0:11

air

0:16

jordan, sweat it i'm

0:25

sick of them

0:46

hi

0:49

however you say

0:51

we're we're always face

0:55

not , fights or com a

0:58

felony say about a yoga magnets

1:00

read about our to where they will do that sit

1:02

around worse but the alters lean and like and little

1:04

bit about alex jones oh indeed

1:07

we are damn door damn jordan quick

1:09

question for you that i was impressed by

1:11

who don't know is is that i wasn't

1:13

our best thing you so know them was now

1:15

that was that was off free what

1:18

are they trying to come up with memories of hey dude

1:20

know honestly i was thinking about

1:22

ways to keep water from getting into your

1:24

window yes there i had an iguana

1:27

boarding there are in the afternoon

1:29

in chicago after a massive

1:33

rainstorm lot of yeah flash flooding and would

1:35

have no yeah i'm and right

1:37

when you showed up to record i discovered

1:40

that there was a a ,

1:42

mccain warming in the middle my living

1:44

room that there is a little i had a hot

1:47

tub now there's globalist than

1:49

it is what he knew there

1:51

were things laying eggs there was ohio

1:53

diverse ecosystem being built

1:55

around this built around us

1:57

in your home there i had no idea that

1:59

somehow there was a leak or something

2:01

and like it was just a nightmare

2:03

and and does hopefully

2:06

that's the only one in the house or

2:09

great so that's one that's out my rights

2:12

manner or that's not your bright spot surprised

2:14

by that i bought my bright spot is it

2:16

is officially today the end of the

2:18

dreamy creamy summer that's true love and

2:20

i will be crossing v

2:23

one hundred ice creams later

2:25

this evening i've not had it yet

2:28

but it am i your head i started the

2:30

day off share with share rusty

2:34

chino from my from

2:36

wendy's of

2:38

, it's they have received

2:40

a cappuccino well no it's yeah it's like okay

2:42

ill ago coffee on at them like

2:44

cream is frosty frosty

2:46

frosty ice cream that that

2:49

was it idea of it took five but adapt

2:51

and thank god and obaid to really

2:53

work that way at all fantastic

2:56

out attack i love that it's good

2:58

that was so member was some enterprising

3:00

employed twenty years ago is just like a buddy

3:03

i got an idea i'm just gonna put some frosty

3:05

to drink death death i want to end things

3:07

with of one of the suggestions

3:10

that you actually had that i am not taking your

3:12

up on yet and that is the insomnia

3:14

cookie i believe i was loud sookie mild

3:16

cookie ice creams libraries there were these

3:18

had was too much it's gonna blow your head

3:20

off the i saw me to finish things off this evening

3:22

with that apple's via the dreamy creamy

3:24

summer perfect move man

3:27

but i screams death hundred

3:29

is death lot alike that you got ninety

3:31

nine on the morning of that's a good

3:34

i might have had a number

3:36

of things that i had already have

3:39

you know padding padding the stats a little

3:41

bit less what's

3:44

it what's that of what's the difference between a rebound

3:46

with five seconds left to go in the game and a rebound

3:49

with a twenty minutes at all goes on the boat all

3:51

going on there i it is all of the statue

3:53

of and i think there's some lessons that

3:55

i've learned that i'd like to impart the

3:57

audience classic

4:00

requires a reason guess they know

4:02

if there's there's some things that you

4:04

think let go of your basic s

4:07

seven eleven or grocery

4:10

store ice cream sandwich shop comes

4:12

in the white rapper good

4:14

never never even since you were three

4:16

years old you've eaten one you don't know who

4:18

make make those there's something

4:21

to it and dot don't scoff

4:24

at there's a reason that there are those are still

4:26

in business yes of because of because

4:29

that him saying ah don't

4:31

don't get too weird like

4:35

okay so properties

4:37

on the subject for off the ah the of when

4:39

i was growing up there was there was frosty to

4:41

how's it right now there's a vanilla

4:43

frosty there's a strawberry for our state

4:45

to come along i took of a lot longer to get

4:47

to vanilla than it really showed a true seth

4:50

they're not worth it in the oakland frosty

4:52

is great it's the yeah is it supposed to

4:54

be mcdonald's

4:57

mcflurry eminem and

4:59

oreo, right? they've tried to branch

5:01

out and every time it has been a whip,

5:04

don't do it well,

5:06

stick to the safe ocean

5:09

a they don't get put oreos and

5:11

they them put creases in there but they don't put reasons,

5:13

they put like the reese's pieces from those are just

5:15

i can put those and i think that mcdonald's doesn't have

5:18

deal with recent i think that could be an issue or

5:20

a crack or

5:22

something new just know they want to them

5:24

right man recent macdonald

5:26

how to fight and for yeah

5:31

i also think that things

5:33

like like

5:36

a dairy queen dairy a a spy

5:38

peanut buster parfait i think users

5:41

i didn't have one of i haven't had one in years

5:43

but i remember those days

5:46

the ice cream the peanuts the floods and

5:48

then the ice cream the peanuts the thoughts that

5:50

the aaa or whatever it's amazing

5:53

who might be great her child of our scissors

5:55

movement i was younger and i have a terrible

5:57

memories of make make the wheel and

6:00

what have you and i don't want to i don't wanna open

6:02

that deck and aware of that back at south

6:05

be either good define the but whatever

6:08

your of other things custard

6:10

superior to frozen yogurt yeah observers

6:13

are now some

6:17

of these suck in overpriced

6:20

as ice cream pints

6:23

are so overrated yeah i

6:26

have no business charging as much as they do

6:28

those per se ones those are

6:30

a scam there's like this much i

6:32

threw them and had men know that bullshit

6:35

and oh are you talking with as ones that are like a sunday

6:37

copy and yeah they are disgusting

6:40

there's too much universe of gross yeah

6:42

ah the ah that's another thing

6:44

a big loser of the brightness

6:47

answer is no and bracket yes of

6:49

the bunny tracks by blue bunny

6:51

oh they make a they make a bar

6:53

on a stick yeah i've ever

6:56

heard of it's too much

6:58

too much too much is busy there's

7:00

like stir a stripe of by janitors

7:03

peanuts there's album right rabbit

7:05

shaped a horrible

7:07

filled to put downs in ass

7:09

no ass no don't know what i'm eating the

7:15

though we'll see how this ice cream sandwich

7:17

causes things out but i'm excited for it and

7:20

the you know buttons are going out periodically

7:22

they're going out sporadically even though you dreamy

7:24

creamy summer has ended this will go

7:26

on for the next couple months or so people be getting

7:29

buttons guess i woefully

7:31

under estimating way of

7:33

estimating i underestimated the demand

7:35

last time a and i thought i'd

7:37

be about same oh no no

7:39

no no no thousands of buttons go

7:41

however i have had to enlist

7:43

the help of a business that quite frankly

7:46

i see there's a first time ever why

7:48

agree with me to been held make this

7:50

many buttons i've had to outsource it

7:52

so are there are some folks who have been curious

7:54

about like a i've got my but yet but

7:56

some people are posting pictures it's because they're

7:59

going first the first serve

8:01

basically in the email inbox

8:03

stiff arm a end of

8:05

even though the dream a dream summer's over out to keep

8:07

these fundraisers on the go fund me open

8:09

intel of were done sending

8:12

out the buttons so people care to

8:14

chip in and or sport these great causes

8:17

ah there's a link on the i and

8:19

yet as enough of my bright spot as yours

8:22

ah my bright spot today than

8:24

it is there's new show called

8:27

be and paprika yeah

8:30

i know it is

8:32

but it's made by some of the people who made adventure

8:34

time so it is not

8:36

a it's it's more like that surreal uncanny

8:40

a point of view on not a

8:42

certain like almost magical

8:44

magical girl i you know

8:46

like sailor moon kind of thing but imagine

8:49

i use a more

8:51

like it's a it's a modern

8:53

woman trying to deal with shit then

8:56

stuff goes crazy you know bitter and

8:58

that's kind of but then also it's so very

9:00

mundane at the same time that

9:03

it's a balancing the it balances

9:05

things out with aids l almost

9:07

non existent ship soon soundtrack

9:09

it's really really interesting and good i

9:11

don't know if i would recommend it as a unit

9:14

be as like bills yes bills

9:16

are piling up have any have to have superpowers

9:18

totally sick odd jobs are gonna get

9:20

one hundred present at the at

9:23

the end of the day if you've fc achieves

9:25

is our goal you get like fifty

9:27

bucks like with it with magical

9:29

powers all of this shit going on

9:32

one time she gets paid and changed you

9:34

know like it is a tough life out there

9:36

for intergalactic a superhero of

9:38

sorts to see obese know she is

9:40

not obese is a regular old gal

9:42

okay well old not took

9:44

it out what are those are interesting about

9:47

her enjoy this is enjoyable i'm

9:49

so torn today we have an absurd go over

9:51

and were go back to the past because

9:53

i have been dealing with some

9:55

stuff when i want to have a little treat

9:58

and i always find go back to the past the you treat

10:00

my legs and like ours is off

10:03

on mondays do and is a is entertain

10:05

interview is going to air are yeah that's right

10:07

and i are you have out

10:10

the door as easier to ban and on friday

10:12

oh gosh it's f i'm and so

10:15

we had the past called me a second

10:17

and i will talk about that but here are before

10:19

we get into any this business of

10:22

said the little moments say hello to the new on opportunity

10:24

to first jill l thank you so much your

10:26

now policy one the policy want

10:28

thank you very much this person said

10:31

that the name is mostly pronounced like it was

10:33

in the witcher and i have not watched the which are

10:35

thought i played the witcher three but it was on

10:37

mute out so i had subtitles

10:39

their audience i don't know anybody pronounces anything

10:41

so as best i can tell it's brandy

10:44

lion thank you so much you and i'll balls you are i'm

10:46

a policy wonk i want it to

10:49

be brand delia know if some sort you

10:51

know i don't really remember

10:53

that anyway thank you very much might be right up

10:55

next jason watch neon genesis

10:58

evangelion love madison picking

11:00

madison much are and how policy wonk i'm a policy

11:02

want to thank you very much you're smiling yeah

11:04

that's neon genesis evangelion

11:06

oh sorry a no no do not

11:08

apologize but apologize it's

11:10

an anime an anime but i think i've

11:13

heard someone mentioned it yeah yeah so it's

11:15

an anime about a forcing

11:17

these children to pilot

11:20

giant a organic robots

11:23

hi to defeat by

11:25

the existence of separation between

11:27

consciousness so child soldiers

11:30

with a real like oh hard cycle

11:32

i'm they don't they don't shy

11:34

away from the child and child soldier

11:36

they torture that kid this i

11:38

mean boys there's means

11:41

about just get in the robot if you hear somebody

11:43

say like get in the robot towards that

11:45

meme ah barry's

11:47

decades of torture i liked

11:50

easy you kind of like not that

11:52

heavy kind of entertainment and that's why i listened

11:54

to alex jones time on

11:56

this not a the last four episodes

11:58

are live the real

12:01

adventure nonsense daniel

12:03

jordan said really tiny space as like you so

12:06

much are now baldwin i'm a policy was

12:08

argument about such i am sophia

12:10

in scotland thank you so much to an album

12:12

walk on opposing walk thank you very

12:14

much also my piece of yup i'm

12:17

technocrat up in the geared or know my

12:19

and for the postal workers certifying pills

12:21

and shirts from alex are becoming a technical to balance

12:23

or bring balance to the fight think is about your

12:26

now a technocrat the policy

12:28

walk for start fell onto the amount

12:30

of failure failure someone someone

12:32

sodomized me a muffin a poop katusha

12:36

jar jar binks has jar caribbean

12:39

black accent visa losers

12:41

little little city baby little

12:44

don't wanna he might people are now

12:46

jesus christ pledges about just

12:48

so you very much now jordan yeah we

12:50

left off on august sixth

12:52

twenty third or two thousand and three right toys

12:55

time we were in the past and so we picked up there

12:57

and there isn't a the seventh

12:59

and it's just died poof

13:02

man it is desert

13:04

the yeah that is to

13:06

t there he ends up having a little bit

13:08

of a round table with a couple pastors who

13:10

are complaining about how like they're

13:13

trying to run a scam where they give the teachers

13:15

credentials but they are license to do it know

13:17

why they weren't so mad at i'll boy i don't

13:19

know yet i don't ask the app so

13:21

it's kind of a smooth and

13:23

i had to skip past that round table with pastors

13:25

is never fun bright so we get to friday

13:28

aug eight and there's actually

13:30

something that i found really fascinating

13:33

and i think this is an incredibly helpful

13:35

teachable episode

13:37

about alex and how he operates

13:40

and got our and the story that he tells

13:43

has to do with the child protective services

13:45

chef and his feelings around again obviously

13:47

think that they're just such a kidnapper children's yeah we've

13:49

we've interacted with the of

13:51

matched her cps in the past or yes

13:53

i am so he starts off the episode talking

13:56

about this there over a

13:58

million and a half

13:59

million and i have children

14:02

i get easier by a federally

14:04

funded child kidnapping services

14:07

that can't be true and the argument is

14:09

well you know there are abusers out there

14:11

yeah you have criminal laws for that you

14:13

have police for that i'm in

14:15

the past i was the charges in

14:17

or or private county organizations

14:19

that handled

14:21

the were still a lot of a problems with orphanages

14:23

abuse their as well because statistically

14:26

the government agencies orphanages

14:28

public or private abuse kids more

14:30

than parents statistically and

14:36

now on the people statistically that haven't

14:38

even better potential for abuse

14:41

were criminals of all types

14:43

are attractive because they can

14:45

then abuse people who were defenseless

14:48

and that's just the you know go go

14:50

to go get a masters degree in criminology

14:53

and you'll find out all about it okay you

14:55

go get a match the bakery it

14:58

, the crime he has tuesday you

15:01

don't get to tell me that blown right

15:03

there what are the only i

15:05

mean if you have a daughter or son of a crack dealer

15:08

you don't have a problem votes they don't once

15:11

that of your middle class if

15:14

you are don't

15:16

know your rights as they they will

15:18

get in a year or two hundred thousand dollars

15:21

a federal funds if they could strain your

15:23

toddler around on rely on prozac

15:25

oh yeah this is a minute so this

15:27

is though this is often he's a

15:29

big blow this is pretty standard staff

15:33

from , point sir

15:35

something that needs to be brought up to his

15:38

this notion that the

15:40

spike how protective services

15:42

doesn't need to exist because there are a criminal

15:45

laws for this yeah as a little

15:47

bit of a weird perspective tell

15:50

the cops will come steal a kid

15:52

and then bell raise them in the precinct

15:55

and that's where we get cops sir

15:57

i think that

15:59

sounds like of my career but

16:01

i've noticed that

16:03

, have one of isis

16:06

i think it's silly to alec this

16:09

is because there are laws

16:11

and there are people

16:13

who need to be specialized in dealing

16:16

with certain laws particularly sensitive

16:18

type situations like family dynamics

16:21

of and abuse those and

16:23

the that's not that's not something that you

16:25

would want to interest to your normal the

16:28

cop or just oh who doesn't have

16:30

some training in that field of course

16:32

though if you don't have cps then

16:34

you just have to take a unit

16:37

inside the police department as

16:39

turned them into c b

16:40

basically yeah yeah no matter what

16:43

you do for some would you take a couple

16:45

of the job you're looking for rape someone

16:47

has to be there already have to create a situation

16:50

where like are you don't do anything

16:52

or a pro active we don't do anything

16:55

that is trying to you know address

16:57

situations and instead what we do is when

16:59

there is something when they get a murmur

17:01

of like are some abuse going on

17:03

we i send in just

17:06

your normal detective in there and i guess they are

17:08

as parents and the kids consensus apply mean it

17:10

does feel what they're

17:12

doing okay so your so your

17:14

are gonna go to jail you'll

17:17

be fine in the south by yourself or your cook

17:19

was it we'll see later i'll check it out

17:21

your what's a week or so we'll bring you some fun

17:24

i do i don't know what the the

17:26

alternative for what alex i guess it's just that

17:28

churches will take care of everything it's kind of the same thing

17:30

he has well if you will not having insurance yeah

17:33

has idea of doctors at churches

17:35

will take care of you charities will do a unity

17:37

a that's great yeah some of stuff

17:39

was it would be great if there was more of a bit relying

17:42

on it institutional and structurally seems like

17:44

it's just a way to not you know

17:46

when we created a government because

17:49

we wanted community aid on a bigger level

17:52

that's why we all pay the government to

17:54

then provide community aid it's

17:57

it's it's something like that yes so alex's

18:00

story about cps taking a child and i

18:02

do not believe it is is true

18:04

i've been to the hospitals okay

18:07

mothers had a newborn baby no

18:10

criminal record and

18:14

that's on welfare was recommended

18:16

with her first baby oh come to the

18:18

city hospital he will be paid for in

18:21

all could somehow the army

18:23

and sign here take but you know you're at risk

18:25

is your both work in a blue collar jobs

18:27

which he got house the first

18:29

year it most why

18:32

and then i'll mail to watch this woman

18:35

we go there and there's police talking around

18:37

you name it they're they're try to make resign documents

18:39

are threatening march

18:41

got a hidden camera get voted to this particular

18:44

you better do it right now on a cops in

18:46

a non and on persona see what's your

18:48

problem

18:49

you got robitussin

18:51

the cops are bad as such i have i have

18:54

arrest us where i was out of the hospital

18:56

in an eye witnesses were still are so they just grabbed

18:58

him and squeeze her arm we talked her course

19:01

on the tv show your

19:03

arm and said sign it

19:05

the didn't make the glass better grab

19:07

a kid you know that that's it folks the

19:10

i don't i don't believe it this story

19:12

as it's told what will you do make a really good

19:14

point i guess out his response there would be

19:16

the oh cops are only doing this because the cps

19:18

makes them do elm something like that i

19:21

target or there's a workaround guys

19:23

okay yeah , this is i mean

19:25

is a scary if you're listening to something to be scared

19:27

of yeah i suppose

19:29

the cops coming the cops steal your

19:31

baby and broader light with all

19:34

of these people around witnessing it

19:36

and only one of whom is apparently

19:38

retelling the story all of those people

19:40

in the hospital all of the doctors nurses

19:43

all the recipe will never told this story

19:45

was but he i say now been mike hampton

19:47

his camera secretly recorded footage

19:49

of this that ways conspicuous absence

19:51

from his i've i've not seen this i bought

19:54

a lot of his godaddy even from the

19:56

back in these times as documentaries and

19:58

what have you the disability fucking stuff

20:00

boy if i was telling the story i'd be like

20:02

you know what let's play that photos right now

20:04

who be good to be awful movie contextual

20:07

but i think that it's more just a misrepresentation

20:09

of something better

20:11

he wants presenters this they're going to steal

20:13

your kids but they are gonna steal

20:15

a particular kind of get oh yeah i bet there's

20:18

no there's no whole says you're if

20:20

you're , dealers in a while you're get right

20:22

right hello access to make things a little bit

20:24

more exposed i was going to say got

20:27

even sicker

20:28

we then got the actual

20:31

breeze where they had

20:33

adam flag on the computer

20:35

the not sure i'm sure to a hospital buses

20:37

are basically they were just pick on the apple

20:39

tree now kid avalon our second tier

20:43

they knew she was an easy push over her husband

20:45

you know i'm going to for white folks go

20:49

away and and the only surprise baby's

20:51

father mean they admit it their fries because the white

20:54

are they get a lot of money on a mountain the adoption

20:56

after a couple of years of of of of

20:59

of siphoning off money or for a

21:01

for raising them a bit

21:03

this is all admit it's all admitted they

21:06

want okay the prize

21:08

white babies right babies right the

21:10

go and what's the going rate for a white babies

21:12

he says i don't know but i think

21:14

this is a major concern for their child

21:16

the texts are now i bought over alex it

21:18

seems to be front and center and

21:21

all of this is being brought

21:23

up and this is the theme and basically

21:25

the entirety of this episode

21:27

share because alex's found a story

21:29

in the denver post air that

21:31

is going to is just going to basically spiral

21:34

from here okay stand in

21:36

or on pulling my hair around watching criminals

21:38

engaging kidnapping man

21:42

nothing done to them this

21:44

is the don't know pollsters outraged

21:46

normally and of socialism for all this but

21:48

it's even out raising not diane

21:50

karma well this is the

21:53

denver post on and for wars dot

21:55

com or updating it right now agency

21:58

thing is your have babies a sad

22:01

mystery tory

22:03

a good luck that him is offering

22:06

living room of her westminster home monday

22:08

afternoon or breast robbing under

22:10

the weight of so much milk or

22:12

maybe girl born early

22:14

friday morning wasn't protective custody

22:17

the tractor company

22:18

follow their children one picked

22:21

out a window implied quietly as adams

22:23

county social worker interviewed the parents

22:26

and inspected the house and the family

22:28

environment out they more to kidnap as

22:30

he had once you get to this for the other stop and around the

22:32

house no warrant

22:33

while he gives you the threatening

22:35

people i'm going on here so it's while

22:37

to learn and two thousand three be denver post

22:40

was a socialist publication especially

22:42

considering that he was operated by media news

22:44

group incorporated the second largest

22:46

newspaper conglomerate in the contrary gonna

22:49

seems like alex meisters throw that word socialists

22:51

or on randomly like it doesn't mean anything my

22:53

mean just i disagree with them from time

22:55

to time ah or they

22:58

don't explicitly indoors to be

23:00

severely right wing politics that

23:02

i love i haven't met him at a kkk

23:04

meeting yeah they're socialists

23:06

socialists is a story about a woman who had a child

23:09

taken temporarily by child protective services

23:11

but there are some very important

23:13

details in the story that can be interesting

23:15

to see is alex ignores because

23:17

the reality of the story does not work

23:20

for the narratives that alex was trying to build up about

23:22

the cps oh yeah but they do

23:25

if you're lie

23:26

that such a good trick yeah

23:28

why do they always get away

23:29

if that so here out gets more

23:31

into the story

23:32

the reverend heidi mcguinness of

23:34

north presbyterian church and says that social

23:37

workers in denver health medical center mistakenly

23:39

assumed good luck her husband

23:41

philip gates were homeless now that's what they said

23:44

an offer the woman and

23:46

we we we bend a bunch of these it's at least

23:48

a rottier of those people come to help you the

23:51

services the police com

23:53

and the stanley side the rebel my the arms

23:55

of though now it's time to sign

23:57

it is only open so

24:00

one of the sources that cited in

24:02

the article is there pastor mcguinness

24:04

right and they're and they're

24:07

to speculated that the hospital thought

24:09

they were homeless the am

24:11

sir alex rift about it a little bit over

24:14

the story little bit more

24:16

hospital officials conduct denver department of

24:18

human services about their concerns of

24:21

the child's safety on saturday

24:24

on sunday morning today old sunshine

24:26

gates was whisked away rasmus

24:29

mcguinness describes it they stole our baby

24:32

colby human services spokeswoman said sheath

24:35

not comment on the case instead of to

24:37

talked about ah was see raising

24:40

her words carefully when we get a referral

24:42

feel obliged to follow up on as he said we

24:44

rely heavily on family cooperation gotta

24:48

know fifth amendment

24:49

that might work rob ib the ah yes so

24:51

if you're just listening to alex you're

24:53

not have very important context about

24:55

this story that he's reading and it's entirely

24:58

intentional on his part he tells

25:00

the story he wants the audience be here and hides

25:02

the details that are inconvenient for his ability

25:04

to spill in a bullshit yarns the

25:07

biggest piece of information is leaving out is

25:09

that the family was on how's the couple

25:11

years prior and good lox husband was

25:13

quote pretty sure that they are this

25:15

had to do with outdated medical records

25:18

rights are you believe that there was a misunderstanding

25:20

that stem from medical records they had on file

25:22

being from a time when they were experiencing

25:25

homelessness right which makes the whole thing kind

25:27

of make a lot more sense right right

25:29

over the years since they've had tons of temporary

25:32

addresses so you can kind of understand how

25:34

none of these would necessarily be in the medical

25:36

records and cps would be tasked with

25:38

offering resources to and on house family

25:40

having a child rights the second thing

25:42

that alex is not telling his audience is that the

25:44

baby was put in cpf custody on

25:46

sunday and was returned to as good luck on

25:48

monday evening it's something

25:51

that's unfortunate and may not

25:53

have been handled perfectly handled baby shouldn't

25:55

happen then like leave you know better

25:57

record keeping was done by all parties involved

26:00

it wouldn't have but this wasn't the kidnapping

26:02

and it lasted around twenty four hours right it

26:05

was about the amount of time that they needed to correct

26:07

their clerical error and do the paper were right

26:09

right right the third thing that alex is leaving

26:11

out a knack for now but will have

26:13

to address later is that good luck isn't

26:15

navajo and her husband is lakota

26:18

alex is not bring this detail up because

26:20

he's trying to do this whole jag about how the systems

26:22

really after white children he expressed

26:24

right and to address that dynamic not

26:26

existing in this big story he's covering would be

26:28

kind of suspicious especially if it

26:31

indigenous people like that and it leads

26:33

to another major problem for his entire narrative

26:36

according to a twenty seventeen release from the

26:38

national indian child welfare association

26:40

quote research and data from the states

26:42

tells us that american indian and

26:45

slash alaska native children are disproportionately

26:47

represented or over represented

26:50

in the child welfare system nationwide

26:52

especially in foster care this

26:54

means that higher percentages of ai slash

26:56

a and children are found in the child

26:58

welfare system then in the general population

27:01

the over representation of ai a

27:03

and children's often starts with

27:05

reports of abuse and neglect it rates proportionate

27:08

to their population numbers but grows hire

27:11

a each major decision point from

27:13

investigation to placement culminating

27:15

in the over representation of ai a

27:17

and children in placements outside

27:19

the home one study found that

27:21

due in large part to systemic bias

27:24

where abuse has been reported a

27:26

i e n children are two times more

27:28

likely to be investigated two times

27:30

more likely to have allegations of abuse

27:32

substantiated and four times more

27:34

likely to be placed in foster care of that white

27:36

children right this disproportionality

27:39

has gotten worse in the time sense but

27:41

the rapes the rapes was still significant

27:43

in two thousand and three but this is a dynamic

27:45

that alex is not equipped to deal with he

27:48

doesn't actually care about fixing real problems

27:50

with how the cps operates and he's actually

27:52

averse to even acknowledging those problems

27:54

because for him the cps narrative is really

27:57

just a vehicle for him to engage in white grievance

27:59

yeah the duties that they he

28:01

will ever acknowledge that these

28:03

are you know a navajo mother

28:06

of a lakota father he he he only

28:08

will recognize it into like now they're gonna

28:10

do it to another doing a diverse as

28:12

is the the way that he use this

28:14

and actually looking

28:17

up a real dynamics is counterproductive

28:19

for her mean it's an it's just such

28:21

fucking bullshit of like you

28:23

are you are at symptom number

28:26

seven of the problem that

28:28

is why were they on housed in

28:30

the first place to start fucking

28:32

way back when they are no winners with

28:34

what world are we allowing that to happen

28:37

and then you go back even further and you go

28:39

not only are they on house currently

28:41

in are terrible system but sale for

28:43

other people who were decided

28:46

by everybody and would have a

28:48

, the taking of kill

28:51

her allies allies

28:53

not not a part a oh

28:59

my god understood and proper context

29:02

this story that out of covering is a prime

29:04

opportunity to discuss is very clearly

29:06

does a discriminatory pattern in how these

29:08

government entities tree made families further

29:11

he could be an opportunity to discuss the ways

29:13

that benign mistakes like out of the medical

29:15

information can be to really difficult

29:18

situations but they don't necessarily have

29:20

to lead to disasters either

29:22

of these options would bring new real useful

29:24

information to the audience but neither would create

29:26

the feelings that he wants to evoke namely

29:29

that all white people are under attack in the government

29:31

is going to take your children taken

29:33

note of the details that alex chooses

29:35

to ignore about stories is often

29:37

a really important part of understanding is editorial

29:39

process and illustrating would it

29:41

actually is that he considers

29:44

important right the truth is informing

29:46

the audience isn't important the truth

29:48

itself isn't but spreading racially

29:50

based fear is pretty super important

29:52

yeah and i want to be totally clear about this

29:55

alex's excluding information

29:57

actively and intentionally so the

29:59

audio didn't get the full picture after

30:01

he comes back from break he continues reading

30:04

the article and this is fucking

30:06

dammit

30:07

what should he told the hospital admissions personal

30:09

her address but while i was there people kept coming

30:12

after me and asking in this

30:14

is right see sworn because a lot

30:17

of them gets lots of cash he

30:19

didn't understand it didn't understand

30:21

the new ninety four cesspool

30:23

we live in the family had live

30:26

in denver area

30:27

months ago and he goes

30:29

on here is what alex accidently

30:32

started reading and then stopped himself midsentence

30:34

quote good like said she told hospital

30:37

admissions personnel her address but well

30:39

i was they are people kept coming up to me and asking

30:41

if is if is she didn't understand

30:43

it the family had lived in a denver

30:45

area homeless shelter for about six months

30:47

and ninety ninety nine and later in a basement

30:49

apartment provided by a member of the church where

30:52

philip gates has become an ordained elder

30:54

it's just one chapter in the families

30:56

struggles alex you

30:58

heard him say they had lived in denver area

31:01

and then stopped at right there

31:03

yeah right there is a word homeless

31:05

because that validates why

31:07

there might have been concerns that

31:09

went awry obviously not

31:11

handled perfectly in the situation

31:14

but it gives an explanation for why this

31:16

situation is happening right why there

31:18

was cause for the

31:20

people to think that maybe

31:22

she was on housed he

31:25

can't let that beef if has to

31:27

be a random thing where there's evil

31:29

intent on the part of the cps

31:31

people he's lying to his audience

31:33

splendid so clear when you hear him drop

31:35

off work there when reading with it

31:38

so fucking obvious yeah that's that's

31:40

fox that's just fucked

31:42

i'm for i'm i'm i'm actually more

31:45

i'm happier when he's making shit

31:47

up whole cloth because that's just

31:49

sad and evil like

31:51

that's of actual mass

31:54

thing to do with also

31:56

very clearly shows that he

31:58

didn't read this before he the decided

32:00

to dedicate an entire show too

32:03

pcbs narrative based

32:05

on or least stab sort of

32:08

bolstered by bliss kind of

32:10

bullshit well see i li seemingly

32:12

precipitated by him reading this story

32:14

yeah yeah this story of the launching

32:16

point for him to have and show

32:18

all about the cps arrivals of it

32:20

right and he does he isn't him

32:22

and read it he didn't even read it before

32:26

he spent three hours every morning

32:29

reading and then did his show and then

32:31

spent five hours every evening reduce this

32:33

was before he got serious dad

32:35

and started doing a lot more drugs

32:38

yeah damn sure so this

32:40

this bullshit think a guy to

32:42

wasn't travel policemen said he was shot

32:45

while working on a joint investigation for

32:47

the u s pumpkin for some integration

32:50

it goes on talk about the family this

32:52

guy's a veteran top ten minutes

32:56

never , for me me

32:59

get your kids that understand

33:01

that they don't care if they

33:03

want this to be in the paper thin in the

33:07

by this time

33:08

it

33:09

many on

33:13

wow

33:16

that is absolutely amazing alex

33:19

, not telling his audience of the family had already

33:22

got to get back by the time the article

33:24

he's reading was published

33:26

he's also stopping himself from disclosing

33:28

the part where it says the gates is permanently

33:31

disabled because of that shooting that he

33:33

mentioned which naturally would be

33:35

even more cause for child welfare services

33:37

to be interested in providing whatever assistance

33:39

they can can stuff works against

33:41

out as narrative though so it's censored

33:44

from the most uncensored and most

33:46

unfiltered news program in the world says

33:48

alex like he ever under the hates him because

33:50

he's to truthful though really i mean like

33:52

that's the reason that if one thinks he's a piece of shit yeah

33:55

they're not because he the nine hundred

33:57

and nine weeks truth to power

33:59

it threatens the people

34:02

you know i mean it is it is so

34:04

weird when we we

34:06

can separated because he's doing a radio

34:08

show but essentially if she

34:10

was there holding her babies he

34:12

would be look her in their eyes screaming you're

34:14

never going to get that baby back and

34:16

this is like i'm holding and he's like this

34:18

is crazy just out of that these

34:21

people are nineteen eighty four in all over the boise

34:23

idaho well

34:27

these other areas it's like i don't even notice

34:29

this person is into the exact existing

34:31

guys are supposed to just abstract the

34:33

own give a shit this ah doesn't

34:35

matter doesn't matter knows make emotion

34:38

and me lies are real

34:40

there is that a conversation that

34:42

we need to have with alex of like

34:44

they're more likely to i know that we ate we

34:47

do think that he has a bit of a solid says i'm

34:49

too i mean he has trouble with object permanence

34:51

that's definitely true so yeah i don't

34:53

know if it's certainly more

34:56

in the president then it wasn't about that maybe

34:59

it's maybe it's always been there

35:00

you know if you give your

35:02

the older in john birch books before

35:04

you teach them object permanence i think we

35:06

wind up here so

35:08

yeah you have just this real

35:11

oh nonsense demonstration

35:14

here they are of the he has he's

35:16

lying very intentionally about

35:18

this article the it as a

35:20

way to push his ah

35:22

anti cps politics so

35:25

you go to another

35:27

break second maybe accidently read

35:29

the article during blue that's a bad idea he

35:31

exists

35:37

now color take

35:43

your kids

35:45

you know eight months or so many

35:47

the scary

35:49

they they have got the child mack when i

35:51

say the never getting resolved that again

35:53

they're probably going to show back over and over and over

35:56

and over again as your exercise dot admitted

35:58

as cases in this family mainly

36:00

because he was a police officer

36:03

here's why they're doing this tell that's why it happened

36:06

that's so he read the article cut because

36:08

he's correcting himself as i got the kid back right

36:10

right of death these aware of

36:12

that information now but you know assuming

36:15

that he has read the article he now knows

36:17

the you know everything that he's censored

36:19

himself from say have a nice are

36:21

saying it's because the guys cop for example

36:24

is not a cop knows a was a cop ronnie

36:26

two years ago was shot yeah in the line

36:28

of duty or and is permanently disabled

36:31

for is now church older right so

36:37

good work yeah i i

36:39

just think this is trash i'm a i find

36:41

it to be awful and then it gets even worse

36:43

because this whole pageant goes on for quite

36:46

awhile and then alex has a

36:48

guest and it is water

36:50

filter sponsor abingdon guess

36:52

is going out that few filters the only

36:54

i know

36:55

that's not reverse osmosis will

36:58

actually remove this garbage

37:00

and it's portable is awesome he

37:02

on by for me and on whether strongly the pleasure alex

37:05

and by the way i always enjoyed listening to rant

37:07

rave i , know where you get all your information

37:10

you gotta be a prodigy to get all the stuff

37:12

and cramming your head and gives us us

37:14

mean it's use is my web mass one is

37:17

my wife is wife is

37:20

paul joseph watson is it's a people

37:22

the email me all these this all these

37:25

so stories this day and i'm already spent forty

37:27

five minutes on i'm a little paper

37:29

have to admit this is evil

37:31

yeah but i find it really that

37:34

i mean it during a commercial relationship so

37:37

you don't expect necessarily mack

37:40

said , was weird be

37:43

like guy you are so smart

37:45

you got so much information and may be and her

37:47

after we've delivered to make shit up make

37:49

mean move and intentionally

37:52

leave out information that is illuminating

37:54

about illuminating story there is there is

37:56

that con man kind

37:58

of feel

37:59

there

37:59

you just

38:01

like eight still blows my mind whatever you feel

38:03

that actual con man feeling of that

38:06

person saying wow

38:08

you are smart variety somebody clearly

38:10

making everything up at it's just like they

38:12

got taken in well as a but again it's

38:14

the commercial relationship makes or whatever he

38:16

just has put that aside and loan

38:18

smoke the i would imagine that if you

38:20

have reservations now is not the time

38:23

yeah yeah soviet the other than those

38:25

thing about i think is a really good point the

38:27

is the alex could recognize

38:30

every piece of information about this

38:32

article and still tell the story

38:34

that he wants to tell yes he would have a more

38:36

difficult time with a taps be

38:38

could not paint the picture that the cps

38:41

is randomly just accusing people

38:44

of be a being on housed

38:46

are helping i am by using

38:48

that false accusation as an

38:50

excuse to steal their child he

38:52

perhaps couldn't do that but use you could

38:54

have to open it up even open it up into a like

38:57

that is not cause to take it as your

38:59

hands child or sir you know there's there's

39:01

ways that he could incorporate all this information

39:03

but it's more difficult and it's

39:05

more difficult in a way that leads you to

39:08

actual solutions he leads

39:10

you to reforming the

39:12

system that is there as opposed to creating

39:14

a cartoonist version of it earth to

39:16

be mad about in demand be demolished

39:18

well and ultimately it just simply

39:21

allows you to identify as

39:24

a i mean despite alex

39:26

insisting that this only happens to white

39:29

people it allows you to identify with

39:31

somebody non whites which cannot

39:33

happen on the shelf there though

39:37

alex take some calls museum naturally

39:39

gets calls from people who have situations

39:41

with the trouble with the children

39:44

die an absolute yes type stuff they

39:46

made it up in there so you've got a color

39:49

and scholars having scholars difficult time with

39:51

her with her and guy and alex has some

39:53

weird things to say

39:55

it got a point she was diagnosed

39:57

with a

39:57

still have a child labor that

40:00

the by the kind of state was done with her she

40:02

had nine different labels and psychiatric

40:05

labeled as

40:06

how did they take her from me and for around california

40:09

he was given to our

40:11

actually hit the father who abandoned her

40:14

at birth us who has a history

40:16

of abuse

40:17

the situation but she was sent to live

40:19

with him yeah

40:22

the

40:22

we're now

40:24

superman

40:26

cedric her life has been very hard

40:29

yada

40:29

well you didn't i would i want you to teller

40:31

any to our ,

40:33

to talk her in person and woken

40:35

are awesome so energized omega

40:37

moink these bonds bonds

40:40

the name of jesus christ what an eighth

40:42

of and of she really has faith i'm telling i've

40:44

seen people healed of of is bonded city

40:46

the gov all drugs scouts would

40:48

face he oh wow yeah

40:50

he would put his hand on her forehead and puts

40:52

her to the floor and then once you stood

40:55

up she would go back and live with her mom

40:57

energize i'm

41:00

energize don't remember exactly where this woman

41:02

this calling from boy i

41:05

think that they're really dancing

41:07

over something if this child

41:09

was given this

41:12

because did he was given to father

41:14

who hasn't been in her life who lives in a

41:16

different states there's something going

41:18

on here and it's not just she

41:20

got these diagnoses that diagnoses disagreed

41:23

with yeah that there's something really

41:26

messed up here there's a larger store and

41:28

dealing with of people

41:30

who are telling these stories and being i guess

41:32

you're totally right yeah especially if they're unreliable

41:35

narrators seems really are responsible

41:38

yeah you wouldn't i wouldn't wanna be like

41:41

you know i mean what you should i

41:43

do i guess is say thank

41:45

you for call emergency assistance

41:47

of talking about i mean if you wanted to keep talking

41:49

than you would have to ask like further probing

41:52

questions like more okay will they don't do

41:54

that exactly that of yell about us

41:56

we be of oh you're you're totally

41:58

right no yeah totally

41:59

yeah and the anna nicole

42:02

or services as bombs me the fuck

42:04

out

42:05

and i just really wanna thank you for

42:07

your strength and and your complex than ours

42:09

and i listen to just about every day

42:11

as often as i can i stop doing what i'm doing

42:13

to listen and learn on

42:16

what i've learned yeah i've lost yeah lot

42:18

of friends along the way and as lost and lot

42:20

of my family

42:21

well that's what happens in nazi germany

42:23

a lot of people wanna serve

42:25

the hitler system a

42:27

, of people want to serve out all

42:29

hitler hitler so they

42:31

don't like you saying what hitler's doing is wrong

42:34

i think all this enormous yeah

42:37

that is that bummer that culture yeah

42:40

yeah

42:41

yeah that's boy

42:43

, study your broadcast and i

42:45

told people in my life about her and i've

42:48

lost friends and family yeah

42:50

how's yeah me know when

42:52

you start with my

42:55

child was sent to live with a

42:57

father she didn't really know

43:00

in a different state and

43:02

then end with i've lost friends and

43:04

family because i tell them all about what

43:06

alex jones says eyes autonomy

43:08

then , mean you're starting to

43:10

put some things together and

43:13

or not that's not the full picture and it's so

43:15

bad for i know alex can't behave

43:17

any other way really but it's so

43:19

bad for him to be like yeah that's because they can

43:21

handle the truth they love worshiper hundred live yeah

43:23

as you just doubling down on this this

43:26

abuses influence yeah you're never going to

43:28

see a cult leader be like hey listen you might be

43:30

going a little bit too far with my bullshit about

43:32

you step back where i go out go go

43:35

hang out with your friends at the at

43:37

the sonic or whatever it is you

43:39

kids do and then come back and will get back into

43:41

the colts demand with this is supposed to be a fun

43:43

cause cause

43:45

really bothered me outlay me i'm

43:49

just trying to screw people out of money here and

43:51

now you're telling me i'm hurt numbers so

43:53

if we're going to be tough for me to look a mirror look

43:56

, i will try and the

43:58

deal imagine and my there's outfield

44:01

with my renewed by rubbing money i'm an

44:03

adult video audio better api another house

44:05

so that's a bummer and

44:07

i think we need to feel a little bit better

44:10

by going something a little more fun and that

44:12

is ah it's time to

44:14

go to alex's memories of his past

44:16

corner oh i like at

44:18

here's at fun story about alex in high school another

44:21

dog know oh this

44:23

oh this they do have seen a thousand times fox

44:25

i was a straight a plastic

44:28

i'm like it was in high school as a screw

44:30

around was all time i phone

44:32

com didn't

44:34

go to school for bumper quite a bit

44:37

play hooky all rest of the by the time the time

44:40

softball bat a sophomore in

44:42

the my sophomore year junior senior by the title

44:44

was a senior i was making one hundred one

44:46

hundred one hundred one hundred ninety

44:48

eight ninety nine and in my report

44:50

card was a joke it was so good like

44:54

that is a joke you that that year was a ninety

44:56

nine average yourself up make

44:58

it was ridiculous know somebody when one hundred

45:00

so forcing other get all the awards yeah

45:03

i was done with school that's why

45:05

i germany rabbit so you know the other

45:07

he had me in their first period to the

45:09

area

45:13

i would walk around and and bring them down to

45:15

the classroom people that have come to see the counselor

45:18

little did i know to be secret police in

45:20

other be set off or whatever to be brought to the

45:22

principal so that's so trump right there

45:24

man take my my report card so good

45:26

is a dream yeah like monster

45:29

for card in the in the in this is two thousand

45:31

and three man they were born for a job

45:34

they really were so apparently alex

45:36

at this point in high school getting perfect grades

45:38

and basically every class and also he's

45:41

constantly having sex with in impregnating

45:43

adult women as well as fellow students and

45:45

getting abortions and is a satan also

45:47

via is being recruited into a satanic ring

45:49

run by the elites in rockwall wanted to stop

45:52

him from filling his death nice of being the linchpin

45:54

in god's plans to vanquish the devil also

45:57

at some point in the middle he uncovered

45:59

a drug dealing can the years now run while police

46:01

department who threatened to kill him phrase dead

46:03

and moved to austin he also is getting

46:05

into constant street fights because black people

46:07

would stop harassing him because he was white right

46:09

ovary smoke crack a couple times see

46:11

to say what an amazing almost unbelievable

46:14

backstory any is isaac unbelievable

46:17

is the operative word around there for with

46:19

, it's i would say i would

46:21

say a little bit overstuffed

46:24

if i was if i was describing the plot of

46:26

this movie here i would say overstepped streamline

46:29

b s stream i focus on a few important

46:31

details that look i didn't get good grades in high

46:33

school and i did end up dropping out before

46:35

he went to college or dropped outta high school bit

46:38

of a but i was friends with

46:40

a lot of nerds yeah right nerds and

46:42

i knew and was friends with a guy who's the

46:45

valedictorian of the class before me

46:47

class of the year older than me and

46:51

it'll just choose one person who gets

46:53

accolades like know

46:55

there's like first of all i dropped out of high school

46:57

and i was a national merit scholar of course

46:59

you are so honored national

47:02

merit scholars they're all kinds of people

47:04

who get scholarships to college course

47:06

there's course there's there's like there's

47:08

sometimes co valedictorian stearns

47:11

to the other like whom loud even

47:13

like you know in high school sir

47:15

like i remember there being a for people

47:18

who are like the like not not

47:20

like president vice president treasure not aerobics

47:22

but there was like the valedictorian remember growing

47:25

up i live alone whereas who are like dot

47:28

real damn good grades yeah yeah if

47:30

alex was second to what guy who got

47:32

all what i mean it's borderline

47:35

bronze silver bullet gold

47:37

medals kind of not us and nonsense

47:39

our also in high school my buddy

47:41

coal he helps out with the counsel's

47:44

office going around and delivering passes to

47:46

students who had appointments so they could be there

47:48

would be counted as tardy are true into true into class

47:50

sir and edu definitely didn't have all a's

47:53

he doesn't know been period and the counselors like

47:56

what i guess now to case they're really trying to secretly

47:58

deputize him or some shit i

48:00

think that would have been the first step you know it's like

48:02

we've talk about the school the prison pipeline

48:04

but we don't talk about the school the globalism

48:07

pipeline right really did he goes through the cowboys

48:09

of absolutely or who else would be

48:11

they're they're not busy death patel

48:13

for loved goal i would

48:15

sometimes come and help him panda passes

48:17

could out just skip close mccraney i

48:20

have why not and they would always like whenever

48:22

he'd walk in the dog big success

48:26

is about to say what that is great that is

48:28

greatly apparently for alex it was much

48:30

darker see it as like as bull i like

48:33

a bore collegial relationship between teachers

48:35

and students in high school that was not the case for made

48:37

for very very confrontational ah

48:40

i'm sure that was probably mostly my fault

48:42

i feel like a know he went both ways

48:44

for me some some teachers is very

48:46

confrontational than some ugh were

48:49

far more like the to treated

48:51

you like eggs almost like a little equal you

48:53

know i said was that would have bye bye

48:56

bye oh my favorite teacher did

48:58

say like well if they didn't fuck around with you

49:00

the new they wouldn't have had a problem as

49:02

as like i like that's probably not

49:04

what you should tell to a fourteen year old up a not

49:06

probably not but i mean you did have a

49:08

point where he didn't fuck around with

49:10

me and we had a great time yeah i

49:12

have a broadcast production class and

49:14

the teacher got him around with been no

49:17

was the best and t of

49:19

i was in the class three years in

49:21

high school i had a key

49:23

to the room because i had like an editing bay

49:25

nice and so i would com like after

49:27

hours and edit video and enough needs

49:30

of the the class was mostly

49:32

just about i'm making

49:34

stories for the public access

49:38

like there was this was show called sixteen minutes

49:40

ah that was the schools the

49:43

students make stories about the local community

49:45

are certain and rod we'd been for how seven sixty

49:47

minutes but you only get sixty yeah sixty

49:50

yeah so i we weirdest told we

49:52

could make whatever stories we want as her and

49:54

so i would not the biggest tell a fourteen

49:56

year old i just want the story about

49:58

how secretly cesc club was like

50:00

a hotbed of communism as a high school

50:03

and so i had my friend matt a pretend

50:05

to be like we i did a plant

50:07

and like one of the guys in the chess club was a friend

50:09

of mine and so he played along with a great

50:12

the guy who sponsored the chess club like the teacher

50:14

and i also on friendly terms there was

50:16

messing around he was all about it yeah

50:18

story and i turned it in to be aired run

50:21

your just he would always

50:23

respect and you kill him but

50:28

, still it's still put it on upset where

50:30

it out yet see that good stuff i like

50:32

it not like that the okay that's

50:34

that's a good teacher move where you like you're doing

50:36

this wrong but also come on

50:38

baby on the screen is

50:42

anyway our to those stop

50:44

over the counselors officers office

50:46

the man that's just one of the

50:48

the things that i hate when people

50:50

lie about why why

50:53

would you lie about it's not as you

50:55

say not readily insecure

50:57

the know been like the only thing i've learned

50:59

after high school is how stupid all

51:01

of the information on the tests was

51:03

because the better information was everywhere

51:06

else

51:07

yeah now i mean i think if

51:09

you do , in school

51:11

and you're proud of it has nothing to be ashamed

51:13

of great i think if

51:17

you didn't do well in school and you're lying about

51:19

it because you want people to think you did well

51:21

in school that's i get now nut sack

51:23

as you gotta stop you and be like s

51:26

as isis as isis get good grades in school

51:28

say now we're off to the races buddy right

51:30

easy breezy oh that eminem

51:32

line stupidest shit rich as fuck it out

51:34

of a away it be less our

51:38

to another story from his youth in school

51:41

yeah muslims a little bit longer fag

51:43

with a little bit confusing restaurants and

51:45

for all is this your be an episode that he

51:47

is easy listening to this story being like what

51:49

the fuck what he should be allowed to say that

51:51

we're gonna need a factor or to get around

51:53

that here

51:54

down there and not all the stores he doesn't

51:57

be taught me for they'll go to gym another the

52:00

on there and many other suzanne some high school

52:03

we had some some some

52:05

some general at the time literally of army

52:08

reserve general lives are it

52:11

was his name is our as the principal the

52:14

out actually the war he just loves to eat order

52:16

me around and adam a giant palace

52:18

of paper and do all this of an audience here then

52:22

one day i mean it was like a muscle

52:24

still got out i have this horrible

52:26

headaches and i knew i said i'm get before seventeen

52:31

years old i still had to call mommy's

52:33

like a drive home you'll have my my

52:35

mustang out a parking lot i

52:38

called i don't the nurse's office you get types of diversity

52:40

goes oh yeah one hundred one

52:42

a you'll talk you're getting the florida like yeah just

52:44

want to go home it goes

52:47

well before you call your mother

52:49

pretty good luck

52:51

what real good looking at seventy

52:53

and i'm going on right now blond hair blue

52:55

eyes but i resist or hundred pounds

52:59

a hundred ninety five thousand want to wait and wait was

53:01

on was look like bruce lee boxers photos

53:03

of me house and on the internet one thousand

53:06

and one of my friends and a picture of me but

53:08

in white paper and a lot but the paper

53:10

knows about twenty but the point is

53:15

no means a pretty good look at she's blonde herself

53:18

the years old he

53:20

or she was use drugs and i go i'm i'm on a

53:22

polo shirts watch and

53:25

the outsider jews and i go do i look like

53:27

i use drugs yes am

53:29

in a dot time i did he recalls the ago even

53:31

drink coffee a member is very crisp

53:34

memory this there's

53:36

well you never want vienna she started getting

53:38

on a real you go wow yes

53:42

it was about a month allows and a high school so she was

53:44

it was like a muscle school gosh she when she was hitting

53:46

on i'm sure and

53:48

so i'm sitting there in this is happening

53:50

and she says these drugs and i don't

53:53

know she was like he likes be i said

53:56

what you're told you i don't want another

53:59

as y u s

53:59

the almost

54:01

that will give you a watches me is not what the every

54:03

morning and first period walk around

54:05

in there you know do it all the work for these that

54:08

supplies into her before when it came off the from

54:12

as well i will give you the car do with doctor

54:14

you got a lot of energy dot

54:17

written one it's like speed you'll like it the

54:20

folks

54:21

they have acerbic our okay

54:24

yeah so he had a flu the nurse wanted

54:26

to fuck him and also

54:28

she wanted to give him speed because he had a lotta

54:30

energy so let's get him more energy

54:33

spoof of this this i

54:35

have this story this happened i

54:37

am ah here's the way here's

54:39

how i feel like this story actually happened

54:43

alex was kind of sick not

54:45

that sick wanted to go home anyway so

54:47

going to give his momma costs gets the temperature

54:50

now like okay and then well

54:52

i've got see here let me ask you questions

54:55

are you doing drugs right now i

54:58

mean that's possible and then it's like

55:01

hey you know you give me drugs and

55:03

softness you have a d h d

55:05

you know so there's this medication

55:07

them out there i dunno maybe it might help

55:09

you still have some of your

55:11

are you trying to fuck me for great direct

55:13

nora go home go home police i

55:15

have a story that so glad schools can be out

55:17

of my bible story that's kind of close to

55:19

this but it's not really had a

55:21

, try to pick me up deserve answers or by

55:23

in college i went to the student health center

55:26

because i had strep throat and

55:28

of i couldn't i couldn't swallow

55:31

pills i didn't know what was going on items

55:33

and had it before and so a guy

55:35

the terrible fever and

55:37

so the guy who's the

55:40

doctor who's soon health center gave me

55:42

some liquid ah steroids

55:44

ah ah steroids take and

55:47

he did say careful

55:49

this is what the rappers rap about that

55:54

that's the way you do it at it's not like he was

55:56

trying to give redrado know there

55:59

was a little bit inappropriate but in a delightful

56:01

that is i will i joined yeah that's

56:03

great also the does vary

56:06

a a what would i say up

56:08

, way of describing this is what the rappers

56:11

rap about he might is that the rappers thing about

56:13

money and i've been so that's that's

56:15

making up another level wasn't like an old

56:18

out of touch person or any now a

56:20

to be remiss framing of it is freezing

56:22

was still weird way weird can still remember

56:24

the twenty years later as later delightful momentum where

56:26

i must the hundred something fever

56:29

just they are unable to to like swallow uphill

56:32

battle purple

56:34

stuff every now and again there are those

56:36

moments where i'm like what if i could

56:38

run into that person you know

56:40

after his kids are tons of those little

56:42

memories you have or your likes this person

56:44

has no idea that because they flick

56:46

the penny at makes twenty years

56:48

ago at that is in my brain forever

56:51

like i want to go talk to them and have them

56:53

have that very validating

56:55

feeling of i have no idea what

56:57

you're talking about sir that kind of thing i

56:59

think you would probably come off real crazy

57:01

because you will you be like aren't here's what happened

57:03

here's a little remember this is our ordinances

57:06

to make know this is our borders ritual

57:08

care at all but i need to bother you so

57:11

, get rid of fun time in that corner

57:13

of alex's our remembrance

57:16

yeah now nonsense

57:18

where was the satanism in that story

57:20

nonexistent now nonexistent want more satanism

57:22

and all of these story well actually the school nurse

57:24

was working on behalf of as behalf of time to get our

57:26

held on speed that helps yeah in

57:29

order to take him away about his connection

57:31

with god cause you're going to be so important in the plot

57:33

together around we've

57:35

got all that the no humming really

57:38

fucked up happens okay i can't believe

57:40

this happened how

57:42

has the dad from the denver

57:44

post story on as a guest

57:47

know no yes

57:49

no

57:50

elixir go ahead and go to the reverend

57:53

heidi mcguinness of the north presbyterian

57:55

church social workers

57:58

they are outta control than

58:00

oh yeah that's putting it lightly the

58:02

of course the husband

58:06

as well the father a

58:08

mr gates you are now

58:11

up know on the show

58:13

with us

58:14

thanks for coming on i

58:16

appreciated

58:19

who would like to make us some comments about

58:21

was developed first on the reverend or

58:23

mr gates were

58:27

like we got people on speakerphone

58:29

or

58:32

saplings was going in the background the

58:35

yeah the as the on which is crazy

58:37

because this because this much more disrespectful

58:39

he hadn't read the article before he got on air but

58:41

they had booked them as guess on

58:44

that show

58:47

i will i was floored by the slice and

58:50

if you do like a nightly talk show id

58:52

i didn't the i didn't think that jon stewart

58:54

read every book of the

58:56

person he was interviewing that nice i bet

58:58

he skimmed through it i bet he did his best for every

59:00

book i bet he read more of them

59:03

have some people might think i bet

59:05

he read a lot of authority that it would have copy

59:07

economy equate to a

59:09

a earth they

59:12

single article from a betty read more

59:14

than a thousand words of every single

59:16

one of those books i would guarantee it will

59:18

have those like those interviews probably books pretty

59:20

well in advance s i think the one

59:22

things that really weird about this is like this is two thousand

59:24

and three is it like his wife

59:27

is probably booking bisho rent i mean

59:29

like you don't have a big

59:31

team at this point you have is daria

59:33

so he is

59:35

it would be how does this happen had is

59:37

it is only under the i understand the booking

59:40

happening make sense to me so you

59:42

can reach out to them see if they want to come on a do an

59:44

interview haven't see seconds absolutely how

59:47

did it happen that you know you're going

59:49

to do this interview then you don't

59:51

read the article for

59:53

a view with the stories as

59:55

enjoy

59:56

is it that you didn't

59:58

even have somebody

59:59

give you the cliffs notes

1:00:02

version of the article

1:00:04

if you know how do you to collect years of

1:00:06

they got their kid back and i mean that's crazy

1:00:09

that's

1:00:12

how do you seem to be caught off guard in the middle

1:00:14

of the story that the guy is a cop yeah

1:00:17

that's not good not there's a pretty big details

1:00:19

so i'm like they don't talk about

1:00:21

the past homelessness

1:00:23

shout steers away from a lot of the

1:00:25

like a germain is used phrases he wants

1:00:28

to just talk about like hey let's

1:00:30

talk about how evil display want to talk shit

1:00:33

normally a social worker will help

1:00:35

to you know what that term is guess

1:00:37

normal years and indians wow mortgage

1:00:39

or will normally they

1:00:41

won't much i also do it gets

1:00:44

after the victory was there was

1:00:46

there a a a grabbing

1:00:48

celebrations did he make any

1:00:50

comment or what

1:00:52

was there are a smile

1:00:54

i believe few steps out of the hallway

1:00:57

and she was out in the hallway for while

1:01:01

we were not sure what went on the

1:01:03

charge hundreds of dollars in charge

1:01:05

of the the there's

1:01:08

said that she was kind of upset by what had

1:01:10

happened out there we can get her version of

1:01:12

what was that

1:01:14

stayed in a room the charge nurse

1:01:16

was upset by what she saw it i

1:01:19

vampiric celebration dance

1:01:22

and i'm literati i'm seeing them do it

1:01:24

so you watched a

1:01:27

culture of death dance is this must have been

1:01:29

horrible

1:01:30

oh yes she

1:01:33

did a robot out more way i was gonna say

1:01:35

what is the vampiric celebrations

1:01:37

it was the robot because it's dehumanizing

1:01:39

is sitting there human answer on the characteristics

1:01:42

of a robot vampires

1:01:44

traditionally want robots

1:01:46

yes oh i didn't know that okay

1:01:49

him in alex's world

1:01:51

, metaphorical robots are you have to forgo

1:01:54

vampires want literal robot seekers i'm

1:01:57

seeing something more along the lines of like

1:01:59

ray lewis's celebration dad's

1:02:02

name because this is two thousand and three right so

1:02:04

ray lewis and the baltimore ravens still reckon

1:02:07

the world you know yeah and

1:02:09

so i'm assuming that like he

1:02:11

burst out of the door and

1:02:13

then like did one of the

1:02:16

with the things you know what i'm saying fear have you

1:02:18

seen the deaths i have a half of

1:02:22

i don't know i don't know the dirt so yeah

1:02:25

ounces wants to create these

1:02:27

images these like evil

1:02:29

images that are ones that are evocative

1:02:31

for the audience the story is good for

1:02:34

bringing those up and of

1:02:36

of selling them to the audience so ceiling

1:02:38

is what's important

1:02:39

when he interject

1:02:40

before he's a leg like

1:02:42

he's talking to the father and the father

1:02:45

is trying to tell the story

1:02:47

and so whenever alex's like all

1:02:49

she was smile and wasn't geez like well

1:02:52

i mean she did leave the so

1:02:54

easy implanted into that guy's mind

1:02:56

before we even go any further that it's possible

1:02:59

infect likely and then later

1:03:01

aaron he'd intruder she did it

1:03:03

and we're not entirely even sure based on the way

1:03:05

zone is like what the charge nurse was talking

1:03:08

about that didn't make it was inappropriate what

1:03:10

went on how to in the room the the

1:03:12

conversation that the guy

1:03:14

the cps people had with the the mother

1:03:17

it's unclear but it doesn't really matter on the show

1:03:19

because it's all just as the

1:03:21

fuel on a fire of of hating the cps

1:03:24

yes so one of the things that

1:03:26

is clear is

1:03:28

that be at reverend

1:03:30

mcguinness and his father are both

1:03:33

upset with the cps and

1:03:35

one of the things that they want to make clear is

1:03:38

that there should be ways to

1:03:40

stop these processes

1:03:43

when they're being done being error you know

1:03:45

they're not talking about overthrowing the cps

1:03:47

that alex enough safeguards right

1:03:50

if there is something that is erroneous

1:03:53

my outdated information the people are acting

1:03:55

on there's be way to put way halt in the proceedings

1:03:57

so they don't go so far as to

1:04:00

remove a child exactly i when you're

1:04:02

just going to have been away for twenty

1:04:04

four hours or what it's like it's there

1:04:06

should be safeguards pay equity and

1:04:09

alex is not an agreement on that of

1:04:11

course not be want to say that they're many dedicate

1:04:13

a social workers who asserts

1:04:14

the not that do in good faith

1:04:17

we're certainly not declare war on them what

1:04:19

we what we are really shocked

1:04:22

about is that there is no mechanism

1:04:24

in place to put a brake brake on these proceedings

1:04:26

because you know alex i think you're

1:04:28

listening audience and i we know that on

1:04:31

hospitals on weekends hospitals

1:04:33

usually the officer south kind of are

1:04:35

slowing down effects and what

1:04:37

we're

1:04:38

shocked and outraged about is

1:04:40

the great speed with which

1:04:42

this child was yanked away from

1:04:45

her mother's mouth time

1:04:47

you turn your own as soon

1:04:50

as you get on the system would you didn't

1:04:52

have cps area they have

1:04:54

they have

1:04:55

while the government i've read the documents

1:04:57

on air this is a business

1:04:59

is about breaking up the family and

1:05:01

i think of you've found out the full ramifications

1:05:04

you'd be shot the hospitals city

1:05:06

hospitals interface with

1:05:08

these people and actually profit from it i just

1:05:10

want you to know that so i think that kind of a

1:05:13

illustrates the dynamic that's

1:05:15

involved yeah there isn't a wet like

1:05:17

a an awareness campaign i'm

1:05:20

something that is legitimate

1:05:22

on the part of this family and this

1:05:25

this reverend a requests

1:05:27

something that is a structural improvement

1:05:29

but i don't even people with him cbs would be like

1:05:32

you know why that is something that

1:05:34

needs to be address i'm something that we could do

1:05:36

a better job on as you just said do

1:05:38

a regular cbs boy day

1:05:40

every day just i case maybe we don't rip

1:05:42

newborns from their mothers hand smoke

1:05:45

maybe we just don't do that they be like i think

1:05:47

that makes sense and alex has a different

1:05:49

take on it and burn

1:05:51

it all sounds very at odds and you can

1:05:53

see that alex doesn't respect his guests

1:05:55

perspective know he wants to get

1:05:57

them to mirror hizb

1:05:59

[unk] back to ah because that was important

1:06:02

and that's what will sell the feeling to the audience that he

1:06:04

needs seldom and order to keep them a

1:06:07

isn't that called like state but that one caller

1:06:10

from just out earlier know i mean part of

1:06:12

it is a you know it is a little bit

1:06:14

like he's trying to red pill them at the

1:06:16

same time yep yep like when we when

1:06:18

we were at the trial you know he's trying to red pill

1:06:20

the jury and he's he's , it

1:06:22

like like the phone right here is like

1:06:24

don't you guys want to help starting to fucking

1:06:26

war like know the war has already started

1:06:28

oh it's not i started it on us on

1:06:32

so this was the eighth mega friday

1:06:34

yeah and we're going to jump to

1:06:37

the monday show because it's kind

1:06:39

of also a wasteland not much going on

1:06:41

i'm but there is something really

1:06:44

big going on okay paul

1:06:46

joseph okay webmaster wasn't

1:06:49

fun of dot com also a great writer

1:06:51

has written his debut book it

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is order out of chaos elite

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and are you can get it out in full wars dot

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who are secure online shopping

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cart the police or take

1:07:12

advantage of that and paul joseph watson be

1:07:14

joining us to talk about dr

1:07:16

david kelly murder yes

1:07:18

there's more evidence that it's my murder that

1:07:20

a suicide and they're calling it a suicide

1:07:23

south out with no evidence of that

1:07:25

so we're going to call it a murder here but

1:07:28

and that's what the preponderance of the

1:07:30

evidence is going

1:07:32

this is about a month after kelly died

1:07:34

analysis presented literally no new information

1:07:37

past the vague insinuations i used to call kelly's

1:07:39

that the murder when he first covered it right this

1:07:41

is something that the alex jones is always right

1:07:43

about stuff crowd had really think about the

1:07:46

protracted long the

1:07:49

nonsense narrative that he gets up to yeah

1:07:52

also i love the way that alex catches himself midsentence

1:07:54

their seizing of the media is calling

1:07:56

kelly's death a suicide with no prove any almost

1:07:59

said so we gonna call it a murder with no pretty

1:08:02

good , you may they did he really did have

1:08:04

a certain amount of like yeah if they're

1:08:06

gonna do it then i'll do it right back to

1:08:08

manage as you have yeah there are

1:08:10

right there oh also paul's book is

1:08:12

out there and that

1:08:14

is just an opportunity for me to say that in my hand

1:08:17

i have a copy oh agree reset

1:08:19

alex's book ah my guy unfortunately

1:08:21

did buy a copy of it yeah i

1:08:23

bought it through amazon those allowances enemy

1:08:25

base us would make a little money which honestly

1:08:27

it's just me cutting myself in both yeah i mean

1:08:30

yeah that's that's great for double edged sword

1:08:32

as as spots a

1:08:34

it sucks i read a little bit of it so far jaffa

1:08:37

it's not good i believe it and will i

1:08:39

will talk about the in greater detail at a later

1:08:41

date you know it's maybe maybe the next

1:08:43

time we have some like really a monumental

1:08:45

episode number like seven forty

1:08:48

eight suffer as suffer as

1:08:51

we are down seven tories of the on my

1:08:53

bad ass great were doing random

1:08:56

number i'm

1:08:58

thirty seven movie or flight episode who

1:09:00

will fly out order for them yes

1:09:03

i'm fifty seven seven seven seven i really

1:09:05

don't know how high it goes is there seven eighty

1:09:07

seven nobody seven seven seven that's like a lottery

1:09:09

for had strokes alex ever did a show in vegas

1:09:12

for seven seven seven as wishes to that is what

1:09:14

we would cover yeah how

1:09:17

do a book alex own sort of balls

1:09:19

yet but the david kelly narrative

1:09:22

is now growing it is no

1:09:24

longer just but this was a guy who's gonna

1:09:26

blow the whistle about the iraq war i

1:09:28

have the weapons of mass destruction stories hanging

1:09:30

out with saddam hussein's kids no no no

1:09:32

ah but it goes deep ah also

1:09:34

microbiology as would like for race

1:09:37

based weapons turning out that

1:09:39

which tells me the global heard about the start releasing

1:09:41

that this is from american free press

1:09:43

and dot raymond kelly of course was involved

1:09:45

bio weapons of race specific

1:09:47

our systems mordant thomas this

1:09:49

is very important yeah so

1:09:51

now i don't recall kelly big voted

1:09:53

race specific system from he worked at

1:09:55

porton down and that means that our with him play any

1:09:58

that there are zero so yeah the

1:10:00

race specific bio weapon rain people

1:10:03

are dying and david kelly as an example

1:10:05

one the murders of the globalists are doing to cover

1:10:08

up there a specific bio weapon because they're

1:10:10

about to release it there is a preoccupation

1:10:13

that alex has with race specific

1:10:15

i'll let you think yeah i wonder

1:10:17

what race it is he receives words

1:10:21

of the hit by a race specific so

1:10:23

specific have some i've some theories it is it is

1:10:25

ironic that he's that he's been

1:10:27

like and you know what would be terrible

1:10:30

a race specific not bio

1:10:32

weapon that is a bio weapon for all other

1:10:34

non raises have a go of and you know i'm

1:10:36

same level as kind of what he wants

1:10:39

was think it's it's i think the people who don't

1:10:41

listen to his show much you

1:10:44

might hear some of the the coven

1:10:46

stuff let's say like especially in

1:10:48

the early days of covert a new like as or a specific

1:10:51

i'm a nurse her say i'm and

1:10:53

you think like oh that's an interesting

1:10:55

angle he's going on right now realizing

1:10:57

he does the shit all the fucking time ever

1:10:59

like that a grip or a specific bio weapons

1:11:01

are always somehow

1:11:03

and will a specific the awhile like

1:11:06

yeah i know it was the it's always

1:11:08

been like at the end of the day man white

1:11:11

people the only people

1:11:14

that matter that's what he's trying

1:11:16

to get across that is his raise

1:11:19

our data so paul is on

1:11:21

and of the talk about his book a little

1:11:23

bit but alex as the of

1:11:25

of a little will theory that panda

1:11:30

will also here in a t

1:11:32

v and eight he leads

1:11:34

about a half mile from where i'm sitting

1:11:36

around nesting right now this

1:11:39

is the club i have an police

1:11:41

state three where i go in i

1:11:43

got the sign up the same we're having was fingerprint

1:11:46

readers will have to do it here to buy stuff the

1:11:48

buy and sell anticipate purchases

1:11:50

all of a thing or that before and

1:11:53

, taught her ago was this of years of to the police

1:11:55

because of ah yes it's

1:11:57

agenda deal check you when you some friends you

1:11:59

are friends so you

1:11:59

he grabs was a database and

1:12:03

will there it is the signs were going in

1:12:05

and then and in some of the stores the thumb scanners

1:12:07

are going in and simultaneously at

1:12:10

the home depot by my house the

1:12:12

guys they pulled out

1:12:14

there's three of the checkout

1:12:16

lanes about a year ago they

1:12:19

pulled out and i have about fifteen lanes

1:12:21

are problems they pulled out free

1:12:23

where you would be self serve you you're scaring

1:12:26

your own stuff the around stuff will now

1:12:28

was in her last week and now they've pulled out three

1:12:30

more now they're sets

1:12:32

and i've read the federal plans they're gonna pull an all

1:12:35

out you're going to go in there

1:12:37

going to say for security and see after they get the self

1:12:39

serves in then they put the thumbprint iran

1:12:41

which are now doing i mean this is so

1:12:43

sneaky folks go ahead

1:12:46

where

1:12:47

also have the and all go a couple

1:12:49

of weeks ago out with an america where

1:12:51

mcdonalds or introduce a nice sounds

1:12:53

to count as well as many different supermarkets

1:12:56

people need to recognize it

1:12:59

that about

1:13:00

the government tracking what you by

1:13:03

it's about them having the ability to

1:13:05

refuse emphasis on

1:13:07

any particular problem

1:13:08

still waiting on those foam scanners and police

1:13:11

id databases to go into the grocery stores

1:13:13

nineteen years later here we got wireless

1:13:15

cards like three years ago

1:13:17

and like honestly if

1:13:19

you don't sign the back of your debit or credit

1:13:22

card when you use it people are supposed to ask

1:13:24

her your id and they don't do that even so

1:13:26

it seems , a what was

1:13:28

going on here and alex's theory maybe wasn't

1:13:30

real thing and maybe the move toward the automation

1:13:33

was more about cutting down operating expenses

1:13:35

by eliminating human workers also

1:13:37

i assume that if this clip that alex

1:13:39

is describing israel it was israel it

1:13:42

just being like yeah whatever yeah he just

1:13:44

got i don't want to talk to you yeah that would make

1:13:46

sense also paul seems to have no idea what he's

1:13:48

talking about right now mcdonalds

1:13:50

can refuse to serve you for any reason

1:13:52

as long as it's not because you're a member of a protected

1:13:55

class if someone's making a scene

1:13:57

they can be refused service if you suspect

1:13:59

that someone the drunk you can refuse service

1:14:01

if someone's barefoot or wearing know

1:14:03

sure you can refusing service and

1:14:05

long as you're not discriminating based on protected

1:14:08

classes you have the right to run your business i you

1:14:10

see fit like for instance it's

1:14:12

not illegal for a high end restaurant to

1:14:14

refuse to serve you if you don't fit their dress

1:14:16

code or like a hotel can not take

1:14:18

a reservation from you if you stayed there before

1:14:20

you caused a problem they can do

1:14:22

that get can refuse service said you have that

1:14:25

right paul technically says that a putting

1:14:27

in self checkout is about being able to deny purchase

1:14:29

of some particular product but this makes less

1:14:31

sense yeah is he suggesting that i might

1:14:34

one day go to mcdonalds and little refused to sell

1:14:36

me anything but a mic chicken because they think

1:14:38

i've had too much red meat that day i

1:14:40

think that seems like what are you saying and that's bizarre i

1:14:42

think i'm gonna go further if you're saying

1:14:44

that it's the self checkout thing that doing

1:14:47

it then that would suggest to me that you're

1:14:49

bringing all of these items your chicken

1:14:53

and you get it item that they're like no

1:14:56

you don't get to buy eggs right

1:14:58

leg i've i don't understand i i

1:15:00

went and had how is that helpful there's not

1:15:02

even a person noticeably saturday

1:15:12

the don't even break as a joke about our everything

1:15:14

of bananas bananas

1:15:18

but look at is actually about this

1:15:20

they're going to be able taxis some a matter

1:15:23

you'll still be able to pay cash but they're

1:15:25

going to swipe card so it keeps a

1:15:27

record of that's thus making it cash

1:15:29

was and then you're gonna have all these different little

1:15:31

taxes depending on what you're getting and

1:15:33

and it says the ground hamburger

1:15:35

won't be taxed as a fattening foods

1:15:38

unless you buy too much trouble for that month

1:15:40

so it's actually introducing who are rationing

1:15:43

and then they're going to say what we have that is tracking

1:15:45

so terrorist attack the food supplies see

1:15:47

how they always have the terror excuse to apple

1:15:49

maps but them when you're their own reports it's

1:15:51

about taxation control so this

1:15:53

is dumb but also the the

1:15:55

tracking your purchases of

1:15:58

food would have no effect

1:15:59

on being able to protect the supply

1:16:02

chain from any kind of terrorist influence

1:16:04

right like the consumer end of it would i wouldn't

1:16:06

make any sense as an excuse for them yeah

1:16:08

to use i i i find this on compelling

1:16:11

yeah you know it is it is no

1:16:13

pay for you it is so stupid

1:16:15

especially now that we know about matter data

1:16:18

you know like before they had no the

1:16:20

all they could zach you if they have a chip

1:16:22

on your fingers like no offense because

1:16:25

your cell phone is some place

1:16:28

they can figure out what your day is like

1:16:30

easily says it just done your

1:16:33

cellphone exists well they know where everybody

1:16:35

goes on there is some

1:16:37

amount of data that is available so it

1:16:40

is not so the level

1:16:42

that paul is predicting in the next not

1:16:44

it's not enemy of the state starring will

1:16:46

smith know anna and and

1:16:48

this is a mean it's far beyond that

1:16:51

even that sort of depaul at his trip in

1:16:53

a similar vein from owning a mobile

1:16:55

phone which is seen as korea days

1:16:57

obviously ten years ago it with the new development

1:17:00

in a new they're predicting the everyone

1:17:02

will have this life lock system whereby

1:17:05

your hobby your brain wave every

1:17:08

conversation the you have with anyone is

1:17:10

recorded and them straight to government

1:17:12

data know , is a poll

1:17:14

awesome i want loans disease was

1:17:19

gone dark lose was few weeks ago

1:17:21

every breath every heartbeat rocked

1:17:24

by scanner sandwich rocked by

1:17:26

logan airport brothers they put

1:17:28

the humans to mars venus

1:17:30

that looks your brain wanted to see regressive worth

1:17:33

says you to come over speak with use

1:17:35

them as he questions and or another brain scans

1:17:37

see if you're lying is a great

1:17:39

example of ours is an idiot know

1:17:41

you're listening to him is stupid

1:17:43

using a bear m our eyes on the airport

1:17:46

and then reporting on some kind of a plan to detect

1:17:48

aggression or nefarious intent and people

1:17:51

this is insane but it's based on based kernel

1:17:53

of truth which is that m r i technology

1:17:55

is used in airports it's used

1:17:57

to scan bags because the idea

1:17:59

of human application of m r i in an

1:18:01

airport is laughable if you

1:18:03

ever had an m r i don't you'll know that it's

1:18:06

a complicated process where you are put

1:18:08

into a big machine and then you have to stay completely

1:18:10

still or else you'll ruin the pictures

1:18:12

of the doctor is taking inside your head while this

1:18:14

machine angrily yells at you sometimes

1:18:17

they have to give people like set it as you have to

1:18:19

dial don't scare imagining

1:18:21

the you could effectively use m r i technology

1:18:24

on something not staying completely still

1:18:26

is absurd and he would pretty much be

1:18:28

useless and a crowded airport terminal one

1:18:31

, the primary applications of m r i tech

1:18:33

in the airport has to do with screening liquids because

1:18:35

that's something that x rays are not traditionally

1:18:37

very good with also nineteen

1:18:39

years later impulse tenure predictions looking city

1:18:42

says city mean like yes malik there are

1:18:44

things like data that's

1:18:46

collective that's earth know there are things

1:18:48

about no concerns

1:18:51

about things listening or

1:18:53

whatever you

1:18:54

even though there may be true

1:18:56

it is a far cry from every conversation

1:18:59

you have being record his or her son of a database

1:19:02

of raleigh heart beat that you have right

1:19:04

like oh this is is like a system

1:19:06

that is like first

1:19:09

of all would not be useful

1:19:11

exactly though that the figure

1:19:13

that's the thing about it that we did

1:19:15

that we do know for a fat evil folks

1:19:17

would have no use

1:19:19

for that it would it would be too much

1:19:21

much information to find anything

1:19:23

that's why the essays by wide sweeping

1:19:26

throw her blood when they start looking into

1:19:28

how much you

1:19:28

the they get out of it it's like know

1:19:31

now you're signal to noise ratio is

1:19:33

all know if you have everyone's

1:19:35

heart be logged in something

1:19:37

i don't know with our feet are you live in

1:19:42

, once in every single

1:19:44

conversation and every breath

1:19:46

now there are there

1:19:48

cool the way that just

1:19:50

to check in on your make sure you're okay yeah

1:19:53

that was strong predictions are

1:19:55

coming out here out there were going to end

1:19:57

of episode with her i said the eleventh

1:19:59

isn't there's not a little bit of weight lab

1:20:01

but there's something that is fucking

1:20:04

awesome and it it's a

1:20:06

it's a delightful know to this episode and

1:20:08

on and i take it away p

1:20:10

j w

1:20:12

i recently saw an episode of

1:20:14

the film frazier com british

1:20:16

television her , the

1:20:18

flow when like this one

1:20:20

of the brothers join brothers gun club to

1:20:23

all the other characters surprise he became friends

1:20:25

with the other members of the cold and began

1:20:27

see them regularly her name

1:20:30

the rest of the show everyone with questioning

1:20:33

his integrity about fight the he was hanging

1:20:35

out with in there were these wacko

1:20:37

don't know survival it but the most

1:20:40

interesting aspect same at the very

1:20:42

end of the show where ,

1:20:44

of the brothers walked into the gun club and

1:20:47

found all the other members crowded

1:20:49

around something talking talking

1:20:52

know when he said hey guys both

1:20:54

guys new the members came back

1:20:56

and said coil it the machine

1:20:59

were building city see the new

1:21:01

world order then report

1:21:03

when that the build a run out of the go corbyn

1:21:06

the studio audience laughed hysterically

1:21:08

in that was basically the end of the show on

1:21:10

baggage everyone tony little or

1:21:13

no i am so so much that

1:21:15

he has his own goal was on was new episode

1:21:17

roman home i got away with

1:21:20

other last six months ago and obviously the receipt

1:21:22

screen like as here in britain in got

1:21:24

an old episode of for easier to tell me how as

1:21:27

i can't think of anything

1:21:30

the armor me ,

1:21:32

than the idea that you are going to pull

1:21:34

up and old freezer episode as

1:21:36

proof of whatever argument you are making

1:21:38

yeah but he ends up

1:21:40

a and i would love alex to watch that episode

1:21:43

where they think they dog is depressed about

1:21:45

what about bummer i'm so

1:21:47

i'm look this i look great opportunity for me to

1:21:49

go watch an episode of race or aca you

1:21:51

guys are you have you like razor

1:21:53

i doubt if i were to watch now with

1:21:56

kelsey grammer but i put that aside

1:21:58

and just enjoy today live

1:22:00

and i don't mind watching x men the

1:22:02

dude least spine not good beast

1:22:04

not a good piece so v plot

1:22:07

of this episodes or is that niles

1:22:09

goes to a shooting

1:22:11

range with his dad because his dad was

1:22:13

a former cop rights you know god

1:22:16

says this is not an anti gun show the know

1:22:18

the cop yeah there's a reason for

1:22:20

yeah a terrorist survey three that absorbs

1:22:22

the south and that doesn't want to sue but

1:22:25

he does and he ends up liking it and

1:22:27

salt lake the people who were at the booth next

1:22:29

to him like i'll look at the kid

1:22:31

dumars that give them a they're encouraging

1:22:34

him as he gets to enjoy

1:22:36

it gets a little love all right

1:22:38

there has to go back to the shooting

1:22:40

range for it is that doesn't wanna go because

1:22:43

he's a guy and i go about once a once

1:22:45

a year of had enough yeah so niles

1:22:47

goes he makes friends with these guys are there

1:22:50

and they end up inviting him to a gun

1:22:52

show i am so a

1:22:54

the dad and daphne decided to go

1:22:56

along okay a and so they go to the

1:22:58

gun show and niles was just having a great

1:23:00

time and he's

1:23:02

, to get a a like a a ankle holster

1:23:05

and definitely gone gone

1:23:07

a so it's all good time share shares your

1:23:09

niles goes away for a minute and

1:23:12

a the guys the gun friends

1:23:14

come over it and they say something

1:23:17

about the new world order and new

1:23:19

world in the data use are

1:23:22

these are militia types pieces of

1:23:24

oh wow these are weirdos

1:23:26

and so they tell niles like hey you

1:23:28

don't wanna hang out with these people they're not they're

1:23:31

right or not you're sort of people when

1:23:33

i make intellectual friends you know like my friends

1:23:36

family or friends here like my friends

1:23:39

as he has like i'm going to hang out with these guys

1:23:41

and there's nothing with do about iraq

1:23:43

as a they've invited him to compound in idaho

1:23:45

who has a he walks over to them

1:23:47

at the gun show right there are like

1:23:50

around a piece of paper and that years ago with

1:23:52

this is still owe these plans for

1:23:54

the generator were going to need this

1:23:56

when the new world order comes a like oh

1:23:59

gotcha the up that please okay

1:24:01

a murder above me was actually gotcha

1:24:04

the yeah there's like a said persisted

1:24:06

episode about how sometimes there are those

1:24:08

militia types by a show that was

1:24:10

famous for being famous in the nineties

1:24:12

daring us when all those militia types

1:24:15

were everywhere this actually was in season

1:24:17

tens as a little love that path

1:24:19

is still reason yeah but i also think

1:24:21

they're fairly

1:24:24

often the freezer one

1:24:26

of the jokes is there snobby

1:24:28

missed their they are the butt

1:24:30

of a joke because they judge people

1:24:33

to quickly often times use

1:24:35

her and dials are both they have to deal

1:24:37

with like or snooty presumptions

1:24:40

about people are not rape yeah

1:24:42

and i thought that for sure

1:24:44

those who are they supposed to be but how else

1:24:47

nope just felicitate care a lot

1:24:49

overthrow the government area niles homos

1:24:51

accidently went to idaho boy

1:24:53

in ios knockout idaho the out that

1:24:55

is one place that niles is not be

1:24:57

involved with the habit of fun episode only

1:25:00

the fun episode also be plot yeah

1:25:02

the roz

1:25:05

is the getting a new job and so

1:25:07

she was gonna stop being of razors

1:25:09

producer ah they're

1:25:11

not have a big as it on the honestly the hit says

1:25:14

that's an interesting people out for the

1:25:16

for that episode m to of razors

1:25:18

making out with felicity huffman i

1:25:20

don't know who her character as i'd forgotten know what

1:25:22

he is on the show maybe your team in the later seasons

1:25:25

yeah the i target and hot and heavy

1:25:27

sounded crazy around for quite awhile

1:25:29

wow seven season ten jesus

1:25:31

people used to just watch anything surfers

1:25:34

response sir the other abuses

1:25:37

because i had been listening to him for wars i switched

1:25:39

over here is like i was fraser the yes

1:25:42

a , yeah

1:25:44

, made you made all your snobby friends

1:25:47

as that mocked you're you're cool reds i get

1:25:49

it i see out as so anyway we come

1:25:51

to the under this any and does you know

1:25:54

out we had some interesting

1:25:56

view into his childhood paul's

1:25:59

book is out but link the most important

1:26:01

thing to , away from this is

1:26:03

the control of information that alex

1:26:06

has an order to tell

1:26:08

his narratives and his stories the way

1:26:10

stories wants the audience to experience

1:26:12

them death them doesn't give access

1:26:15

to the full picture because

1:26:17

he did he would have he would time telling

1:26:19

the story that he wants to tell and

1:26:22

that's not the mark of somebody who's straight

1:26:24

up the work of you the wire

1:26:26

yes app that will do if both with one

1:26:28

return to get across i mean there's one point

1:26:30

there the , point is that

1:26:33

cult leaders are scary man hunt

1:26:36

leaders are scary when you are a when

1:26:38

you i can't because that's the thing that i

1:26:40

really could never get across the

1:26:42

get past you know that moment where somebody

1:26:44

says do you like i've left

1:26:46

my family my friends behind and

1:26:49

you have to look at me i'd be like that with a

1:26:51

great move sir well what else about

1:26:53

what's really weird about it is the

1:26:56

and someone saying i've left my family and friends

1:26:59

behind his alma that takes a

1:27:01

little bit of stress the difference

1:27:03

yeah that's a different agency that had

1:27:05

on budgeting that all my friends and family have left

1:27:07

me because i'm to write about the i

1:27:10

bet that's that's a deluded

1:27:12

ah person who's in a cold and doesn't realize

1:27:14

true true and that's even scarier omaha

1:27:18

yeah they're in a their well i mean that's

1:27:20

kind of funny they're in a secret cult