0:00

Hey. If I sound windy,

0:02

that's because I've been running around here. We've been testing, making

0:04

sure that everything works. We have look,

0:07

Alex Jones on the show today. And I

0:09

would appreciate. Look, I know that many of you have many

0:11

of you different opinions. Let me just give you a little bit

0:13

of a rundown here. I was not an

0:16

Alex Jones fan for a

0:18

very long time. I

0:20

made it known. I had criticized him

0:22

here on this show, and I still have criticisms of

0:24

him. but we're at

0:26

a point right now. And we'll be talking about

0:28

this today. We'll be showing you a montage of the end

0:30

zone dance from not only the

0:32

Elite in Hollywood, not only the elites

0:34

in media, but the elites in government.

0:37

Government officials actually

0:39

championing this silencing of

0:41

of speech. And that is absolutely what it is.

0:44

Regardless of where you line up,

0:46

there's

0:47

an inflection point right now in this country. And

0:49

the reason that we're having Alex Jones on and

0:51

we've had him on is because I hate seeing people

0:55

being bullied. I hate seeing

0:57

a pile on. Even if you think he said

0:59

some things that are reprehensible and we'll get into the

1:01

things that he said that he regret and he's apologized for

1:03

ad nauseam. I

1:05

just can't believe that we have people in this country,

1:07

let alone people who are comedians or people

1:10

who are supposed to be servants of ours.

1:13

champion the silencing of

1:16

someone speaking. And there's

1:18

a very strong message that is being sent right now.

1:21

And that's why this episode is going to focus

1:23

on this. It's gonna going to be what they call a deep

1:25

dive for the kids.

1:27

On

1:30

the systematic I

1:32

guess you would say expulsion of people

1:35

for wrong think and how

1:37

deep it runs And

1:40

the idea that you can just go and start

1:42

your own business. And

1:44

most important is, you know, when you have someone

1:46

like Alex Jones, who if you've watched his career,

1:50

And I do consider him a friend now. I will say

1:52

this on a personal level. He's been around. From

1:54

what I know of him, he's a good man, a flawed

1:57

man. He's talked about it here on here. to me,

1:59

it's refreshing when he's on air. He was on

2:01

air in Ash Wednesday and said, you know, maybe I drink

2:03

a little too much and, you know, I have he'll

2:05

he'll tell you about his flaws. But for man

2:07

who speaks publicly for hours,

2:10

hours on end, and

2:12

then misspeaks or get something

2:15

wrong, and then apologizes. And

2:18

then it's punished anyway.

2:21

And then

2:22

the government jumps in. people,

2:24

I guess, former press secretary. But current

2:26

members of the government and entities who are

2:28

backed by the government, be it banks, be

2:31

it big tech organizations. deciding

2:34

to put you in stocks in the town

2:36

square, the message is really loud.

2:40

And I I hope that you're hearing it.

2:42

If you make a mistake, not only is there a double

2:44

standard, which we'll talk about, if

2:46

you have a belief that other people

2:48

find to be offensive, And of course, that's a sliding

2:51

scale. We know that we've gone further and further down the trail

2:53

here. Look behind you. There's a slippery slope.

2:55

And you apologize anyway.

2:59

they only get worse. What do I mean they?

3:01

The left. I

3:03

mean the left. Why is it

3:05

left or right? They'd made it left or right.

3:09

There is there is no one on the right

3:11

and no one here in this studio

3:13

who would end zone dance because of

3:16

a worthy adversary being silenced

3:18

and certainly not if they apologized and

3:20

said that they were wrong. We've hosted those people on the

3:22

show. People like Naomi will

3:24

people like Alex Jones, actually.

3:27

If

3:28

you say something that

3:30

they empower deemed to be unacceptable and

3:33

apologize dozens of

3:35

times and correct the record.

3:38

You can still have your life ruined

3:41

anyway. People

3:43

fought for their lives for very long time, but you know what

3:45

that really means? Your livelihood. Make

3:48

no mistake. When government backed

3:51

entities can take away your livelihood should

3:53

it be that you decide to purchase ammo off

3:56

of PayPal or decide

3:58

to as a dock doctor question the efficacy

4:00

of the vaccine or even just run a clip

4:02

from a a Pfizer executive herself and you get

4:04

removed? Or you're a host

4:07

on air? and

4:09

you speak your opinion wrong as

4:11

it may be and then apologize and

4:14

you can be punished, removed. and

4:16

your livelihood eviscerated. Wars

4:20

were fought for less

4:22

than that and I'm not, of course, really clearly

4:24

not advocating war just before

4:26

before the CNN folks wanna wanna highlight

4:28

real, I am giving you Hopefully,

4:32

the scope, the depth of the

4:34

problem that we're dealing with here, your

4:37

livelihood is something. You shouldn't

4:39

feel guilty. when it's at risk,

4:41

and it's at risk for a lot of people. It's

4:44

something certainly worth

4:46

fighting for, and it's something that people

4:48

have thought for. look

4:50

at any great look at any huge great,

4:52

and I say great, I mean, the great war. The great

4:54

war, right, is what they call it before they had World War one

4:56

and two. Then they said, well, I guess we have to separate a call. can't really

4:58

call the great war. We'll call it world war one and two.

5:00

I'm not saying wars are great. I'm using the

5:02

term here. Look at any epic

5:04

war battle. They were fought

5:06

over what? No. Not just religion.

5:10

Land. Resources.

5:14

Access to water.

5:16

Why?

5:18

To

5:19

preserve your livelihood? And

5:22

we now try and separate that and say, hey,

5:24

well, businesses can do whatever they want. Well, they're not

5:26

businesses if they're in the arm of the government. And

5:28

you know what, removing your livelihood is

5:30

tantamount to trying to end

5:32

your life. Let's be clear about

5:34

that. Okay. Well, you know what?

5:36

I guess I'll go start my own I guess I'll go

5:38

start my own media account. No. Can't do

5:40

that. We're gonna find that out of business.

5:43

I guess I'll III guess I'll

5:45

have to take donations. Can't do that. We're gonna

5:47

remove your ability to take donations. I

5:49

guess, then it's just back to standard banking. And why if

5:51

you can't do that, you remove from a bank. I

5:58

don't care if you agree with Alex Jones

5:59

or not. doesn't

6:01

matter.

6:02

And by the way, this is so clear.

6:05

It's so obvious that that's a big

6:07

reason. that the court said you

6:09

cannot argue that this is political

6:11

persecution. Do you

6:13

understand that was

6:16

This this trial was predicated on how he wasn't even

6:18

allowed to argue that because he

6:20

didn't provide additional finances. I'm not saying

6:22

mistakes weren't made across the board. but I hope

6:24

that all of you understand the gravity

6:26

of this situation. There are some silver linings

6:29

here right now in this country, and we try to

6:31

come to you as happy warriors. But Make

6:33

no mistake. Today is a day where

6:35

we need all of you. All of

6:37

you to be warriors. Because

6:39

they can remove the livelihood of,

6:41

not only Alex Jones, they can

6:43

remove the bank account of Kanye West.

6:46

Several other people, by the way, also on Paypal,

6:49

and these are organizations that are

6:51

backed with federal, guarantee,

6:54

and a never ending supply of your

6:56

tax dollars, you are at a point in

6:58

this country where you are paying taxes

7:00

to fund the theft

7:02

of food from the mouths of

7:04

your kids, all under the guise of first

7:07

amendment only protects the government.

7:10

Stopping you. from

7:12

saying something. That's all it

7:14

does. It prevents the government from stopping you.

7:16

Okay? By that

7:18

same token, Shouldn't JP

7:20

Morgan? Shouldn't JP Chase? Whatever their

7:22

abbreviation is. These things are all these giant conglomerates.

7:25

If they're backed by our tax dollars, they're

7:27

guaranteed, if they received hundreds billions

7:29

of dollars. And if you adjust for inflation the last

7:31

few months, hundreds of trillion

7:33

dollars in taxpayer

7:36

dollars. Are

7:38

they allowed to deny you? Your

7:40

fundamental constitutional rights? What

7:43

point do we separate private business from

7:45

government. And I say this is someone who

7:47

doesn't trust big government. But

7:49

one of the roles of government. The

7:51

only legitimate role of government I

7:54

would argue the only legitimate role that falls

7:56

under the purview of our government is to protect the

7:58

citizens from external

7:59

threats. That means wars? That

8:02

means from tyrants abroad

8:05

and internal threats. And how do we

8:07

determine an internal threat? Well,

8:09

the good news is we have a handbook. It's

8:11

the constitution. And

8:14

that's not hyperbole. That's not just

8:16

rhetoric. It is

8:18

meant to be our way of life.

8:22

And people are wiping their asses with

8:24

it. I don't care. I want you to try and separate

8:26

your opinions from the man today. I

8:28

want you to try and separate your opinions from

8:30

maybe the the views that have been expressed. and

8:32

understand that this is something that is permeating

8:34

right now. This is a very pernicious. This

8:36

is It's like the never ending story, the nothing.

8:38

It will destroy everything

8:40

it touches. and you have got

8:42

to put aside. This is

8:44

the thing that the left does so well. I'm sure I'm

8:46

going long in this cold open. Go with me here.

8:48

Hit the like button if you can. share

8:50

this show, comment because you know YouTube's

8:53

going to make sure that you cannot find this

8:55

anywhere. Go and search Stephen creditor Alex

8:57

Jones Ash Wednesday, at least up until a couple

8:59

days ago. the video that we did with them wouldn't have

9:01

popped up. Maybe they've changed it now that some eyeballs

9:03

are on it.

9:06

This is It's

9:09

more important than just taxes, and

9:11

it's one of the few legitimate roles of government.

9:14

And we do need right now government

9:16

to actually start doing their job.

9:20

Their only job. Again, that falls into

9:22

their purview in protecting you,

9:24

the citizens, from external threats, but

9:26

more importantly, having representatives,

9:28

having people who protect

9:30

you from them. And

9:33

you know what was supposed to be a safeguard against that? This

9:35

is what's so brilliant about the constitution. You know what's supposed to be a

9:37

safeguard against that? If the government should become corrupt,

9:39

well, there's also supposed to be freed with

9:41

a press. Why? So

9:43

they can call the government to

9:45

the mat? They can hold them

9:47

accountable. Think that's

9:49

what's happening now? Think that's

9:51

what's happening now. When they've

9:54

rescheduled their programming to give you another

9:56

January sixth hearing, last time they cancel it,

9:58

by the way, you can go and watch her stream on that three

10:00

and a half hours, the ins and outs.

10:02

So we have your right to

10:04

speak freely. Well, that's gone. Then we have

10:06

the freedom of the press. They're not

10:08

interested

10:09

in that. It comes

10:12

down to you. Come down comes down

10:14

to what you can do your voice and who

10:16

you elect and who you hold accountable.

10:19

this is the issue. This is the same

10:21

issue that by the way determines whether you

10:23

can bank, determines whether you

10:25

can you can choose to hire who you

10:27

want to hire, that determines which

10:29

institutions in which you

10:31

can take part and determines, by the

10:33

way, where you can speak, determines

10:35

if you're allowed to keep your kids, if you choose to not

10:37

put them on puberty blockers You remove the

10:39

ability for you to speak. And

10:43

it starts with someone else. You go, well, that's

10:45

not me. That's far that's far

10:47

more offensive. That's that's way beyond the

10:49

pill. That may be.

10:52

But Alex Jones is not the only one. They

10:55

wanna make an example of him because they want do

10:57

you feel that? They wouldn't feel that. Everyone feel

10:59

that tension. Everyone fear

11:01

that fear. That's

11:03

not something that we felt here in this country.

11:06

I get

11:06

it. Barack Obama, horrible

11:09

president. Lyre

11:10

makes up words. We read up hilarious

11:12

because he's such a bullshit artist. But

11:14

the tension of oh man, I might

11:16

lose my bank account. I

11:19

might I might be fined twenty five

11:21

hundred dollars if I purchase ammo

11:24

legally on PayPal. That tension

11:26

right now, people can what can we say? What can we

11:28

not say? or lose our livelihood. That's

11:30

a

11:30

first. That's

11:33

a first. and

11:35

that

11:35

can't stand. And that's

11:37

why we're doing the show we are today. Let's go.

11:40

Hey, guys. Whistler, again,

11:42

over the past few weeks late in host of all

11:43

had to quarantine and do their shows from home.

11:45

This is a very noble thing to do in a time

11:47

of public health crisis such as hold

11:50

on. Let's zoom in on that. More.

11:55

Just as I thought, it's the

11:57

same wall. They thought

11:59

we

11:59

would notice the best smoking gun tipped

12:02

me off. It will disappear. We

12:04

remember that. We're not goldfish.

12:06

Well, Trump has the memory of a goldfish

12:08

who smokes weed. Do really

12:10

expect us to believe that with multi million dollar

12:12

budgets and hundreds of writers that they were

12:14

just this unoriginal? No.

12:16

They haven't been quarantined at all.

12:18

They've been forming a secret of all aimed to destroy

12:20

late night comedy with terrible writing and

12:22

apathetic production value, and they hold all their

12:24

meetings in a rented bedroom of the Mark

12:26

Twain house. Thanks for

12:28

watching, guys. I'm just gonna

12:30

plug my go fund me here again. I

12:33

just signed the lease on a new apartment

12:35

after getting that MCN deal, but

12:37

turned out to be a bit of a scam.

12:40

I

12:41

lost my whole life savings. What's

12:44

the blowerhouse?

12:50

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Alright. Yeah.

13:59

That's

13:59

the difference. Is

14:04

that your pissed off, sir? Hi,

14:06

Paolo. I'm pissed off. We've had a we've had a

14:08

lot of good days. a lot of

14:10

big wins. And I hate it when people are as well as

14:12

me. Everything is dark. That's not true, but

14:14

this is when you see what's happened in the

14:16

last forty eight hours

14:18

alone, Pissed, I really

14:20

shouldn't be in this hosting chair because I still,

14:22

you know, wake up like a boiled prawn.

14:26

I was eleven pounds down for an ounce

14:28

six pounds back up with the fluid, so thank you

14:30

for all your wishes. I appreciate it. By

14:32

the way, today we have Alex We'll also be going

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to mug club. Please do consider joining up latroscredder

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14:39

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get the wonderful mug and you get the extra full

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one hundred percent extra show and I'm

14:45

doing the percentage because it's basically the show

14:47

times too. It is. Yes. So it's like you're

14:49

getting fifty percent of a show. But it's better to

14:51

say you get a hundred percent of a show And

14:53

then there's another so it's two hundred percent, which

14:55

is impossible. I don't know. I'm not a man.

14:58

Patient. Someone didn't grow up planting

15:00

rice. That's true. I learned that

15:02

yesterday. Hey. Corn and rye. Yeah. I'm

15:04

American, damn it. I'm

15:06

gonna give it a hundred and ten percent. Oh,

15:08

so you're a liar. So Are

15:11

you holding that? Yeah. You're holding packages

15:13

saying that. That's all

15:15

I got. all you got. So we have a

15:17

lot to get to today. Originally,

15:19

we would have been doing the January sixth, obviously,

15:22

the streaming of the hearing. Oh, I'm sorry. Is there

15:24

a thunderstorm? They cancel it. Yeah. They may cancel

15:26

it too. No. The entire media cancel it, so they

15:28

could all run it today. Yeah. We did three and a half

15:30

hours. Remember the bad it should there was we said screw it.

15:32

We're doing it anyway because we prepared we'll

15:34

recirculate that. Go and watch that. Go watch

15:36

that today. Maybe we could just stream that again

15:38

on the channel today while the hearing's

15:40

going on so people can watch it. just so we could make fun

15:42

of them. Yeah. And if you're not a member of

15:44

Muleps, sorry, we can't take your check, but please. Muleps

15:46

send in your check your questions that you

15:48

have For Alex Jones, we'd like to ask some

15:50

of your questions because I know there are a

15:52

lot on your on your mind

15:54

right now. We'll give you the ins and outs, but

15:56

always helps to hear from you. The

15:58

little person. No.

16:02

And you could put a you could put

16:04

our video up again this and see how close we

16:06

were. Like Yeah. I was about to say we probably nailed it.

16:08

Yeah. Put ping Floyd up. That actually might not

16:10

be a bad idea. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

16:12

So the minimum wage of us. Yeah. So you probably can make

16:14

it work. So alright. By the way, they're doing the Parkland

16:17

shooting. They they reached a verdict that they're gonna announce.

16:19

Isn't it just guilty and him. I mean, I

16:21

thought this was a pretty closed. Let me know

16:23

when when we have the broadcast of

16:25

Vegas. Yeah. Yeah. When I know the guy's

16:27

dead, so but, you know, maybe some

16:29

fact about about Sutherland Springs, fifth

16:31

deadliest in American history. We

16:33

look, there's a reason that media

16:35

is trying to determine the rules and

16:37

guidelines here on YouTube, and that's nothing would

16:39

make me happy. It's a live show, Monday through Thursday,

16:41

ten AM eastern. You can

16:43

watch it here on YouTube. I would love for you to watch it

16:45

on rumble. I would love for you to watch it on

16:47

mug club. And by the way, you could see

16:49

just so you know the numbers lower on YouTube because

16:51

they're much higher on rumble and much higher on

16:53

mug club. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Could you take that

16:55

take the number that you see on YouTube now and more than

16:57

double it. Oh, yeah. Because a lot of people

16:59

have migrated. If you have not yet, that's totally

17:01

fine. We wanna make sure that you have the free

17:03

kind of content available. I know some people are in countries where

17:05

maybe you're not able to access the apps or

17:07

maybe rumble doesn't necessarily work as well

17:09

for you. But If you don't

17:12

eventually join another platform, you do

17:14

lose your right to bitch, just like if you don't vote,

17:16

you can't bitch. If

17:18

you don't, support the people who are trying to give you what it

17:20

is that you want, and we can't create our own

17:22

platform, but Rumble has. And of course, we have

17:24

mug club right now. where you

17:26

get access to the entire Blaze catalog. There's a whole

17:28

bunch of programming there. You

17:30

lose your right to bitch. Mhmm.

17:32

So we do appreciate support, and we'll be talking about things that gonna

17:34

spend on YouTube. Dave and I, of course,

17:36

are on the rebels with a cause

17:38

tour Nashville November twelfth, Raymond

17:40

auditorium. We added a nine thirty show.

17:43

So that's also some rubles. Ruggles. Is

17:45

that what I said? We're gonna be ruggles.

17:47

We're gonna be ruggling around. The girdles

17:49

without a cause. herbals.

17:53

How many Jews does it take to screw in a

17:55

light bulb? Yes. To a

17:57

hamburglar. They'll stop this one. I tuck

17:59

myself into a corner. there's

18:01

no good way to test this junk. And then

18:03

not Baltimore, December third because we couldn't

18:05

find a venue in DC. Sorry, you have to go to

18:07

the shit hole that is Baltimore, but

18:09

hey, at least it's not Haiti. DC.

18:12

Yeah. Or DC. No. Baltimore's

18:14

worse than DC. Is it? It's DC

18:16

without any of the charms. Well, I mean,

18:18

the the people. Sure. And

18:20

you can go to a lotter

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with kroger dot com slash turbine tickets.

18:24

So we'll be talking about Alex Jones

18:26

today. we'll be talking about insane double standard

18:28

of the fines that Alex Jones has had

18:30

to pay. We will be talking about the

18:32

backing by the government for all these entities who are

18:34

going after Alex Jones. And, of course,

18:36

we will be talking about the left has a new dating app to

18:38

compete with conservative dating, the dating app

18:40

that has been released. Thank you so much for

18:42

filling in, both of you, but Gerald Day. Thanks. You did a great job

18:44

yesterday. Thank you very much. appreciate it. I'm glad I'm

18:46

back in my chair. Great. Ready? You fired up? I'm ready.

18:49

Absolutely. We we're talking with Alex in about

18:51

ten minutes. I know. I know. Can we can we see if they

18:53

they can wait next ten

18:55

minutes just because I, you know, I gave him one hell an

18:57

intro. Sure. And

18:59

then we have Dave Landow. He filled in

19:01

Monday, Tuesday. Thank you, sir. How are you? Good. Oh,

19:03

boy. I'm fine. Alright. I've been black pills for years. Let's do

19:05

this. Yes. Might

19:08

as well go out with a bang. Right.

19:10

I'm just saying, watch me be right.

19:13

Well, that's the thing. He's been he just said he's

19:15

been panked for years. Yep.

19:17

Sure. So we have, I guess, not so much

19:19

of a pill as it is.

19:22

an injection. Why am I

19:24

doing this? I'm

19:26

still a little sick.

19:28

I'm sick physically, but that makes me sick in the

19:30

hell. as my grandfather, my French Canadian grandfather used

19:32

to say, he's sick, my lad, and I never

19:34

knew what that meant. My lad means sick. Yeah. He

19:36

was trying to say you're sick in the head. Yeah. Yeah. So

19:38

I would say that for years as kids when I saw

19:41

someone being crazy, I'd go, he's sick,

19:43

my lad. I feel like, oh,

19:45

your son's retarded. No. Is this why you were

19:47

bullied? Yes. Among many

19:49

reasons. And my last bite of my tooth was

19:51

black build It's a scooter. Now

19:55

and I wasn't doing laundry with the black pillar either.

19:57

We didn't come friends over the over the

20:00

Celtics and the Lakers. I don't know. I guess you'd need the

20:02

same pillar. all

20:06

right. Let's watch and react really

20:08

quickly. You know what? Let's let's just do that tomorrow. I

20:10

think the watch and react. We have to move into

20:12

this. So I don't know if you know this, but

20:14

there is a a dating app. Obviously, you

20:16

guys might have known about this. And

20:19

comment below what you think this Alex Jones thing means

20:21

for free speech. I mean, I'm sure that just

20:23

gonna be lighting up in the comments on YouTube. comments,

20:25

shares, likes, they help the algorithm. If

20:27

you don't wanna join mug club, that's what you can do

20:29

is you can go click I know some of

20:31

you're like, it burns, but you know what? Stuffing up. It doesn't burn.

20:33

Monday, I think Dave

20:35

talked about there's the new conservative dating

20:38

app the right And remember, here's a refresher.

20:40

Why do you want a data conservative?

20:42

For me, at least, I know that we're gonna

20:44

start off with some shared

20:45

values. While the conservative

20:48

men have dated, at least know how to treat me like a

20:50

woman. In

20:50

my personal experience, conservative

20:53

guys have better matters. I

20:55

like that they understand their role in the relationship

20:58

as a man.

20:59

I just prefer my men to be

21:01

masculine. And what's

21:02

the biggest red flag when it comes

21:04

to dating? A Democrat. No

21:06

Democrats. A Democrat. Can't

21:08

be a Democrat. A Democrat. That's

21:11

easy. A Democrat. No Democrat.

21:13

Mail

21:13

the demographics. Very diverse.

21:17

the right match. Download the right

21:19

stuff today. way. There's gonna be someone I

21:21

mean, they have every group there. Someone wheel

21:23

out in a wheelchair. Oh, go public

21:25

and they gave an

21:27

Indian girl a tanning bedroom or, like, come back

21:29

when you're real black. It's Native Americans.

21:31

I'm sorry, Native. I

21:34

think I I think we're both wrong, but

21:36

wait. Well, This is a bad day.

21:38

Oh, no. Italian. Here's the thing. We

21:40

actually wanted to get in the dating game because, you

21:42

know, the daily wire can't be the only one to collect all

21:44

those -- Sure. -- all those all those dollars, all those

21:46

gold coins. we got into the dating app

21:48

game, but there's a different approach,

21:50

and that's because, look, this is

21:52

just market. This is just the

21:54

market. I don't care that I'll make money

21:56

off of liberal. So there's a now

21:58

that we've created a left wing stamp.

22:01

Today, we brought in a group of

22:03

liberal young women to get

22:05

their thoughts on what they look for

22:07

in a hehem partner. What

22:10

do you look for in a

22:12

partner? He's

22:12

got to be in touch with his feminine side.

22:15

They have got to be tolerant and sensitive.

22:17

Well, he's got to

22:18

be a cat person.

22:21

Why do you wanna date a

22:23

liberal man? They're all

22:24

vaccines and boost

22:27

Well, I

22:28

actually love

22:30

minority. Well, Liberman all know how to look

22:33

past my burden.

22:39

Luvs in the

22:40

air. What is the biggest

22:42

red flag when it comes to

22:44

dating? A MAGA bro.

22:46

Alt right. Yeah. bag.

22:51

Yeah.

22:51

Not a Nazi. He can't be a Nazi.

22:53

A Nazi. A

22:57

fat Nazi.

22:57

Jews.

23:05

Find

23:05

out what slim pickings are still

23:08

available at this point in your

23:10

life. Go download the

23:12

leftovers today. available

23:14

on the App Store and Google Play.

23:17

Brought you by George Soros.

23:19

But the that's

23:21

my face on the app. Yeah. I know it's wonderful.

23:23

That'll be. By the way, I

23:25

would have been worried about that being taken out of

23:27

context until I realized that we did transgender

23:29

breastfeeding Hitler on the show. So

23:31

wouldn't be the first swastika armband.

23:33

He was also on the grinder denier. I know.

23:35

guys all over the play. I believe it's chest feeding.

23:38

Yes. Chest feeding. Now

23:41

they have tampon dispensers and

23:43

men's bathrooms. Two beds. Yeah. It's What are we

23:45

using? We just rolled up fast food napkins.

23:48

Now Alex Jones, we'll move we have to because I wanna

23:50

make sure we give him the floor for those of

23:52

you who don't know. If you've been

23:54

living under a rock, the verdict is

23:56

in from a second trial. jury

23:58

ordered right wing conspiracy

23:59

theorist Alex Jones to pay

24:02

nearly one billion dollars and damage

24:04

it for falsely claiming they were

24:06

actors who faked the tragedy. Parents

24:08

who lost their young children and then

24:10

faced a decade of torment. Far right

24:13

info Wars host Alex Jones to pay nearly one

24:15

billion dollars in damages. Eight

24:17

families,

24:17

and a first responder sued

24:19

the far right conspiracy theorist for

24:22

the law. nine hundred sick Here comes hands on land

24:24

dollars and damages to the families

24:26

of eight victims of the Sandy Hook

24:28

massacre, which he repeated

24:30

they called the hoax. He tormented these families. He accused

24:32

them of faking their children's deaths by

24:34

the grace of God.

24:36

Sometimes, bad thing

24:37

happened Alex Jones. That's

24:43

that's a good thing. Now go

24:44

get that money for those parents he's disgusting

24:47

big garbage person? Hey,

24:49

what about the money for the dentist who almost got

24:51

killed because you blamed him for hunting

24:53

lions, which by the way is the main

24:55

mode of of economic of

24:57

economic freedom in play. What what where

24:59

was it? Was it Zambia? Yeah.

25:01

Africa is a continent, Joe. Yeah. I

25:03

understand that. I was narrowing the

25:05

incontinence. Was it Mozambique? Yes.

25:07

Remember she's still a lion when you went out with the

25:09

lion? southern hemisphere somewhere. Yeah. There were fifty

25:11

something lion eatings that you Yeah.

25:13

not municipality. And this is the point

25:15

that I want to to get to. Look, Alex

25:17

Jones screwed up in some areas, and he's been on the

25:19

show and he's apologized for them. Okay? We

25:22

all make mistakes. Alex Jones has evolved quite a

25:24

bit, but he did not

25:26

call those parents by name and torment

25:28

them as you've heard these people say. He did

25:30

not do he did not call out the parents by name. He did not

25:32

torment them. He did not demand that his

25:34

followers go and harass these people.

25:36

So you can disagree with some of the things that he

25:38

said. You can disagree with some of the

25:40

conspirators. c's, of course, and I do. But you can't

25:43

support this verdict based on

25:45

a lie. And I will tell you

25:47

this, any comic or

25:49

comic host who champions

25:51

this is no friend of mine.

25:53

Line on this end. You're a comedian? Oh,

25:55

you think socialism talk

25:58

we'll we'll talk about I'm gonna talk about

26:00

Bilbert here next week in his support for socialism. You

26:02

can't separate it. Naomi one

26:04

socialist country that's ever existed that allowed for

26:06

freedom of speech one, ever Even the Nordic models, which

26:08

really aren't the Norwegian socialist models, which

26:10

by the way, aren't all that

26:12

socialist. So Alex Jones made mistake. He made some bad

26:14

ones, he apologized. But There

26:16

are some examples and we it's not the

26:19

standard for whether you live in a free country is not

26:21

if there's a law or if law

26:23

exists. It's whether the law is

26:25

applied equally. and it's not

26:27

even close. While we're talking about the

26:29

double standard, we can point you to

26:31

some lies that have taken place just in the

26:33

last month, two months. that

26:35

have

26:35

actually killed people

26:40

with the full fledged support

26:41

of the government. So Let's go to here. Here's a claim for

26:43

example that was made for a long time a claim. Now

26:45

that could have been wrong or it could have been

26:48

a lie. I don't want to get banned

26:50

from Youtube because maybe it'll be

26:52

considered misinformation. If I say, I

26:54

believe it was a lie, why

26:56

because there are so many people involved with getting it wrong

26:59

that no one even seemed to fact check it, but speed of

27:01

science and what have you. Mhmm. You had politicians, you

27:03

had journalists, the Pfizer

27:05

CEO. They made this claim. Was it

27:07

Al Abbola? Yeah. Albert

27:09

Abbola. Mhmm. They claimed that

27:11

the vaccine Stopped

27:15

transmission. This is the claim. Believe

27:17

your lying eyes. Your choice not

27:19

to get vaccinated. and

27:21

to

27:21

listen to these pundits that

27:23

are profiteering off misinformation

27:27

intentionally

27:27

misinforming comes at

27:29

a real societal

27:32

cost. We have in hand

27:34

all the vaccines we need

27:36

to get every American fully

27:38

vaccinated, including the

27:40

booster shot. So there's no

27:42

excuse. No excuse for

27:44

anyone being unvaccinated. this

27:46

continues to be a penny. No. But there are plenty of reasons

27:49

vaccinated. So we gotta make more

27:51

progress. That was this year, July

27:53

fourth. So I haven't gotten your This

27:55

shit back. needed. That before -- Please get them vaccinated. --

27:57

freedom. Look out for their interest

27:59

here. It's the best

27:59

way to protect them. The only

28:02

conclusion one can reasonably

28:04

come to from looking what I've told you

28:06

over the last that you have solesized.

28:09

Please, get vaccinated. It will protect

28:11

you against the

28:13

surging, there's -- Of the dose, ovarian. --

28:15

instead of the virus being able to hop

28:17

from person to person to person, potentially

28:20

mutating and becoming

28:21

more virulent and drug resistant along the way.

28:23

Or Now we

28:24

know that the vaccines work well enough,

28:26

but the virus

28:27

Now we know. Now we We know

28:29

every vaccinated person. There are

28:32

more data. that you are getting from Israel and other studies

28:34

will help us understand this better.

28:36

But there are a lot of indicators right

28:38

now that are telling

28:40

us that there is. a

28:42

protection against transmission of

28:45

the disease. Okay. Oh, really? What

28:47

data? So one of the Hans Gruber voices.

28:49

Yeah. Yeah. Then,

28:51

of course, some of you say, well, no. They just said they just

28:53

said that it would reduce hospitalizations.

28:55

No. All references available out of credit

28:57

dot com. You can go and watch the full context

28:59

of those clips, they said

29:02

it stopped transmission. People

29:04

got vaccinated. And by

29:06

the way, Europe, people below certain age thresholds

29:08

depending on the They don't do the

29:10

vaccine. Because they have

29:11

said that there are certain categories

29:13

of people, certain demographics of people

29:15

where the risk doesn't outweigh the

29:18

reward. Not saying because we don't

29:20

wanna

29:20

be banned from YouTube. Feel that tension.

29:22

Feel that fucking tension that shouldn't

29:25

exist. When we quote

29:25

the CDC, when we quote doctors

29:28

on this God for sake and platform, please,

29:30

for the love of all this, holy go over to

29:32

Rumble plus MudClub. Please, just please.

29:35

I don't wanna have to tread lightly on this shit.

29:37

So they said, no. It stopped

29:40

transmission. Yeah. Here's

29:42

the

29:42

truth. There's no

29:44

way they could have known that. How do

29:46

Ask me how I know. How do you know,

29:48

Steven? We talked about this yesterday, but I was

29:50

still sick and on flu medication. So didn't

29:52

fully dawn on me, Janine small, Pfizer's president of

29:54

international developed markets, whatever the hell that

29:57

means. Reveal,

29:58

they knowingly

29:59

lied. on a massive scale and the media and

30:02

the government carried their water

30:04

as it related to

30:06

how much evidence? Any

30:09

evidence? about

30:10

the vaccine and transmissions. Plus,

30:12

the Pfizer

30:14

COVID vaccine tested

30:17

on stopping the transmission of

30:19

the virus before it entered the

30:21

market. If

30:22

not, please say it

30:25

clearly. If yes, are you

30:27

willing to share the data with

30:29

this committee? And

30:31

I really want straight answer.

30:33

Yes or no, and I'm looking forward to it.

30:35

Thank you very much.

30:36

Regarding the question around, did

30:39

we know about stop in humanization

30:41

before it's entering the

30:43

market? No. these you

30:45

know, we had to really make Very good.

30:47

We

30:47

decided to understand what is taking

30:49

place in the market.

30:51

You saw

30:51

a larynx. Oh, you don't need your ratchet. Who you don't

30:54

need this? I don't need this. It's all

30:56

junk just like Pfizer's

30:58

shit. Now, they

31:00

wanted to keep you out

31:02

of restaurants in New York. They wanted to keep

31:04

you from traveling in countries around the world

31:06

with a vaccine passport. They wanted

31:08

to make sure that you couldn't go to your job.

31:11

Fourteen day quarantine. If you

31:13

didn't have the vaccine, they

31:15

made you the enemy. Yeah.

31:17

It's it's a pandemic of the unvaxed. What what

31:19

I'm yes. And we'll get into it, but this is

31:21

just claim in the truth. Or if they're

31:23

gonna go after Alex Jones to the tune of a

31:25

billion dollars, Okay? Hey,

31:26

are we gonna look back in time because Pfizer's

31:28

had to pay up many, many billions of dollars in damages?

31:30

We're gonna look

31:31

back and say, oh,

31:33

man. Maybe should have done some more testing. Can I

31:35

say that on YouTube? And by the

31:36

way, this brings us to our other points. It's not

31:38

just Alex Jones, it's you. We have the

31:41

vaccine issue and I can't even, by the

31:43

way, site if there

31:44

happen to be any complications for

31:46

anyone, I cannot even mention Veres. I

31:48

cannot even mention the study with

31:50

hundred of thousands of people. Mhmm. We're not allowed to talk about that

31:52

on YouTube. Why? Because the government has a meeting with people

31:54

at YouTube meta and Twitter and says you're not allowed

31:56

to discuss this. It's misinformation, which brings us

31:59

to PayPal. they just released a new policy last week saying that they would

32:01

find you just two hundred sorry, twenty five

32:03

hundred dollars for expressing misinformation.

32:06

then they said it was an error. Now

32:09

keep in mind, this wasn't we'll just remove

32:11

you. Right? We'll take your money out of the

32:13

bank account that's linked to us

32:15

already. Exactly. Not to us. I've long since

32:17

been Well, from PayPal, I feel, you know them. They

32:19

only apologized for the error after the

32:21

stock cratered saying, PayPal

32:23

is not people for misinformation in this language

32:25

was never intended to be inserted into our

32:27

policy. We're sorry for the confusion this has

32:29

caused. Yeah. This wasn't a rumor

32:31

on Twitter. This wasn't just something that

32:33

was being posted on Facebook memes, and that happens

32:35

both in the left and the right words wrong.

32:37

This

32:37

was in their policy. So they're saying there was an error and

32:39

that it was inserted into the policy.

32:42

Are they held liable for that?

32:44

also Also,

32:45

PayPal wants to dictate what you can and cannot

32:47

say what you can and cannot do.

32:49

because not only did they begin banning the purchasing of

32:51

firearms in twenty twenty, but

32:53

also ammo. Hey, here's another thing.

32:55

It's perfectly legal to do.

32:57

when the left says we support responsible gun

33:00

ownership, wouldn't PayPal wanna take part in

33:02

that and ensure that people are legally

33:04

purchasing -- Yeah. -- firearm accessories

33:06

and ammunition as opposed to cash only purchases.

33:08

They always say we

33:09

wanna support law abiding gun owners. No. No. No.

33:11

No. These

33:11

these entities are they're just they're not trying

33:13

to dictate what you say. they won't let

33:15

me purchase Anna. And by the way, they've shut out a lot

33:17

of competitors. They wanna be the only online form of

33:20

currency, right, in the future. And of course, they have the backing

33:22

of the government in many ways. If you

33:24

look subsidies that they've had in the tax breaks. No. No. No. We

33:26

just You can't purchase ammo. I'm a competitive

33:28

shooter. Doesn't matter. PayPal says

33:30

no. Let's go to California.

33:33

The state doctors can now be disciplined as well for

33:35

spreading misinformation. I'm sure like Paypal is

33:37

just inserted into their law as

33:39

an accident. from

33:41

the Wall Street Journal. California Democrats last month enacted legislation

33:43

that empowers the state medical board to discipline

33:45

doctors licensed in the state who, quote,

33:47

disseminate misinformation or disinformation that

33:50

contradicts the quote, contemporary scientific

33:52

consensus. What? Yes. The contemporary scientific consensus

33:54

that says the vaccine stops transmission despite the

33:56

fact that the Pfizer's CEO just said no. And the

33:58

contemporary scientific consensus that pain is

34:00

hanging between your legs as a figment of your imagination. I didn't think

34:02

science was up for a vote. I didn't think we had to

34:04

come to a consensus. Science isn't

34:07

determined by consensus. science

34:09

is determined by what is true. It's science.

34:12

Peter Mcallough, potentially be true based on

34:14

testing. Exactly. But

34:18

you can't overly wake consensus and signs. No. Not all these

34:20

guys, they say that the

34:22

sun is is actually orbiting around

34:24

the Earth.

34:26

We'll get into that by the way. We'll get into that hearing. It's practicing medicine.

34:28

Remember, that was the reason why he was,

34:30

like, oh, that that that guy died. Yeah. Well,

34:32

my doctor didn't even he was, like, scrimmaging.

34:35

Yes. Yes. He was skipping

34:38

practicing medicine. Exactly. He's

34:41

like, I'm a game day player. Don't worry

34:43

about this. It's fine. I'm a doctor.

34:45

Good. Here's another example, another example, doctor Peter McCullough. He

34:47

was permanently banned from Twitter. He was on

34:49

our show long time

34:52

ago. Maybe we should have him

34:54

back. And he's renowned cardiologist. He's been cited for many many years for,

34:56

quote, by the by the way, violating

34:59

community rules

35:01

on Twitter. how many doctors were removed for saying,

35:03

hey, the vaccine, we don't have evidence of the vaccine maybe

35:06

stops transmission effectively. Not saying it doesn't,

35:08

for people who said, we don't have evidence that

35:10

it does. That is statement

35:12

that is irrefutable. We absolutely do not have

35:14

evidence that it doesn't. I know that McCullough has tweeted

35:16

about that ad nauseam, has talked about it

35:18

ad nauseam, and by the way, has something to

35:21

lose has something to lose doing

35:24

that. When you're always

35:26

supporting the big guys, this is

35:28

the big myth too. that the

35:31

left says, oh, Republicans, the corporate overlords. You

35:33

guys are supporting Pfizer

35:36

versus a family practitioner. guys

35:40

are supporting

35:40

the White House versus

35:43

a guy with

35:44

an with a radio show.

35:47

You guys

35:47

are supporting JPMorgan Chase,

35:50

Bank of America versus Kanye

35:52

West, and people who are

35:54

running for local districts. all the big companies in

35:57

the world. At a certain point, you just go, wait

35:59

a second. All the

35:59

worst people, honor the

36:02

Bezos, the Marc Zuckerberg's,

36:04

the Wajitsky's. They always

36:06

want us to vote for

36:08

the left. Shouldn't

36:09

that raise some

36:12

flags? Well,

36:12

we're talking about this JPMorgan Bank Wednesday.

36:15

Chase for those of you

36:17

who don't know. They

36:18

sent Kanye West letter of

36:21

cease and

36:21

desist a letter season assist. I left

36:23

out. They wrote Dear Yi. I know I was like, Refer to him, but Dear Yi. Yeah. It's simply

36:26

gonna hold up in court. Dear Yi. Dear

36:28

Yi. But they said like, Dear Mr. Wes, and you

36:30

sent it back.

36:32

He's like, Use my name. Yeah. My

36:34

name is not Yee anymore.

36:36

Yeah. You can't hear you.

36:38

Dear Yeezy.

36:40

How do you know your band? How do you know your band from from

36:43

Chase Bank? Easy taught me.

36:45

You shall not pass. So,

36:48

Dear Y, we are sending you this letter to confirm our

36:50

recent discussion that JPMorgan Chase Bank has

36:52

decided to end its relationship with Yeezy LLC and

36:54

its affiliate entities. We ask that you act promptly

36:57

to transfer your business to another financial institution before November

37:00

twenty first two thousand

37:02

twenty two.

37:04

Again,

37:04

full backing of the

37:07

government. Well, that's fine. It just put a

37:10

billion dollars in a mattress.

37:12

Yes. Exactly. It's a large match. So start your own bank. We'll get into

37:14

this. Go start your own bank. Yeah. Go start your

37:16

own Facebook. Go start

37:19

your own YouTube. I'll get to it.

37:21

Let me just run through this. Right

37:24

after the the Alex Jones verdicts, now we go from

37:26

private companies to the

37:28

White House. Jensaki. Remember who's objective? Oh, yeah. The

37:30

bitch. Now she tweeted out last night. The damage

37:32

Alex Jones has done to the lives

37:34

of these families is

37:36

whooo. Rific.

37:38

I just imagine what she does. Probably. She's like moving

37:40

cupboards and shit. Nearly

37:42

a billion dollars doesn't solve their

37:45

pain, but also true. that

37:47

the end of infill wars would be

37:49

a public service.

37:52

Sorry. You said moving cover.

37:54

I just pictured own you open the she's zoo

37:58

well.

38:01

So I am I

38:03

am the key master. Are you the bitch keeper? Yes. We're walking on our

38:05

apartment, opening everything with her eyes. Yes. Like, on

38:08

the phone,

38:10

but dinner is being

38:12

made over here because she's a

38:14

cool She's just alright. Which,

38:18

but trinkles that she does, like, twitches her nose and a child dies. Yeah. You just

38:20

see. It's sick. Good. It's

38:22

sick. Get burned. She just wink.

38:24

She's like, SIDS. Now

38:26

No. No. She is. It's

38:28

pretty dark. That's how she is. Like,

38:31

press conference has ended so badly. Who

38:33

do I kill in the room? There's some lady breastfeeding and

38:36

just -- Yeah. -- pot of smoke. I was like, oh,

38:38

sorry. I wink. Oh, I gotta go.

38:40

Sorry. So here's the thing too. All of these moves are

38:42

subsidized by the government. k?

38:44

This is the problem. They're not just private companies,

38:46

certainly not the banks, certainly not

38:48

Paypal, certainly not YouTube, Facebook. Right?

38:50

There's nowhere to go. A

38:53

few You can fight back like we said, rumble. We'd love to see that number

38:55

today. Just boom. I don't care. I'd love

38:57

to see that number right now like Edward

38:59

Edward Rooney's attendance computer

39:02

on YouTube. and rumble. Go

39:04

boop. Great. That's

39:06

what I would love to see right now. So in February

39:08

two thousand twenty two, Jackie, right now

39:10

she's saying it's a public service. To end

39:12

This broadcast,

39:13

that's worse than what

39:15

Stalin said. He just said the

39:17

press in general was

39:18

the enemy of the people.

39:22

Jen Saki said the press needs to pay billions of

39:24

dollars, and it's a public service

39:26

to end this man. So

39:28

twenty twenty two, she pleaded with tech

39:30

companies to actively

39:32

sensor dissenting views. Our hope

39:34

is that

39:35

all major tech platforms and

39:37

all major news sources for

39:39

that matter. Be responsible and be

39:41

vigilant to ensure the American people have access

39:43

to accurate information on something as

39:45

significant as COVID-nineteen. That

39:48

certainly includes spotify. So this disclaimer, it's a

39:50

positive step, but we want every

39:52

platform to continue doing more to call out,

39:54

miss and and miss and disinformation will

39:56

also uplift lifting

39:58

accurate information. By the way, the

39:59

reason she has a podium is because she there's

40:02

no legs. Just hovering. Yeah.

40:04

So splotify is a detergent. Yes. She

40:06

wants his very upset.

40:08

Saki, the bit

40:11

cheap coast.

40:13

Saki. Saki. It's

40:15

there I'm pronouncing it. sounds like

40:17

something I left in the bowl the last three days. Does Something

40:19

you pick up and I'm like that. Paragway.

40:21

It's worse. crawl into

40:24

your ear. So -- Okay.

40:26

-- the back splash should be -- Right. -- new. This should be called Plasaki. Exactly.

40:28

So We

40:33

have a White House saying, hey, please,

40:36

Spotify. Please, YouTube. Please,

40:38

remove these points of view that we don't like. And by the

40:40

way, if they could get Rogen, they would.

40:42

if they could have nailed us. They tried they tried they tried they've tried with us.

40:45

The only reason we survived is because of mug club, by the

40:47

way. You notice we don't have twenty minutes of sponsors in

40:49

every show and we'll never

40:52

do it. That'll never happen. We're funded by viewers like you,

40:54

not actually subsidized by the government or a

40:56

foreign caliphate like some of

40:58

our competitors. So the two

41:00

thousand eight financial crisis, by the way,

41:02

banks received over two hundred billion dollars

41:04

in bailouts. Mhmm. And, of course, that's a

41:06

low number, but JPMorgan Chase alone

41:08

received twenty five billion

41:10

dollars. The bank is insured by the

41:12

government, meaning insured by

41:14

you. Here's my question.

41:16

If the bank basically can

41:18

only operate, because they can have a

41:20

sustainable business model. They can only operate on your

41:22

tax dollars. They effectively now are a wing of the government.

41:24

They're a strong armor of the government. Should they

41:26

be allowed to deny you your fundamental basic

41:28

human rights?

41:29

While we're talking

41:31

about private businessman, hey,

41:34

go start your own bank.

41:35

You can't. There

41:37

are credit unions, Hey, go start your

41:39

own YouTube. You can't because of section

41:42

two thirty.

41:45

Let me give you to give you an example.

41:48

Okay. And we've I'm

41:49

incredibly grateful. And I mean that. I'm humbled

41:51

every day by how many of you tune in. III

41:53

cannot thank you enough. we compete with the

41:55

likes of of everyone out there as far as late and

41:57

it's kinda late night in the morning. This used to start out as a late

41:59

night show. You guys said it's too late, so we moved it to the morning. It's basically

42:01

a late night show. Okay.

42:04

We compete with all of them. If someone were to say, well, if you don't like

42:06

all these late night show, go create your own.

42:08

Only all the late night shows had

42:10

two trillion dollars from the government.

42:13

And those late night shows because they were

42:15

being funded, subsidized, or insured by the government,

42:17

you, the taxpayer, could also

42:20

dictate the terms. The

42:22

community guidelines on YouTube,

42:24

Facebook, Twitter, go create your own

42:26

platform. You

42:28

can't. reason that is an example.

42:30

You cannot compete against a business

42:32

that has a never ending supply

42:34

of federal funding. Hope you love Vanguard,

42:36

Hope you love BlackRock because your socialist light.

42:38

PowWow, Chow brought Elizabeth Warren also

42:40

wanted to deem them too big to fail. Looking

42:43

out for you, Anyone who says any company is too

42:45

big to fail is not looking out for These too big to fail companies, what that

42:47

really means is the government gets to tell

42:50

them what

42:52

to do. and then they get to remove you, so you can't

42:54

bank, you can't speak,

42:56

and

42:56

hey, if everyone got pushed

42:57

onto Paypal or

42:58

some form of standardized digital

43:00

currency, You also can't purchase

43:02

firearms or ammunition. It's not illegal.

43:04

The government's not

43:06

making it. They're not infringing on your rights.

43:08

You just

43:09

can't do it. because

43:11

these companies say so. Well,

43:14

hold on

43:14

a second. Well, those companies wouldn't be in

43:16

business because half the country wouldn't support them.

43:18

doesn't matter if you wanna support them or not, your tax dollars do.

43:20

It absolutely is a first

43:22

amendment issue. It absolutely is.

43:24

absolutely This

43:26

is not an issue of private businesses. So you can

43:28

talk about Alex Jones,

43:29

all you want. But you wanna talk about Kanye

43:31

West? Do you wanna talk

43:33

about Dr. Peter McColl? You

43:34

wanna talk about all of the shows that have been removed here online because of a few

43:36

key companies who by the way received favorable treatment

43:38

from the government? Let's just let's

43:40

try and take the blinders off.

43:44

and

43:44

not just see this through the lens of I

43:46

disagree with what so and so or whomever said. Because the

43:49

left is very good at creating

43:52

a mob. Right?

43:53

They all fall under one umbrella, and

43:55

they'll make

43:56

sure that they target you. And

43:58

because your free thinkers on the right, it's hard.

44:00

The

44:00

term has been used

44:01

as like herding cats. Let's

44:03

not

44:03

herd cats with this one.

44:06

Whether

44:06

you're a libertarian, all you care about is bitcoin

44:08

and weed, or you're by God,

44:11

Mitch McConnell's fan. Anyone

44:13

out there? Let's

44:16

let's make sure that

44:17

we are unified in this. No one

44:19

needs to pass a purity test of agreeing with everything that we

44:21

agree with for us to just say,

44:23

hey, they have the right

44:25

to say it. They

44:28

have the right to say it.

44:30

They have the right to engage

44:32

in commerce. Doesn't mean that

44:34

they have to be your local senator.

44:37

Can we all unify under

44:40

that? Can we

44:40

all unify This is a test today. Can we all

44:42

unify under the fact that this is egregious, what's happening

44:44

with Alex Jones? Can we all do that?

44:46

I would say, because I see a lot I see a lot of silver

44:47

linings. But if I don't see

44:50

that today, I'm going

44:51

to be disappointed in in

44:53

all of us. we

44:55

should be able to do that. Do we have them? Mhmm. I believe we have them.

44:58

Alright. We now are going to

45:00

go to, I believe, we have them on

45:02

the line. And if you can

45:04

hear me, Alex, you know, we also have mug club

45:06

extended, so please don't get

45:08

me removed from YouTube. It's

45:10

time for Alex Jones. Mister

45:12

Jones. Oh, okay.

45:15

I see that

45:18

I see that smirk. What were you saying? Was that a

45:20

dirty joke? No. I

45:22

said, I'm really jealous of that shirt. I'm gonna rip it

45:24

off, make my own copy. Well, I think that's

45:26

all. No. Come on now. Well, then

45:28

now now then I I want to There's a

45:30

cooler shirt That is the coolest shirt

45:32

I've seen yet, absolutely. But no. But what you're talking about

45:34

is absolutely true, and I'd love to give everybody the inside

45:38

baseball. what really happened with the case? How was the president's center?

45:40

And where it's going? Because

45:42

Alex We hold on one second, Alex. because I

45:44

wanna give you the

45:46

floor. Okay? And it's what's the

45:48

best place because I know you have several sites. Is it info

45:50

wars dot com still the best place for people to

45:52

go? Yeah. So

45:52

they wanna actually hear what we're

45:54

saying and not edited clips or twisted derivatives, and

45:57

they wanna hear what the establishment is

45:59

so scared

45:59

of, info wars dot com

46:02

info wars dot com forward slash show

46:04

and banned dot video and if if they

46:07

see us like a Roman standard where

46:09

they wanna capture and pull down and

46:11

get control of, I am the McCrap Deep State Noel

46:13

Dallas because I do toy. I want to give you the new toy. I know

46:15

I wanna give you the floor, but I think it's really important

46:17

to set this up and believe me. I'm gonna let you you know

46:19

you know me well enough. I'm gonna let

46:21

you run with this. but I wanna set

46:23

up something, for example, and I had Brian Callon on the show one time, and

46:25

he was falsely accused of of of sexual

46:27

assault. I spoke with Brian, I said, look, I'm gonna

46:29

lead this interview with did

46:31

you do it? And he said, no. I'll fair. I said, Brian, you're gonna

46:34

say that on air, and I don't care what your lawyers tell you.

46:36

If you didn't do it,

46:38

say it. And so I wanna lead

46:40

this right now because I think this is pivotal. And we've done several multi hour long shows,

46:42

but for some reason this gets lost, and

46:44

I want you to correct me if I have this wrong.

46:48

So in twenty seventeen,

46:50

as an example, because the

46:52

narrative is Sandy Hook, you tormented the parents,

46:55

you called them out by name, and

46:57

you continually harass them. From what I understand and I have

46:59

some quotes here in front of me, and I want you to tell me if I'm

47:01

misquoting you. You had made it, you were wrong, and you

47:04

apologized. And I think

47:06

that's key. because I still wanna go after you anyway. So twenty seventeen, you talked about epiphany

47:08

ahead on Father's Day. You said, forgive

47:10

me. On Father's Day, I wanna reach

47:13

out to the of the slain

47:15

children at the horrible tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut and give you

47:17

my sincere condolences. You

47:19

said that. Right?

47:22

Yes. Okay. You also said I'd like I'd also like to reach out to any of the parents who

47:24

lost a child at Newtown to invite them

47:26

to contact me to open a dialogue because

47:29

I think it's really essential we do that instead of

47:32

letting the mainstream media misrepresent

47:34

things and really try and drive this

47:36

nation apart. You said

47:38

that. Right? before they sued

47:40

me? Yes. Before they sued you. And then in

47:42

twenty nineteen and in deposition, you said, and

47:44

I, myself,

47:46

have almost like a form of psychosis in the past where I basically thought everything was

47:48

staged, even though I've now

47:50

learned a lot of times

47:52

things aren't staged. And I'm not

47:54

saying this embarrass Alex,

47:56

I'm saying it because you were clear and that

47:58

you had a change of heart or you believed that you

48:00

were wrong or you believed you made a mistake, which

48:03

I think is admirable. And I think the fact that they

48:05

wanna browbeat you after, that is what is so

48:07

scary. And I think that people out here would

48:09

do well if you're watching

48:12

to understand that apologies do nothing with these

48:14

monsters. You also said so I think as a pundit,

48:16

someone giving an opinion that, you know, my

48:18

opinions have

48:20

been wrong, but they were never wrong consciously to hurt people. So

48:22

do I have this right in saying multiple

48:24

times, you said you were wrong, and

48:26

you apologized in one fashion or another. And

48:28

by the

48:30

way, both before and after being sued. Would that be a correct statement for

48:32

me to make, Alex? I

48:34

said I believe Sandy

48:34

Hook happened in two thousand Right.

48:38

I said in two thousand and fifteen, and this

48:40

is important. It's a lot bigger than Allen Jones. It's the

48:42

anatomy of the left. It's like

48:44

what

48:45

George Floyd or something. taking something

48:47

and then blowing it up to be the biggest thing on Earth. It's like you can take a

48:49

microscope and zoom in on a grain of

48:51

sand, and it looks like

48:53

the Himalayan mountains. but it's not

48:55

really. So -- Right. -- here's what really happened. Yeah.

48:58

Here's what really happened. I could give you the latest information where

49:00

they're going with it. This is George George. Everybody

49:02

and they've Thank

49:03

you, sir. Okay. Sandy Hook happens. It's a huge political

49:04

event. Obama has some of the White House

49:06

that's going on. I think maybe somebody helped

49:09

the kid kill these kids.

49:12

the whole story's bizarre. And then about a year

49:14

after it, all these

49:17

professors and

49:17

people that

49:20

sound incredible, come

49:22

out and

49:22

school safety experts to say that they thought it

49:24

was just completely staged. And I'd seen

49:26

things

49:26

like Operation Northwoods that talked about staging attacks

49:29

on school kids that didn't exist. as

49:31

a pretext for war with Cuba and Russia, plus

49:33

I said, yeah, a lot of

49:34

stuff has been staged. Maybe this is. So

49:36

I did four or five programs from,

49:38

like, two thousand and, I guess, thirteen

49:42

fourteen questioning maybe

49:46

that it was staged. Barely a blip on the

49:48

radar. It was a huge Internet issue.

49:50

Hundreds of millions of views on YouTube, other

49:52

people's videos. My listers wanted

49:54

to know by crew wanted to

49:56

cover it. They wanted to talk about it.

49:58

So what they put

49:58

in evidence against me was

49:59

about twenty four minutes in Texas, about

50:02

twenty five minutes

50:04

in Connecticut. in ten years, this is the big evil stuff, the guy that

50:06

got rich off Sandy Hook, the guy that wear

50:08

Sandy Hook underwear, the guy that praise

50:10

five times a

50:12

day to knew having Connecticut. I mean, my mother didn't give

50:14

birth to me. Sandy hooked it. I

50:16

mean, my whole life is this.

50:18

Okay? Right. but

50:20

it's not. So Hillary and the Democrats

50:22

start

50:22

running this this false news campaign

50:24

during twenty sixteen campaign, that

50:27

I'm Trump's brain. They look look at

50:29

this flamboyant wild guy. He's a

50:31

populist. He's he's got a lot of

50:33

people supporting Trump. Let's make him a liability. Let's take the

50:35

worst stuff he set out of context and run

50:38

tens of millions of TV ads against

50:40

Trump using Alex Jones saying he's

50:42

Trump spring.

50:44

And one thing one thing just to make really clear is

50:46

just, again, for the YouTube gods. You understand

50:48

how this is Alex? You were saying say

50:50

I'm saying it didn't happen again. No. No. But they'll

50:53

they'll say that you what you were saying because you saw this, and

50:55

there were other people, there were other professors, there were

50:57

other conspiracy theorists. Some of whom turned out to not be

50:59

credible, and then you didn't have them on show

51:01

anymore. You did say maybe this is staged and just

51:03

again to be clear. You afterwards

51:06

said, no, it was not staged. I

51:08

was wrong. You did correct it. Right,

51:10

Alex? Yes. Yes. And but

51:12

but but it's important to understand this timeline.

51:14

Yeah. So

51:15

so for over a year

51:17

and a half, From twenty fifteen into twenty

51:19

sixteen, we checked the record. I never talked about

51:21

it one time. And I told the crew,

51:23

this is a car baby. It's a setup. I don't

51:25

wanna ever discuss

51:28

it again. I think it happened. We started seeing that some of the folks

51:30

that were claiming it was staged had gone even

51:32

crazier, and and and we're now

51:34

disregulating and and shown that

51:36

that indeed they

51:38

put out things that were wrong. So I was not the Sandy Hook guy. It didn't

51:40

put me on the map. I barely ever covered

51:42

it. But Hillary blows it up, makes

51:44

it a cause to live for democrats.

51:48

They use it to bring back all the gun control and now attacks on free

51:50

speech and to attack Trump

51:52

and so that Trump wins.

51:55

They go even crazier, and they start attacking

51:57

me, saying he's sending people to the

51:59

kids houses. He's sending people to the

52:01

parents' houses. He won't stop saying

52:03

it didn't happen. And I'm like, I said

52:05

years ago it happened, stop it. This is

52:07

a media event. They're building

52:10

up obviously to come after the

52:12

first amendment. So I issued dozens of corrections,

52:14

dozens of apologies. You just mentioned one of them

52:16

there. And then they sue me

52:18

in two thousand

52:20

and eighteen And then they do

52:22

all this discovery. We give them all the

52:24

emails, all the text message, all everything. There's no

52:26

evidence we made money on San Diego. There's no

52:28

evidence I premeditated, we got it wrong

52:30

on purpose. And so

52:32

both Democrat connected judges.

52:34

One of them was supposed to be Republican,

52:36

but she's like George w Bush.

52:39

They default me Shanghai.

52:41

Oh, we lost Alex

52:44

for a

52:44

second. Alex, can you hear me, brother? This

52:46

is globalist.

52:48

He's told I'm guilty. The the

52:50

the jury's

52:51

told I'm guilty. I'm not

52:53

allowed in in a

52:54

five week trial in Connecticut to

52:56

defend myself. The judge actually says, you

52:58

can't say your innocent. You can't say your bankrupt.

53:01

You can't say you didn't make money off of

53:03

it. I say it's all true, then they instruct

53:05

the jury after five weeks of

53:07

crying parents. Not talking about Adam Lantz at

53:09

killing their children. Talking

53:12

about me. Well, I I know that, Alex, but let me ask you a couple of important questions

53:14

here because I think these are things that people and I know you

53:16

have AAI believe you have a highlighter to are we

53:18

gonna roll the highlight? The one that did you have a you had

53:20

someone you wanted to show us

53:22

a clip? But look, I think it's important to note. First off, let me

53:24

ask you questions. If you could just give me yes or no's in this

53:26

and I wanna give you the floor again. Yes, sir. Did you ever call the

53:28

parents out by name on air

53:30

and say that they were their children,

53:32

like, call them out by name on

53:34

air.

53:35

Only Robbie Parker.

53:37

Okay. And after version And and

53:39

and I did not say that that that

53:41

that he staged it or was fake. I said people

53:43

think this clip was, like, thirty million views

53:45

on YouTuber more. Right. was a viral clip. People

53:47

say this guy looks fake. And so I said, yeah, it

53:50

it does look like acting to me, but he's, you know,

53:52

under stress,

53:54

whatever. So so they've built this mountain out of a molehill. Right? I have

53:56

one other question. Years and years and years and years and

53:58

years and years and years. Yes. They gave an FBI

54:02

who I've never seen till he sued me, didn't know who he was. He

54:04

gets a third cries

54:05

about me. They gave him

54:08

ninety million

54:10

dollars When under federal and state

54:12

law, you can't sue somebody. You never said their

54:14

name for defamation or slander. Never said

54:16

his name. Never asked for a retraction till

54:18

he sued me. Didn't even know who he was till I saw

54:20

his name on the lawsuit, he gets ninety million.

54:22

Well, let me ask you another phone. please handing out.

54:25

You get a car. You get a car, like

54:27

You get not. that's important here because people will

54:29

say, well, the reason you weren't allowed to defend yourself is

54:31

it was a default judgment and they say because

54:33

you didn't provide the evidence, right, that

54:35

was requested in discovery.

54:37

give me very specifics, not just all, you

54:40

did provide and hand over a lot of evidence. What did

54:42

you hand over? Because they did

54:44

have financials. They did have

54:46

certainly, in the Texas trial, they did have

54:48

access to financials. They did have access to certain

54:50

traffic metrics. When I was watching the

54:52

trial, they would say, well, actually, they didn't hand

54:54

over, for example, the Alexa recordings as opposed to

54:56

the Google Analytics recordings. What kind of evidence when

54:58

you were asked to hand over? Just give

55:01

me some example did over. Did you hand over financial documents

55:03

as it related to the company?

55:06

Yes. Did you hand over documents as it related

55:08

to, you

55:10

know, different traffic and and and revenue streams to some

55:12

degree or another. To

55:14

an extreme degree,

55:15

the most ever given over

55:17

in destination trial, many lawyers estimate. Steven, let me be

55:19

a hundred percent clear. So so what are they saying you didn't

55:21

provide? Is my point? because this is something a lot of people who

55:23

don't who, unfortunately, on

55:26

Alex. This is important. I'm just saying this because people

55:28

will try and take this out of con people on the right will say, well,

55:30

then you guys should comply during

55:32

discovery. What? Pardon

55:34

me. What

55:34

in the fuck? Are

55:37

they claiming you didn't provide so

55:39

that you were not allowed to defend

55:41

yourself? Alright. Let let me

55:42

answer that question and and I wanna get

55:44

into people saying, Oh, this is just for Alex Jones.

55:48

In

55:49

Texas, they

55:52

claimed that because

55:54

we did so much discovery. And and

55:56

and they would have each person that they

55:58

were deposing, give them

55:59

more discovery, So

56:02

they'd say, out of the two hundred thousand emails you gave us

56:05

in Texas, in

56:06

one of the Discoverybatches

56:07

you gave us, there was one extra email that wasn't

56:09

in this batch. little

56:11

weird gotcha games. Mhmm. And then in

56:14

Connecticut, the the

56:16

the the judge kept saying, give me the Google

56:19

Analytics. Well, we we ever even used Google Analytics, hardly ever even

56:21

looked at it. Yeah. So we explained to

56:23

the judge, Ma'am, it's

56:25

a search box

56:26

for the back end of Google.

56:29

and a lot of you have to pay for it. We've never paid for

56:31

it. We've barely ever used it, but we searched for

56:33

Google Analytics and found one writer and

56:35

and one other person in the in the group

56:37

had looked at Google Analytics and said, oh, look how much traffic we're getting a few

56:40

times. So we gave them what

56:42

we had in our system about

56:44

Google Analytics. Take Alexa.

56:47

Same thing. They said, give us the

56:50

election. Well, Steven, I want

56:50

you to give me the Google. And then I

56:53

say and then you say, okay. What do you

56:55

want me to search in Google? Correct.

56:58

No, sir. Give me

57:00

the Google. Right.

57:01

Give me the Alexa. We know

57:03

you've got it, so they file this

57:05

unfair trade practices thing. that not

57:07

only did I lie about San Diego permits make money as they false a claim, but that

57:09

I was making all this money with those lies

57:11

in unfair trade practices that demonize me

57:13

selling my own

57:16

products So that's really where we are. And and for people other

57:18

than say, hey, this is

57:20

just for Alex Jones. So what? It's

57:23

the same republicans four years ago and I got the platform

57:26

that said it would never be president Trump or

57:28

would never be them.

57:30

They admit The Democrats admit they're on PBS,

57:32

NBC, ABC, MSNBC, CNN,

57:34

celebrating, and they've been doing it for

57:36

years saying once we set the president,

57:40

to let government bureaucrats like the FBI agent sue somebody

57:43

when no one's even ever said their

57:45

name just because they got heat in

57:47

public over say election fraud

57:50

Now they can sue you and get ninety million dollars, and

57:53

here is the secretary of

57:56

state. In Texas, I

57:58

I got the article right here in my stack

58:00

saying Alex Jones unleashed hell.

58:02

This is a Republican on

58:04

us during the election. he caused threats

58:06

to our election officials. I didn't even contest the twenty twenty

58:09

Texas election. I didn't even cover that

58:11

project. Veritas did. I should have

58:13

covered it more. The point is is that I'm now the whipping

58:15

boy or or the reason America doesn't trust the

58:18

government or the reason the American people don't trust

58:20

the media. and and now the

58:22

Secretary of State of Texas is is

58:24

talking about, we may have to go after Alex

58:26

Jones because he caused threats on election

58:28

officials. They have no statements. They don't have

58:30

me saying me violent. didn't even probably

58:32

ever even talk about the Texas election other

58:34

than saying, I I don't think Beto,

58:36

you know, was as close as

58:38

he said he was to ten crews. So

58:40

this is the absolute absolute next

58:42

level garbage and prop again. In fact, overhead

58:44

shot, I don't wanna show people this. Texas

58:48

Secretary of State, Alex Jones unleashed

58:50

hell on our election

58:52

people. That's the

58:53

the hill. Here's another

58:56

one. Republican

58:56

Texas election chief blasts nuts, peddling twenty

58:58

twenty conspiracy theories, Zooms on Alex Jones.

59:00

So just like they're suing everybody,

59:03

that elections, election fraud, or mail in

59:06

ballots, they never even sued me because

59:08

I wasn't one of the main proponents of questioning

59:10

the election, like some of the more prominent

59:12

people were. who really got

59:14

out there. I I did have questions. It's

59:16

my right to do it. But they're now just

59:18

circling back when, okay, we just got

59:20

this verdict. So now we're gonna say Alex Jones made people

59:22

questioning elections. So now if you

59:24

slip on a banana pill or now of

59:26

your car

59:28

carburetor breaks down, or maybe you get cancer. It's Alex

59:30

Jones' fault. So they're on their side of

59:32

the file rejected now. But, yes, the point

59:36

remains. Well, you know what I

59:37

mean? That's why it's gonna break down. It's gonna it's gonna turn on

59:39

the garbage garbage garbage. Exactly. You have you have

59:41

the o j bronco, not the new one

59:43

that also breaks down. Hey. Did

59:45

you have a video you wanted to show or is it us? Because

59:47

we have trial highlights and we have the verdict being read,

59:49

but I was told that you had a clip that you wanted to

59:52

play when came on. Do I have that statement? I really appreciate you first off. Have me on the

59:54

courage to defend free speech. Let let me actually get this

59:56

out and I'm sorry I'm annoying. There's just so much

59:58

here and a lot of other points we haven't gotten to yet

59:59

that I hope You're not you're

1:00:01

not knowing at all. I just wanna make sure that I was

1:00:04

told to get a a clip or a video. Let me

1:00:06

describe this clip for you. Let me describe this

1:00:08

clip. Okay. There's dozens of these in

1:00:10

Texas and Connecticut. We have a

1:00:12

compilation reel that's about thirty minutes long

1:00:14

of them in front of the juries, and at

1:00:16

PressCommerts is saying, take

1:00:18

Alex Jones out never let

1:00:20

him rebuild his platform again. And

1:00:22

once we take him out, we're gonna take

1:00:24

out all the right wing, this

1:00:26

information operative like Tucker Carlson, and the

1:00:28

list goes on and on. show. So this is weaponization

1:00:30

where they sue you in Democrat

1:00:32

jurisdictions, where they default you

1:00:34

claiming that you didn't give them evidence

1:00:36

they tell the jury you're guilty and then the jury decides

1:00:39

how guilty after you've been demonized. So that's just what

1:00:41

happened in Connecticut. So

1:00:43

here they are.

1:00:45

yesterday just a small clip at the

1:00:48

press conference Chris Madden, the former federal

1:00:50

prosecutor, up there who

1:00:52

had this kept controlled jury that

1:00:54

was told I was guilty. And then he

1:00:56

says, we don't want money from Alex Jones because

1:00:58

I'm in bankruptcy. So if if it's in the

1:01:00

clip, we could just watch the clip and let him let him

1:01:02

say, how long is two is it a minute is

1:01:04

it two minutes just so I have an idea?

1:01:06

Thirty nine seconds. Thirty nine

1:01:08

seconds. Alright. I wanna run this and then no, you're not

1:01:10

annoying at all. This is important, and we're gonna spend as much time as we need

1:01:12

to. I know you're busy, but this this

1:01:15

is important stuff. And I I talked about it

1:01:17

in the cold open today show. Okay. when

1:01:19

you're ready, just just roll I guess, you're rolling it up from from his

1:01:21

end. We'll roll it from our end then. Go ahead and roll it,

1:01:23

guys. Alright. But we

1:01:25

will be at it as

1:01:27

long as it takes. And if

1:01:29

you're out there right now and you're one of

1:01:31

Alex Jones's audience members

1:01:34

and you're giving him

1:01:34

money, I just want you to know that

1:01:36

based the jury's verdict today. It's not

1:01:39

a very good bet. And to go back

1:01:41

with to what Robbie Parker

1:01:44

said, all Alex still does his take

1:01:46

from you, exploit you, lie

1:01:48

to you, feed your

1:01:50

fears and your anxieties and

1:01:52

your mistrust. And the only person that benefits in that

1:01:54

equation is him. Well, that

1:01:56

stops. That stopping today,

1:01:58

thanks to the courage of

1:01:59

these families. Thank you very

1:02:02

much. Thanks, senator. Alright. So what

1:02:04

he just said there is, we

1:02:06

don't want money from Alex Jones. And

1:02:08

I wanna explain to the listeners. We're gonna appeal

1:02:10

this. Then they ask for money. get overturned. Then

1:02:12

they ask for money. We don't want the

1:02:14

nine hundred million dollars from Alex

1:02:16

Jones, damn it. You can make that

1:02:18

payable to cash. Absolutely.

1:02:20

So

1:02:20

so so if I

1:02:23

can. I'm choppin' the biggest. There's

1:02:25

so many angles to

1:02:28

this, Steven. Number one, I

1:02:28

don't have three million dollars cash in my company

1:02:30

and my personal stuff. I have enough to operate and

1:02:33

and, you know, pay the bills and

1:02:36

and legal. got a nice house, got decent cars, but I I don't worship

1:02:38

things. So that them trying to take money away from

1:02:40

me means nothing. It'll actually make me

1:02:42

work harder. expose him. I work for

1:02:44

free exposing him, so they're never gonna silence

1:02:46

without kill him or put me in prison. Right. And so that

1:02:48

which doesn't, you know, kill me only makes me

1:02:50

stronger. But they

1:02:50

specifically say over and over again, they want me taken off the

1:02:53

air, they want my bankrupt. No case. So

1:02:55

we're so we're in chapter

1:02:58

five, chapter eleven, sub chapter five bankruptcy, that isn't liquidation.

1:03:00

It's where we do a plan to

1:03:02

the federal government. We say, okay, you

1:03:04

can have the future profits towards

1:03:08

all these lawsuits in the future in a five year

1:03:10

plan. And there's not much profit around

1:03:12

here. So my crew stays hired.

1:03:15

We stay on here. becomes a

1:03:17

zombie organization. It's what they call it because now any profit, but they're not allowed

1:03:19

to fire people or do all that stuff. The

1:03:21

the operation continues on, the

1:03:23

lists are supported. and then whatever

1:03:25

extra is there, they get paid. That's in two

1:03:28

years, at least, even if

1:03:30

this isn't overturned on appeal. So they announced it's the

1:03:32

end of Alex Jones. It's all over. It's all more high

1:03:34

more fraud, more disinformation. So that's

1:03:37

what they just did here. And I have

1:03:39

more clips of them specifically saying to ask him what

1:03:41

you want to take him out. I'm

1:03:43

not trying to cut you off, but some of these questions are just because

1:03:45

it's hard for me to find the truth. The answer is on it. I

1:03:47

know we talked about the we talked about the cap

1:03:49

in Texas, right, on I believe it's a is

1:03:51

it punitive damages? Yes. Is

1:03:52

there a cap in in Connecticut or are

1:03:55

you unless it is overturned on appeal? Are

1:03:57

you on the hook for the hundreds

1:03:59

of millions

1:03:59

of dollars?

1:04:01

The

1:04:02

short answer

1:04:06

is they

1:04:06

lie and say I owe fifty million dollars in

1:04:08

Texas. It's it's about five point six. There are

1:04:10

caps it's in the state law. They can't overturn it.

1:04:13

Right. It's different in Connecticut. The

1:04:15

the unfair trade practices are

1:04:17

cutmar or cutmar, how do they call

1:04:19

it? That is unlimited, and that is

1:04:22

for the judge to decide. So she's

1:04:24

gonna come back next week and probably hit me with a

1:04:26

billion more.

1:04:28

So all the other ones do have caps, but because there's

1:04:31

fifteen plaintiffs, they're all capped it. I

1:04:33

I forgot the number like four million

1:04:36

dollars. So ten million dollars

1:04:38

is more money than I can get them. Of course, fifty

1:04:40

million dollars is more. A billion. It's

1:04:42

all a joke at this point. It's like saying, we're

1:04:44

gonna cut you into twenty

1:04:46

million pieces. Well, if you cut me in

1:04:48

five pieces, I'm gonna die. Right?

1:04:50

So, look, we're gonna we're gonna drop twenty

1:04:52

five nuclear bombs on Alex Jones' house. And

1:04:54

I'm like, I think one nuclear bomb would probably

1:04:56

kill me. probably. So we're gonna shoot twenty million bullets into instead

1:04:58

of five bullets. So this is

1:05:00

all overkill. It's just the left. Having

1:05:03

a temper tantrum They wanna scare

1:05:06

everybody else to get a bunch of other lawyers to file

1:05:08

lawsuits to come after all the conservatives, get all

1:05:10

the nationalists, and all the patriots. And I really appreciate you

1:05:12

letting me get that out there because It's so frustrating to

1:05:14

be kind of only have my show that has

1:05:16

a big audience, but it's compartmentalized because

1:05:18

of censorship. It's very hard to actually get

1:05:20

No. It's not just censorship. I don't understand. It's not just censorship. It's cowardice. You you you

1:05:23

you you you you United conversations,

1:05:24

obviously, off air, where, you know,

1:05:26

I would say, I wouldn't say, called you

1:05:28

an app or I've said, I

1:05:30

don't agree with this. I don't like that. Remember I told you, I remember early on the show saying,

1:05:33

I don't like that you sometimes stir up in fighting

1:05:35

with conservatives. I remember you saying, you know what?

1:05:37

I used to do that more. and

1:05:39

I decided to left as a more important enemy. We've

1:05:41

had very strong disagreements. I felt compelled to

1:05:43

have you on because some of the biggest

1:05:45

figures in our movement who by the way agreed with all

1:05:47

of some of your quote unquote conspiracy theories that I thought

1:05:49

were incorrect, they didn't have you on.

1:05:51

It is censorship.

1:05:54

and it's

1:05:54

cowardice from people on the right. And by the way, I've experienced that

1:05:56

too. I've experienced that for jokes that

1:05:58

then people on the right will

1:05:59

take out of

1:06:02

context. So My issue is not so much with the left being the left. Right? It's like

1:06:04

being mad that a that a crocodile bites

1:06:06

you. I'm mad with people on the

1:06:08

right who aren't doing it. Let me ask you,

1:06:10

Alex, really,

1:06:12

point blank. I know you talk about appeals.

1:06:14

How scared are you

1:06:15

right

1:06:16

now? I am way

1:06:18

more

1:06:18

scared about the direct of

1:06:20

the countries going in that they admit this is a formula for everybody. I mean, while the right

1:06:23

wing laughs some of them and says, oh, it's just

1:06:25

Alex Jones. They're on every channel

1:06:28

saying We're coming after

1:06:30

everybody now with this model. And they've

1:06:32

even got the Republican Secretary of State.

1:06:34

In Texas, we wanna

1:06:36

come after Republicans that that question election fraud, give me

1:06:38

a break. See you have the rhinos, the

1:06:40

mucans, the rabbit left allied

1:06:42

together against the populist uprising

1:06:45

of nationalist Americans who are

1:06:47

peacefully trying to take our country back. So I'm way more

1:06:50

concerned about nuclear war. I'm way more

1:06:52

concerned about financial collapse. I mean, here's a

1:06:54

good point, Steven. Quite

1:06:56

frankly, the way inflation's going, the way it

1:06:58

accelerates towards why my

1:07:00

Republicans and Bob way. In

1:07:02

ten years, years there's such

1:07:04

inflation, a billion dollars will be, like, a

1:07:06

thousand dollars. Yeah. I mean, at the current

1:07:08

rate we're at here. So Be

1:07:10

like, Jesus. No. I'm not

1:07:12

scared. I am

1:07:14

disgusted. Can I really feel

1:07:16

proud of myself? Because I've told the

1:07:18

truth about this. I've said when I was

1:07:20

wrong. They have created this whole synthetic identity

1:07:23

for me, the

1:07:24

straw man, and then they sat there and

1:07:26

had to lie to a jury and suppress the

1:07:28

truth and tell them I was guilty and rigged this kangaroo

1:07:30

court so I myself can hold my head tall, but I am

1:07:32

in general very concerned for my children.

1:07:36

for the country in the future because of the rapid acceleration in

1:07:38

the total and complete corruption. I if and

1:07:40

I I know you have some of the things you wanna you wanna hit.

1:07:42

I don't even know if we wanna can

1:07:45

probably show the clips on YouTube. But Gerald here,

1:07:47

I know has a question for you. You

1:07:49

can't see him, but he's he's champing up

1:07:51

the bit, Gerald. Yeah, please. Yeah. So you said earlier that this

1:07:53

is going to be overturned. Why do you think that it will be overturned? Not that

1:07:55

you just have kind of this faith in that that's gonna

1:07:57

happen, but what are you guys arguing if you can

1:07:59

reveal that us

1:08:02

on how it's gonna be overturned? Well,

1:08:04

that's an excellent question. I have talked to

1:08:06

dozens of of very well known constitutional

1:08:10

lawyers can tell you, Norm Paddis is a very well known successful lawyer the

1:08:12

country. Keith talked to current and former

1:08:14

judges in Connecticut and in New York,

1:08:18

federal and state. that say, this is the most insane craziness they've

1:08:21

ever seen. The judge sent

1:08:23

an open court. You know,

1:08:25

I said this months ago

1:08:27

because she'd done rules and limity and and told us what I

1:08:29

couldn't say. She said in court, can't say her innocent, can't say you

1:08:32

barely ever talked about these people, can't

1:08:34

say you didn't make money off of

1:08:36

it. can't be political, but

1:08:38

they could hold up magazines I put out exposing Obama, but then we couldn't respond back to it.

1:08:41

She literally tied

1:08:44

our hands and

1:08:46

did this. So either America's gone

1:08:48

and completely done or in Texas

1:08:51

and in Connecticut if I have

1:08:53

the money for the appeals why I wanna

1:08:55

bankrupt us right now -- Right. -- because they are so scared

1:08:57

that if there's any justice left at

1:08:59

the Texas or

1:09:00

the Connecticut Supreme Court

1:09:02

or the US Supreme Court, they've got

1:09:04

to overturn this because the deep state, the the

1:09:07

the ambulance chaser brigade, are openly saying

1:09:09

they're coming after

1:09:11

everyone with this. just like when I got

1:09:13

sick sick sick. saying that you think the people in the appeals court will will see the gravity of it. Is

1:09:15

that is that what you're saying? Why

1:09:18

you believe it'll be

1:09:20

overturned? I don't know the fix is in that

1:09:22

high, but

1:09:22

I know that when okay. They've got

1:09:25

their kind of flesh.

1:09:27

They've demonized me. They brought back up Sandy

1:09:29

Hook. They made a bunch of money for their charities. They got seventy three million dollars from Remington. I mean,

1:09:31

these dead kids are cash

1:09:34

machines for these lawyers. Okay? And

1:09:36

now nobody knows who Adam lands is to kill the kids.

1:09:38

They only know Alex Jones. And so I'm sorry.

1:09:41

It was a collection statement. I

1:09:42

apologize. No. No. I think you

1:09:45

answered the question is, well, I think Gerald really wants to

1:09:47

know why do you believe it will be overturned? Do you think it's because I did wanna make an example of you? And then when it comes down to

1:09:49

the actual constitutional law, it won't hold

1:09:51

water. Is that why? Absolutely.

1:09:55

I mean,

1:09:55

I think that, well, they have to or

1:09:57

the country's over. I mean, you have

1:09:59

to understand when I say

1:10:01

kangaroo court, when I say show trial,

1:10:03

I mean, this has never before been a default when used to only show

1:10:06

up. We gave them everything, exhaustive, and

1:10:08

then they let them use the

1:10:10

discovery that they said we didn't give

1:10:12

them to the jury, they

1:10:14

could put on evidence. We couldn't challenge the evidence, and I couldn't testify. That's why I didn't

1:10:16

testify when it was

1:10:18

time for our quote case.

1:10:21

there's only a hearing and damages. The judge found me guilty. Again,

1:10:23

since when, well, the judge knows best. never done that before. They

1:10:25

can't do that. You know, if

1:10:28

I was caught

1:10:31

bank robbing or something. And I ran

1:10:33

off another country, then you can have default judgments

1:10:35

to say, take my house. because I'm not

1:10:37

there. There's video me around the bank. I've

1:10:39

left the country. They can sue. They can get the house.

1:10:41

That's a default judgment. I was there. I participated. I did

1:10:44

the depositions. had

1:10:46

my crew members go there. I spent millions of dollars on

1:10:48

lawyers, but because there was no

1:10:50

case there, they were forced to

1:10:53

default because they decided I was the supervillain and

1:10:55

they wanted to set this precedent. So so yes, all the lawyers agree that if we

1:10:57

file a good appeal with the hundreds

1:10:59

of bad things they did, that

1:11:03

it must absolutely be either partially or totally overturned.

1:11:05

And if it isn't overturned, no, I'm

1:11:07

not scared, Steven,

1:11:10

because I've shed on air the truth. I have less than a million and

1:11:12

a half dollars in my bank account. Sounds like a

1:11:14

lot to the average working guy and I get

1:11:16

it. With all my bills and crew and

1:11:18

all this, that's that's on empty. my

1:11:21

company has less than a million dollars in it right now

1:11:23

and and that's gonna buy product and pay payroll and fund

1:11:25

our operation. So I never did

1:11:27

this to make money. They

1:11:30

they had all these fake numbers, they

1:11:32

had all our finances. They said he made

1:11:34

sixty one million dollars last year. Our

1:11:37

growth was sixty

1:11:39

one million dollars I paid myself two hundred thousand

1:11:41

dollars last year. It's all in the bankruptcy court. They know

1:11:44

it. They

1:11:46

know it's true. Was there a year that I paid myself

1:11:48

twelve million dollars? Absolutely.

1:11:50

The year of the

1:11:53

divorce with my ex wife six years

1:11:55

ago, thank god it was the Trump era for the first

1:11:57

time ever we had all this extra money right

1:11:59

when she divorces me.

1:12:01

It goes through the process. and the court made me pay her close

1:12:03

to ten million dollars to, quote, buy her out

1:12:06

of the company because I've been married to

1:12:08

her for thirteen years. So the one

1:12:10

year, God came through. The one year

1:12:12

that because usually, I make about a million, two

1:12:15

million dollars a year, but honest with my audience. And after all the bills and stuff and legal crap, it's gone.

1:12:17

Of course. Okay. I'll do it.

1:12:19

I'll do it for money. the

1:12:22

one

1:12:22

year I made twelve million dollars, God

1:12:24

came through magically the money came in

1:12:26

to then buy my ex wife out

1:12:28

of the company. So again, they think

1:12:30

Should we have a twenty dollar judgment? I

1:12:33

wanna say something here that's important because I

1:12:35

see you that and we

1:12:37

all struggle with this. Right? where you're saying, oh,

1:12:39

because I know that people think that sounds like a lot of

1:12:41

money. And it's sad that you even have to say, no, you

1:12:43

don't do this just for

1:12:45

the money, but you absolutely deserve to earn a living.

1:12:47

you have millions of people who are listening in the amount of work that you put into it. I understand it.

1:12:49

This is what I do here as well. Conservatives are the

1:12:51

only ones surprisingly the people

1:12:53

support for enterprise where we

1:12:56

feel like because our audience is largely working class.

1:12:58

You wanna say, look, don't get mad at me because I I make this money. Because of the huge difference between

1:13:00

one year making twelve million and

1:13:02

a several hundred million dollar judgment

1:13:06

know who makes twelve million every single year?

1:13:08

Colbert, Fallon, no one cares. And

1:13:09

I just hope that people on the

1:13:11

right don't use that as an tech. Well,

1:13:13

you know what? Maybe he'll go cry into his millions. That

1:13:16

not the point. And just for some inside baseball,

1:13:18

for people who don't necessarily know, you wanna corroborate

1:13:20

some of

1:13:22

what you're saying. yet, you can't prove that you didn't make

1:13:24

money off of Sandy Hook. Just like

1:13:26

I can't prove that I didn't make

1:13:28

money off of that the guy who

1:13:30

was fired from Fox. Why? Because this enterprise

1:13:33

makes the the only way that we make

1:13:35

profit is people

1:13:35

signing up because they want to hear what I

1:13:38

have to say. And sometimes what I have to

1:13:40

say involves a

1:13:42

specific person. Of course, it would be hundreds of thousands of people if you were to go over the if you were to look over the course of our

1:13:44

entire program, but that gets pulled

1:13:47

in and they say, ah, You

1:13:51

can't say that you didn't make money off of, insert whatever store you covered

1:13:53

here. We've had that happen on the website. We won't

1:13:55

let me be clear of things. Just to give

1:13:57

you an example, just really quickly, we got

1:13:59

someone on

1:13:59

the website. Sue,

1:14:00

because they say, well, this this actually we don't like

1:14:02

this article that went up. And we want we want you to

1:14:04

prove that you haven't made money off of

1:14:06

it. And it's like, well, that that

1:14:09

article maybe had a few hundred thousand views or something like that. I

1:14:11

don't remember. I'm just giving you an example. I don't remember this specific example. And they were trying to say, so you

1:14:13

make money. You make

1:14:15

money off of this,

1:14:18

your whole company is making money off No. No. No. No. They don't let you parse it. That's the lie.

1:14:21

Because

1:14:23

you weren't broadcasting, and

1:14:26

the broadcast always makes money. And

1:14:28

even when you were covering Sandy Hook, that's

1:14:30

why they say, if you can't prove the

1:14:32

separation of all

1:14:34

the streams or any potential revenue generated while you were discussing the Sandy Hook issue, then you can't say

1:14:36

that you didn't profit

1:14:39

off of Sandy Hook. that's

1:14:42

the argument. People need to understand it

1:14:44

because we all struggle with it as business

1:14:46

owners. I totally agree, and I couldn't

1:14:48

say it better. In fact, when you

1:14:50

said it better, And this is the most important point I'm gonna make here. And

1:14:52

I got a few documents. I can show them

1:14:54

here that are

1:14:55

really important -- Sure. --

1:14:58

that tie this all together. This is a major project

1:15:00

for six years, two years before they

1:15:02

sued me and then now the last four

1:15:06

with literally hundreds of articles a week, sometimes thousands.

1:15:09

Every major news channel

1:15:11

from HBO to

1:15:14

PBS to Fox even attacking me over

1:15:16

Sandy Hook and building it up

1:15:18

into this giant controversy when I

1:15:21

was not the Sandy Hook man

1:15:23

to set the precedent with the Alex Jones

1:15:25

president to shut everybody else down. Now let's talk about this being

1:15:27

the biggest defamation judgment in

1:15:31

US history by an order of at least ten

1:15:33

magnitude. If I can have an

1:15:35

overhead shot here. Damn,

1:15:38

I wish The survivors of Epstein

1:15:40

received nine hundred and sixty five

1:15:42

million. Exactly. Good point on Twitter. Elijah,

1:15:46

Think about that real quick. Why

1:15:48

the triangle don't know the

1:15:50

names? Exactly. We still we

1:15:53

still don't know. We

1:15:55

still don't know. the names of the Johns. Here's

1:15:57

another good point. Purdue pharma that knew OxyContin would addict

1:15:59

people and

1:16:02

kill them by the thousands. have to pay six hundred and thirty four

1:16:04

point five million on the ten

1:16:06

plus billion they made profit in

1:16:10

the OxyContin case. Alex Jones killed no one, ordered

1:16:12

to pay nine hundred and sixty five million

1:16:14

for Sandy Hook lives. And I don't think

1:16:17

anyone is blowing somebody even because of their

1:16:19

addiction to a colloidal silver. Absolutely.

1:16:22

They're

1:16:22

not. Here's another one.

1:16:24

The largest fine paid buying

1:16:26

Banking executive responsible two thousand eight financial

1:16:28

crisis was sixty seven point

1:16:30

five million. Jerry says Alex Jones

1:16:33

pays nine hundred and sixty five

1:16:35

million. Here's another one. Yes. for a

1:16:37

lawyer, VIVA Fry. Yes, except for OJ, was found guilty

1:16:39

of the actual deaths of two victims after

1:16:41

a trial, those

1:16:44

civil trial whereas Alex Jones

1:16:46

was found guilty of making false statements about people who were murdered by someone else without a trial.

1:16:52

So, OJ, pays thirty three point five

1:16:54

million. I pay nine hundred plus million, and it goes on the road, Jay. What's gonna

1:17:00

happen? Absolutely. It

1:17:00

was not innocent by the criminal,

1:17:02

but guilty by the civil. So when are they going to sue MSNBC

1:17:05

for some of the

1:17:07

lives that were done? I

1:17:10

want one million dollars, my feelings are hurt by their lives. And and it just goes on from there. Those are some really important points.

1:17:12

No. I think

1:17:15

these are important points. And,

1:17:17

you know, I think we actually have some questions from do we have some questions from the audience if you're okay taking a couple? And then we'll go to

1:17:19

I take them. Can we play that one other clip? It's

1:17:22

about a minute and a half long. Are the lawyer

1:17:24

saying, shut

1:17:27

him down, silence him. Yeah. Do you have it? You wanna play it from your end? We

1:17:29

have it. We're gonna go ahead and roll

1:17:30

that clip now. Here it is. Thanks, brother. I

1:17:34

ask that with your verdict,

1:17:36

you not only take

1:17:38

Alex Jones platform that

1:17:41

he talks about

1:17:43

away. I ask that you make

1:17:46

certain you can't rebuild the platform. That's what matters.

1:17:52

Take him out of this discourse,

1:17:54

of this misinformation, of this peddling of lies,

1:17:58

and make sure he can't do it again

1:18:01

as punishment. That

1:18:04

is deterrence.

1:18:09

But some

1:18:10

of that are right in

1:18:12

school. fixing

1:18:17

beverages on the work. They can not take

1:18:19

the third day. And the community day

1:18:21

went out, how does it come

1:18:23

out in school? and

1:18:26

we know it as sad as too high. And the questions

1:18:28

are gonna be through through quarters out

1:18:30

of sales from that business. Is

1:18:34

it the studio? Yes. get

1:18:36

everything else? Or we saw

1:18:39

it? Someone got that

1:18:43

infomercial spray hair. That's gonna

1:18:45

be in your case. Did all done with all the others were gonna come back

1:18:47

and ask? because

1:18:52

that's the justice in this case. And there's

1:18:54

many other clubs that are saying we

1:18:56

want

1:18:58

him off air We don't want money for the plaintiffs. We want

1:19:00

to silence his future speech. So even

1:19:02

a murderer goes and does their

1:19:05

jail time, gets out in twenty years.

1:19:07

But they're keep platform, bankrupting, shutting down, and don't send me

1:19:10

money because we don't want money to the

1:19:12

plaintiffs because they don't want

1:19:14

me to have money for the

1:19:16

appeals. because they know

1:19:18

there's a ninety eight percent chance this crap gets overturned, Steven. Well, you know what else they're doing? This is something else doing

1:19:21

that people

1:19:22

don't fully discuss. is

1:19:25

they want to make other people

1:19:27

afraid to even work with or for you. it possible

1:19:30

for you to hire?

1:19:32

Right? That's what they tried to do. They tried to do

1:19:34

that with me to a lesser scale. It's harder to do with a comedian because they would try and run jokes. But what they're trying to do

1:19:36

is also make it impossible for you

1:19:39

to even recoup these losses. mean,

1:19:42

we do have to remember, it's not just Alex Jones. You

1:19:44

have many employees there. And some of

1:19:47

them are great. Some of them are

1:19:49

assholes. but a lot of them are great. But

1:19:51

this is the thing. They they wanna make sure we all have them right over some here. They yakuza. He pisses

1:19:53

me off half the time, but

1:19:55

I love him. Yeah.

1:19:58

They wanna make it impossible for you too, David. This

1:20:00

is your livelihood. Now, I wanna take a a if if

1:20:02

we can, I'd like to and that is bone show,

1:20:05

like, all the time in the world. Really appreciate

1:20:07

everything. Okay. So we'll take couple of chats here, and

1:20:09

then then I'll I'll have to go to the bath. I've been drinking Gatorade. I I

1:20:11

had a horrible stomach virus. Be careful out there

1:20:13

right now. It's going through Texas

1:20:15

like a buzzer. token out. Let's grab a

1:20:17

couple of questions from the audience here that we usually only do on mug glove, but it's a special case. Yeah. Our mug

1:20:19

glove viewer, Jerry, has a question for you, Alex. What do

1:20:22

you feel was an appropriate penalty for what

1:20:24

you said?

1:20:26

Nothing. It's

1:20:28

nothing it's

1:20:30

better that ten

1:20:34

guilty men go free than one of the shipman be be prosecuted or prosecuted. They got rid of my

1:20:36

new process. The judge found me

1:20:38

guilty. They lied about it all. They

1:20:40

hide to

1:20:43

what I said, they exaggerated I never said people in their houses. It's a

1:20:46

lie. They're setting a precedent to steal your

1:20:48

rights. Not just your rights and

1:20:50

listen to what you wanna listen to,

1:20:52

and make your own decisions. They're literally

1:20:55

setting this up to come after the general public, an FBI agent that I never

1:20:59

saw, never covered never said his name

1:21:01

till he sued me. He admitted it on the stand was given ninety million dollars because some

1:21:04

people on

1:21:07

the Internet thought it didn't happen. I didn't create the story that it

1:21:09

didn't happen. I covered it. Right. And

1:21:11

so a man's getting

1:21:14

ninety million dollars He won't get

1:21:16

it.

1:21:17

Right. Doesn't exist. He's getting ninety million

1:21:19

dollars of this made up

1:21:21

mad money, this monopoly money, when I never said

1:21:23

his damn name, that's tyranny. That's dangerous. And also, it's important when

1:21:26

you'll get a lot of you on the left

1:21:28

saying, oh, the right as

1:21:30

a double standard because what about

1:21:33

Sandman and CNN. What about Kyle Rittenhouse? They said his

1:21:35

name. The president of the United States had an advertisement, had an ad that went out

1:21:37

that associated Kyle

1:21:40

Rittenhouse specifically with

1:21:42

white supremacy. They said Nick Sandman

1:21:44

was mocking somebody this poor Native

1:21:46

American Nathan Phillips as I prefer

1:21:48

my Native Americans to be called.

1:21:50

Nathan Phillips. They said, yeah, he was mocking Nathan Phillips and he was

1:21:53

he was stirring up the crowd. They did call out

1:21:55

these people by name and these

1:21:57

people had to hire security. and these people had to go

1:21:59

into hiding. There

1:21:59

is a difference. You did not

1:22:01

do that and they did it repeatedly. They

1:22:03

did it

1:22:04

all day and all

1:22:06

night not to mention what preceded Calritt in house,

1:22:07

was the media drumming up

1:22:08

actual hatred and and

1:22:11

That's right. They they never showed

1:22:13

any evidence. I sent people to harass

1:22:15

people or anything. It was

1:22:17

always what somebody else did. Right? Whereas what happened is Kamala Harris said, they're not

1:22:19

gonna stop, and they should not stop when answering

1:22:22

riots. She said they should not stop the

1:22:24

riots. the

1:22:27

mayor of Seattle said, notice of the summer of love, we support

1:22:29

what they're doing. And then the media said Kyle

1:22:31

written out as a

1:22:34

white supremacist who killed innocent protesters didn't the fact was pedophile

1:22:36

with a raging erection and

1:22:38

a hospital bag. Hey, let's

1:22:41

tokin on. Grab one more question. and and then we'll we'll take

1:22:44

it to mug club. And when we go to mug club,

1:22:46

I'm gonna have to go I've been drinking Gatorade all

1:22:48

morning. Go relieve myself, Alex, but Joe

1:22:50

will take the chair for, like, two

1:22:52

minutes one last question you're

1:22:54

talking about. Okay. Muck club, your Taylor Koehler wants to know. If people only knew one true thing about you, Alex, among all

1:22:56

these lies, what would it be? That

1:22:58

was going to be my last question.

1:23:03

I mean, look, I'm a real

1:23:03

person. I've got a lot of information. Sometimes I'm a

1:23:06

little bit obnoxious because I'm trying to get through it

1:23:08

all. Like her today, and I

1:23:10

really appreciate Steven and the Caribbean so

1:23:12

gracious. I can have a place to tell

1:23:14

the truth, and I appreciate your courage because you do get attacked for having me on. And just that this is

1:23:17

our rights

1:23:20

being taken this is a Hollywood production. I'm not

1:23:22

seeing Sandy Hooking now, but I'm seeing the production of what I supposedly did and how big it

1:23:26

became and you know, this this this huge event. I'm not

1:23:28

the Sandy Hook guy. I'm the guy that wrote

1:23:30

the number one bestselling book in the world.

1:23:33

The great reset in the

1:23:35

war for the world. That's why the globalist

1:23:37

hate me is because I'm exposing their corporate worldwide

1:23:39

tyranny. I'm exposing groups like

1:23:42

PayPal that are back by the way, saying, if we don't like what you say, we're gonna

1:23:44

find you two thousand five

1:23:46

hundred dollars. I'm opposing their

1:23:51

authoritarianism. I'm a populist. I'm a champion of the people. And folks can

1:23:53

actually hear the real Alex Jones at

1:23:55

info wars dot com info

1:23:57

wars dot com forward slash show. or band op video.

1:23:59

Go see the real live show. Go see the archives.

1:24:01

Go see the guests. Go find out what

1:24:03

I'm actually saying instead

1:24:05

of little bitty twisted

1:24:08

edited excerpts that the corporate media puts out

1:24:10

and understand, the globalist she, infillors is the flag they want to capture.

1:24:14

They are more obsessed with it. Because

1:24:16

when the global is tuned in, they get scared because

1:24:18

I know what I'm talking about when it comes

1:24:20

to the mechanics of

1:24:23

the new world order. Final question, then we're

1:24:25

gonna go to mud club and take some more chats.

1:24:27

What's the next step? What

1:24:28

what are you

1:24:31

doing here next, Alex? game

1:24:32

plan? Well, that's

1:24:33

a really great question. My biggest enemy is

1:24:35

myself. I am absolutely exhausted. I'm

1:24:37

burned out. I drink

1:24:40

too much. I I haven't smoked

1:24:42

in fourteen years out of the stress. I took up smoking again, going out and

1:24:44

watching comedy and hanging out with Joe Rob,

1:24:46

and there's a lot of cigarettes going on.

1:24:50

Yeah. I don't think that's a good joke. No.

1:24:52

I've done a little bit of

1:24:53

the marijuana smoke too, but I'll smoke a

1:24:55

lot of it. But, yeah, I'll smoke pot, like,

1:24:57

once a month or something. Usually, I'm in a comedy club, we're gonna see

1:24:59

a movie. Every time I hang out with Joe,

1:25:02

we we spoke some pot. But sometimes I

1:25:04

guess, twice a week, but I don't think I

1:25:06

would Joe that much lightly. I've been too busy. But Some

1:25:08

days, we've won it, like, twice a

1:25:10

wings get get stoned, but a little bit of fun stuff there. But long story short,

1:25:15

I ask your game plan, Alex. Ask your

1:25:17

hobbies. Anyways, well, I

1:25:19

mean, it's a little of a

1:25:22

game drop. to all the trendy Liberals and think they're trendy and

1:25:24

think they're cool and and love the police state

1:25:26

hate free speech. I'm the real rebel. Info

1:25:29

War's is the vanguard, so a Steven Croder.

1:25:31

We are the rebels, we are the outlaws, we are seventeen seventy

1:25:34

six, we are the counter

1:25:36

culture, not them, and

1:25:38

they can't stand that. that's what all people know. We are the counterculture Steven

1:25:40

Crowder is the counterculture. The listeners and viewers

1:25:42

of these shows that support independent media

1:25:45

are the future of

1:25:47

not just America, but the world that people

1:25:49

can find out what all the stinks about at info orange dot com. So it sounds to me like

1:25:51

what you're saying. Your next step

1:25:54

is and I Alex,

1:25:56

I have a lot of love for you, but sometimes

1:25:59

it is tough to get you to answer your question. I think you said

1:25:59

to get some rest is what you're saying. Right?

1:26:01

Your your game plan is some rest, recoup, and

1:26:04

come back. Not

1:26:07

something I'm more oh, listen. I'm more

1:26:09

ADHD when I'm totally exhausted. So

1:26:11

I've done meetings on interviews, and I was

1:26:13

up till one o'clock in the morning, and

1:26:16

I apologize. My brain's gone right now.

1:26:18

So, yes, I realize this is what's coming next. I realize they wanna take

1:26:22

me out of the game. And I realized that I'm never gonna quit now because they

1:26:24

wanna silence me because this is a battle of wills.

1:26:26

I know it's the right thing to do. But

1:26:29

I also understand that I if I take myself out of the game by

1:26:31

being fried or burned out. They win. So I am

1:26:34

going to, in the next few months,

1:26:36

do something

1:26:38

I never do. I'm gonna take off a week a month starting

1:26:40

at the end of this month, November and December.

1:26:42

I may take off two weeks in December. I

1:26:44

want my listeners to understand why I've

1:26:46

gotta do it because I've got arrest I've gotta

1:26:48

stop drinking. I've gotta stop smoking. I gotta go to

1:26:50

church. But to recharge my batteries, I've gotta take,

1:26:53

you know, my my

1:26:55

daughter camping. I've gotta you

1:26:57

know, go camping and shooting with my son and my other daughters. And so if you're asking what's happening,

1:26:59

I'm gonna recharge my batteries, get back to family,

1:27:01

get back to God, and come

1:27:03

back in twenty twenty

1:27:07

three harder than ever. You know what? That sounds like a

1:27:09

plan because lobby will know, this has been a year

1:27:11

and a half for me

1:27:13

since the surgery. There have been some complications that

1:27:15

people will never fully know about. And,

1:27:17

yeah, you need to