there ever positive drug stories in the news? He goes, it's always terrible. It's always young man on acid thought he could fly and jumped off a building to his death.
He's and they were like, what a loss. And he was like, what a moron. Because if you really thought he could fly, why didn't he fucking take off from the ground? You know, and he was like, the world got a little lighter. We lost a moron.
And he had this bit that was young man on acid realizes that all life is just energy condensed. Like, you said this very I don't remember the exact way that We're gonna play it.
Speaker 1: You never see positive drug stories On the news, dude, isn't that weird? Since most of the experiences I've had on drugs were real fucking positive. Who are these morons they're finding? That's what I wanna know. I used to wanna call the news.
Come over to our house. Watch Tommy. He's a pig. Film him.
Speaker 0: He's been doing that for hours.
Speaker 1: He's killing us. You getting You know what I mean? Always that same LSD story you've All seen it. Young man on acid thought he could fly, jumped out of a building. What a tragedy.
What a dick. Fuck him. He's an idiot. If you thought you'd fly, why don't you take off in the ground first? Check it out.
You don't see ducks lined up to catch elevators to fly South, they fly from the ground, you moron. Quit ruining for everybody. He's a moron. He's dead. Good.
We lost a moron. Fucking celebrate.
Speaker 0: It's a brilliant bit, but it was a bit that wasn't just comedy. Yeah. It was funny. I mean, he's definitely he was a funny comedian, but he also was a guy who would introduce these very unusual ideas into comedy that really weren't in comedy before, like esoteric ideas, psychedelic ideas, political ideas
Speaker 2: So what got you into comedy?
Speaker 0: Oh, Alex. This is so forced. What got me into comedy.
Speaker 2: It is not force.
Speaker 0: It is. Though you're asking me questions like we're doing an interview.
Speaker 2: No. I because because I actually but we're I can talk plenty. Look out. No. I didn't write these questions down.
Well, you're not I did write these questions down. Follow those. If you were magically made ruler of the world Oh, Jesus Christ. Things you would do to change the world as it is? Alex Jones never does this.
I'm I'm being different.
Speaker 0: I understand. What would 3 things do see, first of all, I'm not qualified. I could barely keep my own shit together. I'm not qualified to be the ruler of anything.
Speaker 2: How about this? Kill, fuck, or fight? Oh, who? Who The Bill Gates. Gonna fight.
Speaker 0: Well, I don't wanna kill him. So you're gonna fuck and, I don't wanna fight them. I don't wanna hurt them. It'd probably be the, like, the most gentle if I fuck them.
Speaker 2: Right? We dump them to
Speaker 0: keep them alive? No. That's rude. That that end, you're just making a mockery of it.
Speaker 2: So you want a personal memo with Bill Gates?
Speaker 0: I I I think
Speaker 2: You know, I'm trying to
Speaker 0: feed the memes right now. I think Bill Gates is a a guy who's worth a shitload of money that's trying to do a lot of good.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 0: And I think that his idea of what a a a vaccine does that's positive outweighs what a vaccine does that's negative.
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about that right now. I was on your show
Speaker 0: believe that.
Speaker 2: I was on your show a month ago Yeah. Which which, again, I have your 2nd and third largest podcast. Elon Musk is The top. I want that top position.
Speaker 0: Be careful. Kanye's hot in your heels.
Speaker 2: Is he? I don't know. I don't know. I don't but I can't
Speaker 0: pay attention to that shit. It's not good for you.
Speaker 2: Well, I do. I think it's cool. You put this out on your Instagram. It's got 4,377,000 views. Let's go ahead and play
Speaker 0: Well, it's Bill Gates himself saying that the seen made 80% of the people ill, which is exactly what you said on the podcast. And people were complaining, and they were they were they were angry. They were trying to find something that you said that was wrong. Right? Because we basically checked everything you said and all that proved to be accurate.
So then we got to this part where you said 80% of the people that took the vaccine got sick, and people are like, he's spreading anti vaccine conspiracy theories. So I said, okay. Listen. Here's the video. This is not me saying I wouldn't take the vaccine.
I'm vaccinated. I've been vaccinated for polio and all sorts of shit, like most people that were born in 1967. Sure. But they're jacking people
Speaker 2: in the 3rd world.
Speaker 0: My point was, if it worked and it kept people from getting sick, I would take it. That doesn't mean that it doesn't make people sick. Sure. This is the problem. Pete, you what you said was true.
80% of the people that took it got sick. This is not a conspiracy theory. This is what my point was. When I put that video up there, I'm like, you're you guys are wrong. You're looking at it the wrong way.
You look at it like, oh, I hate Alex Jones. Whatever he says must be bullshit. And I'm saying, just listen. Just listen to what he says, and then watch when we pull up the video of the children in Sudan getting polio from the vaccine like you saw it, and you see that horrified child taking that polio vaccine in their face or the person's gripping their face. That's a terrifying photo, and it's real.
It's a 1000000. Right.
Speaker 2: And and here's the difference. The corporate media would never have me on. They would never fact check it. If not, it's true. They would say I was a liar just like Snopes does.
So what's weird is the media reports what's going on here and then later says, oh, they'll, like, use me. I don't even know how to explain it to say Jones claims it
Speaker 0: Well, it's
Speaker 2: a glitch. AP claims it, and then it's like, oh, it's his credit.
Speaker 0: People get trapped into the messenger. They get trapped into the messenger instead of listening to the information. A fucking moron might have something important to say. You never know. When someone is an Thank you, Joe.
Idiot not you. I don't know. But if someone's an idiot at most things and they come to you with one facts. Someone could be a fucking liar.
Speaker 2: Broke the box right.
Speaker 0: The time. Yeah. But then they come to you with one fact that they saw on TV, and you're like, get the fuck out of here. That's where crying wolf comes from. Right?
Absolutely. Everybody knows that. But the reality is that if you look at every single thing you talked about on the podcast, whether it's I got one of these right here.
Speaker 2: This is a different one.
Speaker 0: That's a different that's scary. That's that's bad for you. Everything that I looked at everything that I looked at while we're doing that podcast turned out to be accurate, including the vaccine thing, including all the different things you talked about. We showed the Bohemian Grove footage. Anybody that thinks it's bullshit, it's right there.
You could see it all. So the people that are mad at you for whatever you've said in the past, it's a bear it's a very dangerous thing for all of us and for the person who thinks this way. It's more dangerous for them because they're denying reality to fit a narrative that they've created in their own head. The narrative they've created in their own head is you're never right. You're always wrong.
And if you've been wrong once about something they find heinous.
Speaker 2: And most of the time, it's some media distortion I didn't even say, but Well, I mean, it's not.
Speaker 0: But even if it's not, if it's if it's something accurate, if it's some some shit that you said that you wish you didn't, they can look at everything else you said that's accurate and discount it because of one thing. That's bad for them because it gives them a distorted perception of
Speaker 2: reality labeling reality they won't look at.
Speaker 0: They also have to enforce blind. They have to enforce it in their own head. Explain that. They have to pretend that they're right, so they can't see the good in people they disagree with. They can't see the good in it, like like a these classic examples.
But, Like, if Trump does something good and it turns out to be good for the economy, people find a reason why he doesn't get the credit for
Speaker 2: Or Trump pulling troops out of countries.
Speaker 0: Yes. Yes. Yes. Or, whatever peace treaties that were achieved. When whenever there's a person that never wants to see the good and only wants to see the bad, you're ideologically driven.
And you might think it's because your ideology is accurate. And it might be accurate, but the problem is you're married to it. You have a set of beliefs that you gotta stick to.
Speaker 2: That you then distort reality to to
Speaker 0: to You can't reconsider Mhmm. Because you're married to those ideas. So if those ideas fail, you fail.
Speaker 2: Alright. So let's get into this right now.
Speaker 0: That's what the problem is, though.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden. Joe Biden. You early on said he's got dementia. He can't believe he could be president. This is insulting.
Why is there a better candidate? Tulsi Gabbard, you had her on. I think she's great as well. I mean, for you, like, Tim Pool was not a Republican or a Trump supporter. Now he supported Trump, which thought had a lot of courage because not that Trump was that good, the other candidate was so fake and bad.
Speaker 0: Tim might have done it for the jokes. Might have done it for the lulz.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. But but but, seriously, your view on Trump versus Biden, you know, a a a Biden presidency, what the hell does that look like?
Speaker 0: Listen. I voted for Joe Jorgensen. I voted for the libertarian because I think, we should probably at least, you know, I'm voting out of California. So I'm like, we should support third party candidates because that's one of the solutions. But California is gonna go blue no matter what.
I felt like my position like, at least I can support a third party. Even if even if I'm not 100% into that person, the to start building it up. Yeah. It's we need options. We can't just have this thing because everybody the the the problem with people's opinions is that they're not always well thought out, meaning they just find things they think make sense, and they'll okay.
That's my opinion now. It's not that they form their own opinion in a vacuum, like, carefully analyzing all these different controversial positions. They don't wanna do that. Their friends are liberals, so they become conservative.
Speaker 2: Knowing you get attacked,
Speaker 0: their their friends are conservative, so they become conservative. We need an option outside of that.
Speaker 2: Get out
Speaker 0: of the extra cash. That thing is not good for us because I have a lot of things that I agree with over here, but a lot of things that I agree with over here. This is, like, I'm a pro second amendment guy. You know? Like, I accept that gun with gratitude.
I I own guns. I shoot guns. I practice with guns. I think you should be allowed to have a gun. I think if you're a good person and you're you're not committing crimes and you you're you're a a friendly, loving person, but you wanna be able to protect your family, you should have the right to.
I don't think that equates. I'm pro mass killings.
Speaker 2: No. No. I agree. But let's get back to Joe Biden because you made some eloquent statements that went 5000000, 10000000 views. I mean, people resonate.
I think Trump used it in ad where you're like yeah. It's like going in the woods with a flashlight with a bad battery. I think that's exactly
Speaker 0: what exactly what I said, basically. I think I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to even attack Joe Biden.
Speaker 0: No. No. No. I'm not saying anything.
Speaker 2: We'll just We have this the crypt keeper. Like
Speaker 0: Where's the whiskey? Come on, bro.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna bring it right now.
Speaker 0: Bring that strong bigger
Speaker 2: than those
Speaker 0: Go get that strong shit. Alex Jones wants to get me in trouble by talking about Joe Biden. I don't understand why he'd wanna do that to a friend? I hope that guy does well, honestly. My legitimate 100% feelings right now is if he wins and they've declared it and everybody other than, qanon
Speaker 2: Hey. I'm and a sick part of me hopes he gets here. This is entertaining as hell. Well, reanimated corpse is president.
Speaker 0: But don't you think that at this point, it would be very difficult to, convince the public that Trump actually won? Just the general public Yes. Whether or not you think it makes sense or not.
Speaker 2: Civil war. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Yeah. It's not good.
Speaker 2: No. No. No. No. I I just That could be very a lot of your show, and I thought the things you said about him, like the flashlight.
Speaker 0: Something come up with that? It's called marijuana, sir.
Speaker 2: No. No. But say it again. It's like you said. It's like going in the woods with a flashlight with a bad battery.
Speaker 0: That's exactly what I said, basically.
Speaker 2: But that's exactly it's like a flash It's like it goes in and out.
Speaker 0: I think I said it was like taking a flashlight with a dying battery and going on a long walk in the woods. That was it.
Speaker 2: That's not a good idea. I feel like We're like we're we're leaving the house, and it's already, like, fading out.
Speaker 0: Well, listen, man. I, you know, I hope the guy does well. I hope it's amazing. I hope I hope he becomes the president and the world is a better place and the United States bounces back and everybody's happy. And I hope is a perfect symbol
Speaker 2: of the end of the country.
Speaker 0: I genuinely hope that all all of the decisions change the way the world operates, and we all do better because Joe Biden is the president.
Speaker 2: That's what Jeff do, though. That's masterful. Because you said, oh, he's a horrible little crypt keeper, chi code demon. People then you're like, oh, I love him. I I hope this race can get us out of the trouble world.
Speaker 0: Yeah. That's what I hope.
Speaker 2: I hope this dead zombie with cross eyes
Speaker 0: I hope someone's system
Speaker 2: can out his nose can save us.
Speaker 0: He does a mushroom ceremony, and he realizes he realizes this is all nonsense, and the mushrooms fix whatever cognitive decline he may be may or may not be experiencing.
Speaker 2: That's it. He needs to take DMT. Would you take DMT Joe Biden?
Speaker 0: A 100%. How about 100%.
Speaker 2: You and I and Joe Biden all take DMT'd again.
Speaker 0: I don't know if Joe Biden would be into that, bro. I'm gonna be honest with you. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I I don't obviously, it's not gonna happen. How about
Speaker 0: you You might come out of it too quick and just Hey.
Speaker 2: Everything you say becomes national news. So let's just say, you and I are both inviting. We're inviting the governor of Texas, Joe Biden, president Trump, all all to an Ayahuasca ceremony.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I'm not gonna take responsibility for that because some of one of them might climb up a fucking tree and jump off of it. I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But but let's just technically invite them. They're not gonna come.
Speaker 0: Listen. They're grown men. They can do what want.
Speaker 2: You invite them to an EMT trip at your house?
Speaker 0: They can holler at me on on Twitter. No. Holler at me on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Hey. How about Hunter? We invite him over. You're not a crack guy, though.
Speaker 0: I don't think he is anymore either, so we got that in common.
Speaker 2: Now we're going, Harris. Now we're going.
Speaker 0: Listen, man. I coulda got hooked on crack. I think if I found crack at a low point in my life when I didn't have anything good going for me and it made me feel better than, not smoking crack, I think I'd smoke crack.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about Joey Diaz.
Speaker 0: Why is that we're in the middle of talking about smoking crack.
Speaker 2: He's awesome.
Speaker 0: He's awesome. Yeah. He's been at
Speaker 2: the studio with you, like, 12 years ago.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. My god. That scene with you and him and me, and he's talking about stashing the weed under his balls and growing through TSA. It's one of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life.
As you try to calm down because you had gone from radio to the Internet, and that's where you fucked up. You told them, like, we're gonna be
Speaker 2: on the Internet right now, so it doesn't make you know, say whatever you want. It's no big deal. Like, you
Speaker 0: know, don't don't swear too much, and and then Joey heard that much.
Speaker 2: Motherfucker. You had that fucking weed under my balls.
Speaker 0: No. You are doing a Terrible job of recreating what he did.
Speaker 2: What's the
Speaker 0: what's the What you say what you're saying seems crude. What he said was masterful.
Speaker 2: The American public know That every 4 years, they buy the same shit they've been buying every 4 years, and the same people with their Harvard articulation and the holiday don't curse, And they're Christians, and they have a family. And these are the same people that shove it up your fucking ass every year. The one thing that you'll get about me is I'll say fuck, But I will not fucking rob you. If I need some, I'll ask you like a man. You're good.
Hey. Hey. Go go fuck yourself, you cop. Hold on. Hold on one second.
Take a joke. Take a shuttle. Joey Diaz, Facebook, Twitter. Check yourself before you
Speaker 0: wreck yourself.
Speaker 2: Big dicks in your ass or something like that. Alright. Get out of here. You're in trouble. If you listen to him, I was out in LA and and, like, busy and got drunk early, so I didn't do his podcast.
He's big.
Speaker 0: He's the funniest guy that's ever lived. I'll tell you that right now. There may be better comedians in terms of the overall body of their work, for sure. There's amazing comedians. Prior and Eddie Murphy like a dead dinner.
And Chris Rock and Louis CK. You can go down the line.
Speaker 2: I was lucky to get to meet him probably, like, 15, 16, 17 years.
Speaker 0: Point is that at a sheer funny at a sheer funny, like dudes who hit highs that I didn't think other people can hit is Joey Diaz. He's number 1 in my book.
Speaker 2: But what I'm gonna say is You're at a we're at a steakhouse. We're in Vegas. We're in Houston. We're in wherever. He's he's not even trying to be funny.
It's always funny. He's an animal. He's an animal, and he knows I'm his number one fan. So if me and him
Speaker 0: are together, it's like his best friend is his number one fan.
Speaker 2: There it is.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Joey and I have a special relationship, and, I've I've been promoting Joey as much as I could since, like, 1997, I think I met him. Maybe maybe 90 my 97, 98 in that range, somewhere around then. I've been close friends with him ever since.
Speaker 2: One time he was like, yeah. I kidnapped this guy in the back of the car. It's real. We're, like, hanging around in Vegas. You go, you you know, he kidnaps people?
Yeah.
Speaker 0: Dude, he he he went to jail for kidnapping a drug dealer with a fucking machine gun and a Coke deal, but he's a beautiful person. See, this we can't discount people for Oh, he
Speaker 2: was on your house. See. Like, I was on Lancaster over at my CVS place I go for 10 years. And there's this pot belly white guy, and he smashes black hooker. But the way he tells it's better.
But but talk about the zombie apocalypse because there is an exit.
Speaker 0: Where are you going with this? Why are we talking about Joey Diaz, and all of a sudden it's a zombie apo
Speaker 2: Because he brought that up. I'm saying, Your exit is from California. I was talking to you 6 months ago, your plan to leave, then you got a house and all the rest of that. It keep us here a few months. But, I mean, when when was the moment?
Was it Joey Diaz convinced you or who
Speaker 0: was it?
Speaker 2: Because he acts like he convinced you.
Speaker 0: He convinced me to leave LA?
Speaker 2: Well, he just says I told Joe and what he's probably gonna be.
Speaker 0: No. No. He definitely told me a long time ago. He's he's told me for years. Joey knows me about as good as any human being that I've ever met.
And, you know, we did the road together so long. We did the store together for so long. We spent so many nights together. So many. So many like, from, like, fucking 8 PM to 2 in the morning, eating at a diner laughing.
I spent so much time with him. So he would just tell me. He's like, Joe Rogan, you don't need these motherfuckers. You should get the fuck out of here. Grab your family.
You got a beautiful family. Get the fuck out of here. And he was saying this when everything was great. And I was like, well, you know, I've been looking at property in different places. Like, get get Get your fucking shit.
Get out of here. And he was telling me from the beginning. He's like, these people are mutts.
Speaker 2: Why didn't he move to Texas instead of New Jersey?
Speaker 0: Well, he loves New Jersey.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It was nostalgic.
Speaker 0: He's he's, you know, he
Speaker 2: I used to go in the porno parlors with the hookers.
Speaker 0: He knows a lot of people. He has, like, very close friends down there, and It's nostalgic for him because and he gets accepted there. Like, they love him there. That's his Texas. Like, Joey Diaz, like, gets so much love in New Jersey.
Speaker 2: So he's just going back to his roots?
Speaker 0: Yes. That's where he's from.
Speaker 2: My dad's basically moved back to east towns. There's great
Speaker 0: there's great comedy around there too. You know, there's, like, a lot of really funny comics there, like Rich Voss and Bonnie MacFarlane, who are fucking hilarious
Speaker 2: ever go back to Boston? To live?
Speaker 0: I couple months a year, bro. Once that winter rolls around the beautiful thing is with Boston, the the summers are so short and so fucking they're so whimsical. They come. They go. The while it's hot out, you're thinking this is not gonna last because the the winter's so punishing.
January's so punishing. February's so punishing that even when you're enjoying July, there's this fucking whisper in the back of your ear. It's
Speaker 2: like I'm coming.
Speaker 0: It's not gonna last.
Speaker 2: Tell me about your, Your your Italian grandmother.
Speaker 0: But that's why Italian
Speaker 2: grandmother making the pasta.
Speaker 0: That's why I wouldn't live in Boston. It's not that I don't love Boston, and I think it makes hearty people.
Speaker 2: To Tell me about your grandma, but
Speaker 0: it's a lot of You're fucking this conversation now. No. You're messing it up.
Speaker 2: You gotta jump in.
Speaker 0: You gotta let people talk.
Speaker 2: You told me jump in. I'm not asking
Speaker 0: what You're just so used to doing your show without, like, a person having a conversation. Right?
Speaker 2: You just have No, Joe. No. You want me to go back and forth with you? I've actually been I want to. Now we're back to Boston.
Tell me about your Italian
Speaker 0: coldest fucking Boston. My my grandmother lived in New Jersey.
Speaker 2: You saw that how she made the best Italian food. Yeah.
Speaker 0: She made amazing pasta. She'd homemade everything, man, from the from the start. Like, she would, like, get flour and the eggs, and she would make the dough and roll it with a rolling pin, and she made lasagna and homemade pasta. She was a savage. I I mean, it was it was I didn't even know, like, how lucky I was when I was a kid until I went to other Italian restaurants.
And I was like, oh my god. Because my grand because, like, there's some restaurants and, you know, if you cook spaghetti at home, you get dried spaghetti and you you in a package, and you open it, Ronzoni or something, it tastes great. It's great. It's delicious. But there's a giant difference between that and, like, a lady making lasagna with a recipe that was passed down to her, you know, and, like, everything's grown in the backyard.
Like, my grandfather grew the tomatoes, and they stewed the tomatoes and made tomato sauce from the fresh tomatoes. Like, everything was from scratch. Other than the fact that she didn't grow the wheat, everything else was in the garden. Oh my god. Alex Jones, it was amazing.
Well, I'm
Speaker 2: showing you I didn't I watch the show a lot. And and the reason I raised that was we're losing our humanity Like, I watched my grandfather, you know, cook everything himself or or right out of the field he had in East Texas. And and compared my dad knows how to do all this stuff. Barely don't know anything. My kids know nothing.
And I I don't wanna say I'm a bad dad. It's a modern world. We're losing our humanity. So hearing those stories about your grandma, was she able to pass on all that knowledge? It's like we're losing
Speaker 0: My grandmother was a wild lady. She was crazy. She was really into, the numbers. She She ran the numbers for the mob and got arrested, did some jail time because she wouldn't rat out the mob. So my my grandmother was in jail for, like, 6 months, and, we would all we would be like, where's grandma?
And she's like, oh, she's at Anne Marie's house. Like, they would tell us stories about where my grandmother was. My grandmother was in fucking jail because she wouldn't rat out the mob because she was running numbers. She was doing the local lottery. They had, like, a neighborhood lottery.
Yeah. And my grandmother was, like, knitting scarves for the the guards in jail.
Speaker 2: And explain because Joey and you were talking about that on that podcast. I saw it's years old. It was it was amazing. I'm about, like like, they thought people that won were, like, psychic. Everyone would always ask me,
Speaker 0: oh, my my grandmother my grandmother had some psychic ability. She had some, and that this is what I mean. Like, she knew things. She knew if people were good or if people were bad. She knew when someone's full of shit.
She, like, she didn't take any nonsense, my grandmother, but she also had, like, weird ghost things. Like, she would she would see ghosts and hear ghosts, and she had she was very connected to the idea that she was in contact with the psychic or the spirit world. And it was really interesting as a young boy, being, like, 4 or 5, like, visiting my grandmother and having her talk to me about being psychic and knowing the numbers. And, you know, and and and I I knew it was this number, but I bet a different number. I shouldn't have bet that fucking number.
Like, she would tell me. When I was, like, 5 years old, she would talk to me about gambling.
Speaker 2: But but, again, everybody back to billing. Was dialed into stuff. Your grandma probably more more than others.
Speaker 0: I don't know if it was right, though. See, the thing I think part of what that is when people think that they have these psychic abilities. It's a a mechanism in which they can more comfortably interface with
Speaker 2: the world. But, Joe, I've had the events.
Speaker 0: I But if they think that there's a pattern to the world and that that pattern is all thought through and it's gonna there's there's It can be fatalistic. Yeah. Well, it's not even that it could be fatalistic. It's a way of comp coping. It comforts people because no one wants to think that this thing is crazy and open ended, and that
Speaker 2: no one knows what's gonna happen Let me take it first.
Speaker 0: Any second at any moment of any day, which is why people like to look at things after the fact, after the the event has happened and then concoct a conspiracy. Me take you further. Please do.
Speaker 2: You hear about Oprah Winfrey in the secret and imagine it happens. No. You gotta have the action, the ability, the the the the knowledge, and the material, the energy. But what I do at Infowars, tomorrow's news today, people see it every day as we tell you what's coming next and next over and over again. And so what what your grandmother
Speaker 0: think about the secret? Well, well, here's, like, her will,
Speaker 2: she realized, could manifest destiny. Yeah. Will will take out the trash, take care of kids, do whatever, beat somebody's ass, you know, pick the numbers, whatever the point is, is that it's not just that we're interpreting things after they happen. We're willing things and saying this is gonna happen and then using our will to actually, have have an effect on the future?
Speaker 0: Maybe. But that's my grandmother didn't look at it that Her her way of looking at it was that she could see things that other people couldn't see, and I don't know if she's right or wrong.
Speaker 2: Sure. What was your question, though? I don't remember. Hey, folks. We just shot the big Joe Rogan interview.
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Here's my deal. You're right. I do have an agenda because I always I always on your show, you've come on here a few times, maybe 3 or 4 times over the years, and I've never actually created questions and things I wanted to go over because I
Speaker 0: think I remember my point. My point was that people look for patterns that might not necessarily be there because it gives them comfort that there's some sort of structure to this life. I don't necessarily think that's true. And I think me being famous is one of the best pieces of evidence that it's not true. There's not really a pattern to this thing.
No one knows what's running this. No one knows where this goes.
Speaker 2: Oh, really?
Speaker 0: And we like to look. We like to look at things that have taken place and people that have taken advantage of certain situations and maybe people could that have conspired.
Speaker 2: But you know you say that.
Speaker 0: Hold, please. People that have conspired to make
Speaker 2: Excuse me.
Speaker 0: Certain situations take place or certain events take place, but they don't know what the fuck is happening next. Nobody does.
Speaker 2: No. I hear you.
Speaker 0: That's that's the problem is we want there to be some ultimate villain, but the villain might be uncertainty. The villain might be the chaos of life itself. The villain might be there is no fucking recognizable pattern for how this is gonna go down.
Speaker 2: Well, Joe, I mean, I think That's an as a major aspect to the universe, but human will molding our environment is the surest thing there is in the in the in the universe.
Speaker 0: It's the surest thing that we know of and that
Speaker 2: we can understand as human beings. Well, let's expand on that. Please do. I'm not I'm not disagreeing with you. What I'm saying is a holistic approach.
Speaker 0: What are
Speaker 2: the chances
Speaker 0: You're taking a holistic approach?
Speaker 2: What are the a a a a larger full spectrum analysis of of things and a and a kind of a unified field theory. Alright. But but what I like it. What I'm getting at is what are the chances that you and I would only show 22 years? What are the chances that you'd be one of the biggest broadcasters, and so would I, and that all the magically the universe, you'd move against me, then you move right down the street with your studio.
Well, you live The universe attracts. Things align.
Speaker 0: I think that's probably true. I think, like minded people in in many ways, they they find other like minded people
Speaker 2: of a feather fly together.
Speaker 0: Whether with, scientists or comedians or there's a lot of people they group together based on the thing that they do or based on what they like to do. And look. You found a like, you're you you've always been from around here, but I found by visiting you that you lived in a great place. You know, I hate to give it any more attention because I think I've given it too much. And there's so many people that are moving here because we talked about it.
Like, I have a lot of comedian friends that are moving here, and, eventually, my plan is to open up a comedy club somewhere around Austin.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you that question. Wait. Let's get into your plan here.
Speaker 0: My point is, when that happens, more will come. We'll we'll have a lot of us here. There's gonna be a shitload of we don't we there's no need to do this in Los Angeles. Like, the Let's talk about that. Important is the guys like Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura and Joey Diaz and whoever that you think is talented.
That's what's important. It's not the location in where where you find yourself.
Speaker 2: What but what about how comedy the last batch should appreciate?
Speaker 0: That joint and then ask me this question.
Speaker 2: But but
Speaker 0: think about Oh, excuse me. It's a Cigar.
Speaker 2: Tobacco. They said it's really good tobacco.
Speaker 0: That's the best tobacco that they make in Nicaragua. What are we sharing tobacco? That's weird, man.
Speaker 2: It's okay. No.
Speaker 0: Seriously. I'm not scared of being gay, bro.
Speaker 2: I hear you. Well, I mean, what do you gotta hold with?
Speaker 0: I'm scared of scared. I'm scared of being scared of being gay. How about that? I'm more scared of that.
Speaker 2: That's why we have such a good there you go. Good. I'm good. Just put it there. We're gonna edit all this out.
It's a joke. L o l. People actually believe that stuff.
Speaker 0: What do they believe? They believe a lot of things, man.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah. Yeah. So
Speaker 0: don't edit this out. Do Do you have to edit this out?
Speaker 2: No. I'm not going to. Good. How is your dog doing?
Speaker 0: He's great. He loves it here. That's my dog.
Speaker 2: Stalking your dog.
Speaker 0: He's that's the first golden retriever I've ever had, and he does not seem to be a dog.
Speaker 2: It's a magical creature.
Speaker 0: If you want, yeah, if you want a magical creature, get yourself a golden retriever. He's the most ridiculous dog I've ever seen in my life. He just loves everybody. He's so friendly. I see him in the morning.
He just starts whimpering and kissing me and pawing every morning. It's like, I can't believe it's you.
Speaker 2: That he likes your new digs.
Speaker 0: He loves, like, everybody, man. That dog and water. Everything. He loves water. Yeah.
Yeah. He's cool with that. You know, he loves swimming. He jumps to the pool all the time, but what he loves more than anything is people. He's it's crazy.
I've never had a golden before. There there are I I hate to say this too, and I wanna ruin it for people that, you know, breed goldens. I don't want to get oversaturated, but they're amazing dogs.
Speaker 2: They're magic creatures.
Speaker 0: He's a so he's so sweet.
Speaker 2: It's a fishing dog. It's a work dog. It doesn't have a
Speaker 0: Yes. Well, In the morning, when I greet him, when I open up the bedroom door, I'm like, oh, good morning, sir. Good morning, sir. We have, like, little things we do. I pet him and but he always gets a toy.
He always has to bring back a toy. He wants to show me he's retrieved. It's real weird. Like, they have a great job. It's a weird breed.
The nets here. They've they've figured out a way to give a dog great pleasure in retrieving some
Speaker 2: webbed feet. A little bit.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. In between their toes for swimming. He swims amazing. He just jumps in.
And he's been from the time he was a puppy, like, there was no coaxing him in the water. He's like, whee. He, like, jumped right in. They know what water is.
Speaker 2: Which is which is genetic memory. It is genetic memory. And that's
Speaker 0: an interesting thing to think about because it's something that, scientists can't put on a scale. Apigenetics. Yeah. Well, also, what is how much is passed down? Like, they can't qual quantify is what I mean.
It's like, if you pass something down to your sun, how much? Can we measure it? Yeah. They know it's there, but they can't
Speaker 2: measure it.
Speaker 0: Can we use a ruler? What is the number? You know, there's certain things that I think we all have. Like, I have, one of my daughters is an obsessive. She she wants to get better at things.
She just, like, really, really, really wants to get better at things, and she she gets obsessed with things. And I've never seen that in, like, a when I see that in at the time, like, when she was at her peak obsession, I'm seeing this in an 11 year old girl. It's like a version of me, but an 11 year old female. And I'm like, woah. This is crazy.
Like, she's got some weird genetic memory that I've passed on to her that she is obsessed with, like, getting better at things and physical things, and she's, like, really confident and really aggressive. And I'm like, Ow. This is weird because I'm seeing like, this is not a kid that had a struggle. Right? Like, my I could attribute a lot of, my craziness to, like, a childhood struggle.
Like, whatever weird trauma I experienced when I was a young person, I can attribute the savagery that I've concocted as, like, a reaction to that, but not this 12 year old. This girl, My daughter's been raised in nothing but transferred. Friendly people. Everyone's loving, but it's a different version of it. Because instead of being an insecure version of it, like I was when I was her age, it's a secure version The next level.
It's a well, it's It's recognizing that there's something going on Anthropomorphize. That goes between parents and children that I don't think anyone really can weigh It's electrochemical. Measure. It's electrochemical. Whatever it is.
I don't know. I don't wanna define it, but there's something going on.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about your dog. That's why I raised this.
Speaker 0: LOL.
Speaker 2: BF Skinner, Kinsey, and others said that when we see a dog small or happy, It's not really happy. It's just a machine. I'm having trouble pronouncing the word anthropomorphize. And, of Of course, they're trying to be gods in the psychiatric system saying your dog isn't really smiling when it wags its tail and puts a smile on its face. You aren't really smiling.
You're just a machine. You're all you're all nature. None of it's nurture. Well, but but that's the but then they say, They are up here, though. They have souls.
They have minds. They have decisions. Just you don't. And it's an ultimate they're in the ruling class. We're in the lower class.
Elitism, what existed before the Germans and then in modern psychiatry and psychology, 200 years ago. And so that's what I'm coming at here is it doesn't mean that the things they've created, the list they've made aren't real human traits, but it's really a a cult, a guilt blocking us from a larger issue because your dog is magic. Your dog does have a soul. It does have an energy. It it is smiling.
You are interfacing. Dogs are psychic buffers, way more psychic than we are. And so what I'm saying is your dog is is is the example of what humanity used to go towards instead of somebody like Bill Gates. Because your dog's open, satisfied, real, empowered. You gotta bring this to Bill Gates.
Oh, I'm I was telling you that that now listen. They're saying your dog is really happy. They're saying you see
Speaker 0: happiness as well.
Speaker 2: You're projecting it. That's a lie. They're not God. The psychiatric system
Speaker 0: But hold on a second. Let in their defense, if my dog by himself had ran for considerable distance and then someone took a photo of him, I bet his mouth would have kind of looked like that. It's very subtle. But when they wag their tails but hold on a second. It's very subtle what's happening between a dog and a person.
Right? But if you were there and you saw the dog and me interact, you would not there would be no guessing as to what's going on. It would be just this big love exchange. Everybody all my friends that come over the house and anyone who meets him, like, he's so friendly. He loves everybody.
And when when I see him in the morning, he and I hug each other. He's like my little gay sweetheart. Like, we're both boys, We kiss each other. We hug He's my daughter. Cuddle.
He's my boy. I love him. But my exchange with him, if you see it, you would never think that it's mechanical.
Speaker 2: But that's why I raised this.
Speaker 0: But it's a it's a thing that people do, Alex, where they're trying to define things they can't possibly define. If you're not there in that moment, you don't know what kind of, unspoken exchange there is between a person and their dog.
Speaker 2: So who are they to declare with anthropomorphism that if you have a dog or a cat, especially a dog, it's a pack animal, so are we, that we're not having love, that its tail isn't wagging, it's jumping on you, it's excited, it gets sick, it won't eat if you're gone. Right. This thing loves you. They can say animals don't love us. Now they say our wife doesn't love us or our husband doesn't.
See, they're telling us we're machines. But Stop.
Speaker 0: Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
Speaker 2: Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
The problem. And all of them said, beyond evil, beyond dignity, you have no rights. We are your gods. And I say, fuck them, man.
Speaker 0: I agree with you. Alright. I'll try to We have to stop stop amplifying their signal and instead amplify by the signal of people that don't think that way. Amplify the signal You're right. Of people that are like
Speaker 2: I focus. I sort of I I focus too much on the enemy Instead of what I believe.
Speaker 0: Well, you've been through the ringer. That's part part of the thing that happens. Like, trauma doesn't just happen to people that are 2 years old. It happens to people that are 44 years old too. Give me another taste.
Speaker 2: 47 now, but
Speaker 0: Whatever the fuck that is, it's good for you.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just gonna get top quality bourbon for you.
Speaker 0: It's very good. It's very good. It's very strong. But, you know, it's the only way we're gonna get out of this is if we look for the good in people dead of looking for the bad. And people
Speaker 2: saying we almost project
Speaker 0: what I'm saying, Alice Jones. Ah. There's bad there's bad in everybody. We can find bad in everybody. But when you look for good in people, you can find good in most people.
And if you find good in most people and you encourage that good and you talk to them about that good. It helps all of us to realize we're all capable of good and bad.
Speaker 2: I agree. All of us. I shouldn't project my hatred of the globalist on everybody. You're right. Because I remember being, like, 12 years old.
Speaker 0: I wanna be a globalist. How do I get in?
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about that moment. I remember being, like, 12 years old at a grocery door. And, like, my dad wasn't that cool. The guy, like, women are hitting on. The shell clerks lagging him.
Everybody's like, wait. And I I I was like, dad, why do they all like you? He goes, I'm not in a bad attitude like you because I had at that time a bad attitude. My dad always had this really great attitude, and everybody liked it. How old were you?
I was, like, 12 years old. And my dad's like, well, because you, you know, you act all upset. You know? Whatever. You're a teenager.
You're not happy. I'm putting out good vibes. Everybody likes me. And and and and that was just the thing is that you're absolutely right, is but but then I kinda took that as well as
Speaker 0: Sounds like your dad was victim blaming.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 0: I don't like it. No. Absolutely. He's a bad person. Super uncomfortable with that.
Speaker 2: Exactly. So we need to get rid of that for speech. Seriously. Very awkward. Very funny.
Speaker 0: Victim blaming is one of my favorite things. Oh, it's hilarious. Not not actually when it happens, but the fact that's become like a a part of the vernacular.
Speaker 2: Explain to me what that even means.
Speaker 0: Well, you know, almost shouldn't
Speaker 2: have worn a short skirt.
Speaker 0: In a bad place, it would be like something happening to someone who is incapable of defending themselves. Right? Like, a woman experiencing something from a man that's horrible and and terrible, whether it's rape or sexual assault, and you say to woman, you shouldn't have been dressed that way. That's victim blaming. That's victim blaming.
But you can look at victim blaming in terms of you could get it you could stretch it out to the end. And at the very end, it's taking responsibility for the consequences of your actions. Like, if you do something stupid, you get the fuck beat out of you.
Speaker 2: Where's the deal?
Speaker 0: The guy that dumbing, but and then someone would say, you're victim blaming because you're making fun of a guy who just got the shit beat out of him. But we all have. We've all sent each other videos. Have you sent your friends' YouTube videos of someone getting beat up or is is a fucking dummy who tries to stop a motorcycle with his hand, and he gets, like, knocked through the air.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah. When they banned me the first time off YouTube, They said that they said that I abused a little kid. It was ABC News where the little the kid's attacking the adult, and the guy throws him down like in Missouri. Well, ABC banned it. ABC ran a story saying that I beat up a kid.
It wasn't even me. But then they later went, okay. It wasn't Jones, but he's still victim blame. Because the kid the kid's attacking the adult. The adult just throws them down after a while, and they
Speaker 0: can't I know what you're talking about. There's a girl who throws throws at a guy, and a guy punches her in the face.
Speaker 2: No. It's like a kid in a
Speaker 0: But have you ever seen that video? There's a terrible video of a girl who's like a 10 year old girl. It's a 10 year old black girl, and there's a a grown man who's in his thirties or whatever. He's a big Ass man too. And the girl starts swinging at the guy, and the guy punches her in the face and knocks her unconscious.
And that's a rough one because it's one of those ones where people go, hey. She shouldn't have done that. Shouldn't have done that. Shouldn't have fucking swung on that guy if you don't wanna get hit back. But one of them is £80, and the other one is £220.
It's a giant man. He's fuck hold on. He's fucking huge. And this little girl swinging at him, and he punches her in the face and KOs him. And it makes me think about what we talked about earlier is that people pick sides, and we get so tribal that we don't wanna look at the faults of our tribe, and we wanna only look at the faults of the other tribe.
When a fucking 30 whatever year old man punches a 10 year old girl, that guy's a bitch. You're not supposed to You're not supposed to punch a 10 year old girl in the face.
Speaker 2: I totally agree.
Speaker 0: Gonna hurt you. This is what you're supposed to say. Stop. Stop. Put your hand on her forehead like a fucking like Popeye.
Look it, man. Watch it again. Play it again for me. The girl comes look how tiny this girl is. He pushes her, and she comes forward, and he punches her in the face.
Speaker 2: No. That's too much.
Speaker 0: It's it's it's a lack of education. Overreaction. It's a lack of education about the consequences of violence. It's a lack of education about the consequences of you being exposed to social media, to billions of people that have opinions what you just did. Well, that's
Speaker 2: that's what happens. I remember you 20 years ago saying the Internet's gonna end TV. Everything will just be the Internet. There's no way the system's gonna compete. You were mainly true, but now big tech and big
Speaker 0: I said that, but marijuana really said that. It was really marijuana talking. I said it, but it was 2010. I had just started smoking weed.
Speaker 2: That was way before 2000. 2000. Yes.
Speaker 0: That's what it was. And I was like, this is I know what's gonna happen here.
Speaker 2: And you laid it all out. Tell tell us.
Speaker 0: I I saw when I I I started watching it was certain channels that would, deliver bizarre information and weird stories from around the world. And then there was dudes that like like Tom Green early on started this Internet talk show, and you could just go there on your computer. And if you had, like, a 15 inches screen, you could watch Tom Green on your 15 inches screen. And I remember watching this and thinking, like, oh, this is gonna keep going. If Tom Green can have a web show that you can watch on your television.
Speaker 2: And there you are on it.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I remember thinking, how long how long is it gonna be before everyone has a Tom Green show? I had a bit that I used to do in my act that was based on that. It's like Like, the idea was about a reality show that was following the cameraman on a reality show.
Speaker 2: I remember you. Yeah. What about interracial porn of the South?
Speaker 0: And that but hold on a second. The reality show was that this
Speaker 2: the reality was that this
Speaker 0: the reality was that this What the fuck was I even talking about? You
Speaker 2: Tom Green, and you predicted the Internet was gonna kill mainstream TV. Because everybody's gonna have cameraman. He's gonna follow cameraman.
Speaker 0: That's right. Thank you. Oh, look
Speaker 2: at that.
Speaker 0: The reality show.
Speaker 2: Look at that.
Speaker 0: It was a we're clearly intoxicated.
Speaker 2: No. I remember that.
Speaker 0: Cam it was a cam I don't There was a a cam a reality show about a cameraman on a reality show. That was the, joke. And the bit was and then we're gonna wanna know it gets it's gonna be so fascinating. This guy travels around the world, and he films reality shows. What a life.
And then we're gonna be like, what is the life of the guy who's the cameraman who films the cameraman on a reality show? What's he gonna be like? And then, eventually, it's just gonna expand to the cameraman of the cameraman of the cameraman. Was The the idea was that there was 2 mirrors facing together, and it's nothing on either side but cameraman in reality shows. We all become a cameraman in a reality show about a cameraman.
It's true. It's like that fucking movie where the dudes are eating each other's asses. What's that movie? Human caterpillar.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Right?
Speaker 0: That's scary movie. Centipede. Human centipede. But they sew the people's mouths through the people's ass and yeah. Yeah.
That's exactly what that is. And I never put that on a special. I I had that bit, and I never did anything with it. It was one of those
Speaker 2: bits powerful.
Speaker 0: But it was a ridiculous bit. It was like it was a little too early for its time. I didn't know what to do.
Speaker 2: That. You've gotta bring back your older comedy that's 20 years old because now it's new. No.
Speaker 0: Well, it's all most of it's been on specials and stuff. No. I know. That means
Speaker 2: you can work
Speaker 0: it. It's always you comedy is a thing. Dude.
Speaker 2: It's like if
Speaker 0: but comedy is a thing that almost you can't do that. It's a temptation to reach back and pull some of the old bits, but the correct thing to do is to plow forward and try to find what you think of right now.
Speaker 2: Like No. I agree. But if you're really right about something, it's not really comedy now. It's Like, a vision that came true. That's yeah.
It's okay to look back at
Speaker 0: I don't think I have any of those, though. I don't think I have
Speaker 2: any vision that I Tommy that I saw. They were doing it before. I saw you saw you, like, 989, 9, 2000, and I I would just come even in town you'd know I was coming. And it was all I mean, it's always been very original, but, I mean, you still do this, but back then, it was This is the future. We're supposed to be flying around in spacesuits, but instead, we're about to
Speaker 0: Oh, yeah. I had jet packs and robot fucked off.
Speaker 2: Have you heard how they sell more multiracial or into the south anywhere else.
Speaker 0: There there was a bit that I was doing that was based on conversations with you. I had a a a giant amount of bits that were about about conspiracy theories, and a lot of them was from hanging out with you and also people's reactions to conspiracy theories. One of the things that makes me excited about about some conspiracy theories is how some people are so reluctant to admit that any of them exist. We start going back in history. You're like, where do we have to start?
Let's start with Vietnam. How do you
Speaker 2: think we got into Vietnam?
Speaker 0: Do you know about the Gulf of Tonkin? And they're like, what's that? And they're like, you show them that, and you take them to a website, and you send them an email. And you're like, hey. I'm gonna send you a video, and this video explains a lot more.
And then you call them the next day. You're like, what do you think about Kennedy? How did Kennedy die? Well, Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. Really?
Interesting. I'm gonna send you this, and I'm gonna send you that. And have you ever shot anything with a rifle? I have. You know what happens to bullets?
They fucking explode. They hit bones, and they splatter. They don't look anything like the original bullet. But the bullet that they attributed the murder of JFK they found on the gurney of governor Connolly Undamaged. Connolly, rather, who happened to just be, you know, where the bullet was.
The bullet just fell out of his pocket or something. It's the dumbest idea of all of that.
Speaker 2: So it's it's it's a war on questioning. And and and just as a case example, I used to get attacked a lot. Now most I I I get a lot less attacks now after the system came after me. When they ignored me, nobody really cared. When they attacked me, the system's so discredited that it actually built me up, and that's a weird phenomenon.
Speaker 0: You're an awesome test case. You know why? Because you're a test case where it's on like, if you look at the pod one of the things that people, I think, are upset at me about the podcast we just did is that I gave you a platform. Right? This is the words that you give someone a platform.
This is this is the mindset of a person that's afraid of competing ideas, even if those competing ideas are awful. And I understand that you would be reluctant to ever accept or or multiply awful ideas. But the best way to combat that, and it's been shown throughout history, is better ideas. The simplest way to combat that is to shut it down. It's like, if you have a kid and you're and you say, you gotta go to bed, and your kid goes, why do I have to go to bed?
And you go, shut the fuck up. It's sort of the same thing. It's like you're taking this extreme position that it's my way or the highway? Well, what I find never do that with a child.
Speaker 2: What I find they do is they misrepresent what you said, then they ban you for that reason and then lie about you and take over your identity and say, Alex Jones is saying this because you can't respond. That's really the the the the identity theft that goes on.
Speaker 0: There's a part of that is one of the things where people can talk about certain things is because they know you can't respond. That that is one of the most insidious parts about the suppression of free speech. It's not that it's a good thing to suppress hate speech. I can understand why you would think it's a good it's a good thing to stop antisemitic, racist, transphobic, homophobic, I can understand why you would think that it would be a good thing to suppress those ideas. But there's a fundamental problem with human nature that if you do suppress those ideas, it empowers or at least emboldens the people that have those ideas.
Though that their ideas are being suppressed because they're right and you don't wanna hear the truth. And then the problem is that keeps those people who are wrong in a lot of cases. It keeps them from accepting new ideas? Because you've become such a ruthless and and and and and and an enemy that can't be reasoned with. You've ejected them from the platform.
You've banned them forever because they've misstepped. Well, you've made you've made them solidified in their original and and possibly incorrect position because they've their identity has become attached to them opposing you.
Speaker 2: Exactly. And It's
Speaker 0: it's dangerous. It's a it's a it's a wrong long way to look at conflict.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's go further. Talk about they say, oh, don't say the n word. I never said the n word. Fine. Ban somebody for that.
But then next, Like you said, Joe, it's everything else gets banned because I agree. Ban the n word, because I don't wanna say the n word. I don't hurt somebody's feelings. I don't agree with that. Now they've taken all the speak here's what they do.
They focus on the KKK and and and, you know, child molesters having, you know, not having free speech, but then it becomes I don't know. We talked months ago, heads of hospitals, mainline scientists, mainline doctors come out and say, hey. We got a 100% cure rate with this. Hey. You know, we're finding these are false positive COVIDs 97% of the time.
German court just found that last week. Hey. Wait. Wait.
Speaker 0: There's a for what's the first thing you said? 100% what? 100% of survival rate?
Speaker 2: They've been having 100% survival rates at major hospitals with up to a 1000 patients. Is that real? If they catch people early and give them, inhaled steroids?
Speaker 0: Okay. But it's not a 100% survival rate overall when people are hospitalized.
Speaker 2: We have articles on info wars.com with the major whistleblower today that manages 35 hospital groups, something on the East Coast, and then they gave us the the data. Alright. Not one COVID death in all their hospitals. But here's the thing. Supposed COVID centers.
Speaker 0: This this is one of those things where this is where we hit, like, a barrier where we try to figure out whose position is gonna win. Is it left or right? Is it is it pro science and medicine, or is it pro the government
Speaker 2: I'm not getting at it. It's wind people that
Speaker 0: wanna control everything and wanna lock us down and keep us weak. This is one of those weird sort
Speaker 2: of podcast. Since when are consumer advocacy groups criticizing vaccines banned off Facebook, Twitter, everything? Since when? Who's that? Oh, I mean, mainline groups.
I can pull
Speaker 0: it all up. 6 Wind Please tell me. Who is it?
Speaker 2: Listen. We we talked through it for months ago. You were No.
Speaker 0: But but who's the consumer advocacy groups that are
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Do I have people like doctor Mercola? I mean, I mean, the list goes on
Speaker 0: and on. Okay. Is that guy a little quackish?
Speaker 2: No. I mean, he's a medical Not at all? Okay.
Speaker 0: Joe, there's medical doctors in Idaho that do coke.
Speaker 2: Joe, here here's what I'm here's what I'm telling you.
Speaker 0: Anybody know any doctors that do coke?
Speaker 2: There's a lot of them are crazy.
Speaker 0: They're good. They're good people. They just enjoy good things.
Speaker 2: Say, don't listen to the doctors.
Speaker 0: No. Oh, don't say that.
Speaker 2: No. No. That's another person. No.
Speaker 0: Tell me
Speaker 2: what I'm talking about.
Speaker 0: But we're we're doing the same thing. We're going red versus blue.
Speaker 2: We're not. Let
Speaker 0: me them or don't believe them?
Speaker 2: No. No. No. I'm not.
Speaker 0: Keep it up in mind.
Speaker 2: I'm describing the terrain. Okay. We're told by the UN and the communist Chinese that he this is the official story on COVID. Anything deviating, big tech and media ban, including senator Rand Paul, who's a medical doctor, make statements about COVID and how it wasn't 4% that died. It wasn't even 1 10th of 1% that died, even in the sickest, oldest groups.
They go, Sorry. That's not under the WHO directive. Boom. You can't say it. And so we were talking months ago when you were first moving to Austin.
You go, yeah. I see all these doctors, you know, mainline being deleted off Facebook, Twitter, Google, who own hospitals, who run clinics, who are having incredible success, Even if they were wrong, let them have their speech. Since when is oh, big text says that's not allowed. So they're suppressing a real debate about the vaccines and about all of this and lying and saying, you're putting out this info. Here's an example.
The Spotify CEO, when I was on your show, came out 2 days later and said, We went and looked. The things they said, John
Speaker 0: have anything to do with vaccines.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you. It's free speech. No. I'm I'm commending the CEO of the company to join. So why did you let's ask this question.
Speaker 0: Daniel's a good man. The one of the reasons why went and looked, and I didn't say the
Speaker 2: things to me or said I said.
Speaker 0: It's not it's not even Well, finally, someone actually looked. Listen, Alex. You gotta think of what it's like to be a 23 year old kid who is friends with a bunch of other 23 year old kids that espouse a very rigid ideology. And when someone deviates from this ideology ideology and says, maybe the guy is not a bad guy. Maybe he had, like a psychotic moment.
Maybe he had a bad time. Maybe maybe he believed it because he's seen so much bullshit. He's seen so many lies. Maybe he went crazy because he's even wrong, but maybe he went crazy because he's on his own and because nobody wants to stand up and say, hey. He's right about a lot of shit.
And let me tell you something. Every fucking time I did that, I said, why are you friends with Alex Jones? I'm like, he's right about a lot of shit. Like, you you can't And
Speaker 2: you're the enemy, and I appreciate it.
Speaker 0: The fucking World Trade Organization shit that you exposed in 911 Road to Tyranny, I remember that was the first time that I ever discovered what an agent provocateur was. And this was 2001 or 2002 whenever that video came out. And I remember I I remember thinking, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
You mean there's people that get paid by whatever agency or whatever fucking department, and those people pretend to be protesters, and they wear masks
Speaker 2: and they
Speaker 0: smash shit, whatever it was. Zelda Force. I don't know if you have the documents.
Speaker 2: Oh, the army's good. It's what an order to do.
Speaker 0: If you I watched that video, and you got regular people who are just protesting and then other people who are smashing windows and turning over fucking mailboxes. They don't get in trouble. And I was like, what is happening here? And then when you show that they all have the same government issue boots, and they were all, like, they they all
Speaker 2: They staged an event, like, all the time.
Speaker 0: Put them in a fucking house. They all went in the house. They made a negotiation. They set them all free. That's right.
That's real.
Speaker 2: But we had to send cameras there to show it. That's what I'm saying is you're right, though. I saw so much of that that I was honest in that court case where they're like, Why did you and I said, I believed everything was fake at that time.
Speaker 0: At the point, even my point is that even if you're right, even if you're wrong rather about some things
Speaker 2: I'm at work.
Speaker 0: You're a human being, and your perspective is valuable. And one of the reasons why you were wrong about such things is because you were abandoned. There were so many people that didn't want to hitch their car up to your train because they were scared. They would get caught in the 911 and the Bohemian Grove conspiracy and the fucking Bilderberg conspiracy. There was so many different things that led people down uncomfortable moments and uncomfortable conversations, they didn't wanna be a part of it, so they just left you alone.
And when people get abandoned by all of the other people around them that may possibly have an inkling that you're correct, you start going fucking crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 0: You start going crazy.
Speaker 2: I was honest. I mean, couple years ago, I was pretty crazy until I realized just so when they're attacking me, I I don't care anymore. That's just yeah.
Speaker 0: But part of it is that some of the shit you see is real, but it doesn't get recognized. So then you're like, well, I know that's true. So if that's true and it doesn't get recognized, how do I know that this isn't true too? And if you don't have any people around you that are stable and that are open minded and they're talking to you about it, and you don't have these conversations, you only have, like, people that either agree with you or no one wants to talk to you, you get trapped in a a mind prison, and you start thinking, I don't have enough data to to bounce this off of. I don't we need other people.
If you have a crazy idea, like, hey. Am I wrong, or does the government wanna kill all these fucking small businesses? You need a a fucking smart person around you to go, that's not what's going on. What's going on?
Speaker 2: That is what they want.
Speaker 0: They're gonna sell it in power. Do want it, Alex Jones. But my point is that you could say, well, there's a bunch of fucking politicians don't wanna be criticized, and they're more scared of being reelect Sure. Reelected than they are of people losing their jobs. There's that too.
Well, I
Speaker 2: wanna say this. I always watch your podcast. I love it. Anytime you wanna get interviewed, come here because you've been dominating, and it's pure Joe Rogan. This is historic.
Speaker 0: Well, let me tell you something. You're running off yet.
Speaker 2: We gotta look at that.
Speaker 0: I'm not going anywhere.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just why I wanna go to my list, though.
Speaker 0: You gotta get You got a crazy list.
Speaker 2: No. No. But what you're all wound up today.
Speaker 0: It's a good podcast. It is. Right now, we're we're up, though. What's going on? Nothing.
We're drunk.
Speaker 2: I think you're like been drinking. Been drinking. We drank 3 or 4 drinks. Yeah. I'm out of work.
Speaker 0: Look at the we started that fucking bottle was that bottle was open. What's that
Speaker 2: on the top? This is actually just
Speaker 0: This is absolutely Talk to me about the universe, Alex Jones, because one of the things that we didn't talk about on the last podcast that you said, I wanna talk about the universe.
Speaker 2: No. I agree. And and and here's the deal. I I I'm not using you in this interview, but you're so big and the system Wants wants to watch what you're doing so I can get messages through when you're on the show. So one of the things I wanted to say to the left is, I know more about the left than the average left person on the left does.
I know what the left hand path means. I know about the jack of bones. I know about it going all back to, you know, to Egypt, the left hand path. You guys are being used by the globalist. They don't care about you.
They don't wanna empower you, and I'm not a leftist or a rightist. I'm a prohuman person, And so I've been typecast with this whole Trump thing. I'm not running for Trump.
Speaker 0: Be a t shirt you sell on infowars.com. I'm not a leftist. I'm not a rightist. I'm a prohuman person.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 0: I'll still deal.
Speaker 2: I I I've I've supported Trump.
Speaker 0: Oh, you
Speaker 2: did a good good job. Wars.com. Anyways, but I'm not Trump. I was part of the prohuman movement that Trump skateboarded in or surfed in on and sort of the left. I'm not saying leave me alone.
Stop attacking me. I'm just saying you've taken facsimiles of me and then created sculptures of a demon that is partially me, partially what you made up. And I'm just saying it's stupid because I don't care if you're black, white, old, young, gay, straight, whatever it is. I want you to have pro freedom and a future, And and I'm not the person that they've taken out of context. You're not.
You're not. You're not. And that's why you and I
Speaker 0: are friends. You're not that guy. You're you're you're a valuable person in a lot of ways. You whether or not people think that the negative outweighs the positive, I understand I I respect, and I understand your perspective. I respectfully also disagree, and I think that you we we have to the the best way forward is to abandon tribal behavior.
Speaker 2: I agree. But what is my what is my worldview you're saying it is clear with?
Speaker 0: No. It's not me.
Speaker 2: I mean, not all
Speaker 0: of us. No. No. No. No.
No. Not that I disagree. I understand where people are coming from. They're speaking to you. Understand, but what I'm saying is our best way forward is to abandon tribal behavior because tribal behavior creates conflicts where they don't necessarily
Speaker 2: exist. Only replace a tribe with a tribe. So what is what is the world what is the worldview?
Speaker 0: You know where we found that out? Chaz. Chaz in in Seattle Yeah. When they they took over zone. They took over a 6 block area, and immediately, they placed armed guards.
They started beating up people for filming on cell phones. They put barriers up. They turned it into the worst country I ever
Speaker 2: more oppressive than any place
Speaker 0: for Yes. In the US. Yep.
Speaker 2: Yes. It's what people do. I I gotta raise that. There's one thing you did predict on a bunch of your podcasts because I watch a lot of it. You're so prolific.
I only see a small, you know, 10% as much as I can. But you were, like even when I was predicting stuff before I did, you were like, they're gonna start trying to take people's houses. We're gonna take over the neighborhood. Yeah. No matter who wins, this is gonna get really bad.
And I'm like, no. Soros flips that on and off. But, actually, what you said is true. They're now going to Seattle, Portland, they're coming to the neighborhood saying, give us your houses.
Speaker 0: Well, I think the people that are in positions of government, whether they're governors or mayors or There's a lot of those people that have to weigh 2 things simultaneously. One of them is being reelected. One of them is finding out where's the wind blowing. Is the wind blowing progressive, or is the wind going, we're going conservative. We hit a fucking everybody's dead.
We need to fucking tighten up our belt, or is it like, hey. We need to open up the borders and let everybody in. And politicians wanna be elected. So 70% is figure out what the people want. 30% is what what can we really do?
What can we really do? What can we really do? So you say things that maybe you can't really do. No.
Speaker 2: No. But back to the You you predicted this they're not going after Jeff Bezos. They're not going after Tim Cook. They're not going after Bill Gates. They're going to, like, $1,000,000 houses going, you're rich.
Give me your house.
Speaker 0: What I was predicting was that if you let people just take over 6 blocks of Seattle. The you're you're setting a horrible precedent, and you listen. I'm a fucking moron. I'm just a comedian. But I understand psychology, and I understand the way people attack each other and the way people dominate each other.
You can't just allow someone to take over 6 blocks. Because the problem is, if you do, now you're allowing a new, more ruthless group to take over the 6 blocks from the people that took over the 6 blocks.
Speaker 2: So you're putting a warlord in.
Speaker 6: A warlord.
Speaker 0: You can put a warlord in. You can set it up so that, like, you have the best way to survive and succeed is to be more vicious. Like, these guys just came in with guns. You gotta come in with nuclear weapons, and we just get crazier and crazier.
Speaker 2: We just So so what we're doing
Speaker 0: competing. Young men are rising. Right? They're rising to positions of prominence. They have influence.
They're they're aggressive. They want they decide, we're gonna take this over in the name of socialism, and everybody's like, yeah.
Speaker 2: Pay us taxes. Yeah. They haven't read any fucking
Speaker 0: So let
Speaker 2: me ask you this. What was the moment because, I mean, we were talking 6 months ago. You might move to Texas. In your own show, you're talking about it, then you made the decision. You did it.
What what was the trigger? What was the final moment?
Speaker 0: There was no final moment. The final moment was
Speaker 2: There was always that my
Speaker 0: family was into it. My family being into it was the best thing because I was like, let's go.
Speaker 2: That's right. You said, I'm thinking of moving to Texas, but I wanna take the family out there first. That was, like, 6 months ago.
Speaker 0: As soon as they were into it, I was like, let's go. Let's do it. I have a weird I have a weird ability to camp. I can go camping. I can lay out one of those inflatable, one of those fake mattresses Yeah.
Fucking put a tent up. I can go to sleep, man. I can sleep in the mountains. I got a weird ability to just camp. I can camp.
You know? I don't like being cold, but I can camp. And a part of me likes it.
Speaker 2: Oh, I get it. You like the reality?
Speaker 0: What I've been imposed upon. I like when I have, difficulties that I over have to overcome. And camping is, like, one of those things. So for me, moving to a new place like Austin, it was like, yes. Here we go.
It's like I'm going to the gym today. I'm doing something that's different. I'm doing something that's, like, I I signed up for a triathlon. I decided to to fucking start swimming. I never swam before.
Whatever it is, I I think those things are important. And moving to a new place is akin in a lot of ways to the same experience you get when
Speaker 2: you try something new. You should go down below Barton Springs.
Speaker 0: Going anywhere, bitch.
Speaker 2: On Barton Springs. It's it's a big, exactly. It it's a big walled off.
Speaker 0: Yeah. It's a crazy cave system. Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah. But but they they close it with the COVID hysteria,
Speaker 0: but they're
Speaker 2: gonna reopen it. But just south of it is is the springs coming out, and then it goes about 400 yards of the river. No one's snorkeling in it. There's a few canoes. You get in that.
There's carp, alligator, gar, huge, like, 10, 15 pound bass. It's better than the Caribbean. We wanna go when it's like a sunny day so you can see everything.
Speaker 0: Dude, you shouldn't put this online. People gonna know your spot. That's the problem.
Speaker 2: I I they they don't know.
Speaker 0: That's one thing that I I doubt when I first started hunting. I was like, oh, this is weird. People don't like to share spots. Like, here's a here's a fucking controversy. The people that are really into hunting.
Okay. Most regular folks, which I would have been for most of my life, most regular folks who have a limited income, you have to you you have to try to get a tag. Right? So you sign up. You apply for a tag.
Lottery. In text well, Texas has very little public land.
Speaker 2: I got a couple
Speaker 0: But, like, Nevada, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming, you pick spots, you apply for tags, and you might get them or you might not get them. And if you get them, like, to be in a place like Wyoming and to be able to experience that and to be able to hunt elk, to be able to hunt your whole all your meals for a year in the mountains, you and an and an animal, and you're wandering through the woods with a bow and arrow.
Speaker 2: And that that that activates all the all the epigenetics, all the genetic memories.
Speaker 0: There are some memories in there, son. Let me tell you, I didn't start bow hunting until I was 2,006 so I was, like, for 46 years old, 45 years old, there's some memories that are, like, buried deep in their name.
Speaker 2: About shooting something with a bow. It's very satisfying.
Speaker 0: It is a part of killing.
Speaker 2: It's like it's there and all this stuff activates it.
Speaker 0: It's a part of, I think, like, a 1000 years of genetics
Speaker 2: or more.
Speaker 0: Well, yes. People that evolved, they they evolved Figuring out how to use animal sinew and turn it into, like, some kind of a string, some kind of a
Speaker 2: That's what dentists and everybody are. They're all they get high when they do it. Like, people that do work or artwork or people that are make exactly like when I I've sat there and shot stuff at, like, 50, 60 yards with a crossbow. And just the satisfaction
Speaker 0: Listen to me. A crossbow is nonsense. You gotta stop watching The Walking Dead.
Speaker 2: I like both.
Speaker 0: Crossbow is a shitty gun.
Speaker 2: I agree. It's a bolt.
Speaker 0: It's just a gun. It's a shitty gun.
Speaker 2: Here's my I never had a lot of time to hunt,
Speaker 0: but has a scope on it.
Speaker 2: I've been bow hunting for a long time. And and and I, I, I'm just saying, it's just fun. I I didn't shoot a bunch of stuff with them crossbows. Pretty fun.
Speaker 0: Well, it's definitely better than a rifle in a weird way.
Speaker 2: Buzz are Buzz are great too. But but but here's the thing I'm telling you.
Speaker 0: But here's the weird way. You you should always do the thing that's the most effective. Right? So, like, if we use that 300 wind mag, that's the most effective.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing. We have I've got a little ranch right outside town, and we need to clear the hogs off of it because they ate the baby deer and so there's too many of them. It's about 50. So exactly that 300 win MAC, 10 rounds, You could probably get out there and shoot 10 pigs at a at a at a at a and and then you send the meat off, get it butchered, give it to the homeless.
Speaker 0: Well well, also eat it. Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: Good. But I'm saying, you can't eat 10 hogs.
Speaker 0: You can eat 1, but yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hey. Call Pat Riley across the street. Have him bring the gun cam footage or the, the hunt footage we've got out there. I mean, it's it's it's amazing footage. I mean, it's like 50 hogs every night.
We were able to blast it.
Speaker 0: It's if you wanted to look at, like, what's the most ethical method of hunting, the best method is an animal that you have to kill anyway. And you were like, why do you have to kill it? Like,
Speaker 2: Hogs have 3 litters a year. They're taking they're they eat the baby deer. They're taking over. It's it's an industrial creature we created. And once they're out, they're only for a year.
Long hair, huge tusk, they're vicious. Yeah.
Speaker 0: I think we need to let go of the word we. Right? Yeah. I didn't create hot fucking wild hogs. No.
Right? So we?
Speaker 2: They're just out there.
Speaker 0: We use a bet no. Somebody did it.
Speaker 2: Our ancestors were breeding pigs, and
Speaker 0: they got out. Dickheads that didn't understand biology. They brought some fucking wild crazy pigs over from the other side of the world. Yeah. They did it.
Yeah. They did. Here's a weird thing like
Speaker 2: Now we gotta kill them.
Speaker 0: You know they're all the same? Wild boars, domestic pigs?
Speaker 2: Same.
Speaker 0: Same animal.
Speaker 2: That's right. And a lot of folks think that a razorback or javelina is a pig. It's a totally different species. It's a pickering.
Speaker 0: You know Doug Sanhope. Me like this right now. I'm drunk. Joe, I wanna talk to Joe. Doug Sanhope, his his neighbor, their dog got killed by one of those fucking crazy javelinas.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Those are horrible creatures.
Speaker 0: They they apparently, they, like, ambushed it, where one of them, like, stood there and the other ones flanked it and attacked it from the side? Yeah.
Speaker 2: They're evil. Pickerings pickerings yeah. They'll they'll run your dog on the side and fuck them.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. It's a weird animal.
Speaker 2: That's a whole another it's not even a pig species. It's more like a cat.
Speaker 0: Well, it's definitely not totally a pig.
Speaker 2: No. It's closely related to To a,
Speaker 0: It looks close enough to a pig. Hyena. So I'm like, hey, man. You guys
Speaker 2: I I looked it up.
Speaker 0: Don't know each other at all.
Speaker 2: Guys, maybe I'm wrong. I won't remember. Look up if a pickering or a razorback, what family it's in. I think it's closely related to a cat than it is to a a pig.
Speaker 0: Yeah. There's weird things that are familiar with cats. You you ever have, Kopi Luwak coffee? No. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: That's not even a real Razorback, though.
Speaker 0: Kopi Luwak coffee is coffee that comes from a civet. So the civet eats the coffee beans and shits them out. And then people collect them and clean them up and then sell them, and it makes the best fucking coffee ever.
Speaker 2: When you said about tried it, I've heard of it.
Speaker 0: It's so good. It's really good. Like, it's it's a cat. Like, a civet is kind of a cat. It's, like, real
Speaker 2: By the way, do you have a rag doll?
Speaker 0: Photograph of a civet? By the way, do
Speaker 2: you have a rat rag doll cats?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Hold on. Let's look at a civet.
Speaker 2: Now I was trying to stalk you, but but but because I I watched the show a lot. Today, I've been going, hey. You've got ragdoll cats. Tell Joe you've got them. So I didn't know you
Speaker 0: had read them together. This week, Cam.
Speaker 2: They're smart.
Speaker 0: Well, they're really relaxed.
Speaker 2: Pretty blue eyes. Yeah. There's your civet.
Speaker 0: Yeah. So that animal shits out coffee beans, and then it's super expensive. It's called Kopi Luwat.
Speaker 2: I've heard of it.
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So is it really good?
Speaker 0: It's really good. It's weird. It's like coffee, but, like, smoother. It's like coffee with a hug. Coffee with, like, a a built in hug, a natural e like, more of like a hug instead of a pat on the back,
Speaker 2: like a rub. I wanna talk a side glass.
Speaker 0: Like a rub. A coffee with a rub.
Speaker 2: Like, you seem so satisfied, Joe. You're all about peacemaking and fixing everything.
Speaker 0: Well, I think, genuinely, all bullshit aside, if you if you're playing this weird game of life and you find certain mazes where you can traverse further than other people. I think it's important to relay what you've learned. And if I've learned anything, it's like there's a great benefit in just being nice. Because people aren't just what they are. They're what they're what they are when you approach them with your own bullshit.
Everybody's different for different people. Sure.
Speaker 2: I could
Speaker 0: I have people that I'm really tight with, that people are like, you know that guy? Like, what's he like? I'm like, he's the nicest guy in the world. Like, oh, man. Me and him didn't get along.
I'm like, because everybody's not the same thing when they interact with different people.
Speaker 2: Sure. And when we're being told of the left, though, we all need to follow their rule. We are all the same, but we're not all the same.
Speaker 0: The problem is the the idea of the left. That's the real
Speaker 2: problem. They used to be the counterculture Who where does the left become today? What does the left become today?
Speaker 0: It's almost like there's, like, this weird sort of mold. We gotta grab it and pull it away from reality, the left versus the right, whatever we wanna call it, it's all nonsense. It's just a bunch of people.
Speaker 2: Okay. The problem is censoring everybody to call themselves Lex.
Speaker 0: We are dealing with the remnants of a savage past, where people killed people with stone acts tools.
Speaker 2: And now we do it
Speaker 0: with chemtrails and vaccines. Slow down. My point is we're connected with this idea that we have to, absolutely have to, be in opposition with each other.
Speaker 2: Oh, I agree. I don't think they do. Cribs or bloods. That's dumb.
Speaker 0: It's nonsense. That's the weakness. The weakness is not, like, flip flopping or reconsidering your opinions, the real weakness is the really thinking that people that are just marginally different from you in terms of the way they look at things, that those people are your enemy.
Speaker 2: We have to stop seeing each other as the enemy. But That's what I
Speaker 0: wanted to
Speaker 2: just talked
Speaker 0: 90 per I'm making up numbers. 90 7.8%. But
Speaker 2: here's an example. Temple
Speaker 0: people who disagreed with other people. Just
Speaker 2: Temple. He was a mid mainline liberal who has a conscience.
Speaker 0: He's not liberal.
Speaker 2: But he should be he he would call himself more of a liberal. He wouldn't. Well, he used to.
Speaker 0: No. We're both liberal. Listen. The best thing about Tim Pool is he doesn't think about that. He just looks at what what's real.
Speaker 2: Okay. So, Tim Pool, the point is I forget the point I was trying to get at here is
Speaker 0: I know. I interrupted you.
Speaker 2: No. No. It's okay. It's okay. What I'm trying to get at here is is that what was the point about Tim Pool?
Speaker 0: He's got a awesome beanie. He has awesome beanie.
Speaker 2: No. He will come out and criticize Apple for literally lobbying against the US law that condemns slave labor in China. And Apple literally It has some of the worst contractors out there, Foxconn, the Suicide Nets, the Uyghurs. That's like in The Wall Street Journal, New York Times. If you have a question, I'll show it to you.
My question is, how does Apple say I'm curated and banned because I've questioned public events and lie about me, but then they could help run death camps in China. I mean, All I'm saying is, wow. The average leftist is, like, pro war now, and they like, you know, slave labor in China.
Speaker 0: I can't believe you went there. What? Can't believe it. It's true.
Speaker 2: I've got it right here. Guys, pull up. It's even You
Speaker 0: don't have to.
Speaker 2: It's even the Washington Post. Apple lobbies against antislave labor law. Just put it in. I mean, what the hell is going on here? These people are crazy.
Speaker 0: What the hell is going on here?
Speaker 2: Well, how does Tim Cook sit in judgment of me and then Apple's doing and I got an Apple phone. I'm not even like, I'm a hypocrite. I'm not even it works better than droids. All, I mean, all I'm saying is is that I'm sitting here. Look at this.
Apple's lobbying his bill aimed at stopping forced labor in China. I mean, I I
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Like like,
Speaker 0: I don't know if that's true. What Oh, Washington Post. Damn.
Speaker 2: That's Jeff Bezos, baby.
Speaker 0: That's heavy.
Speaker 2: That's his little booty.
Speaker 0: But, you know, Samsung makes a hell of a phone.
Speaker 2: No. No. All I'm saying is is that I'm not running forced labor camps where people are executed, and they don't mean That's because we're I mean, I I'm like, okay. I questioned some public events. No one ever covered it when I questioned Sandy Hook.
I barely ever covered it years later When I'm like, yeah. I think it happened. They go, oh, you you made it all up to make money. I it was like a blip on the radar screen. I'm sorry kids die, but I didn't do it.
And then they make it my identity. Like, Jones is making his money. Yeah. Meanwhile, I'm not running slave camps in China.
Speaker 0: You know what would help? You're right. You are not running slave camps in China. But what would help is if you just were like, I fucked up.
Speaker 1: I've said it
Speaker 2: a 100 times.
Speaker 0: I know. I know. You gotta say it again.
Speaker 2: I believe it happened.
Speaker 0: I know. I believe mass I know. I know. Happening? I know.
The Internet? I know. You gotta say it again. I I but Everybody has to say it.
Speaker 2: Lawyers and people know, though.
Speaker 0: I know.
Speaker 2: They milk it. Like, Jones is attacking us again.
Speaker 0: I understand. I understand. I understand. There's a a a complicated
Speaker 2: People wanted to be on the street. They go they go, fuck you, motherfucker. Stop going to the Sandy Hook parents' house and stop saying the kids didn't die. I go, hey. I never said go to their house, and I didn't I I I didn't say I'm like, hey.
I didn't say it for years. They don't care. They wanna feel good.
Speaker 0: I understand. But there's also this
Speaker 2: Because the news in my name says that.
Speaker 0: Yes. But there's also That's their excuse to say it. I get it.
Speaker 2: So how do I counter that? I'm ranting.
Speaker 0: It's not that you should counter it. It's that all of us everywhere should recognize that people do things that they don't they after they did it, they think, oh, that was a mistake Yeah. Or, oh, that wasn't right. And the problem with a person like yourself who after 911, who was already in this weird state. So to explain to people from 2,001 to 2,010, like, Alex had taken this position that there was a lot more to the official story than what meets the eye.
Now whether or not it was that was the United States was involved or that there was, some sort
Speaker 2: of that one.
Speaker 0: Or there was some sort of, like, terrible mismanagement or that they didn't have the proper security systems in place. There were so many different things. So from all those years after you did that was, like, the number one thing you weren't allowed to say. You were never allowed to say, hey. How did this happen?
You were never allowed to have alternative theories even if they were wrong.
Speaker 2: But you're not allowed
Speaker 0: to have
Speaker 2: them I once I because I my lawyers are like, stop saying what you just and I'm like they're like asking us, why did you say Sandy Hook didn't happen? Well, the Internet didn't believe it. I saw some anomalies and Used to back then, I thought everything was staged. I kinda grew up. They're going, oh my I'm being honest.
Like, no one's ever been honest to them. Yeah. I'm, like, literally, like, you know?
Speaker 0: This is the thing. It's like exposing things that are uncomfortable but true is as important as as anything that we do. And But if people have a right
Speaker 2: to expose something that's true Yeah. But sometimes you're gonna be wrong. Right. Right. Right.
Right.
Speaker 0: I
Speaker 2: mean, but the point is Like, you But here's
Speaker 0: the thing. There's not a discipline. Right? There's not, like if you wanna earn a PhD in psychology, there's a discipline that you follow. If you wanna earn, you know, a a fucking master's degree in economics, you have to go through steps.
Right? If you wanna really figure out how you've been lied to, you have to be a courageous person, you have to maybe even be delusional, and you have to step out way on the end of that ledge. And you gotta be able to get your fucking toes over that building and feel the feel the air under your toes. You're on your own. And if you stay on that ledge with that wind under your toes for so long, you started thinking crazy shit, Alex Jones.
And I'm sure that's what you were. I'm sure you were thinking crazy shit. That you were thinking everything's fake. They're lying to us about everything. They fucking set it all up.
It was a missile that hit the Pentagon. It's nonsense. It's like maybe that fucking Complaint was a hologram. I don't know what's going on. What happened to flight 93?
You start thinking crazy shit. Oh, goddamn. Go all the way back to Vietnam.
Speaker 2: What the fuck
Speaker 0: happened to the Gulf of Tonkin?
Speaker 2: I mean, and
Speaker 0: and What happened?
Speaker 2: War, babies incubators didn't happen. Dick Cheney has
Speaker 0: a fucking artificial heart.
Speaker 2: Jussie Smollett, it's like
Speaker 0: You remember when Dick Cheney's heart didn't show a pulse?
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. For a couple years, they called him
Speaker 0: Darth Vader. He had look. I'm not saying Dick Cheney's a bad person.
Speaker 2: No. You can pull this up. Dick Cheney,
Speaker 0: I'm sure he's a good man.
Speaker 2: Lived more than a year. He lived 2 years on an outside blood pump that Other people can't even handle. They sound like You're right.
Speaker 0: You're right. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Crazy. Dick Cheney's a tough son of a bitch.
Speaker 0: He's a tough son of a bitch. I used to have a joke about Dick Cheney, how, he went bird hunting and shot his friend in the face. I got that's how I know you're a bad motherfucker. You shoot your friend in the face, and your friend apologizes. I was You remember that bit?
Yeah. I'm like, dude, I look like a bird. Let's let it go.
Speaker 2: Dude, reportedly, Dick Cheney drinks, like, 3 bottles of whiskey
Speaker 0: I hope he does. I hope he's doing acid too. I hope he's doing acid and fucking taking Ketamine, getting in a float tank, and trying to figure it out.
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@iluminatibot - illuminatibot
Monkey-Human hybrids are real. Alex Jones was right again https://t.co/zYMA7frY4x
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US and Chinese scientists have implanted human cells into monkey embryos, raising ethical concerns about how to treat these hybrid organisms. The researchers successfully cloned monkeys with genetic disease symptoms using the CRISPR Cas9 method. By replacing a nucleus of a monkey egg cell with a fibroblast nucleus, they created embryos that were part monkey and part human. These embryos were grown in a laboratory for 20 days. The implications and potential drawbacks or benefits of creating human-monkey hybrids are still unknown.
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Speaker 0: Serious ethical issues are being raised after it emerged that US and Chinese scientists have implanted human cells into monkey embryos for practical ethics. I asked her if we should see the embryos as human at all.
Speaker 1: I think when we create an organism that is a mix between a human and a monkey, we're really not sure at all what sort of organism we have created. I mean, is it a human? Is it a monkey? Is it something in between? And that raises ethical issues because we don't know how we should treat these creatures ethically.
Can we simply use them in scientific experiments? Can we destroy them in experiments when we really don't know what sort of organism they are? About us not being sure what sort of organism we create, how we should treat it, is not so much of a problem, for the research we're discussing here because in that research, as you mentioned, the human monkey chimeras.
Speaker 2: What an ethical mess. According to 2 papers published in National Science Review, scientists in China have successfully cloned monkeys with genetic disease symptoms. Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences used the CRISPR Cas9 method on in vitro fertilized monkey embryos. With no BMA L1 to help manage their circadian rhythm, the resulting monkeys exhibited a wide rate. After taking a fibroblast from the gene edited monkey, scientists used somatic cell nuclear transfer to replace a nucleus of the monkey egg cell with a fibroblast nucleus.
325 embryos were implanted in 65 surrogate monkeys. All 5 cloned monkeys carried the altered b m a l one gene introduced in the donor monkey.
Speaker 3: For biologists, this term describes any organism whose body consists of cells from 2 different organisms. Why am I telling you about this tonight? Because scientists in recently tried creating the world's first human monkey chimera.
Speaker 4: This is exactly what scientists. They integrated human cells into the embryos of a macaque monkey. In simple terms, they created embryos that were part monkey and part human. What happened next? The embryos were grown in the open in a laboratory for 20 days.
About it. We still don't fully know what the drawbacks or benefits of creating a human monkey hybrid could be. But
@RealAlexJones - Alex Jones
EXCLUSIVE! Watch The Censored Mike Tyson/Alex Jones Podcast In Full We had a feeling the interview might be censored, so we recorded a separate interview with Tyson, as well as filming some behind-the-scenes footage from the banned podcast! https://t.co/opvo6GT8ux
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Mike Tyson recently did an interview with Alex Jones where they discussed various topics including Tyson's podcast, his views on life and death, and his experiences with hallucinogens like mushrooms and toad venom. Tyson expressed his belief in the power of the human spirit and the importance of struggle in life. He also touched on cancel culture and his thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic. Tyson shared that he had been around many people during the pandemic and never contracted the virus himself. He concluded the interview by expressing his gratitude for the opportunity to speak with Alex Jones.
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Speaker 0: A month and a half ago, I got a very exciting phone call. It was from Mike Tyson. I mean, I grew up watching him, those incredible matches, and then I saw his evolution into somebody who really is very intelligent and thought provoking. I've learned a lot from Mike Tyson. I'm a big fan.
So I traveled out to California, did his podcast. I also got a short interview myself. It was incredible. He said, Madison, one of the best interviews ever. I got told not to have you on, but I've overridden it, and it's gonna air.
About a month and a half past, I talked to Mike last week on FaceTime. He said, hey. We're pushing forward. It's gonna air.
Speaker 1: And then a day later, I
Speaker 0: got a call from his assistant, Troy, who's a great guy as well, and he said, listen. We pushed hard. We fought hard, but we don't own the show. We have a contract, and they're not gonna air it. Then reached out to some other contacts, and they confirmed that YouTube put pressure on them not to air the interview.
Absolutely incredible. So this is next level censorship in America. Now you're gonna see the short 20 something minute interview I did with him after our 2 hour interview, and then they let my crew that day on their iPhones shoot part of it as well. So you're gonna see part of the censored podcast, and I hope that Mike and I hope that his team, can really stand up against what's happening because this is really, really dangerous for all Americans, basic free speech. Look.
It's one thing if Alex Jones is banned off YouTube, but it's another thing to say that Mike Tyson can't interview me. The interview was powerful. It was loving. It was really incredible, and we also took mushrooms live on air. So it's wild.
Here is my interview with Tyson with excerpts of the censored interview. You'll only find it right here at band dot video. So here it is. I hope you enjoy.
Speaker 1: He was the most amazing thing you had ever seen. He was this blur in the ring that just came in and destroyed anyhow. A bully. That's all it does. And it worked.
He was like the human pit bull.
Speaker 2: Against Mike Tyson, who is described as 511 much closer to 510 because of the squarishness of his build. He disposed of Hector Mercedes inside a single round. And the question that most of the ring signers are asking is can he do the same thing again?
Speaker 3: I'm I'm not from here. I'm from the 3rd hard bone. You said get together. His life was very, very sad. Very poor kid, lived in Brownsville, little rough neighborhood.
He stopped going to school around age 7.
Speaker 4: And robbing people when you were 7. You really had no supervision. Mike Tyson was sent to the Tryon Youth Correctional Facility in Upstate New York after growing up as a mother and predator on the streets of Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: At 12, Tyson was a tough young mother. I got into trouble, and I went away to this, dormitory upstate New York. And then I met a gentleman named Bobby Stewart that was a boxer.
Speaker 4: Tyson told Stewart that he wanted to learn how to box. How to box. How to box. This
Speaker 1: heavy metal sound that you hear is Mike Tyson about to make his way in, I believe. The sound is deafening here in the arena, so I won't try to yell over it. All I can say is the heavyweight champion is about to make his appearance in the ring. Everything that Tyson does is intimidating. There he is.
He comes out. He doesn't wear a coat in. He's worked up a full sweat. I wanna tell you the electricity in this crowd is awesome.
Speaker 2: And now, ladies and gentlemen, once and for all, let's
Speaker 5: get ready for rumble. There he goes. I don't think you'll get up from there. Mike's face the same flat on his back. It's all over.
Mike Tyson has won it. Makes almost fallback throw. A dramatic first round knockout for Mike
Speaker 0: Good to see you, sir. Wow. Okay. Thank you, sir. I will.
You know? This is my biggest bucket list right here, the the icon. We're gonna break the Internet. This is it. We're gonna sit, sir.
We're rolling.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah. They're recording now. This is new shit, hon. This is some new shit.
Speaker 0: Wow. Here we are. Ladies and gentlemen, Mike Tyson, the maverick, legend of the American Success Story. Thank you very much, sir.
Speaker 3: It's my pleasure.
Speaker 0: It was great just being on your show.
Speaker 3: I was I think I don't know. Maybe are you hiding something good? Somebody told me you were a bad dude, man. I can't find I'm a good Jesse character. I don't I don't see it.
I don't see it.
Speaker 0: No. It's been a
Speaker 3: You got your opinions. I gotta have mine, but I don't
Speaker 0: see it. It's been a misrepresentation just like the the the done to you. I mean, none of us are perfect, but they take the bad moments and they blow them up, and then that's what they make today.
Speaker 3: I thought I was coming to talk to a tip down from the KKK. Fuck.
Speaker 0: That's by
Speaker 3: the way they told me. I told them that I have to my bad ham. Just what? There's no love in the house.
Speaker 0: Yeah. They're I'm the opposite of the KKK. So here we are, Mike. I tell you, you are just seem like you're in your prime right now.
Speaker 3: It's funny that you said I feel I didn't feel positive. It's a real positive feeling about life.
Speaker 0: Everybody I know talks about Mac Tyson, his energy. He's so positive. He's so happy, but then you say amazing things. I mean, it's true. I mean, in our hour plus podcast, you did with, where I was on with you was amazing.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: And I could ask some
Speaker 0: of those same questions here. Before I ever got to it, are there aliens? You were already bringing up. We are the aliens.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think so. I think so. I think I just don't I just think God teaches the time. And the more we dig, the deeper we become and and the more we find.
You know, the more we dig dig, the more we dig, the more we find out about ourselves. We find out maybe, maybe life started, in Turkey 9000 years ago other than Africa. So we found the city under Turkey that's 9000 years old. So how does that debate with Africa being a civilization? I don't know.
I don't know. But No.
Speaker 0: I agree. I mean, if we've look how much the media lies to us. Imagine how much history lies.
Speaker 3: Yeah. History history is a lie that we agreed to be true. Yeah.
Speaker 0: So are you optimistic about the future of humanity?
Speaker 3: Big time. Most of the great scholars, the great leaders, when they die, they believe that life is gonna go down with the that life is gonna die. That's our ego. Life prospers after everything. Even at its worst, it prosper.
Life prosper than slavery. Our life is gonna always prosper and become more and more powerful. This world's not going nowhere.
Speaker 0: I agree because there's the theory of entropy in science saying everything's breaking down, but life is actually expanding.
Speaker 3: That's what I believe. That's what I believe.
Speaker 0: So in in in in your years on earth, what do you think the ultimate secret is? I mean, I guess you kinda said at the start of of our talk. I I I I wrote a few notes while you were speaking earlier, but that being born is dying, but being but dying is being born.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Obviously, we're we're process of dying. Because once you die, once you're born, the process begin. We can't stop from dying. And it's so beautiful because as as as time goes on and the process of dying goes on, there's so many beautiful moments.
Then then dying becomes, you know, it's not even that important anymore.
Speaker 0: Like, you're sitting with Mike Tyson and sharing his tobacco with him. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Tobacco.
Speaker 0: That is a magic moment.
Speaker 3: Great tobacco. Magic tobacco. Thanks, sir. Just tell me you're married?
Speaker 0: I am.
Speaker 3: Tell me tell me about your family. What is it? Do they worry? Do you worry about your kids?
Speaker 0: That's all of it. Yeah. If I have worries about them, you know, what's your view on what's currently happening with the Russian situation?
Speaker 3: I think it started out as a war for finance, And so many of us got involved because of the humanity of it, and it became a war of humanity. There's so many people So many countries got involved. And now, Russia's really losing from public opinion perspective. And that's worse than being hit with the nuclear bomb, so to speak. At least you're dead when you hit the nuclear bomb.
You gotta live with this crap.
Speaker 0: Wow. So how do we how does Mike Tyson you know, we saw Dennis Rodman almost in the Korean War that's been going on for 60 years, and it kinda has ended, thanks to him. Could you go over there maybe broker a piece of between Putin and Zelensky? And You know,
Speaker 3: I'm a look at it like this. People are not gonna like this. If sometimes I see a hawk and he grabs a if it's not a pigeon, but it's one it says like a robin. He grabs the bird, and I can stop him from killing that bird. But once I stop him from killing that bird, then he dies.
His baby died. So who am I saving? How am I right? Because that's what I tell my kids. Who who's the wrong but how are you right if you save that bird right now?
Now he's gonna die. His baby's gonna die. Something's gonna die.
Speaker 0: I think that's a real knowledge is thinking multi steps ahead Exactly. Not only looking on one level.
Speaker 3: No. Because that's what we're born to do. This is all born to happen. Everything that's happened right now is ordained by god. Anything we do, we're interfering.
We're the only problem people. Everything else is perfect. Yes, sir. We're like fungus and stuff. Oh, no.
I got that fight or flight feeling again, and I'm flighty. Oh, sorry, sir. Come on. Come on. Excuse me.
Fight or fight. Come through. Excuse me. Fight or fight is on its way. Excuse me, man.
Fight or flight.
Speaker 5: Fight or flight.
Speaker 0: What
Speaker 3: Ears. Yeah. He's now you're just freaking it out. No.
Speaker 0: This is gonna sell it better. Oh, you eat that here.
Speaker 3: It tastes better than a
Speaker 0: Vanda's. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Vanda, it tastes like Vanda.
Speaker 0: It ain't even real. No. Mike, I mean, I like like I said, growing up, really admired you. A little bit later, bought some of the media propaganda. Always delight you.
But thought, wow, he's a villain. Best to light you. And then seeing you in the last decade or so in interviews and everything, I've I've run really grown to love what you're doing, and and I've learned so much from you. I mean, you say a lot of stuff because I know a lot of philosophy, a lot of history that's original and true. I mean, you're definitely not plagiarizing folks.
You're coming up with, like, the essence or it seems like you're really plugged into the zeitgeist. So just like you were plugged into the zeitgeist fighting, now it seems like you're plugged in intellectually and spiritually to the zeitgeist.
Speaker 3: I just followed the spirit of fighting, and the spirit of fighting put you in so many different arenas. It's the spirit because that's what fighting is. It's our spirit. Has nothing physical. Nothing physical.
It's the spirit. What keeps us alive, that came into the fight.
Speaker 0: So does something click or what? You just boom. You're on
Speaker 5: the zone?
Speaker 3: It's what I'm going to do. It has to be.
Speaker 0: So what do you think your your what is your current fight?
Speaker 3: With me. With me and my behavior, my addiction is what I call addiction, but there's usually my selfishness. So when I'm selfish about something, I use this because that's my addiction. I have an addiction. I have a problem.
But it's not my problem. It's my selfishness that's born with me, and I never go anywhere. Like, by, but it's my dark side. So I use so many other names to disguise it with.
Speaker 0: When I was younger, I had some anger issues. Nothing, obviously, like your volcanic, which you use to, you know, for good overall. But but how have you learned to control the instinct to want to attack? Because you obviously have the killer instinct.
Speaker 3: I've lost in life. And time takes you. Time breaks your spirit. Time it's humanitarian. It ties you, and it also softens you.
Speaker 0: What about hallucinogens? We see big corporations now and studies admitting that mushrooms and other things are helping people way better than synthetic drugs. You, it seems like, have if anybody has a test case for being more empowered and made better, I would say it's Mike Tyson, I don't want to put words in your mouth, but as far as DMT, as far as mushrooms, as far as the toad, how do those fit in? Like, how would you describe those 3 tanks?
Speaker 3: I would be a junky right now. I probably would cause some, dreadful disease right now. And this is just it just woke me up. It made me to my highest potential trying to reach that. I mean
Speaker 0: But so it connected you to your real higher self? Yes. Absolutely. What's how would you describe mushrooms versus toad versus DMT?
Speaker 3: Mushroom, one to call it drug, but that's just a part of it. When you take the toll and it's and it's a little long. It takes long. Take the toeboom. He goes, sleep, go out right away, and he's telling you shit.
So right away, there's no hesitation. You don't gotta wait 30 minutes. Boom. Right away. Yeah.
Right away. Blows your mind.
Speaker 0: I'm I'm scared. I
Speaker 3: haven't done it, but I don't know. It is it is scary, but by doing that, you you you gained so much, courage.
Speaker 0: What did you I would be honored if you tell us because I've seen you tell us a few times. You haven't really said since boom straight to God, but describe for me just visual however you can what the toad did to you or what what it was what's this like?
Speaker 3: You sit down. He takes this fine at first, he he he bust it off the he bust from the puss, from the toad. He puts it on the mirror. It gets hard. He makes fine sand.
He puts it in this crack looking pipe. You smoke it, hold your breath, and when you let it
Speaker 0: what did you say?
Speaker 3: All your demons. It's you, you experience everything that you'd be afraid. You're afraid to tell somebody because, you know, they will have opinion about you and not be your friend no more. If you have the feeling that everybody knows all your troubles, all your dirt, and you're just naked. You know, you're just living your life, not allowing.
It's just, I I can't articulate it.
Speaker 0: My friends know you did it perfectly. So, it's transcendent.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's just letting you know this is who you are. Deal with this. You have that feeling. You don't see anybody but you have that feeling that all the dirt, all your dark side, you would never want anybody to know about you is open.
You have that feeling of freedom like that. And it's really it You call it completion.
Speaker 0: Almost like just beyond satisfaction?
Speaker 3: No. Because I I did it around 60 times. Every time I do it, I go to a different domain. Wow. Yeah.
It's not like
Speaker 0: Different domain.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's not going, hey. This drug, I'm a get it's not like that. Hey. I'm I'm ready for this drug.
I did this so many times. I can handle it. No. It takes you somewhere else. Oh, you're like, fuck.
There's people screaming, crying during the process. It's not what one of those quiet drugs. There's some people that just go one time, a lady took it. She go, whoo. You know that note, but I got a minute.
You did
Speaker 0: a great job there.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Oh, well, I'm
Speaker 0: scared to take it. I it's not much I
Speaker 3: was too, but the best thing ever happened to me. I was a junky fool. And when I did did that stuff, making all of them when I got this Well,
Speaker 0: that's what the study shows. It helps people stop drug addiction.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's not me.
Speaker 0: How do you know it's a real toad, though? How do you know it's a real toad?
Speaker 3: It works. I'm I'm I have shamans. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Because, obviously, we're talking about surprise We watch this.
Speaker 3: Let me explain to Sharman that he's pretty much like the, the guru, the teacher of the toads, and the message is what the toad is from and the whole history of the toad. That's amazing.
Speaker 0: Well, who knows? Maybe I should come back at her son. We should do the tog.
Speaker 3: I think listen. I believe I believe your career will just blow up if you did the
Speaker 0: tog. Well, it certainly seemed to boost you. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. You would say then you'd be thought your mind never had no kind of process of saying. Uh-oh.
Speaker 0: Oh my gosh. You have any towed on you right now?
Speaker 3: No. I haven't. I guess, tomorrow, they stay over.
Speaker 0: Oh my goodness. This is insane. And if all the conservatives are watching, what do you think fluoride does in the water? It lowers your mind. So It does?
Oh, yeah. That's why they do it. That's why you gotta filter it. So, hey, You're already on drugs. You're running on fluoride.
We're talking about what they don't want you to
Speaker 3: know. A toad. And if mister Nora didn't have the venom, we smoke it. Once I tried it, boom. Everything is so fast.
And when I fell out, really, I was conscious, but I was out. My brain was still functioning at my door so I could still talk to myself. I could hit my mind, and I would say, I fucked up. And I killed myself. Did you kill the Yeah.
I'm dying. It is really mind blowing. Spiritual in nature, though. Right? Like, you're just Yeah.
Really, my whole life totally changed. It sounds like a a movie strip a script, but it's really, the real deal. At that moment, you're talking about, like, you to and you are altered. You are altered and it's safe. I don't know.
I'm I'm I wake up. I'm happy. I'm laughing. I'm smiling. I think what the Really happened.
Yeah. Really. Had no idea. So sex, cocaine, championship belt, those weren't happiness. Nothing.
No. It lasts forever, but it was only 15 minutes. Okay, Alex. Don't be fucked, man.
Speaker 0: I I
Speaker 3: mean No. No. Without fuck. Office. Like Well, no.
Speaker 0: I'm gonna say Biden is not like a censor is incredible. I think he's all there. I love him over there. When she says, Ukraine is NATO, and we're gonna defend NATO. It doesn't matter Ukraine is not NATO.
I'm gonna agree with her. I'm not gonna get censored. I mean, sarcastic.
Speaker 3: Sorry. I know. I'm a fan. My my wife and mom, they want me to be mister fucking uncle Trump. Hey, guys.
I mean, yo, it's funny you say that. You know, that the Taliban came back when Biden came to the they're back in power. Right?
Speaker 0: Yeah. He's always
Speaker 3: Is that is a first like loss for America? Like, I don't know. Listen, they let the Taliban come back. Yeah. They give them power.
Listen, how come they how come all the drug dealers
Speaker 0: bottle? You
Speaker 3: think that you think these little guys with head guns and their little used guns, a 100 years old, 50 year old gun is really gonna evict us. It's really really good. The guns didn't even work once a good time.
Speaker 0: No. You're right. They're useful. They were used to to
Speaker 2: to Star War of
Speaker 0: the Russians. That they were used the right the way to take our rights away here in America. Mhmm. While the CIA shipped the drugs out. And now they're like, oh, here's all the weapons and $80,000,000,000.
Buy them. It's all an accident. He's just giving all to him.
Speaker 3: There you go. Listen. You know So we need to worry, though. So we need to fucking work. Listen.
Yeah. Everybody just buys us that they can't do nothing about We are the bullies. Russian, I'm not being a damn bully. Then we're worried about put pulling in the military. So why why why why why he didn't do anything when Trump wasn't power?
Like,
Speaker 0: Trump was gonna be his own Trump was threatening Biden told Putin
Speaker 3: on go ahead
Speaker 0: and beg to set them up and put them
Speaker 3: to beg. Yeah. Under Trump, let me do that. I didn't even know that. Well, yes.
Remember, we are the big boys on the campus. Sometimes, those ones do that. We're picking on people and people are picking on us. Mhmm. And they got no.
We're the big boys. If somebody's picking on We told him that we carry big big big fucking guns. And what do you mean there's the blues? Because I don't want I don't want there.
Speaker 0: Said, do you know what planet she's on? She's just a front person. So, I mean, that's like a crypt keeper. So, I mean, she's like a label on some.
Speaker 3: You remember the creepy? I'm a
Speaker 0: creep. Well, I oh.
Speaker 3: The next episode will be really scary. I'm gonna be in trouble. I know.
Speaker 0: Hell, you're not. Hell, you're what if we said it in truth? Oh, she's my mother, and I'll let her ask. Holy shit. Wow.
I appreciate
Speaker 3: think about
Speaker 0: that? I just think,
Speaker 3: wow. I just think some people are so I'm not gonna say blasphemous, but you're so undignified. They feel as if I don't wanna hear that. How dare him say that when it's not even, directed towards you? People wanted to fight other battles that don't even what this country is all about.
We have to fight something. If we can't fight something, we fight ourselves. We kill ourselves with drugs. And that's just the the state of our country. It's been born in that physical altercation.
Speaker 0: Yeah. And so they see Joe getting big, so they decide to make him a villain.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Listen. This this country must have invented jealousy. Yeah. This country.
Yeah.
Speaker 0: Why is America the most successful but also the best but also the most evil? Seems like a paradox. Like, it's all going on.
Speaker 3: Because, the reason why America's so successful was because of the yin and yang, the balance. If this was a a perfect world, we lived in a perfect world with all the food and all the money that we could even handle. We would, we would peel off in groups. We'd kill each other, rape each other, and then we'll stop mating, and then we'll all die out. That's what a perfect world would do.
Can you imagine that having everything in the world where we wind up dying. But in Wow. But in a world with struggle, it's life and it flourished. They have listen. This is why I never want to believe this.
But my study in life and what my what which is none that the pecking order that god made is perfect. People need to be at the bottom and see that they can rise to the top, and they need, the And
Speaker 0: the top can fall to the bottom? Yes.
Speaker 3: No. No. It's a good one. The closest distance, from a Rolls Royce to the gutter is one step.
Speaker 0: Exactly.
Speaker 3: Once the bone, we're back in the gutter.
Speaker 0: So you seem, like, really empowered and happy.
Speaker 3: I don't know anything about empowered, but I'm just I'm I'm enjoying this life and looking forward to death as well.
Speaker 0: Well, you talk about looking forward to death, Mike. We don't want you to leave this plane anytime soon. But, But
Speaker 3: it has nothing to do with what you want and what people want. I understand.
Speaker 0: I'm saying you're right. So you're do are you what you say you're looking forward to death?
Speaker 3: Oh, absolutely. Yes. Yes. For what I for what I believe death is death is, death is when I die, I believe that's when I really begin to live. I really just really believe that.
Speaker 0: But you're not check but you're not gonna check out anytime, sir.
Speaker 3: I'm not per well, I'm not personal, but I don't I don't claim a life. Mhmm. You know, if I wanna go somewhere, I'm a go somewhere. I'm not gonna have any guns. If somebody's gonna try to rob me, they have to just kill me.
I'm not going through all that, please, take my money out and all that crap. It's just this is how I live my
Speaker 0: life. Free.
Speaker 3: I I I like to believe it's free, but it's not as an attempt to be free.
Speaker 0: That's man, I gotta tell you. Mike Tyson, like, the biggest philosopher in the world right now under your 2022. Who what other philosophers or thinkers do you admire?
Speaker 3: I'll call Young. It's really awesome.
Speaker 0: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 3: And even though people just think this is stupid, Nietzsche is really awesome. For me, my psychic, he's awesome. Yeah. Yeah. You know?
Alright.
Speaker 0: Well, Mike Tyson, thank you so much for spending time with us, and, you're really enjoying podcasting.
Speaker 3: Hey. Listen. I know who wanted to do this at first because I have this weird voice. Right? And, it became so successful.
I did something, and I got, like, 1,400,000,000, likes, and I guess Well, you
Speaker 0: got way more now. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But I guess I'm a goddamn television, personality. I I don't know what the hell I am, but I mean, it's it's it's working. It's working.
Speaker 0: No. But what you're saying is good at helping people. Most of the other stuff is a bunch of toxic crap, so you gotta feel good.
Speaker 3: I'm just, like, sometimes doing my wife gives a homeless person, and he's probably a little buzzed out, and he's just so happy. He only has to know who it is. He's just so happy. He picks up his bag. He takes his his food sign, folds it up, and he goes to get a dinner.
I that bugs me. I like that. That's what I like. I like to see that. He's not some guy like a New York guy, you give him some money still I feel like I'm a get off the corner, man.
You got $50. Get off the corner. And my relationship with home business.
Speaker 0: No. I hear you. Are you glad the lockdowns are over? The COVID stuff.
Speaker 3: I had never knew it was.
Speaker 1: Well, you
Speaker 0: know, the whole the whole COVID 19 lockdowns, mask.
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 0: What'd you think of it?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know if it's politically correct for me to say because people have died from it. You say
Speaker 0: whatever you want on the show.
Speaker 3: Alright. I guess, I know it's a vital disease where people die, but, me, myself, personally, I've been around 1,000 of people. I've been the same boss. I've been the center. I and this year, all this year, a couple of times, I've been, well, I've been the same boss twice this year.
I've been, I've been over I've COVID because it's killed some people.
Speaker 0: Oh, me too. I got it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I believe in them. But if I don't have COVID now, I don't think I can ever catch COVID. I was so congested and famous for so many people and loving and hugging so many people and I'm saying, well, I don't have enough.
Speaker 0: But you're the Uber mentioned. That's why you never got sick.
Speaker 3: Uh-huh. Thank god. You're right
Speaker 0: here, man. Uber man. That's right. Benches need cheese.
Speaker 3: That's why I just wanna say.
Speaker 0: No. No. So why do you think you never got it? Everybody else did it.
Speaker 3: I don't know. But this is what I also know too. A person that has a disease can die from it psychologically faster than he could physically.
Speaker 0: I really know that. Yeah. So we need to have
Speaker 3: up I mean, I could even believe some people could even, what is that, project themselves and get themselves sick by worrying so much. Yeah. That happens. Make themselves believe that they have COVID and they actually get it.
Speaker 0: Worry themselves to death?
Speaker 3: Yes. That's that's what, what's the guy named Confucius? What was it? No. Buddha Buddha that was trying to suffer and he did.
Created suffering. So he decided that it's self suffering that we suffer from more than suffering. The suffering doesn't exist only when we suffer ourselves.
Speaker 0: Wow. Alright. So you've got a lot of different stuff going on. Where do we find everything Mike Tyson?
Speaker 3: I don't know where the hell they find everything. Tyson alcohol. Mike Tyson not I try my my I try my best not to be involved with this shit because it's just crazy. Why I gotta worry about miketyson.com and who how many likes I got? That's bullshit.
Speaker 0: I got it. You're turn loose. Yeah. You know, Joe Rogan, we've a mutual friend, he's the same way now. He goes, I don't even look at the numbers.
I don't even work.
Speaker 3: Numbers. I just have fun doing it. Like, this this this is the highlight too.
Speaker 0: Are you glad to do the
Speaker 3: interview? Oh, man. Because they
Speaker 0: told you not to do it. In closing, what do you make a cancel culture and attempts for people to not have you interview me?
Speaker 3: I used to think, that what kind of culture is that?
Speaker 0: Cancel culture.
Speaker 3: Cancel culture. That's not nothing but, communist, man. If he's bad, we all don't like him. And if you like him, you're bad too. That's that's comedy to do.
Speaker 0: Awesome. Mike Tyson. Thank you. Boom.
Speaker 3: Could you shout out the mic bites? There you go, dude. In
Speaker 4: the hotbox. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Oh, Oh, yeah. Hotbox. Yeah. Everybody knows that I am the biggest fan of hot boxing Thank you.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 0: With who knows this guy, this legend right here? And we have the new Mike Bites that I gotta say are amazing. Very nutritious, and I really enjoyed taking one.
Speaker 3: I enjoyed spending time with you. I thought I was coming to meet the head of the KKK at first, and they were talking about this guy this guy beautiful brother there.
Speaker 0: Well, what made you go ahead and do it? They said don't talk to me.
Speaker 3: I will because they say that about me. So I understand this.
Speaker 0: It's all good now.
Speaker 3: Because I know you're a human being. I know you love people. I know people love you, so you can't be bad.
Speaker 0: Yes, sir.
Speaker 3: If someone loves you, you can't be bad.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. If somebody loves you, you can't be bad. That's right. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 3: Oh, my brother. Wow.
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2017 Alex Jones rant was right https://t.co/AKAGlWgXNl
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Alex Jones and Joe Rogan discuss various topics including aliens, vampires, AI, and the elite's plans for a breakaway civilization. Jones talks about Google's AI plans and the potential dangers of a hive mind connected to billions of people. He warns of a future where AI controls humanity's thoughts and decisions, leading to the end of free will. Jones also mentions a human counter strike to stop this AI takeover and prevent the destruction of humanity. The conversation touches on pedophiles, psychic vampires, and interdimensional entities influencing those in power.
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Speaker 0: Tell us if you love them or you hate them. 22 years on podcast, Infowars, Alex Jones, and Joe Rogan. Discuss what's currently happening right now. Google, CERN, technology, vampire, aliens. In a nutshell, Alex was pretty on point with this message.
Let me know what your thoughts are. Is he crazy or is he on to something?
Speaker 1: It's really big. So Okay. Yeah. For another shot of that. Maybe get this out properly.
Out. Alright. Let me give you my best, please. Keep research information. What do
Speaker 2: you think is going but am I, wrong to just still hold out hope that aliens are real? Because I tell you, as one, the 2 guilty pleasures that I still cling to is Bigfoot and aliens. Those are 2. Bigfoot, not so much. I wish it was real, but I just don't Are you ready?
Yes. Bigfoot's real? No. Come on, daddy.
Speaker 1: No. Are you ready? Yes. I'm gonna give you the big enchilada. Joe, there are aliens in this room right now.
Speaker 0: For real?
Speaker 1: Yeah. You're not in this world, bro. Me?
Speaker 2: You're the alien. Oh, wow. I didn't know. Well, here's
Speaker 1: what the elite believe, and let me be very clear. This media will take this out of context. I only go with what I can prove. Oh, thank you. And and people can't even handle that.
There's armies. We're fighting a pedophile conspiracy. But beyond that, it's a vampire conspiracy and that they are inter dimensionally sucking the essence of our youth. Right. And they believe they're possessed by an off world entity.
They do. Yeah. And then, Joe, I've been on air 22 years. I don't get into aliens, metaphysical, religion, any of that. I've studied daily, and I've also communicated with a lot of the top people.
And then and if you wanna know, I will actually break down right now the best knowledge right now what's happening on the planet. What's happening? The elite are all about transcendence and living forever and the secrets Powerful, consciousnesses don't wanna dominate other people. They wanna empower them so they don't tend to get together until things are really late in the game, then they come together. Evil is always defeated because good is so much stronger.
And we're on this planet, and Einstein's physics showed it, Max Planck's physics showed it all. There's at least 12 dimensions. And now that's why all the top scientists and billionaires are coming out saying, it's a false hologram. It is artificial. The computers are scanning it and finding tension points where it's artificially projected and gravity is bleeding in to this universe.
That's what they call dark matter. So we're like a thought or a dream that's a wisp in some computer programs, some god's mind, whatever. They're proving it all. It's all coming out. Now there's, like, this sub transmission zone below the 3rd dimension that's just turned over to the most horrible things is what it resonates to.
And it's trying to get up into the 3rd dimension. That's just a basic level consciousness to launch into the next levels. And our species is already way up at the 5th, 6th dimension consciously our best people. But there's this big war trying to, like, basically destroy humanity because humanity has free will and there's a decision to which level we wanna go to. We have free will, so evil's allowed to come and contend, not just good.
And the elites themselves believe they're racing using human technology to try to take our best minds and build some type of breakaway civilization where they're gonna merge with machines, transcend, and break away from the failed species of this man, which is kinda like a false transmission because they're thinking what they are is ugly and bad, projecting it onto themselves instead of believing, no. It's a human test about building us up. And so Google was set up 18, 19 years ago. This was I knew about this before it was declassified. I'm just saying I have good sources.
That they wanted to build a giant artificial system, and Google believes that the first artificial intelligence will be a supercomputer based on the neuron activities of the hive mind of humanity with billions of people wired into it, what the Internet is saying is. And so all of our thoughts go into it, and we're actually building a computer that has real neurons in real time that's also psychically connected to us that are organic creatures so that they will have current prediction powers, future prediction powers, a true crystal ball. But the big secret is once you have a crystal ball and know the future, you can add stimuli beforehand and make decisions that control the future. And so then it's the end of consciousness and free will for individuals as we know And a true 2.0 in a very bad way, high of mind consciousness with an AI jacked into everyone knowing our hopes and dreams, delivering it to us, not in some PKD wire head system where we plug in and give up on consciousness because of unlimited pleasure, but because we were already wired in and absorbed before we knew it by giving over our consciousness to the system by our daily decisions that it was able to manipulate and control into a larger system.
There's now a human counter strike taking place to shut this off before it gets fully into place and to block these systems and to try to have an actual debate about where humanity goes and cut off the pedophiles and psychic vampires that are control of this AI system before humanity is destroyed. With AI? How How do they
Speaker 2: get how do the pedophiles get in control
Speaker 1: of AI? The the pedophiles at a at a whatever level. Rule. The devil, whatever you wanna call it, this interdimensional thing that gives them advanced off world technology, the fallen one, the son of this world, is giving them advanced knowledge. What are you talking about?
What is it? Systems that have already been used before on other populations. What? Is that Satan? But what are you what are you talking about?
That's Satan.
@RealAlexJones - Alex Jones
Dr. Naomi Wolf Joins Alex Jones And Exposes The Globalist Blueprint To End Humanity https://t.co/eZUPRttMZk
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In this video, the speaker discusses the Pfizer documents and raises concerns about the effects of the COVID-19 vaccine on reproductive health. They claim that the vaccine's lipid nanoparticles can accumulate in the ovaries, leading to menstrual and hormonal dysregulation in women. They also suggest that these nanoparticles may degrade the testes of baby boys in utero, potentially impacting their development. The speaker alleges that Pfizer knew about these effects but suppressed the information. They go on to argue that the vaccine is part of a depopulation operation and a larger cosmic war between good and evil. Additionally, the video features an interview with Dr. Naomi Wolf, where she discusses topics such as immigration, social engineering, the COVID-19 vaccine, and the importance of local communities. Dr. Wolf emphasizes the need for individuals to take action and not rely solely on political parties or institutions. She also mentions the power of prayer and the importance of aligning with truth, love, and unity. The interview concludes with a discussion on the loss of soul in Hollywood and government institutions. Dr. Wolf expresses gratitude for being invited to the show and praises the host and audience for their bravery in spreading truth.
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Speaker 0: So, Alex, you know, COVID is a respiratory in in infection, arguably. Right? It's supposed to be. Well, there's very little in the Pfizer documents on lungs. It's all about not all.
The centerpiece of it is about sex and reproduction. So what you've got is the lipid nano particles accumulating in the ovaries and, and blocking the ovaries, and there's no way they leave the body. Right? So first injection in the ovaries, second injection more, 3rd injection more. And so what you have now is along with women with horrific menstrual dysregulation, hormonal dysregulation, you've also got blocked ovaries, which nurses are seeing in women's abdominal, surgeries.
The put the lipid nanoparticles traverse the placenta. The lipid nanoparticles suppress, semen. Actually, in the Pfizer documents, they tell vaccinated men not to have intercourse with unvaccinated women without using too reliable forms of contraception.
Speaker 1: By law, that in their own documents, they say a man can shed it to a woman. So this is literally a torpedo aimed right at the goddess, right at the woman.
Speaker 0: Oh, that's a beautiful way to put it, but that's exactly right. It's about destroying women and babies for sure, but also emasculating men because the lipid nanoparticles degrade the testes of baby boys in utero including the leydig cells and sertoli cells which generate masculine hormones at adolescents and turn boys into men. So we don't even know if the babies are vaccinated. Moms will grow up to be normal men. You know?
And then
Speaker 1: they just say, it's okay. You're a mutant. You're really a girl, and now you're competing girl sports. Yeah. We can see the plan.
It's like a fire ant eradication program where they hit they answer the hormones so they have mutated babies or kill them. I mean, this is a this is a depopulation operation.
Speaker 0: They there's an 8 page report on pregnancy and lactation that shows that this injection kills babies in utero. They had 2 babies die that were in their mom's, you know, in utero, and Pfizer concluded that it was this the deaths were due to maternal exposure to the vaccine. And this report was sent on April 21, 2021 to the White House, April 23, 2021. Doctor Walensky, who had the report and knew this injection was killing babies and poisoning nursing babies, told the pregnant women of America that it was safe and effective and that there was no bad time to have your injection before, during, or after your pregnancy, and she knew that this would kill babies. Babies were targeted.
Pregnant women were targeted. Nursing women were targeted, and now we've got a 14 to 20% drop in live births according to government records, especially in the west. And what I wanna say, especially you, is that in the Pfizer documents, it's the west that's targeted, especially America. The vast majority of side effects are in America. The rest of them, Western Europe in order of political importance.
You know, this is beyond ordinary politics. It's beyond ordinary medicine. These are the symptoms of a massive cosmic war between good and evil, and it made me believe in God a lot more literally than I I had before because clearly something demonic or satanic or even I concluded, like, ancient negative entities like Baal or Moloch, you know, in this takeover and then in this rollout and then in the subtlety of this injection doing so much damage to the things that bring us closest to God. Right? Or the things that are most divine, like, you know, mothers and babies and nursing and, you know, love and intimacy, that it it rolled out perfectly.
It rolled out in lockstep beyond any kind of human capability. So as a result of that, I really thought, wow, this is a negative force that I have not seen in my lifetime. It can't be explained by a bunch of bad people. It's a a negative force beyond any kind of human capability. Therefore
Speaker 1: as an intellectual, not this as a really respected smart woman. With a woman in the situation, you go, this isn't human. Like, this is that's this is this is beyond human.
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Speaker 1: Naomi Wolf's been on a few times years years years ago, more than a decade ago, but she now joins us. And, she is a global recognized communicator. I'm gonna read her whole bio, Rhodes Scholar, all these degrees, best selling author, former top Hillary Clinton adviser, dailyclout.io. You can follow her on x as well. But she's been doing a really great job through the whole pandemic, and and all the tyranny exposing it as a leading voice, in that fight.
So we're gonna talk about her being ejected from the left for accurate reporting on mRNA vaccine injuries. She's not doing it now like Cuomo and everybody's doing to try to do this BS rehabilitation tour. She did it 3 years ago, 4 years ago, 2 years ago, a year ago. She's gonna talk about a team of 3,250 doctors and scientists who volunteered to read through all the Pfizer documents and report the greatest crime against humanity ever recorded. Also election integrity draft bill, which are passed in multiple states to clean up elections.
Doctor Naomi Wolf, thank you so much for joining us today.
Speaker 0: Thank you so much for having me on. What a pleasure to see you a decade, later. You were one of the first and biggest, platforms to talk to me about the end of America in 2007, when I was trying to warn the world that this where we are now was inevitable. You took that seriously. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Well, most people know who you are, and I like to talk. So just don't stop or else interrupt. Start wherever you want because we got probably 3,000,000 people watching now. Another 10,000,000 are gonna watch this one way or another. So you're talking to 13,000,000 people.
What do you wanna say to the world? What's your warning?
Speaker 0: Well, starting in 2007, you and I both saw that democracy could end in the United States, that we could have a fascist or totalitarian state in the US. And this is a truism now in circles in which we inhabit, but at that time, it seemed really marginal and surprising. But I looked at the so I guess my headline is, we're, you know, we're we're in it now. It's happening. There's awards.
It's the same message that, you know, you've been bringing to your audience for, a long time. And, I guess what what I bring that's, different, is a couple of things. One is that in 2007, I looked at times and places in history when a democracy was subverted or overthrown and fascism or totalitarianism was established. And by doing that, I saw that there were 10 steps to fascism. And the last one is martial law.
And so when in February or March of 2020, we were told to New York State where I'm sitting right now that, you know, we were under emergency law, I knew that it was step 10. Right? And I knew that, you know, by June, I was saying to my husband, you know, they're not gonna let us out without a fight. This is not about a virus. And I guess the other thing that I bring in addition to that kind of framework recognizing, well, what are the steps.
Right? It's really helpful. It's really helpful to know that there's a map to fascism because then you can see oh, look, they're you know, you can predict what's going on. They're they're going after our food supply. They're going after our communications.
They're calling critics like me, insane and, canceling us off of social media. I mean, these are all steps in a in a process that's been thoroughly, hammered out by history, and it's and it's reliable. I mean, we at the school for the Americas teach it to our own, influencers and soldiers and agents and operators who go to other countries and do this to other countries. Right? Well, now it's being done to us.
And I guess the the biggest piece of that over the last two and a half years, the update of that is, yeah, that's the 2007 book that you and I discussed that predicted literally everything that's happening now. And then the update for now is in 2021 in June of 2021, I began to warn on social media that women were having menstrual symptoms from receiving this mRNA injection. And that's my beat. That's something, you know, women's, reproductive health and sexual health has been my subject for 35 years.
Speaker 1: By the way, they called you crazy when you first warned them at 3, 4 years ago. Now they admit it in mainline news and studies that's happening. They say, we don't know why it's happening. We don't know why infertility's exploded. We don't know why suddenly heart attacks are off the chart.
We don't know why there's miscarriages.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I know. I've been telling everyone for the last two and a half years. I'm not laughing because it's funny. I'm laughing because it's tragic, Alex.
Exactly. In in June of 2021, I be I issued this warning, and I was immediately deplatformed not just from Twitter and Facebook, and it later turned out that it was the White House illegally putting pressure on, Facebook and Twitter to to censor me that tweet that tweet warning of reproductive problems in the future. Right? The president was behind that. The White House was behind that.
Speaker 1: Oh, let's not skip over that. It's come on the weaponization hearings, the documents that you were specifically targeted on Robert F. Kennedy junior and others by the government trying to silence you. Not because what you're saying was wrong, but because what you're saying was true.
Speaker 0: Right. And even if it had been wrong, we have something called a first amendment. But it it was not only not wrong, it was true, and it was not only true, it was unbelievably important information and the most powerful person in the world, you know, his staff in the White House lifted out that accurate tweet of mine and went after it, with all the power of global media. So overnight, my Wikipedia was changed. I was called a crazy person, and I was exiled from my comfortable perch in the the Berlin elite media.
That doesn't matter, Alex. Right? What happened to me doesn't matter. What matters is that that information was suppressed, and other information about the dangers and harms of this injection were suppressed. And so in early 2022, at the prompting, by that time, the only people who'd speak to me were conservatives and people of faith, and I was very happy to talk to conservatives and people of faith because why not?
You know, just like I've always been happy to I I don't understand people who demonize conversations with people who don't agree with them because that's the only way I learn anything. But, anyway, Steve Bannon prompted me to, put together a kind of, volunteers team to read through the Pfizer documents that were released under court order in 2022. And as a journalist, I knew this was important because otherwise, they're so voluminous and they're so technical that they would be lost to history if we didn't have experts volunteering to read them. So for nearly 400 I'm sorry. 450,000 pages, 32 150 volunteers, experts, doctors, scientists.
Speaker 1: A whole another story to interrupt. Remember, Pfizer asked it to be sealed for 75 years.
Speaker 0: Exactly. Why would you do that unless there's something terribly wrong in there? And we found exactly why they wanted to do that. They wanted us to be dead before this story came out. But the judge did not agree.
So these, these papers were released, And my team of experts under the leadership of, this wonderful COO, Amy Kelly, who oversaw the project, they have been reading through these 450,000 documents and they've broken now they've written over a 100 reports and they've broken, unfortunately, evidence confirmation of the greatest crime against humanity in recorded history, and it centers on reproduction. It centers on destroying human reproduction.
Speaker 1: And let's so it's the final solution against humanity itself, you've been doing a superlative job with your team exposing. They try to suppress us. So so lay out I know it's 4,000 pages, but the the I wanna say the the highlights. It's it's a horrible nightmare that that you've documented.
Speaker 0: Right. Yeah. It's so hard to even talk about, Alex. It's honestly like opening the gates of Auschwitz. You know, when the allied troops first, when they didn't know there were concentration camps, and then they saw stacks and stacks of bodies.
It feels like that. Well, number 1, Pfizer knew that the vaccines didn't work to stop COVID. They knew it a month after rollout. The 3rd most common side effect in the Pfizer documents is COVID. Pfizer's own language's failure of efficacy and vaccine failure.
So, Alex, imagine what this means every single thing that followed. The mandates, the lost jobs, the children at home, the people dropping dead on the athletic field, the side effects. It was all based on a lie from the very beginning, and everybody knew up and down the chain of command. Pfizer and the FDA who had custody of all these documents and the White House knew. Pfizer knew, Pfizer hired, 24100 staffers to manage the flood of reports of adverse events that they knew they would be getting only 3 months into the rollout.
Speaker 1: And you just said a key. They knew in October 2020, the FDA puts out a document of, predicted adverse reactions. It's exactly what followed. That's the key. They knew.
Speaker 0: They knew, but they didn't tell us. What followed was a gigantic propaganda and pressure campaign. Exactly. They knew by May of 2021, that children were sustaining heart damage from the injections. And in fact, our lawyers, FOIA, White House Communications, and all the big top names were in that email chain, doctor Walensky, doctor Fauci, 15 White House staffers.
And they were freaking out because there was conclusive evidence from the Israel Ministry of Health and from a pediatrician's group that kids were get having their hearts injured. And instead of telling us, they were freaking out in order to create a fully redacted script to continue to lie. And that's called a strong signal. Oh, to say the least. To say the least, it's murderous.
They knew that I mean, if you go if you went to get an injection, you would have seen that, the warning signs, the side effects were chills, fever, maybe a headache. Well, they knew that the top, side effects were joint pain. How many people do you know who now had hip replacements, knee replacements, have arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis? That's the number one side effect. Tens of 1,000.
They knew that
Speaker 1: I have 3 friends. Sorry to interrupt. I have 3 friends that are middle aged, 40, fifties, who that were great, athletic, great shape, who literally hobble around like they're 90 now after the shots?
Speaker 0: Unfortunately, that's Pfizer knew that would happen. There's another second symptom, myalgia, where people just have muscle aches. Their quality of life is terrible. So many people just feel bad. Pfizer knew that would happen.
But then the other top side effects are catastrophic levels of strokes, tachycardia, myocarditis, pericarditis, thrombotic thrombocytopenia, blood clots, lung clots, leg clots, horrible clotting problems, epilepsies, dementias. And so now we know why. So I'm gonna fast forward. I'm gonna skip over kind of the lesser headlines of horrors, but my team now knows exactly why all these things are happening. These lipid nanoparticles, which are industrial fats, put it in polyethylene glycol, which is a petroleum byproduct, They don't stay in the deltoid, which is what you were told.
Right? That they stay there. CDC said it stays in the injection site. No. Within 48 hours, these go to every organ in the human body, and they cross the blood brain barrier.
They cross every membrane in the human body. Right? So they kind of I don't wanna gross people out, but they kind of dissolve, the integrity of the body from within. And and I don't want people to freak out too much. Although, Alex, you go there.
You're freaking them out plenty with the I mean, that's what we're looking at right there.
Speaker 1: Well, go ahead and go there, doctor, because only the truth's gonna set us free. And I'm not a sinus, but I do this all day. I have sinus on. We have Gates bragging. Oh, these are self assembling nanobots.
And and and so you get a little shot, and suddenly there's these clots they've never seen. And it it it appears to be some type of nanotechnology that's absorbing the body. And then we have Ray Kurzweil bragging about it.
Speaker 0: I haven't gotten that far, because I don't know that for myself.
Speaker 1: No. You're just sticking with the Pfizer's own documents.
Speaker 0: I'm just sticking with what I know. That said, you always give me nightmares because things that you find that can't possibly be true always end up being true. So I'll
Speaker 1: Like Elon said, all the conspiracy theories keep coming true.
Speaker 0: Yeah. And I can tell you I'm a tech CEO now, and I can tell you that the dream of the whole tech sector is to hack the human body. I mean, why stop with software? Why stop with your computer? They want to get into our bodies.
It's a gold mine And that's why I personally didn't get vaccinated because it was the biotech industry that was so excited about the lipid nanoparticles, not so much the medical journals. And I'm like, I recognize a gold rush for an untested, technology that that tech is excited about, you know, and and then when the damage is done, they'll walk away, right, after the after the VC bubble.
Speaker 1: Well, I try I mean, even Google was heavily invested in in the Wuhan, laboratory.
Speaker 0: Oh, it's so evil. Yes. But also the whole cabal, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Nintendo, Facebook, all of them were part of the COVID 19, reaction project COVID 19 response project in the very beginning of 2020 to amplify these messages of fear and and this unified messaging that you saw all around the world. Why? Because locking us in our homes and then injecting us, locking us in our homes led to a 23% boost in net revenue for the digital technology companies, and they knew that.
And, yes, Facebook, Zuckerberg is invested in the vaccines. Google's invested in vaccines. Google was invested in the PCR tests. I mean, it's all a giant digital play along with the globalists in China. They're all aligned in this.
But just to get back to, what I wanna be sure to tell the world, of the horrors, and the deaths, 1225 deaths. Right? The central horror the central goal of these injections from the documents is to destroy human reproduction.
Speaker 1: By the way, you're just talking about their their quiet secret test they wanted to cover up. We're not so speak after this to what what we know. We hear insurance actuaries of 17, 22,000,000. We see Edward Dow with numbers of, you know, 100 of millions damaged. Let's let's let's get to that.
But first, what we know from just their limited test that they try to suppress?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Well, part of it is the test before the emergency use authorization, which was completely gamed. Like, they hid dead bodies in order to get the EUA. But part of it, which is also scary, it's 3 months of data that include after the rollout. Right?
So they're already rolling out November, December, January, February of 2020 to 2021 is the period. And people are getting sick and dying and getting sterilized and babies are dying, and they're monitoring it, checking it, tabulating it, and they just keep going. So it's it's horror on both sides. Right? It's the horror, the lies to get the EUA, and then they roll it out on a public that they're assuring that it's safe and effective.
Meanwhile, they're just documenting the injuries, documenting the deaths, documenting the side effects. I go to what I think is the the centerpiece of Sure.
Speaker 1: I said I wouldn't interrupt you. You're so on target. I just keep adding. Everything you're saying is on record, and so yeah. Please go wherever you want.
Speaker 0: No. I just wanna make sure that people understand this, what the true so, Alex, you know, COVID is a respiratory in in infection, arguably. Right? It's supposed to be. Well, there's very little in the Pfizer documents on lungs.
It's all about not all. The centerpiece of it is about sex and reproduction. So what you've got is the lipid nanoparticles accumulating in the ovaries and, and block the ovaries, and there's no way they leave the body. Right? So first injection in the ovary, second injection more, third injection more.
And so what you have now is along with women with horrific menstrual dysregulation, hormonal dysregulation, you've also got blocked ovaries, which nurses are seeing in women's abdominal, surgeries. The put the lipid nanoparticles traverse the placenta. The lipid nanoparticles suppress, semen. Actually, in the Pfizer documents, they tell vaccinated men not to have intercourse with unvaccinated women without using too reliable forms of contraception.
Speaker 1: Paula, that in their own documents, they say a man can shed it to a woman. So this is literally a torpedo aimed right at the goddess, right at the woman.
Speaker 0: Oh, that's a beautiful way to put it, but that's exactly right. It's about destroying women and babies for sure, but also emasculating men because the lipid nanoparticles degrade the testes of baby boys in utero including the leydig cells and sertoli cells, which generate masculine hormones at adolescence and turn boys into men. So we don't even know if the babies are vaccinated. Moms will grow up to be normal men. You know?
And then
Speaker 1: they just say, it's okay. You're a mutant. You're really a girl, and now you're competing girls sports. Yeah. You we can see the plan.
It's like a fire ant eradication program where they hit they answer the hormones so they have mutated babies or kill them. I mean, this is a this is a depopulation operation.
Speaker 0: It's a depopulation operation for sure. I didn't wanna say that, but I I reached a point in the evidence where you just can't ignore it. They Pfizer has charts of babies getting sick from nursing vaccinated moms vomiting. 1 baby died. They just pass that on to the White House.
They have charts of tens of thousands of women menstrually ruined, like bleeding every day, hemorrhaging, 2 periods a month, no periods a month, mean no babies. And they just keep no you know, gleefully, they keep note, keep going. And lastly, I know we only have a little bit of time, but it's not last. There's so much more. But the main thing I wanna tell people is, they there's an 8 page report on pregnancy and lactation that shows that this injection kills babies in utero.
They had 2 babies die that were in their mom's, you know, in utero. And Pfizer concluded that it was this the deaths were due to maternal exposure to the vaccine. And this report was sent on April 21st 2021 to the White House, April 23, 2021. Doctor Walensky, who had the report and knew this injection was killing babies and poisoning nursing babies, told the pregnant women of America that it was safe and effective and that there was no bad time to have your injection before, during, or after your pregnancy. And she knew that this would kill babies.
Speaker 1: I remember the headlines. Oh, pregnant woman should take 2 shots. It's so good for you. And then you have the internal, which you put out, Pfizer documents admitting it would do this to women and babies. I mean, you said it.
This makes Joseph Mingle a blush.
Speaker 0: No. It's true. I'm Jewish, and my grandmother lost 9 brothers. This is just the holocaust. And just objectively, this is worse than the holocaust.
More more people dead, and it's it's gonna go on for generations. I mean, this is an attack on humanity such as human history has never seen before.
Speaker 1: You don't like to speculate, but you're so on target. You've done the research. You've got the documents. You what were they what would you call this system? A biomedical mad scientist fascism?
I don't even know a name for this.
Speaker 0: Well, we don't really have a good name for it because even in times of war and slavery, the basic assumption of humanity is that humanity wants humanity to survive. So now we've got people in the world who are very, very powerful, who seem to not really want humanity to survive in the same way that it always has and who are are happy. I mean, the the moral magnitude of what happened is so extraordinary. You know, babies were targeted, pregnant women were targeted, nursing women were targeted, and now we've got a 14 to 20% drop in live births according to government records, especially in the west. And what I wanna say, especially you, is that in the Pfizer documents, it's the west that's targeted, especially America.
The vast majority of side effects are in America. The rest of them, Western Europe in order of political importance.
Speaker 1: So That's key. We got a break for some stations. We're all 300 radio stations. We're gonna come right back. I hope you can stay 15 minutes the next hour.
I know you're busy, but we we we've got 25 minutes of airtime left when we come back. If you say another 15, that'd be great. But just stay right there. I'm gonna try to have you go back to this point when we come back. This is all in the documents, folks.
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I had an uncle that was high level on our end contract. He told me the US government was smuggling kidnapped kids, and and and I knew he had, like, all his medals from Vietnam. He was just like he was like Superman or something. He was a good man. That's one reason I wasn't naive.
But for the general public that doesn't know how evil all this is, when you come to up to face a true evil, just like she mentioned Nazi Germany, Eisenhower made the Germans go look at the death camps and see their bodies because they didn't believe it because they weren't most of them were not in it because they were compartmentalized. Well, this is something going on a mass scale against everybody. It's a reality, and it's in the Pfizer documents on record. AP, Reuters, they don't deny the documents are there. Their group's looking at it.
This is in them, but they fight like the devil to keep it from seeing it. So I'm gonna try to shut up, give her the floor, to go back when she got caught off by break on this attack on the reproductive system of men and women. And and now she was saying this years ago. Now they're admitting, oh, we don't know why there's all the heart attacks, why there's all the miscarriages, why there's all the menstrual problems. Woah.
We don't know why. We don't know why. So so go back to where we were before break and then continue on with what you found on the documents. The way you talk about what do we do about this, doctor Naomi Wolf?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Well, I guess, to me, the most stunning thing is, how many people were corralled into lying to women and men, to get something that is now making it very difficult for them to reproduce. And doctor James Thorpe, I was starting to say one of the very few only really, maternal fetal medicine specialists who's come forward to talk about the damage that he's seeing. He followed the money and found that obstetricians groups were getting paid 100 of 1,000 of dollars, 1,000,000 of dollars in some cases to stick to the CDC script, to pregnant women, but they had to give the money back if any of their doctors gave pregnant women informed consent. So that's the structure, and, and that happened around the world.
So it is just mind blowing to think that a level of evil, this massive could be unleashed on humanity in and so many people who are trusted. I mean, you trust your obstetrician, you know, so much because that that that's the person who's gonna help you have a healthy living baby, that that these people tasked with reverence for life, with with supporting women and babies, almost without exception got on board to lie to women and hurt them and hurt and kill babies. It's it's extraordinary.
Speaker 1: I've seen some of your viral reports with scientists and doctors backing you up. What are the numbers we've got on miscarriages in the studies and, pregnant women being hurt and and then babies that survived having horrible you were mentioning earlier birth defects. What's quantify that?
Speaker 0: I can't quantify beyond saying, again, this 14 to 20% drop in live births. The kinds of things that babies are being born with if they are being born alive, are anecdotal because, well, because the the the scientific and medical establishment now is so corrupted, Alex, that the kinds of studies you should be doing, like, here's the obvious one. Right? All of us who took 8th grade science, has there been a large scale study comparing the children of vaccinated women to unvaccinated since 2021? No.
The answer is no. But what I do know is that and it's because they don't wanna look for what they don't wanna find. Right? But what we do know is that independent midwives are coming forward and saying they've never seen things like the following. They 2 dependent midwives confirmed to me, and doctor Thorpe also confirmed that placentas are not growing the way they used to.
That and I've seen pictures of this. It's horrific. Placentas are flat and small and instead of being like a nice comfortable place for a baby to grow. And what's happening is that babies have to be delivered 2 months early, pre or prematurely because the placenta just can't grow. It's compromised by the lipid nanoparticles.
And I've seen, doctor Thorpe's, sonograms showing a kind of netting of calcifications that destroys, the integrity of the placenta and that, limits the placenta's ability to get oxygen and food to the baby. And so in the Pfizer documents, we know that they knew that that would happen, but they also knew what kinds of birth defects babies would be born with if they were born alive. For example, this is so incredible, but Pfizer knew in in this 8 page report that went to the White House that babies would be born with a so sad, it always makes me cry, a gap between their, lungs and their chest wall. And that's what new parents are experiencing that their their babies are born, they seem healthy, they take them home, and then these poor little tiny babies can't even breathe. And they're rushed to the ER, and no one knows what's wrong with them.
Well, Pfizer knew that that would happen. Pfizer knew that that would be wrong.
Speaker 1: We And now they're trying to spin it as long COVID, but I've seen the studies. It's almost everybody that's been vaccinated or their children that have it. It's it's not the Amish. It's not groups that are outside in control groups. So this is clearly an antilife torpedo.
And according to scientists I've recently interviewed, they're saying that it's shedding not as bad in people that aren't injected, but it's still shedding. And when they inject pigs and things, they're trying to move the cows. They're seeing the same things in the cows. So they're trying to basically, this weapon looks like it attacks all mammals, but the scientists I've talked to say, no. No.
No. This whatever this is doing, whatever it's growing is attacking all life, basically.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I'm I'm sure you're right. I mean, shedding is defined in the Pfizer documents as skin contact or inhalation, as well as whatever is in semen of vaccinated men that they're not very clear about. And, anecdotally, there's so many people who get sick, when they've been around vaccinated people and women have, like, menstrual type problems around vaccinated women. And so Pfizer said shedding is real.
You know, we're called crazy for bringing up this question, but Pfizer defined shedding in a certain way. So it is real, and I it does appear to be attack an attack on all human life. I mean, that's why the I mean, look. Part of my book facing the beast, I in the middle of this had to conclude that we're in a war that's metaphysical. You know, this is beyond ordinary politics.
It's beyond ordinary medicine. These are the symptoms of a massive cosmic war between good and evil, And it made me believe in God a lot more literally than I I had before because clearly something demonic or satanic or even I concluded, like, ancient negative entities like Baal or Moloch, you know, are I don't mean literally, but that kind
Speaker 1: of I totally agree with you because I wasn't even sure about God, you you know, decades ago. I I wanted to believe in it and love God as a concept. But when you look at something this scientific and this this evil and unified, humans aren't smart enough to do this. There's like a unified field and energy that is inspiring them to do this. I'm getting chills right now.
Speaker 0: Exact well, exactly. I mean, that's almost literally, you know, how how it occurred to me. I looked like I've studied history, Alex, deeply. And even the best totalitarians aren't this good. Right?
There's always human error. I mean, there are people who try to assassinate Hitler or, you know, they didn't calculate how cold the Russian winter would be, or there are rich people who can't be bribed. You know, whenever evil people wanna take over the world, something goes wrong. And and in this in this takeover and then in this rollout and then in the subtlety of this injection doing so much damage to the things that bring us closest to God. Right?
Or the things that are most divine like, you know, mothers and babies and nursing and, you know, love and intimacy, that it it rolled out perfectly. It rolled out in lockstep beyond any kind of human capability. So as a result of that, I really thought, wow, this is a negative force that I have not seen in my lifetime. It can't be explained by a bunch of bad people. It's a a negative force beyond any kind of human capability.
It therefore Not this
Speaker 1: is an intellectual. Not this is a really respected smart woman. With a woman in the situation, you go, this isn't human. Like, this is that's this is this is beyond human.
Speaker 0: Yeah. It's beyond human capability. I'm not just intuiting, like, it doesn't feel human, obviously, but just look at all of human political history. And so I've concluded It's new.
Speaker 1: It's new.
Speaker 0: It's new. Exactly. We're not living in human history anymore is what I've concluded. We're living in some kind of metaphysical history.
Speaker 1: Well, for what I talked to and I know some of the I know you probably invited the big things too off record. I've met with some of the Bilderberg groups and the top billionaires, and they were concerned even 4 or 5 years ago. They said the plan's not the way we thought. They told me less than AI has actually been around 20 years. History's frozen right now.
There's a way more advanced technology. They told me it's AI. And they said this is an AI attack. The the I don't and I said, well, tell me one. They said we can't this was in 3 different meetings with household names.
They said, no. AI is already here. This is an AI attack.
Speaker 0: When did they say this to you?
Speaker 1: Oh, I met with 1 of them 5 years ago, 4 years ago, 3 years ago. I mean, like, with well known people, and they said this is the they said the AI has been kept from the public. This basically, they said they wouldn't they said, look. What's the biggest company? And I said, Google.
Who thought they would create the 1st AI in in 1998? Google. They said, yeah. They did it within basically 10 years. And and what I was told without they said, fill in the blank.
We're not gonna tell you. Was they said, this is AI, which is alien. We we think why is it so? Because it can scan everything we're doing in live time. It's grabbing everything.
It's got algorithms. It can it it can intuit what we're gonna do before we do it. So now the AI we've been given is like tinker toys, basically. But I I'm not even saying it's just AI. I'm just saying the people I talk to don't believe in God.
They say AI is way more advanced than we know.
Speaker 0: And so what's the takeaway from that? What are they warning us to do? Or what what's what's the resistance there?
Speaker 1: They were asking me in all 3 of these meetings, well, it's been more than that, but 3 with big top people, was what do you think is gonna happen? And do you think, what is what's Russia gonna do? Because they were saying the war was coming. How do you what what do you think an alternate plan is? And I said, you think too much of me.
I said, I I could see what's going down. I can't tell you what to do. But these were very powerful people not trying to coop me, but actually concerned that they had been deceived into the plan and it wasn't what they thought it was.
Speaker 0: Wow. Well, that absolutely makes sense to me, and that's why things feels it's not the only reason things feel so weird. But things feel weird because in the past, tyrants were still human, and they were using human reasoning. But think about I mean, this is how I realized this must be kind of mechanically scaled is that think about what got targeted in the lockdowns. This was the subject of my book, the bodies of others.
It's everything that makes us human, but it's almost as if an algorithm had the inputs what makes people human. And it spat out dancing, education, culture, love, family, you know, encountering nature, going to church, going to synagogue, every single one of those was targeted and shut down in the lockdowns. And that's why
Speaker 1: Hit the food. Hit reproduction. Hit people coming together communally to resonate.
Speaker 0: Exactly. And even now, you know, as we're trying to fight the AI, it it's it's it's learning as it goes. Right? So if we resist in one way, you get another attack in another way that feels like a machine thinking it through, not like human beings. For example, you know, where we were going before the break, what's the goal of this destruction of human reproduction in the west.
Right? Specifically in the west. Well, it's paired, of course, with the destruction of the border in our southern border and also in Western Europe, their borders, and the, unlawful immigration. I'm the daughter and granddaughter of immigrants, nothing against legal immigrants, but these are unlawful 1,000,000, that my reporting found and others reporting found is are being brought over with the assistance of the UN and the US State Department. Right?
Our own state department is our own tax dollars are going to bringing in 1,000,000 and 1,000,000 of So
Speaker 1: it's insulting and I'm gonna interrupt all human systems, which aren't perfect, but it's erasing all human systems in lifetime for its plan. Go back to the border.
Speaker 0: Correct. And so if you wanna do that, what's an obstacle? The United States and Western Europe and our tradition of respect for human rights, our our structures around free speech and human dignity.
Speaker 1: And that's when you gotta interrupt, and then I will shut up before the break. That's what you said. You said that a man attack seems to be on the west, so start elaborating.
Speaker 0: Yeah. So if you wanna roll out this evil plan of AI slash Moloch taking over the world in the name of the globalist. And I'm sorry. I can't be much more specific than that, but that's as far as I've gotten. I don't mean literally Moloch.
Right? I mean, pre judo Christian negative forces that are metaphysical. That's what I mean. And maybe AI is manifestation of that now. Right?
We don't know. But if you wanna do that, the the US and Western Europe stand in your way. So inject all these people with this destructive, deadly sterilizing injection. Then as Ed Dowd said, just wait. If you've also opened the border and you brought in 18,000,000 fighting age and childbearing age people.
Right? It's not families. It doesn't look like any immigrant group I've ever seen. It's not elders. It's not even a lot of children.
It's childbearing age women and fighting age men, and they are not being injected. So in 5 years, you're gonna have a population in the United States and Western Europe, which is made up of people who have no memory of free countries. Right? Those are not the cultures they're coming from. And you're also gonna have a massive baby boom of those kids and the kids of Americans who remember America or French or English people who remember France and England, are gonna be many, many fewer, and then that will get rid of the problem of the United States and Western Europe for these globalists.
That and also attack
Speaker 1: It's clear social engineering right in your face. Same plan with Europe, but they use, Bailey, Islamic invasion. I mean, it's right there. They're they're poisoning the population, black, white, Jewish, old, young, you know, Christian, didn't matter. With the old population because of the memory, that's why we're all targeted.
It's not about your color, folks. We're targeted because of the memory of society, the epigenetics, where they're bringing in literal slave classes, nothing against them, as as the new plantation group.
Speaker 0: Exactly. And exactly. And they won't be treated like American, you know, immigrants to America have been treated. That's why it's not about race.
Speaker 1: It's not racism. Last week, these illegals are modern models citizens. We're targeted as citizens, Hispanic, black, white as citizens, but the new group is model. Military age men and women with children or women about to have babies.
Speaker 0: I mean, clearly. You're ex exactly. And when in American history or any history of immigration have new immigrants been housed in barracks type structures and given free housing by the state? Never. Not my grandparents, not your great grandparents, you know, not the descendants of slaves.
No one got free housing in groups by the state. So what's being put together right now, this goes along with everything else is, I'm worried, there can be at a signal probably before the election, a terrorist attack, or worse in which soldiers and mercenaries who've been embedded in these, barracks, basically, at strategic points, including sensitive locations like Chicago O'Hare Airport
Speaker 1: All directed by state department UN cell phones. They have command and control.
Speaker 0: Exactly. Exactly. And look at what happened with one day, October 7th, with a crossing of the border, in, from the Negev to Israel, you could have catastrophic harms if, you know, a handful of Americans get taken hostage or murdered, or a handful of explosions or other kinds of terrorist attacks, and, again, a pretext for martial law and lockdown just in time for the elect election. But it's completely anomalous to have these people housed in this way and in addition to everything else that's happening, you are looking at a new kind of globalist Marxist America being built up very quickly amid the ruins of democratic free America, and that's the that's the intention. There's one last piece of evidence I need to be sure to give you, Alex, which is my, my own reporting found that who manufactures and distributes Pfizer's injection.
Right? BioNTech, became part of an m MOU, memorandum of understanding with the biggest pharmaceutical company in China, run by a leader in the Chinese Communist Party and a 1,000,000,000 doses were manufactured, but not for use in China, for use in Western Europe and North America. There are 11 manufacturing plants owned by China making this injection in Western Europe and 2 in North America. And in 2021, the SEC filing shows that the IP was to be transferred to China. So you've really got to understand what that means.
Our existential enemy who is working with the globalists, who is working with Bill Gates, who wants us dead, as my husband who's been in intelligence most of his career says about China. They want our food supply. They want our natural resources. They want our farmland. They want our water resources.
They want our energy grid. They don't want our population.
Speaker 1: And Bill Gates is their pure agent, and he's doppelgating everything they're doing, grabbing up the farmland, grabbing up everything.
Speaker 0: Exactly right. So the you know, it's like the Trojan horses within our borders, and people have got to wake up and and understand it.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna do 50 minutes the next hour. You've been gracious about that. People should follow you on access. They should go to your website, but continue because we're talking about the shots, but also the bigger picture. Is is there hope?
I mean, I see a lot of people waking up, people kinda getting what's happening, but is the day late? Is it a dollar short?
Speaker 0: Well, the day is certainly late, and what you just shared with me made me even more worried. Right? Like, if the builder brokers are worried about are worried about AI already being here and being far more destructive than we even realized
Speaker 1: Well, I think they're figuring out they've been double crossed. I think even the big billionaires are like I think that's what's happened to Elon Musk. I must say that's what I've met with, but I've talked to him on air and leave it at that. But he says the same thing on air. They're like, woah.
This is antihuman. This is out of control. Like, this is not there is it's it's self preservation by them. They're like, don't you get this doesn't stop with the general public? Right.
Speaker 0: Right. It doesn't stop with the general public. I mean, honestly, we're at such a precipice. I I'd like you're not gonna like what I have to say. But I I feel like especially with the role of AI, if we get out of it, it's going to be with metaphysical help.
Right? I mean, I I've come to conclude that prayer is a weapon and that it may it changes things on the planet. It changes things politically and militarily. I mean Well, is
Speaker 1: that it? There's not just AI. We're ancient creatures from the universe that God created. We're gonna have to dial in and get that transmission to beat this one because it has a it has a unifying transmission that unifies its operation. We're going to have to unify through God, through the metaphysical, cycling together to beat this.
Speaker 0: Well, that's really well said. And in fact, I was just looking at social media revealing CIA documents that seem to be, confirmed that show that c CIA knew this, that if humans raise their vibration through love and, you know, elevating their consciousness and banding together, it it makes them incredibly powerful as a as a unity, but that's really what we have to do and maybe that's why, you know, I believe in God. I'm not trying to proselytize me. That's why God sent this hellish period in human history to force us to evolve so quickly that we can tap into that, you know, love field, force field, unity field, peace field where we can be warriors equipped to combat and overcome whatever this monstrosity is that's coming toward us. But I certainly think we have to do something like that if only to survive.
Right? And
Speaker 1: No. No. No. No. I'm gonna interrupt you.
I'm not just saying this. I've been on here 30 years. I think I feel this. I know this. This is the most important interview I've ever done.
And it's not just you're a great, smart person, and I know a lot of stuff. It's the time we're in. But I think what we said today here in my 30 years is the most important thing we've ever said, at least I've ever had on my show because this is it. I think in the last 45 minutes, we've just stated the real world here and the decisions as free spirits, as free will creatures we have to make.
Speaker 0: I I agree with you. I mean, and we're even it's really interesting. We're coming to the edge of what we know. Right? And so whatever we're gonna know next, we're only gonna know it if we dedicate our hearts in that direction and wait for that kind of knowledge from the universe of, well, how do we how do we fight this together now?
But on a happier note I I mean, I hope you understand what I just said. Right? Like, we're gonna
Speaker 1: forget it. Absolutely. Okay.
Speaker 0: Thank you. On a happier note, I do look back the last 2 years, Alex, and I what I see just like the evil couldn't be explained by human capabilities, the the victories we've won can't be explained by us alone. Right? Like, you've been targeted, you know, gazillion dollar, whatever, you know, people trying to get you off the air, call you every kind of name. I've been targeted by the most powerful forces on earth, you know, principalities and powers kind of forces.
Right? And look at our colleagues, you know, a handful of people like doctor McCullough, doctor Thorpe, did stop, you know, did inform people. There's a 4% take up of Pfizer's vaccine. A handful of people, you know, have have You're
Speaker 1: asking us waking up and showing it has an instinct to not accept this.
Speaker 0: Exactly. But I'm saying something even further, which is that when even a handful of people it's like 1776. Right? When a handful of people dedicate themselves to saving humanity, to loving each other, to sacrificing their personal comfort for, I would say following God's path, but you can call it whatever you want. Everyone out there are not proselytizing nonetheless, then then they become more powerful than they would be alone and even kind of this extraordinary power.
Right? Because we have stopped these eve not stopped them. They thought it would be a lot easier.
Speaker 1: We've definitely slowed them down.
Speaker 0: Them down. Exactly. So there's something there. There's a lesson there.
Speaker 1: Stay there. You're you're so right. And the the globalist are panicking. You can see it in their faces, their own documents at. They don't know why it isn't going according to plan because there's so many good men and women folks and our children, and they're counting us for the future.
We must prevail. We will prevail. Hour number 4 with Naomi Wolf. Straight ahead back in 2 minutes. Stay with us.
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Speaker 1: Alright. We only got 15 minutes left. We're facing the beast with Naomi Wolf. That's her, latest book. Doc, you gotta come back for a commercial free show.
Those are huge too. You won't be interrupted by the brakes. But we got a few minutes here. We jink joined some stations in about 5 minutes. Other key points you wanna impart to folks?
Speaker 0: Well, gosh. I mean, if we're talking about what we can do, right, I just wanna stress to people that I think that, the answer is local and that knowing you know, getting together with your neighbors, knowing where your food supply comes from, making friends with the farmer, rebuilding those community institutions that were intentionally destroyed. Right? Going to church, going to synagogue, going to a mosque, going bowling. Right?
Having the potluck. That's so important because I think we can expect that there's gonna be a breakdown of some kind before the election. I just wanna stress to people that if you're prepared, you will be less scared and you'll survive better, and your kids will as well. I personally am learning to shoot. I think I think the second amendment, you know, which I used to be skeptical about as a liberal, now that I'm an independent, I think it's the best thing ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Now it's just a desperate last attempt at at at some type of defense.
Speaker 0: Exactly. And the other thing I wanna mention, that we can do to save our country, it's important, is, clean up our elections. And so we have an election integrity bill on my website dailycloud.i0 that you can download right there. You can send it to your, to your representative, your state assembly person, and to your, federal assembly peep federal I'm sorry. Federal representatives, and you could ask them to sponsor it.
And it's been sponsored now in 5 states. And I will personally go to any state house where any, legislator invites me to lobby for this bill and to meet with people, citizens and legislators who wanna pass this bill. And it gets rid of the, corruption that has derailed our elections since 2005 since the machines got introduced. Pardon me. So it's paper ballots, same day voting, voter ID.
Right? So all of these newcomers can't vote. It's, no ballot harvesting. No you have to proactively ask for an absentee ballot. No And for radio listeners,
Speaker 1: a couple times, we're on 300 plus stations who can't see this. What is the URL to get involved in that?
Speaker 0: Sure. It's dailyclout.io, like Indian Ocean. Just what you see there. Oh, I'm sorry. And for radio listeners, it's dailyclout.io.
And so I I just ask people, you know, to not wait to be saved. You're not gonna be saved by either political party. You're not even to be saved if your guy gets in, although it's gonna be better if a non globalist candidate gets in for sure. But, we have to save ourselves, I think, is the message, and it's always been your message as well.
Speaker 1: I agree. What is it gonna look like? Because Trump's far from perfect. We've got hood hoodwinked into it. Why do you think they don't like Trump?
Because it's legitimate hatred of him. He's got his major problems. Yeah. But why do they hate him so much?
Speaker 0: Well, he's the he's the, black swan. Right? I mean, he's got so much money. He can't be bribed. He's got so much money.
He knows how corruption works. Right? And there's no more polite way to say this. I was an adviser, you know, to presidential campaigns, actually, not to Hillary Clinton to Clinton's Bill Clinton's presidential campaign. And, you have to kind of know how corruption works at that level to be effective at that level.
And he loves his country. I mean, I can't believe I'm saying this as a lifelong former Democrat, but he seems to really love his country. I've heard him speak twice. He's weirdly impressive in many ways for someone that I was taught was the worst thing on earth.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Trump's even stronger in person. He's got something going on.
Speaker 0: He's so he they can't control him. Right? Everyone else, look how they exert control. Look how they exerted control over the media. You know, like, I'm a I'm a test case, like, destroy someone, hold them up for ridicule, bribe other people.
They're doing this in profession after profession. They can do it with every other candidate imaginable. Maybe maybe not candidates who might follow, Trump, but they can't do it to Trump. So
Speaker 1: Sixty second break. Naomi Wolf on fire. The defense of the human future. Straight ahead. 60 seconds.
Stay with us. The future destiny of humanity is being decided right now. You don't need me to tell you that. You can feel it. You can see it.
You can analyze it intellectually. But at gut level, you know it. The threat is real. As Yuval Noah Harari, the high priest of the universe said, the most human world is here. Waging war on corruption.
It's Alex Jones coming to you live from the front lines of the Infowar. But I'm a human, and my wife's a human, and my 4 children are human, and my parents are human. I am a human. I'm loyal to our process. Humans are the only species that builds its own environment.
Why should we then be engineered to give up our supremacy of this planet? I'm not a white supremacist. I'm not a Christian supremacist. I'm not a Jewish supremacist, Islamic supremacist. I'm a human supremacist not to dominate and hurt the whales and, you know, the birds, the bees, but to empower them, to seed them to other planets, to have a future.
The 10 minutes we have left, I'm gonna shut up, doctor Naomi Wolf. You're doing a great job today. Best interview. I'm not just saying this. I don't say this all the time.
I might have said, like, 10 times in 30 years, best interview yet. This is the best. This is the most important. I think it's in the time we're in, though. Things are so clear now.
Their focus is not a 1000 miles away or a 100 or a mile away or a 100 feet away. It's in our face. We're here. What do you wanna say to the viewers and listeners right now in this prohuman rallying call?
Speaker 0: I mean, on on a happier note. Right? I I think we have capabilities we're not even aware of. Right? I think that when we do kind of devote ourselves to saving humanity, we're going to get guidance, to do that.
I think that we can't I think we've been dumbed down so much in the last 200 years, especially, that when we start I mean, the way this has been such a blessing. Right? Because the scales have have fallen from so many people's eyes. It's been so painful. So many relationships have been disrupted.
So many, you know, families have been split apart to this day. Right? I mean, I've lost people, friendships. I don't mean that they've died. I mean that, you know, we're no longer aligned with each other and it's incredibly painful.
But even though all of this is so painful, it is a blessing that we've looked around and seen that all of these institutions we thought we could count on really are crumbling. Right? The media is crumbling. Legacy media is dying. Independent media like yours and mine is booming.
We can't trust the doctors. People no longer reflexively do what their doctors say. They research things independently. We can't trust, politicians for sure. Right?
All of all of our institutions, you know, the church, the church has stayed closed. Very few churches, dear, or synagogues or mosques for that matter dared to stay open during the lockdowns. They pushed the injections, so many of them. Right? They're not apologizing.
They're not they weren't good shepherds of anybody, with very few exceptions. So I think maybe this was, you know, intentional. Right? So that people, especially in America, but around the world, everyone who loves freedom is an American essentially, would be forced to rebuild this country and this planet, this civilization from scratch in a better way, you know, a city on a hill. That's that's what I believe, and I think I do believe we can do it by unleashing those incredible powers that we have when we start to tell the truth and don't care what people say about us and, you know, love one another and ask for help from, you know, higher being or assistant.
Speaker 1: How much more alive are you? Because you were never a bad person. And back then, the Republicans were totally terrible, warmongers, blue bloods, country clubs, super evil. Democrats claimed they were anti war. So I could see I was, you know, kind of in the middle then.
But but now since you've seen the clarity, things are there. How much more alive are you right now than you were, say, 20 years ago?
Speaker 0: Well, that's a lovely question. I mean, I feel like and I keep thinking about those passages in the gospel where Jesus says, you know, if you have ears, you should hear. If you have eyes, you should see. Right? I feel like I didn't know anything.
I didn't see anything. I didn't hear anything. I was so blind and You were trying to
Speaker 1: help within the system you were presented. You meant well, but you were trying to be helpful within that.
Speaker 0: Yeah. And I don't think the solution to this is partisan as I keep saying, but now I feel like, you know, the universe is absolutely vibrating with, you know, love and life, and we get to participate in that, if that's what you mean by how much more alive, I I would say it's incomparable. Right? I'm not sure
Speaker 1: I always said that because that's how I feel. Anybody engaging this lie and promoting truth is so alive, but anyone engaging with the lie, it seems dead now. It's very sad.
Speaker 0: I I absolutely feel that, and it's, again, it's so biblical. Right? Like, some people just chose the lie.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't even hate my enemies anymore. I feel like they're a dead person. I'm sorry for them. And it's not like some power trip, but see, I'll be like, oh my god. They're gone.
And I feel like a failure. It actually hurts me.
Speaker 0: No, Alex. I feel like some people are actually no longer even in the room. You know, you talk to them and it's like there's not even a human. They're not there's not even a presence anymore because they've so aligned with things that they know by now.
Speaker 1: Exactly. And I see black people, Asian, white, Jewish, Muslim. If they're alive and are aware, their eyes are alive. They're real. I feel them.
That's the kinship, and those that buy in the system are, like, gone.
Speaker 0: No. And you can barely see. They're hard to see almost. They're, like, dim. Right?
I mean, it again, like the gospel. Right? You know, if if what is the truth is in the eye and if your eye is in darkness, your whole body is in darkness. Yeah. There's a there's a division.
There's a people are being divided into 2 groups. Right? And that makes me really sad, but there are people who are choosing to align with light and truth and love. You know, whatever that looks like choosing. You have to choose it now.
Right? You can't just go along. You're in a place historically where you you are being forced to choose. And there are people who are choosing comfort and, you know, to be invited to that PTA meeting or that, play date or, the country club or whatever. And And by the
Speaker 1: way, once you break with the country club and and and and and the cocktail party, you couldn't be paid to go to it. It's like once you make the break, it means nothing afterwards.
Speaker 0: You're making a good point. Or it feels very different if you go back. It feels like Well, but
Speaker 1: let me ask you. You are a big part of the establishment. You have a soul. You're against it. You're a smart lady.
I was just saying my personal experience protecting you on you because I was given Hollywood roles without asking for them and all the parties. And I kinda thought it was cool, but once I fully rejected it, now I now it's, like, disgusting. It it's like I lost nothing. I don't know how to explain that, but it just seems like dividing yourself from this is not a curse. You not even giving anything up.
Speaker 0: No. I'm very lucky. I I know what you mean, Alex. It it's but it's more dead now than it used to be. Right?
Either I mean, we've changed, but it's changed. Like, that whole world of power and institutions and glamour
Speaker 1: and You said it. You're smarter than I am. You're right. It lost instead of me saying, I don't care about anymore. You're right.
It lost its power the last 10 years. What is that?
Speaker 0: What is that? Indeed. I I can't explain it, but I do think morally, like, if you align with flies over time, something goes out of you. Right? Whether you're an institution or a university or just a human being, a a a deadness enters.
A soullessness. There's a soullessness. Exactly. Yeah. And and that's moved.
That's shifted. And and, like, I was at the, truckers rally, in outside of DC, and it was people who have really hard lives. Right? People who are not usually privileged, people who work, like, 12 hour days. And they were they were standing there in a group, and I could feel I don't know what you wanna call it.
Right? The spirit of something magical, the spirit of something transcendental resting on them all as they sang, the star spangled banner with your hands over their hearts. And it was a it was a rally with some of the, you know, freedom leaders, and and I thought, well, like, this is the center of the culture now. You know, when I when I go to a cocktail party with New York Times reporters, I just feel like I'm I'm in a standing on an ash heap. It's very different.
Speaker 1: Well, that's it. And that and it's not just that I'm into old movies. And and so, you know, the the the hypnosis was lost with them. No. But when I watch old movies, even movies made 20 years ago, the actors were better.
It was real because they were real. And now you go see movies, there's no soul there. It's not because I've I've I've, you know, lost wanting to go into, suspended disbelief. It's gone. And you look at the old actresses and actresses, it's there because they were still human.
You look at photographs or film of people 50 years ago, black, white, old, young, as a matter, they look totally different because their soul was so much stronger. And so Hollywood has lost its soul. The government's lost its soul because they teamed up with this, and you can see the failure and people are rejecting it.
Speaker 0: From your mouth to God's ears is my grandmother would say. I hope they are. I hope they are.
Speaker 1: I do a minute closing comment. We appreciate all your time. Come back. Don't wait 10 years. Come back the next 2 weeks, next month.
We may be shut down soon. We'll have another operation, but things are moving quickly. And I totally agree with you. They're planning something big ahead of the election, a 174 days. Doctor Naomi Wolf, closing comments.
Speaker 0: Well, I guess I just wanna thank you. You know, one of the things I said on social media when your producer reached out was, 20 years ago, I would have thought I would have been appalled to be invited to Alex Jones. Now I know it's an honor. I'm I'm really grateful for people like you who persevered and raised issues ahead of them being conventionally known and persevered in the face of a thought of opposition to tell people the truth and wake people up. And if it weren't for, again, a handful of people who've been doing that, I I don't think we'd have any hope.
And now I think, you know, there's a path because of people like, you know, you and and all our colleagues out there who have been just as brave. So thank you, and thank your audience.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you. So in final closing, I I haven't read your new book. I read the last one 10 years ago, and I will follow you all the time, but I'm gonna read it immediately. I'm gonna order it. Facing the beast, what is that about?
Speaker 0: Facing the beast is about exactly what you and I discussed here in the last hour about my journey over the last two and a half years, being exiled from my former life, being embraced by humans in the rest of America and also what my team of 32 150 doctors and scientists found in the Pfizer documents the greatest crime against humanity in recorded history. And finally, my kind of exploration of these questions of what is this metaphysical time we're in, this battle between good and evil with my best understanding in there. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Doctor Walt, I'm gonna I'm gonna finish you up, but please come back on soon. We love you. We have I think this is probably the best interview I've done yet. Thank you so much.
Speaker 0: Thank you so much, Alex Jones and audience. Thank you.
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Alex Jones being based and redpilled https://t.co/ZEzkRgWyZZ
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This is about society destroying normality and basic human biology. People in demon outfits are pushing inclusivity, even around children. Men in goblin demon costumes are getting too close to kids, which no species would allow. This needs to stop now.
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Speaker 0: All this is is a societal wrecking ball to destroy any semblance of normality, any semblance of basic human biology that you see in the bees and you see in the birds. Imagine if somebody in a demon outfit showed up next to a baby, baby giraffe and said, hi. I'm a demon. Be inclusive. Don't be mean to me.
Let me wear demon horns and come up and look like a complete alien from another planet. Let a space alien and by the way, this is a program. They dress up like space aliens all over the United States and all over the world. I told you. In horrible demon psychopath outfits that make Pennywise look beautiful.
And they show up, and they have their way with your children in demon outfits. I mean, if you've got men that look like 400 pound goblin demons with your children, there's nothing you all put up with. There isn't
Speaker 1: a species on the planet that would let something that looks like a space alien get up close to its kids, but only in America does it happen. And I'm sick of it. I'm tired of it right now. I had to handle it more.
@WojPawelczyk - Wojciech Pawelczyk
Flashback: Alex Jones crashes The Young Turks, 2016 💥😂 https://t.co/Egdo1eWW5V
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Alex Jones and Roger Stone appeared on the Young Turks show, wearing "Hillary for Prison" shirts. The host expressed his dislike for the shirts. Jones asked if they had started the revolution. The host said he wants to restore American democracy with progressives and conservatives.
The host accused Donald Trump and Roger Stone of being accused of rape in court papers. The host called Stone a liar, referencing a previous admission of lying. The host told them to get off the show.
Jones claimed that the hosts brought them on stage and then attacked them. He asked if someone spat in his face. He said they were invited to be interviewed.
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Speaker 0: Alright. We're back on the Young Turks. Sorry. Obviously, a little bit of commotion here as Alex Jones and a guy significantly worse than him, entered the stage here.
Speaker 1: Right here. Where? 2. And they're black. You want them out.
They're right here to pull up. There's change.
Speaker 0: What changes in demographics is that he wins white males in such overwhelming numbers. It's that it overcomes every other demographic advantage. Go sit in your lap. Oh, Jesus Christ. Alex Jones.
How are you doing?
Speaker 1: See you, man. You're looking sexy.
Speaker 0: Alright.
Speaker 1: Hey. How's the revolution going? You guys start the revolution?
Speaker 0: We are indeed, Alex. The revolution is afoot. Welcome to the Young Turks. The Young
Speaker 1: Turks of America is not. I
Speaker 0: am going to restore American democracy along with progressives and conservatives
Speaker 1: in the country. Alright. Well, I gotta tell you. I am really, really proud to be here with you. It's good to meet you in person.
I don't think How are you guys doing?
Speaker 0: We're doing okay.
Speaker 1: You like all our Hillary for prison shirts everywhere?
Speaker 0: No. I kinda despise it. What what shirts are they?
Speaker 1: I haven't seen that, do You haven't seen oh my god. You didn't see me? I don't exist if you didn't see me. I'm not.
Speaker 0: Alright, guys. No. It's
Speaker 1: Okay. Here. Story right here. It's rape. It's Will Clinton that says rape.
No. I got it. Hi there, Naylor. That's the big no. The rogersoll's family.
Alright.
Speaker 0: You wanna take show my show over? I'll take your show over.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 0: Okay. You know what? Who does this kind of shirt?
Speaker 1: First of
Speaker 0: all, sick guy. Second of all Bill Clinton's got a rapist, boss. No. You you you know who you know who's accused in court papers? Fuck.
You know who's accused in court papers of being a rapist? Donald j Trump. Donald Trump, Roger Stone.
Speaker 1: You know
Speaker 0: this. It's in court papers. Oh, yeah. You're a sick dude, Roger Stone.
Speaker 1: A little rant off with a rant off.
Speaker 0: You assault me all the time. You never give me a chance for these damn shots. I should give you a hat to job. Hold on. Hold on.
You're a sick man, Roger Stone.
Speaker 1: Roger Stone.
Speaker 0: Roger Stone.
Speaker 1: Roger Stone. Roger Stone. Roger Stone. Roger Stone.
Speaker 0: Roger Stone. You're the world's biggest liar. Out. Didn't you admit that you lied about Ellie Spencer? Didn't you already admit that?
You're not breaking
Speaker 1: him off. You're not breaking him off. Take him off.
Speaker 0: First of all, Alex, this ain't our fucking show.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Okay. No.
Speaker 0: No. No. They surely ain't your fucking show. Are you afraid to the better? Okay.
Are you kidding me? No. No. Alright. Roger, yeah.
Run away.
Speaker 1: Roger, don't go. He wants to debate you right now.
Speaker 0: I'm not gonna debate this guy. You're a hatchet, man. I don't know why anyone in the media takes
Speaker 1: him seriously.
Speaker 0: All you do is lie. You're known as the biggest liar in media. You're the biggest liar in media. The liar, loser. There's nobody watching.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, dude. Guys, can you get out of my skin? Don't get too mad. We don't ever
Speaker 0: alright. Well, first
Speaker 1: of all, this is actually mad. You're actually really upset. I I just said something that's a question. Hey, man. Nobody watches you.
Speaker 0: We know nobody watches you.
Speaker 1: Arabia is hard fighting it up, your little t on. Hey. First of all, let
Speaker 0: me explain something. Alright? Okay. This is bullshit. Hold on.
Hold on. We're against Saudi Arabia. Dumbass. We talk about that all the time.
Speaker 1: Oh, really? What the fuck? What a fucking cowardly little bitch. Yeah. Get the fuck out.
I'm gonna spin you spit in his face? Right here. Did you spit in his face? Right here. Did you spit in his face?
Somebody's been asking you. Did you spit in his face?
Speaker 0: That was
Speaker 1: pretty awesome. I'll be here as you get to come to us. Vincent. Will you say something? No.
We're just here. I hear the young church wanna interview us from other people. They bring us over. They say jump up on stage with him some guy. And then I get up there, and they, like, spit in my face and attack me.
And they're, like, trying to say we did something wrong. It's crazy.
@RealAlexJones - Alex Jones
Powerful Video: Watch Alex Jones Rebuke The Spirits of Satan in The Name of Jesus Christ https://t.co/0u5qtpkCRL
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The speaker addresses accusations of being controlled opposition and criticizes those who doubt Elon Musk's renegade status. They argue that Musk is making a significant impact with his views on various issues. The speaker challenges critics to take action instead of complaining and asserts their belief in victory and overcoming challenges. They strongly reject accusations of serving Satan and express their love for Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 0: And if you can just ditch into that somehow, Alex, the ongoing accusation that not only you might be controlled opposition or or I'm controlled opposition, that that even a figure like Elon Musk due to his various $1,000,000,000 contracts through SpaceX or Tesla or whatever it is can't truly be the renegade that many of us believe him to be.
Speaker 1: He's devastating them every day with 100 of millions of views with transgenderism and open borders and world government and carbon taxes and depopulation and replacement migration. And they're I mean, you you you can't argue with energy to energy. It's a mathematical equation. He's literally devastating them. And I'm supposed to sit back and go, I'm a Pharisee of Christ.
You know what? You're not perfect. You're going to hell. I'm literally supposed to sit back and watch devastation of the enemy. Like, they are shitting their pants and go, I could've done it better.
Great. Get on the field. Show us what you'll do. Stop bitching. Show me what you can do instead of claiming everything is controlled.
You say I'm with the devil. No. Those of you saying there's no hope. Those of you saying crisis are real. Those of you saying God didn't call us to victory.
Those of you saying that we've given a spirit of overcoming and victory, not of weakness. When the enemy comes like a flood, the spirit of the Lord was a standard against it. You are the satanist. I love Jesus Christ. I want human victory throughout the stars.
And any of you saying that I've served Satan or servants of Satan and I rebuke you in the name of Jesus Christ.
@iluminatibot - illuminatibot
Monkey-Human hybrids are real! Alex Jones was right! https://t.co/rVyMdY9vSD
@iluminatibot - illuminatibot
There really is an Alex Jones rant for everything. My new favorite. https://t.co/RYDiKm2foj
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People admire trivial figures instead of historical icons like Thomas Jefferson, Nikola Tesla, or Magellan. Magellan, who circumnavigated the planet with one ship and a crew that was decimated by the journey, embodies destiny, will, striving, and exploration. He was killed by natives before his ship returned to Portugal with only 11 of the original 200+ crew members. Pursuing space exploration, mathematics, quantum mechanics, and the secrets of the universe is more worthwhile than focusing on pop stars. Life is beautiful and intricate, but some try to distract from it by talking about figures like Justin Bieber.
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Speaker 0: They look up to some twit instead of looking up to Thomas Jefferson or or looking up to Nikola Tesla or looking up to to Magellan. I mean, kids, Magellan's a lot cooler than Justin Bieber. He circumnavigated with one ship, the entire planet. He was killed by wild NATOs before they got back to Portugal. And when they got back, there was only, like, 11 people alive of the 200 and something crew, and the entire ship was rotting down to the waterline.
That's destiny. That's will. That's striving. That's being a trailblazer and explorer, going into space, mathematics, quantum mechanics, the secrets of the universe. It's all there.
Life is fiery with its beauty. It's incredible detail. Tuning into it. They wanna shatter your mind talking about Justin Bieber.