Speaker 1: Get ready for.
Speaker 2: September fourth, twenty twenty five. Allegedly, according to that thing
Speaker 2: we call a calendar, this is the Ocell effect. And
Speaker 2: you know what, I've gone to air just to touch early,
Speaker 2: trying to tackle a bunch of stuff and see if
Speaker 2: I can squeeze in two nose news shows today, two
Speaker 2: nose shows, two news shows today and see what we
Speaker 2: can get done. Why, because you know what, yesterday my
Speaker 2: voice was so shot that it was impossible for me
Speaker 2: to continue after I'd done the other show on the
Speaker 2: Mandela Mandola affect effect. Anyway, mix it up any which
Speaker 2: way you want, It doesn't matter. Point is I got
Speaker 2: into that and the Dunning Krueger effect and all of
Speaker 2: that wonderful stuff, and probably most people skipped it. But
Speaker 2: also by request, this week was some news shows, So
Speaker 2: I got a media analysis piece that I'm gonna do first,
Speaker 2: and then we'll get into the general news of the
Speaker 2: cycle for the week basically, which is going to be
Speaker 2: crazy and chaotic, that's for sure. But let's first get
Speaker 2: into some media analysis. Why is that necessary? Well, you know,
Speaker 2: the media space has changed. Even Aaron Franz has noted
Speaker 2: it lately. He's looking back at his experiences at his time,
Speaker 2: which was a slightly different path through the allegedly alternative
Speaker 2: media sphere then I took, but I certainly have taken
Speaker 2: an interesting trip over the past thirteen years. It's it's
Speaker 2: been fascinating. At one time I was considered part of
Speaker 2: Patriot Radio. I was a right wing extremist. Then I
Speaker 2: was a left wing lunatic. I was sort of a
Speaker 2: hippie at one point. Alternative medicine, Woo woo new Ager.
Speaker 2: Everything has been thrown at me except an accurate label.
Speaker 2: But what's interest thing is one of the early influences
Speaker 2: of anybody who went into independent media, you know, for
Speaker 2: a couple of decades. You know, you'd have to say
Speaker 2: Alex Jones was one of those influences one way or another,
Speaker 2: because if you caught him at the turn of the century,
Speaker 2: he was definitely kind of unique considering the rest of
Speaker 2: the bland corporate landscape. He was out there telling you
Speaker 2: the left right paradigm is broken, it's not real, and
Speaker 2: they all work together and stuff like that. And he
Speaker 2: went to Bohemian Grove, and you know, he presented alternative thinkers,
Speaker 2: people who were outside of the mainstream in conspiracy culture,
Speaker 2: in political influence, et cetera. And he did all that
Speaker 2: and that was interesting. And he was on you know,
Speaker 2: what would he call that, the cable thing where you know, oh,
Speaker 2: public access. He was on public access. He was on
Speaker 2: local radio, and he spread from there, got involved with GCN.
Speaker 2: And there were people all along the way that did
Speaker 2: business with Alex Jones that were co hosts of his,
Speaker 2: that joined the Info Wars team one way or another,
Speaker 2: the prison Planet team that used to be a big thing.
Speaker 2: We don't hear about prison Planet anymore. I think that
Speaker 2: guy splintered off. Anyway. The most recent breakup in the
Speaker 2: infohoers you know, universe is with Owen Stroyer and or
Speaker 2: Stroyer or however you say his name. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Point is, he was one of these guys that was
Speaker 2: arrested January sixth. He was somebody who was right or
Speaker 2: died with AJ during the whole Sandy Hook Sandy Hoax
Speaker 2: trials all that, and frankly he was right in line
Speaker 2: with him. And then recently he walked and said, you
Speaker 2: know what, I'm being criticized for being too negative and
Speaker 2: I'm being well, anyway, I don't want to go too
Speaker 2: much into it. But he's yet another one in a
Speaker 2: long line of people who have ended up splitting from
Speaker 2: AJ after you know, getting involved over there and you know,
Speaker 2: making their mark a bit in the Infoheo's universe and
Speaker 2: doing that right. And of course, the popularity of AJ
Speaker 2: has risen significantly during the time of Trump, so for
Speaker 2: the past ten years he's experienced a whole new revitalization,
Speaker 2: if you will. And meanwhile, there are people that get
Speaker 2: into the independent media space now that are influenced by
Speaker 2: what TikTokers, influencers themselves, YouTubers, a whole universe of people
Speaker 2: that emerged after the alternative media movement of the turn
Speaker 2: of the century, when things became more accessible, when citizen
Speaker 2: journalism started to emerge, People like Jack Blood that I
Speaker 2: knew at certain points and worked with and produced this
Speaker 2: show on here and was a guest of his and
Speaker 2: advised him, and he advised me. And him and I,
Speaker 2: you know, we knew each other a bit, and we
Speaker 2: kind of it felt like a little bit of a kinship,
Speaker 2: I thought, because we were musicians and this kind of thing.
Speaker 2: But most of the time he spent his time way
Speaker 2: far away from me. I moved to Georgia. After Jack
Speaker 2: left again, he moved to the Atlanta area and tried
Speaker 2: to make his way here in Georgia. Didn't work out,
Speaker 2: moved to Texas, ended up back in Seattle, and there
Speaker 2: he is today and has totally stepped away from his
Speaker 2: media presentations and independent support because the landscape changed. But
Speaker 2: way before that, he was the number two at Info
Speaker 2: Wars and the guy who used to be the producer,
Speaker 2: owner and master of ceremonies over to American Freedom Radio.
Speaker 2: Danny Romero worked with Alex Jones in the early days.
Speaker 2: I've encountered plenty of people who worked with Alex Jones
Speaker 2: in the early days who he blacklisted, pushed aside, screwed over,
Speaker 2: no matter what they ever did for him. And so
Speaker 2: I look at this whole recent meltdown that AJS had
Speaker 2: with lawyer as what another chapter. Even David Knight, who's
Speaker 2: been on this show. I was on his show once.
Speaker 2: I think I don't remember who did what, But anyway,
Speaker 2: David and I were kind of friendly for a minute,
Speaker 2: and he's been on Aaron Franza's show. I like David Knight,
Speaker 2: but he had to go his own way after being
Speaker 2: in the Infoheoer's universe for different reasons always, but the
Speaker 2: pattern remains the same. They were great when they were
Speaker 2: with me, but now that they've shown some disloyalty, they're
Speaker 2: a pos And I hope they're destroyed because I'm going
Speaker 2: to destroy them with my words and my anger and
Speaker 2: my rage, and God will even punish them. It sounds
Speaker 2: very similar to the egomaniacal behavior that we see in
Speaker 2: the White House nowadays. But enough of my commentary. There
Speaker 2: are channels all over the internet commenting on this and
Speaker 2: playing parts of Destroyer's departure, his new live stream that
Speaker 2: he's launched. Now come and support me and my independent
Speaker 2: venture and all of that over the years. If you
Speaker 2: step back and you look at the different people who
Speaker 2: have stepped away from AJ in the Info Who's universe,
Speaker 2: you might get a different perspective. I mean, it's odd
Speaker 2: even that during this weird rant on a morning show
Speaker 2: on his network over there, he brought up David Knight,
Speaker 2: even about stabbing him in the back. David Knight departed
Speaker 2: years and years ago, and still there's a bad taste
Speaker 2: in AJ's mouth. And like I said, it's oddy brings
Speaker 2: him up and observing from the days of Jack Blood
Speaker 2: and when he was excommunicated, and the many filmmakers and
Speaker 2: other key content creators who gave all to the AJ
Speaker 2: efforts the Info War to be at the triple of spur, unpaid,
Speaker 2: underpaid throughout the entire run of his media empire. I
Speaker 2: gotta say, it's strange that this guy still is complaining
Speaker 2: even with a three hundred thousand dollars a year Sollery,
Speaker 2: I think most of us would feel lucky. And I
Speaker 2: got to tell you, most talk radio guys would be like, damn,
Speaker 2: that's pretty good. Not just independent fools like me or
Speaker 2: trying to do it without corporate sponsorship. But even with
Speaker 2: corporate sponsorship, even with terrestrial radio, even with the support
Speaker 2: of your podcast network and the artificial inflation of your audiences,
Speaker 2: hardly anybody is getting that kind of money to do
Speaker 2: this sort of job unless you are among the very
Speaker 2: privileged and well funded. I imagine you can make that
Speaker 2: kind of money on Fox News. Not all of them do,
Speaker 2: but I know you can make that kind of money
Speaker 2: with the Fox News Corporation and the entertainment agency that
Speaker 2: runs that. But most talk radio guys, even with a
Speaker 2: minor interference from their bosses would be pleased to get
Speaker 2: half of what this guy ever got Destroyer and yet
Speaker 2: he complains, and I see why he complains. But at
Speaker 2: the same time, we know how AJ's going to react.
Speaker 2: I mean, there are protected propagandas out there that are
Speaker 2: well funded. And even I went on his stream today
Speaker 2: and decided to say, Hey, AJ, you're ever gonna tell
Speaker 2: us about the box of gold bars that showed up
Speaker 2: when you established your empire? But no, listen chat GPT
Speaker 2: can't teach us about religion or anything else for that matter.
Speaker 2: And I got to say, even with the praise meetings
Speaker 2: in the White House and the performance aren't headed by
Speaker 2: the non performing con artists in general running the crap
Speaker 2: show of shows, the carnival barkers that are. Whether they're
Speaker 2: you know, Ge flanked by Putin and Kim hosting China's
Speaker 2: largest ever military parade, or they are the performative influencers
Speaker 2: here in America kind of doesn't matter. And I want
Speaker 2: to take a look at well the analyzation. Now, this
Speaker 2: is a left winger a YouTube channel called hard Lens Media,
Speaker 2: and he did the one of the more concise I mean,
Speaker 2: these guys are going on for hours and hours after
Speaker 2: Schroyer does a five hour stream that people paid attention to,
Speaker 2: donated and gave him enough money to get his little
Speaker 2: media empire rowing. Which I always love this. These guys
Speaker 2: who are making hundreds of thousands or even millions of
Speaker 2: dollars a year are still happily receiving tons and tons
Speaker 2: of contributions. I wish I knew the secret to just
Speaker 2: that part of the formula. I mean, do you have
Speaker 2: to be a complete fraud and push this information to
Speaker 2: get there? Do you have to only push one type
Speaker 2: of ideology? I mean, if that's the case, I guess
Speaker 2: I'm never going to succeed at this and never have
Speaker 2: because I refuse to be told what to say. I mean,
Speaker 2: even when they were going to pay me sixty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars a year, people thought they could buy exactly what
Speaker 2: my sentimentality was going to be. But we'll get into
Speaker 2: that in the next news discussion. Let's continue on with
Speaker 2: this analyzation, beginning with the words from Strotror himself, sampled
Speaker 2: from his live stream, and then we're gonna hear from
Speaker 2: AJ on a bunch of his network shows, and we're
Speaker 2: also gonna hear this commentary from this alleged left wing
Speaker 2: independent media guy who I don't know, seems to be
Speaker 2: doing pretty well. I mean, he gets a couple of
Speaker 2: thousand views a day on every video, so I mean
Speaker 2: he's probably making a living on YouTube, so I guess
Speaker 2: he has to use terms like unalived and stuff. But anyway,
Speaker 2: I'll give you the link to this particular YouTube video
Speaker 2: so you can check it all out for yourself. But
Speaker 2: I'm gonna jump around as much as I can and
Speaker 2: give you some of the very very relevant clips of
Speaker 2: AJ and his former employee as they're being analyzed by
Speaker 2: this left winger, and I will interrupt the left winger
Speaker 2: many times while he makes comments and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna try not to interrupt the actual participants in
Speaker 2: the current scandal in the alleged ault media space. But
Speaker 2: here we go.
Speaker 3: Perfectly clear to Alex an hour ago.
Speaker 4: Now, I wanted to meet with Alex in the office tomorrow,
Speaker 4: and I told him that. I told him that last
Speaker 4: week after I left the studio. He texted me and
Speaker 4: I said, Alex, let's talk next week. I said, I
Speaker 4: don't want to talk about it now, I'm done for
Speaker 4: the week. Let's talk next week. We communicated a little
Speaker 4: over the weekend, and then today I said, let's meet.
Speaker 4: Let's have a meeting tomorrow before your show whenever you want.
Speaker 4: Let's meet tomorrow before your show, and maybe we can
Speaker 4: talk this out, work it out.
Speaker 3: And he said, no, let's just talk now. And so
Speaker 3: he called me.
Speaker 4: Now my intentions, and I told him this, This.
Speaker 2: Is actually the important part is when he goes into
Speaker 2: his intentions and how he wanted to do a farewell show, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, several of his talk show hosts, when
Speaker 2: they've been dismissed or there has been an issue behind
Speaker 2: the scenes, have said stuff like, well, let me come
Speaker 2: in and say goodbye to the audience. Jones never allows that.
Speaker 2: I don't know why this guy didn't know that history.
Speaker 2: He's been there a decade with Jones and should have
Speaker 2: had time to look up on the internet what's happened
Speaker 2: when other hosts have quit, But I guess he didn't.
Speaker 2: What can you do? I mean, research is for researchers.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I wanted to go in this week.
Speaker 4: I wanted to go in tomorrow, and I wanted to
Speaker 4: finish this week, and I wanted to finish positively.
Speaker 3: At Info Wars.
Speaker 4: And you know, I even said if he wanted me
Speaker 4: to kind of stick around like a satellite to go
Speaker 4: down with the ship, that I'd be willing to play
Speaker 4: some sort of a satellite role to go down with
Speaker 4: the ship and be a part of that and continue,
Speaker 4: you know, having wearing the name on the front of
Speaker 4: the jersey for at least some semblance while it's still ongoing.
Speaker 4: And he didn't express any interest in that. And so
Speaker 4: he told me that he didn't need me and good luck,
Speaker 4: and that was that.
Speaker 2: That was that.
Speaker 3: So I wanted to make this announcement on Info Wars.
Speaker 3: I wanted to make this announcement with Alex.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: That actually meant a lot to me.
Speaker 1: That's what driving me, Macy. I just noticed that that
Speaker 1: is that's it's I wouldn't call it a padded room
Speaker 1: like a like a crazy.
Speaker 2: Okay, now this guy's gonna comment on you know, the
Speaker 2: uh background and how this guy has like very good
Speaker 2: looking solid soundproofing behind him. Really the left winger concerned
Speaker 2: about the aesthetics of the situation. Not a surprise.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: Both Destroyer and the left winger are the you know, bearded,
Speaker 2: sloppy haired white guy kind of you know template, which
Speaker 2: is a perfect for media at this point anyway, in
Speaker 2: the video culture. I mean, sometimes I'm a sloppy bearded mess,
Speaker 2: but I don't do it intentionally as a look anyways.
Speaker 2: And I don't have the douchebag beard, which is the
Speaker 2: overgrown ridiculous you know, I'm very manly because I have
Speaker 2: a beard stupidity that you see in the corporate world
Speaker 2: as well. Anyway, Look, forget about the aesthetics. It's fascinating
Speaker 2: to me that this guy's telling a story that I've
Speaker 2: heard before where you know. And even when I was
Speaker 2: dismissed by TNT Radio, I had done a radio show
Speaker 2: and that night there was like or the next morning,
Speaker 2: i should say, when I was preparing for that afternoon
Speaker 2: show again, I was informed that I immediately needed to
Speaker 2: speak with management, or I immediately needed to take a
Speaker 2: message from management. I said, okay, I'm available, and the
Speaker 2: next thing I got is yet you're no longer needed here,
Speaker 2: and my page was pulled. The podcast from the day
Speaker 2: before was not a My host page was gone. I
Speaker 2: was blanked erased immediately when I was still preparing and
Speaker 2: still doing the work, and told, you know, I'd received
Speaker 2: my paycheck, you know, when they got around to it
Speaker 2: or whatever, blah blah blah blah blah. And they did that.
Speaker 2: They paid me, as you know, for the whatever days
Speaker 2: I was employed, which you know, total of eight days
Speaker 2: I held that job, I think. But I wouldn't agree
Speaker 2: to just talk about the denazification of Ukraine being required,
Speaker 2: and you know, and I wouldn't talk about how evil
Speaker 2: Ukrainians were. So I had to go. And that cost me,
Speaker 2: you know, more than sixty thousand dollars over a yearly
Speaker 2: work period, you know, and I got to make you know,
Speaker 2: one thousand dollars one week basically. Anyways, So I guess
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to kill my microphone and play, if
Speaker 2: we can, some clips from AJ. And and again this
Speaker 2: hard lens guy a little bit commenting in his reaction,
Speaker 2: now what Schoyer was mostly talking about. There, skip over
Speaker 2: a bunch of but he talks about his departure, his
Speaker 2: private phone call, the reasons why he left. But AJ's
Speaker 2: gonna address all that anyway, So let's just listen to
Speaker 2: his address of it.
Speaker 1: And this is gonna be clipped.
Speaker 6: Now, you are a snake, you are a rat, you
Speaker 6: are a fraud, you are a backstabber.
Speaker 2: Oh, I gotta let you guys know that the language
Speaker 2: is gonna get rough here because AJ doesn't care. You know,
Speaker 2: he's mister Christian and keeping things clean. But ever since
Speaker 2: he's been freed by not having to be on terrestrial
Speaker 2: radio or terrestrial television or anything that the FCC, you know,
Speaker 2: monitors and regulates. You know, he curses for effect. So
Speaker 2: you're gonna get that. You're gonna get plenty of non
Speaker 2: family friendly language here. So I just wanted to warn
Speaker 2: you in case you didn't read the description, bothered to
Speaker 2: look at the label. Uh, this is not safe for work,
Speaker 2: and you're gonna hear some rough language of kiddies are around.
Speaker 2: So I just want to let you know.
Speaker 7: You are a handbiter. You are a disgrace, disgrace.
Speaker 4: You dirty rat, you rat fasted, you did it.
Speaker 7: You are a snake.
Speaker 2: The left winger thinks you are a rat rat.
Speaker 6: You are a fraud, You are a backstabber, You are
Speaker 6: a handbiter.
Speaker 7: You are a disgrace.
Speaker 2: See now this is meant for air. Now. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure if he goes to commercial break and continues to rant,
Speaker 2: but I thought Alex Jones was and I know Alex
Speaker 2: Jones is still on regular radio because they do pipe
Speaker 2: him in on some AM stations here and there. But
Speaker 2: I don't know if he has the presence he used
Speaker 2: to have since the disruption of the Onion and Sandy
Speaker 2: hook and a billion dollar long suit whatever, So I'm
Speaker 2: not sure. But let's just again using his words. Okay,
Speaker 2: so he's family friendly so far, but believe me, it
Speaker 2: ain't gonna stay that way.
Speaker 7: Hey, you know what don't say about me?
Speaker 1: I got someone who gives.
Speaker 2: About she's the left winger trying to be funny, is
Speaker 2: really really annoying. My apologies for that.
Speaker 8: And you will die a man. You were born a man,
Speaker 8: and you will die a man.
Speaker 2: And then he replaced Candace Owens with that very interesting
Speaker 2: and out of context clip. But anyway, let's continue with
Speaker 2: AJ if we can.
Speaker 1: Now why why did Alex Jones do this?
Speaker 7: Why did he go on?
Speaker 5: This?
Speaker 3: A little bit of a.
Speaker 2: Left wing explanation of Alex Jones, which they don't get him,
Speaker 2: by the way. That's the funny part. They just think
Speaker 2: he's just a right wing child. But there's a lot
Speaker 2: more to it.
Speaker 7: Oh to lie.
Speaker 5: And then as all the articles come out and Jones
Speaker 5: shed sard on Trump criticism and Israel. So let's see
Speaker 5: if Schroyer comes out and yeah.
Speaker 1: Toe for ten ten.
Speaker 2: Jeez, again with the whole of course, and this has
Speaker 2: been the accusation over the years. Aj will not allow
Speaker 2: criticism of Israel and will not allow criticism of Trump
Speaker 2: because these two things are key to his existence now.
Speaker 2: They didn't used to be, but they definitely are now.
Speaker 2: And you know that's just an anti Semitic trope. And
Speaker 2: with the Jews control of the media, Chuck, no, no, no, dude, specifically,
Speaker 2: Jones is hyper sensitive to criticism of Israel, whether you
Speaker 2: know it or not. That is the plain truth. Okay,
Speaker 2: so I'm sorry, but that that's the reality.
Speaker 7: Total lie.
Speaker 5: And then as all the articles come out and Jones
Speaker 5: sinsurd Schroyer on Trump criticism and Israel. Oh so, let's
Speaker 5: see if Schroyer comes out and yeah toe for ten ten.
Speaker 2: I know, okay, I sloppy on my part here, but
Speaker 2: I'm trying to do this, you know, without editing and
Speaker 2: being prescripted.
Speaker 5: Oh no, he's gonna say I didn't really exactly say that.
Speaker 7: No, no, you.
Speaker 5: Couched each statement perfectly thought out and looking down at
Speaker 5: your notes to be able to lie about us and
Speaker 5: try to hurt this organization for your benefit so you
Speaker 5: could be a hero.
Speaker 2: Now how does Jones know about that strategy, because that's
Speaker 2: literally part of his performative model.
Speaker 6: You are a snake. No, you are a rat. No
Speaker 6: you are a fraud. No you are a backstabber. No
Speaker 6: you are a handbiter. You are a disgrace. And let
Speaker 6: me say something else.
Speaker 2: About you, the idiot leparger.
Speaker 7: No, no, no.
Speaker 2: That's pretty much how they handle things and comment on it.
Speaker 2: How this guy has any following this, this this hard
Speaker 2: lens guy is beyond me. But anyway, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of these weird little left wing guys. Some of them
Speaker 2: are clever, but this guy not so much. He does
Speaker 2: look well produced and does seem to be intelligent, but
Speaker 2: again it's that vapid left wing now now, you know,
Speaker 2: doesn't make the Alex Jones is incompetent argument very well
Speaker 2: when you don't have a personality at all.
Speaker 5: Anyway, even before he went to prison for four months
Speaker 5: and we did the crowdfunding raise, fought everything for him
Speaker 5: all that, he stopped talking to the crew very much
Speaker 5: and didn't have a good attitude was pissed off all
Speaker 5: the time.
Speaker 2: Okay, he went to prison for four months because January sixth,
Speaker 2: But you know, he was one of the Info Wars
Speaker 2: guys that was there before that. Whatever. I don't know,
Speaker 2: do you get refunds on all the money you spent
Speaker 2: if you get a pardon? I mean, anyway, he should
Speaker 2: have a pardon in his hand if he was ever
Speaker 2: convicted of anything. I don't know if he was. I
Speaker 2: know he was charged, but I don't recall how that
Speaker 2: case even went. They never made a big point out
Speaker 2: of it, so I guess there wasn't a big point
Speaker 2: to be made because otherwise infoheerers would have definitely used it.
Speaker 7: And then it got to where he wouldn't.
Speaker 5: He'd show up right before the show, wouldn't even talk
Speaker 5: to the crew. He'd walk by me and say something like.
Speaker 1: By the way, we are defeating INFO.
Speaker 2: By the way, by bed left wing nonsense. Look, by
Speaker 2: the way he makes this complain about a lot of
Speaker 2: former employees, this whole You know, they didn't really socialize
Speaker 2: with this. It's a weird thing. He wasn't a team player,
Speaker 2: in other words, get it. Anyhow, he's left. He done
Speaker 2: talking yet, I'm letting him talk with him mute.
Speaker 7: On you know, just start of laughing at me, like
Speaker 7: I'm out in the junior house. I didn't her at
Speaker 7: that level. It hurt me that he was just.
Speaker 5: Like, yeah, yeah, oh, we can go further.
Speaker 7: When the Onion back by Bloomberg did.
Speaker 5: The fraudulent auction and got caught in all of that
Speaker 5: back in November on November thirteenth, and I said, we're
Speaker 5: not leaving. This was a fraud. I'm following emergency motions.
Speaker 5: Judge found to be a fraud, got a two day
Speaker 5: hearing on all that.
Speaker 2: Owen just left and interesting because he left because the
Speaker 2: business was gone. But it's funny that big pause there
Speaker 2: that wasn't me. Aj looked like he had almost nodded off.
Speaker 2: And I know he doesn't do heroin. He's definitely not
Speaker 2: chill enough to be doing heroin. But like when somebody
Speaker 2: nods off when they've had a little too much heroin,
Speaker 2: they just sort of drift and they start to fall
Speaker 2: downwards slowly. He sort of did that mid sentence there
Speaker 2: and then back to life and then they were it's
Speaker 2: a weird visual. He should see it for yourself. But anyway,
Speaker 2: let's continue on with his explanation plus his non explanation
Speaker 2: of Oh, the guy came in and went like a teenager.
Speaker 2: I mean what he's saying he was acting like Beavis
Speaker 2: and butt Head when he came in your studio. I mean,
Speaker 2: what are you actually saying with that statement that you
Speaker 2: think is so profoundly evocative and illustrative of the issue
Speaker 2: with Schroyer, It's fascinating. I mean, look, I'm not a
Speaker 2: fan of anybody on any side of this. The left
Speaker 2: wing guy commenting I'm the least man up here. AJ
Speaker 2: is interesting in his performative methodology. Schroyer is a little
Speaker 2: clone of his that couldn't lick boots well enough and
Speaker 2: didn't comport well enough with exactly what AJ wanted. And
Speaker 2: it's the Alex Jones Show, it's the Alex Jones Network,
Speaker 2: it's Infhewers, which is his. And by the way, he
Speaker 2: even describes the private phone call as if he was
Speaker 2: being talked to like a hooker. And you know, Schroyer
Speaker 2: had how dare he acted like a pimp? I mean,
Speaker 2: everybody forgets AJ's supposed to be the pimp in this situation.
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe I have these colored opinions. But
Speaker 2: it's weird to watch this meltdown and people choosing sides
Speaker 2: in the right wing manosphere out there. It's funny as
Speaker 2: hell to me. But what does it reveal to you
Speaker 2: listening to this? Is what I wonder. Anyway, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: try and jump around with just the clips here and
Speaker 2: let them speak for themselves more often. But I wanted
Speaker 2: to point out a few things as we go, and
Speaker 2: how predictable this really is. All of this as Schroyer
Speaker 2: launches his own thing, and you know, and AJ will
Speaker 2: mention David Knight later in these clips when he goes
Speaker 2: and barges in on his morning show which his son
Speaker 2: is hosting, and he almost acts like, oh, you know,
Speaker 2: my son Wrecks, which Recks, by the way, is Latin
Speaker 2: for King, so you know, he's supposed to be King Jones,
Speaker 2: you know, and the kid that was actually you know,
Speaker 2: part of the controversy when he was getting his divorce
Speaker 2: and everything else. The weird dynamic there, he barges in
Speaker 2: on him, throws his hand on his shoulder, goes, oh, okay,
Speaker 2: you have permission to you know, to bash me and
Speaker 2: lie about me, now, you know, feigning the whole sarcasm
Speaker 2: and acting like his sense of humor. His head turns
Speaker 2: beat beat red during some of this stuff, though he
Speaker 2: I mean, either he is an incredible actor or he
Speaker 2: is really really freaked out by disloyalty and he perceived
Speaker 2: slighter disloyalty. And who does that remind you of? Just saying,
Speaker 2: I mean, these are the best people when they absolutely
Speaker 2: flip over disloyalty, isn't it anyway?
Speaker 7: Just call the producer and said, I'm done.
Speaker 5: I quit, even though we have a backup studio, told
Speaker 5: about hey, hey, it's gonna be fine, we have new backers.
Speaker 7: All this stuff we get shut down.
Speaker 5: He's like, I'm gone, starts announced, Is this the time?
Speaker 5: Just it words be to shut down any things? Announce
Speaker 5: his new network and funding and all this stuff.
Speaker 2: And then meanwhile he was drifting funding off of his
Speaker 2: listeners by telling them, we're being destroyed, We're being shut down.
Speaker 2: Help us go over to doctor Jones dot com because
Speaker 2: that's the only place we're going to make money. Do
Speaker 2: it now, Do it now, buy his products, buy my
Speaker 2: dad's products. And he said, we're gonna be shut down now.
Speaker 2: And what A couple hours later, he comes out and
Speaker 2: it's the Alex Jones Show instead of the Infohores Network.
Speaker 2: And now we have this, and now we're going to
Speaker 2: go from here and we're going to continue the war,
Speaker 2: the Info war, but on the Alex Jones Show. Don't
Speaker 2: say in for war too loud anyway, and the Onion
Speaker 2: took it over for a couple days, and it was weird.
Speaker 2: And all of the sites where you go to pay
Speaker 2: and buy products were still Alex Jones's sites. So the
Speaker 2: Onion helped him promote this stuff too. Oh h there
Speaker 2: was a judge that came in and changed things. And
Speaker 2: by the way, you try and escape a ten thousand
Speaker 2: dollars judgment and see if you get this much wiggle
Speaker 2: room against you for anything, see what happens. But anyhow,
Speaker 2: I forget about the privilege.
Speaker 5: We're back the next day and Owen just shows back
Speaker 5: up and does your show and walks in and just looks,
Speaker 5: I mean looks at me with hatred and like SLINKs
Speaker 5: in there.
Speaker 1: Oh, hold on, what the heck?
Speaker 2: Okay? So he SLINKs in, which I think is an
Speaker 2: incredible sound bite. And even the lefty guy says, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna put that on my soundboard. This and that but
Speaker 2: all these weird non verbal cues and stuff where he's
Speaker 2: given me an evil look and he's got, you know,
Speaker 2: me a look of hatred in his eyes, and all
Speaker 2: of these characterizations which are completely subjective instead of talking
Speaker 2: about what he actually did, what he actually said said,
Speaker 2: don't do any of that. Just I mean, wow, these
Speaker 2: are great neuralistic programming cues. Anyhow, here's an example, maybe
Speaker 2: an example anyway, of Jones busting in on Schroyer's show
Speaker 2: that is played later in this about a half hour
Speaker 2: presentation from this lefty guy, this hard lens media guy,
Speaker 2: who did one of the most concise and at least
Speaker 2: you know, less sufferable, like two and a half three
Speaker 2: hour rants on this thing. He did only a half
Speaker 2: hour on it, So I give him absolute credit for
Speaker 2: not making us suffer through you know, two hours of
Speaker 2: his commentary for thirty minutes of the actual clips and
Speaker 2: points to be made. Anyway back to it, here's an
Speaker 2: interruption on Schroyer's I guess the show was called the
Speaker 2: war Room on Info Wars, and it's interesting.
Speaker 1: About Israel and Gaza.
Speaker 4: But I want to get back to what you were
Speaker 4: saying about college, because I think it's uh, hold on,
Speaker 4: hold on, hold on, hold on a second.
Speaker 2: Now, hold on, hold on, hold on a second. Is
Speaker 2: Jones bursting into the studio while they have the you know,
Speaker 2: wall of images forming an American flag, and he's got
Speaker 2: a co host sitting there talking about stuff and okay,
Speaker 2: well we're talking about colleges in America and different issues
Speaker 2: and problems, and and then you know, now mentioning Israel.
Speaker 2: And then here comes Jones barging into the studio to
Speaker 2: go hold on, hold on, hold on. It's not his show.
Speaker 2: It's Schroyer's, you know, section of infohoers over there, and
Speaker 2: he barges in on it, and Schroyer's kind of smiling
Speaker 2: and looking over the guest, whoever it is. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure who it is. You know, a douchebag in a
Speaker 2: casual suit is sitting there also, and they have, you know,
Speaker 2: the papers spread across the info wars to ask as
Speaker 2: pretty usual. And here comes Jones barging into the studio.
Speaker 7: I've just got a call from Tel Aviv. Stop the call.
Speaker 5: Stop talking about Israel right now.
Speaker 1: Okay, First of all, I have done my fair share
Speaker 1: of hosting.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, now now that you left he's going to
Speaker 2: talk about I done that Sam hosting and people interrupting
Speaker 2: you when you're trying to do something that is and
Speaker 2: that is true, there is a concentrated effort that one
Speaker 2: puts in if they're doing, you know, an interview where
Speaker 2: they're not tuned out and just reading off the list
Speaker 2: or following a script. Yeah, you try and make that
Speaker 2: thing functionally interesting and organic in the interaction when you're
Speaker 2: having a conversation as opposed to just firing off questions
Speaker 2: or doing a robotic sort of you know, thing that
Speaker 2: AI could easily do. Yeah, when you're having a human
Speaker 2: interaction and people disrupt it, it becomes problematic. It can
Speaker 2: throw you off track, it can screw up the flow
Speaker 2: of things. And Jones is doing that literally seeming like
Speaker 2: it's a surprise. Now. I don't know if these things
Speaker 2: are prescripted over there or not, but if not, it
Speaker 2: reminds me of you know, how wrestlers used to shoot
Speaker 2: on each other. You know, they're in the middle of
Speaker 2: doing a promo. The promo kind of sucks. A guy
Speaker 2: who's better at it is looking on and he decides,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna bust in and make this better. That's right, Gogo. Beware,
Speaker 2: I told you, I told you before. Whether they're their
Speaker 2: enemy or their ally, they come in and they try
Speaker 2: and juice up the situation. Now, I don't know that
Speaker 2: Jones is not there to juice it up, or that
Speaker 2: he's not there to put him back on script where
Speaker 2: he's supposed to be, or at least put him back
Speaker 2: on the agenda where he's supposed to remain in order
Speaker 2: to be a team player. Over at infohears you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. I'm sorry for the mispronunciation there, but
Speaker 2: I can't help myself. And like I said, even Jones
Speaker 2: will later on bring up the uh, you know, sex
Speaker 2: worker pimp paradigm. But by all means, let's continue on
Speaker 2: with this interruption from Jones and then eruption from the
Speaker 2: lefty and see where it gets us.
Speaker 1: This says, yeah, this is this is something that you
Speaker 1: don't do ever.
Speaker 4: Oh it was straight out of Tel Aviv, Benjamin Ye
Speaker 4: at my ball? Are you sure it wasn't Jerusalem stop
Speaker 4: right now? Or Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: I'm ordering you or Trump Guyza International.
Speaker 7: I mean every day telling a restraining Did you.
Speaker 3: Are you gonna take the trip, Alex? You want to
Speaker 3: go touch the wall.
Speaker 5: I would actually, I would love I'd love.
Speaker 3: To I could arrange that for you.
Speaker 1: He's pissed. I would be pissed off too.
Speaker 2: Okay, So now he's trying to bait him into them.
Speaker 2: Why don't you go to the whaling Wall, like, you know,
Speaker 2: the thing where you see all the Orthodox guys, you know,
Speaker 2: rocking and praying to the whaling Wall. Why don't you
Speaker 2: go over there, take some film to that, and then
Speaker 2: you can really troll people. See is this sarcasm or
Speaker 2: you know, because I think it's just them answering performatively
Speaker 2: collectively all together by the w you know, trying to
Speaker 2: go ha ha. We're trolling all you people who say
Speaker 2: that we're afraid to talk about Israel. H hah huh huh.
Speaker 2: And that's what's actually going on. The lefty guy doesn't
Speaker 2: understand it. He's going on, don't how daring. He gets
Speaker 2: interrupted because you know, it's all about your feelings with
Speaker 2: the lefty guy. But to me, I break this down
Speaker 2: and I say, this is the kind of you know, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, embedded performative virtue signaling and anti virtue signaling
Speaker 2: that is done in these media circles and in the
Speaker 2: big corporate media as well. Plenty of people I feel
Speaker 2: so badly about they don't care. You know, this woman
Speaker 2: didn't care about nothing but her hairspray till the camera
Speaker 2: turned on and then she went and I care about
Speaker 2: the children in our area. She has no idea what
Speaker 2: she's even talking about. And if she didn't have a monitor,
Speaker 2: she wouldn't know what they were playing either, because she
Speaker 2: didn't create the video pieces that are being you know,
Speaker 2: ushered in and out and interspliced with her phony commentary.
Speaker 2: And that's on your local news. Doesn't matter if Sinclair
Speaker 2: runs it or it is actually independent, but I don't
Speaker 2: know if those exist anymore, or if it's run by
Speaker 2: some other corporate entity. It's all the same. It's performative,
Speaker 2: it's talking heads, and it's not you know, people want
Speaker 2: to label the fake news fake news, but they never
Speaker 2: nail the real news. You know, commentary and opinion is
Speaker 2: not news. It's not that stuff we were taught about
Speaker 2: in journalism. You know, in your first paragraph, make sure
Speaker 2: you get these five things. Believe it or not.
Speaker 9: There is a.
Speaker 2: Formula to that where you inform people about things they
Speaker 2: were unaware of or uninformed about. And that's not what
Speaker 2: this infotainment sphere is about anymore, none of it anyway.
Speaker 2: I'm breaking down the psychology and pulling away the walls
Speaker 2: around all this stuff to remind you that there are
Speaker 2: people putting on acts in front of you all the time.
Speaker 2: So Jones is now in the midst of Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: I'd like to go to Egypt and Israel and everywhere.
Speaker 2: While he walked in and did the hold. My bosses
Speaker 2: in Tel Aviv and they're even, you know, firing the
Speaker 2: jokes back and forth. Well, maybe it was you know,
Speaker 2: Trump Jerusalem, or maybe it was a net Yahoo, or
Speaker 2: maybe it was you know, the ghost of gold in
Speaker 2: my ear. I don't know whatever the next joke is
Speaker 2: about the you know, Israel controls the media that they're
Speaker 2: trolling back at people who say that AJ's afraid to
Speaker 2: criticize Israel. So that's the dynamic at player. The lefty
Speaker 2: guy does not know it because they never know what
Speaker 2: they're looking at. When they look at Jones and what's
Speaker 2: going on over there, they just go, he's a right
Speaker 2: wing media figure.
Speaker 9: No he's not.
Speaker 2: That's what Rush Limbaugh was, and Alex Jones is not
Speaker 2: Rush Limbaugh. No matter any which way you slice it.
Speaker 2: And frankly, I had a lot of more respect for
Speaker 2: Alex Jones before I realized what he was doing, and
Speaker 2: I have still to his day more respect for Rush
Speaker 2: Limbaugh over time, which you know, at one point aj
Speaker 2: eclipsed him, at another point he dropped away below. At
Speaker 2: least Limbaugh seemed to, even though he was a hypocrite
Speaker 2: on many levels, seem.
Speaker 7: To believe the crap he was pushing.
Speaker 2: I really think Limbaugh believed it. You know, I think
Speaker 2: people like O'Reilly and Hannity believe what they're pushing, But
Speaker 2: all of their sickophans, all the people, I don't think.
Speaker 2: So these are not people looking to support because they
Speaker 2: believe in you know, these are people saying, well, hul
Speaker 2: Kogan's the most popular wrestler right now. Sawmahokmaniac and we
Speaker 2: can prop up his popularity and we can return him
Speaker 2: to popularity whenever we like, But for now, let's try
Speaker 2: this ultimate warrior guy. Ah he didn't work out anyway.
Speaker 2: Continuing on with this Israel deal, it's very informative on
Speaker 2: multiple levels, and I hope that you can ignore the
Speaker 2: left wing foolishness of the commentator and just listen to
Speaker 2: the clip carefully to hear what you hear trolling back
Speaker 2: at the people that actually criticize them for saying, well,
Speaker 2: you know, you're not allowed to criticize Israel either, are you,
Speaker 2: mister freethinker? And this is his way of trolling back
Speaker 2: at those.
Speaker 1: People because this is completely unprofessional. And look, while I
Speaker 1: have my difference of opinions.
Speaker 2: With Nick, he's looking for professional on infohoers and Nick
Speaker 2: Fouentez is the guest here, which is funny because the
Speaker 2: lefty guy's worried about unprofessional behavior around Nick Fuentes. Seriously,
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: There's already a powder keg, so it's not taken sides.
Speaker 2: It's just Dear God. Anyway, still shine of work with paying.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, I would love to go see gold Gotha
Speaker 7: where Christ Christ.
Speaker 2: If I I loved.
Speaker 7: All that.
Speaker 2: Wall advance, you.
Speaker 7: Know probably yeah, I mean patrol people.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'd be control, pretty control.
Speaker 3: I would do the opposite thing.
Speaker 1: I would refuse to touch the wall to troll people.
Speaker 5: That's that's that's a tyl has destroyed that in seventy
Speaker 5: eight day, So you can't hate those people.
Speaker 1: Titus are you talking about the Roman emperor.
Speaker 2: It is hilarious where Jones reveals that he doesn't even
Speaker 2: know what symbol he's mocking or trolling or what he's pushing.
Speaker 2: He just has this general, vague Judeo Christian American idea
Speaker 2: about it. And he probably has no idea why people
Speaker 2: even go to that wall, or what the purpose of
Speaker 2: it is, or what the symbolism behind it or the
Speaker 2: story is. He has a vague idea about the story,
Speaker 2: and he throws things at other uninformed people that sound
Speaker 2: like he's informed. And meanwhile, we're still playing the game
Speaker 2: of here's me trolling you people who say I won't
Speaker 2: talk about Israel, and now I'll just do it in
Speaker 2: an unseerious way, and then it'll look like I'm trolling you.
Speaker 2: So I have the power.
Speaker 5: I know that we are Christian. But the point is
Speaker 5: it does Abrahamberligima all that we can't you even hate
Speaker 5: the Jews of two thousand years ago?
Speaker 3: My point is, are we having a history discussion? Do
Speaker 3: we have to do this now.
Speaker 5: Because we dismember bunch of the bands of the Israel?
Speaker 5: Does we don't have to hate people? What's wrong with
Speaker 5: the solidarity? You know JD. Vance also goes to the
Speaker 5: Catholic church. He's a Catholic. You go say how to
Speaker 5: the pope or whatever. My point is, you think somebody's
Speaker 5: bad and they go do this.
Speaker 8: Well, Vance visits the pope. What happens? Hope dies?
Speaker 7: Oh you think he killed?
Speaker 8: He visits India. Nuclear war is about it there?
Speaker 2: Well, that is funny that the Pope died the day
Speaker 2: after meeting JD. Vance. I mean, you know what happens
Speaker 2: when two particles of evil collide in the Adrian super
Speaker 2: Collider of Rome. Well, one of them has to be
Speaker 2: smashed anyway, But that's irrelevant. They are now making weird
Speaker 2: circular arguments around religion, the nation state of Israel, what
Speaker 2: you should have solidarity with? And I gotta be frank
Speaker 2: with you. If I was a true believer in the
Speaker 2: Infohu's mission over there and thought AJ was a good guy,
Speaker 2: and thought all of his guys were good guys by extension,
Speaker 2: I would be rather confused at this moment. What's going
Speaker 2: on here. Fuentez is mocking, Schroyer is making other statements,
Speaker 2: kind of knocking AJ off balance a little bit, because
Speaker 2: AJ walked in and knocked him off balance, almost kind
Speaker 2: of jousting back to say, dude, my space, but he's
Speaker 2: folding his arms so that he doesn't extend them and
Speaker 2: accidentally violate king bosses, you know, space, because he can't.
Speaker 2: It's not really his space. He just works there anyway.
Speaker 2: It's interesting Flints is trying to engage with this in
Speaker 2: a weird way, and I think all this is very
Speaker 2: revealing about everybody involved in this three way conversation.
Speaker 8: Uh, he dropped the trophy. He broke the trophy.
Speaker 4: Is Isn't it just suddy though? How nobody's talking about
Speaker 4: that Pakistan India situation.
Speaker 3: It's like it there was a huge shootout at the border.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he didn't even.
Speaker 7: Talk about it. Fie nil war with each other.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they've been doing that for years.
Speaker 7: But it's like, how do we tell that in Israel?
Speaker 7: How we blame Israel?
Speaker 8: They're working with India. It's true, that is true, right, So.
Speaker 7: It's Israel's fault. You said it, you said it?
Speaker 10: Yeah, all right, Yeah, the most uncomfortable to me.
Speaker 2: Weird, very very weird. And the other thing is the
Speaker 2: India Pakistan thing. It's been going on for a long
Speaker 2: time since they created Pakistan by drawing a line on
Speaker 2: a map. Take note that every every time the Brits
Speaker 2: decide to draw lines on maps, trouble follows. Whether they
Speaker 2: created the nation state of Israel or they separated various
Speaker 2: regions in the Middle East into kingdoms, or whatever it
Speaker 2: is they chose to do, always seems to lead to
Speaker 2: holy crap. Things continue to ignite after they draw those lines.
Speaker 2: That's the relevant point. But Pakistan and India, Yeah, all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, they're shooting at each other. And that
Speaker 2: actually is probably a random occurrent because it happens continuously,
Speaker 2: not like Americans pay attention. But you're supposed to pay
Speaker 2: attention now because supposedly Donald Trump solved that by putting
Speaker 2: yet again another temporary stop to the battle for Kashmir
Speaker 2: that's been going on since I don't know, since Mahatma
Speaker 2: Gandhi was killed, I think, you know, and they decided, look,
Speaker 2: there's too many Muslims in this part of India, so
Speaker 2: we're gonna call it Pakistan now. I think that's what
Speaker 2: happened there. Disputed area of Kashmir's my oversimplification, has been
Speaker 2: in dispute ever since and off and on, their shooting
Speaker 2: at each other I remember that happening before nine to
Speaker 2: eleven and then after nine to eleven, and then there
Speaker 2: was the revelation shortly after nine to eleven that hey,
Speaker 2: wait a minute. The world didn't know it, by the
Speaker 2: way yet, but both India and Pakistan said, you know what,
Speaker 2: we have test bombs to set off a boom boom
Speaker 2: uh oh. Pakistan and India are nuclear powered now. And
Speaker 2: the world acted surprised. And I think that was like
Speaker 2: ninety nine or two thousand when that actually happened. Everybody
Speaker 2: forgot about it because other things took precedent in the
Speaker 2: world news cycle. But anyway, now there's going to be
Speaker 2: after the Schroyer departure. There's a morning show on infoheers
Speaker 2: over there and Rex Jones is, you know Alex's son,
Speaker 2: who also has his head shaved. I don't know if
Speaker 2: he needs his head shape like Alex shaved his head
Speaker 2: because he is going bald, but Rex might be going
Speaker 2: ball to male pattern. Baldness is inherited. I thought, usually
Speaker 2: you get that from your mom's dad's side of things.
Speaker 2: But whatever, Rex has a bald head too, kind of
Speaker 2: a bulky looking dude. Guy wouldn't question the parentage there
Speaker 2: he definitely looks like aj Sun. I don't know if
Speaker 2: they often mentioned that, but he's a Alex Jones's son.
Speaker 2: And if you look back in the archives, you can
Speaker 2: find a little kid named Rex piping up now and
Speaker 2: then and his mom getting a little mad about it.
Speaker 2: But now he's a grown man. He's like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: thirty something years old, I think, and you know, and
Speaker 2: he's working the business with dad and one day this
Speaker 2: may be the king of all things alternative, even though
Speaker 2: there is no alternative media anymore. And Alex Jones has
Speaker 2: pretty much consolidated his power base into a niche if
Speaker 2: you will, within the corporate media structure. And oh, by
Speaker 2: the way, we're not established from media. They are established,
Speaker 2: well established for a quarter cent. Now, the entity that
Speaker 2: Alex Sjones heads that you started with a box of
Speaker 2: gold bars dropped off by an angel investor, and there's
Speaker 2: a legend you're never going to be able to track
Speaker 2: down because most people are sworn to secrecy on it.
Speaker 2: But Alex knows what I'm talking about, if he ever
Speaker 2: hears this. And I hate it when Australians think I
Speaker 2: sound like this guy, which, by the way, I probably
Speaker 2: sound more like them right now because I'm struggling to
Speaker 2: speak because of illness lately. But I had to get
Speaker 2: this out, and I have a whole other news show
Speaker 2: to get out, which I may have to do later
Speaker 2: because I have a meeting at nine to fifteen pm Eastern,
Speaker 2: So I'm going to make sure I get done with
Speaker 2: this by the meeting time, and then I'm gonna come
Speaker 2: back and do another live show for the fourth of September.
Speaker 2: If my voice holds up enough to do a show,
Speaker 2: let's see how it goes. Anyway, this morning show is
Speaker 2: on Alex's network, and this, I think is where the
Speaker 2: language is totally out of control because I think this
Speaker 2: is like Internet online stream only, so it's assumed adults
Speaker 2: only on it, so you know, mature language is going
Speaker 2: to be used here, folks. As AJ barges in on
Speaker 2: the Morning Show to make his point, he.
Speaker 5: Launched an independent show and claim that I censored you
Speaker 5: for years and we had a million viewers.
Speaker 2: Okay, the guy that he walks into saying, I want
Speaker 2: you to claim that I betrayed you and start a
Speaker 2: whole new uh you know, the stream and and and
Speaker 2: get a million followers and all that. That's his son,
Speaker 2: who he throws his hand on his shoulder, which is
Speaker 2: an interesting way of showing control over someone else, especially
Speaker 2: when they're sitting down and you're standing up. You make
Speaker 2: sure to maintain that they remain in their position and
Speaker 2: they know that they are of a lower level position
Speaker 2: in the room. Physically, it's it's a it's a body
Speaker 2: language strategy and a literal use of physicality for oppression
Speaker 2: in circumstances. But these guys are sitting at one of
Speaker 2: the info wars, you know, with a nice paneled background
Speaker 2: projected background behind them in the nice studio, I don't
Speaker 2: know which studio, but he's got a few of them.
Speaker 2: And he comes in, you know, looking like he's in
Speaker 2: a casual business douchebag attire. Rex is in you know,
Speaker 2: a golf you know, a kind of what do you
Speaker 2: call those, like a simple three button down, short sleeve
Speaker 2: collared shirt. Right, and the other guy's got glasses in
Speaker 2: a business suit and a tie a sort of at
Speaker 2: least on the upper half of his body. No idea
Speaker 2: what he's wearing pants wise, which always cracks me up.
Speaker 2: When these guys have like sweats or shorts on under there,
Speaker 2: you know, they look like they're wearing a suit until
Speaker 2: you look underneath them. They got flip flops and stuff.
Speaker 2: But I don't know that that's going on. But I'm
Speaker 2: just saying, we can only see the upper halves of
Speaker 2: the host and co host bodies, and the host he's
Speaker 2: addressing to begin with, saying, I give you a permission
Speaker 2: to betray me or go out there.
Speaker 7: That's his son.
Speaker 2: Rex, and the other guy's like looking down, clearly pained
Speaker 2: by something that he either didn't want to have happened
Speaker 2: or wasn't expecting to have happened. And now he's looking
Speaker 2: away to make sure that he doesn't make any expression
Speaker 2: in anybody's direction to indicate how he's processing what's happening here.
Speaker 2: And then I'm gonna let the audio plan and hopefully
Speaker 2: left wing guy doesn't interrupt it, because I want you
Speaker 2: to hear this.
Speaker 7: You're you're allowed to lie about me, and you want.
Speaker 3: You know I love you.
Speaker 7: This look, let's reject to let's reject the grabbler.
Speaker 6: This is this is this is a I'm using.
Speaker 2: This as a case for you just to publicly not enough, frankly,
Speaker 2: i'd say something he missed you. Okay, Now he goes
Speaker 2: over to the coast. Now, first of all, his son
Speaker 2: has to make sure don't forget. I love you, don't forget.
Speaker 2: I think you're great.
Speaker 9: Don't forget.
Speaker 2: Don't forget. And then the other guy goes over, you
Speaker 2: never censored me. No, no, no, you haven't censored me enough.
Speaker 2: Actually you should censor me more. I need more help, daddy,
Speaker 2: And the other guy says, don't forget. I love you, daddy,
Speaker 2: I love you, daddy. One guy is literally his son,
Speaker 2: and the other guy makes his living as a part
Speaker 2: of this mechanism, so they're dependent on him, and they
Speaker 2: have to show fealty and loyalty. That's the problem. That's
Speaker 2: why every White House presser begins with whether they film
Speaker 2: it or not. Mister President, I want to make sure
Speaker 2: that you know that I think you're brilliant. You're doing
Speaker 2: an excellent job, and you are the greatest president since
Speaker 2: sliced bread or any other president. And George Washington would
Speaker 2: be jealous of you. As a matter of fact, I.
Speaker 9: Hear he is.
Speaker 2: And I want to tell you that you know John F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy in his short time, even though he was considered glamorous,
Speaker 2: you are the most handsome, and you are the strongest,
Speaker 2: and you are the most.
Speaker 9: Manly of men.
Speaker 2: And even the toughest of tough guys like Teddy Roosevelt,
Speaker 2: who took a bullet, could not stand up to your toughness, sir,
Speaker 2: and your vision and brilliance and absolute acuity as a
Speaker 2: businessman and high IQ and intelligence. I mean, after all,
Speaker 2: you passed a dementia test which you called an IQ
Speaker 2: test because accurately it did measure your IQ. And no
Speaker 2: matter what you say, regardless of the reality around us,
Speaker 2: we know that reality itself will literally shape itself to
Speaker 2: your will. Because you are chosen by God, and that's
Speaker 2: why He protected you and decided that a firefighter behind
Speaker 2: you should die instead of you when a bullet was
Speaker 2: fired by a misguided school shooter one day in Pennsylvania
Speaker 2: and you were spared by God. You were chosen by God.
Speaker 2: In fact, you may indeed be God, sir. But I
Speaker 2: don't want to go too far. And any woman should
Speaker 2: have been glad to be paid a hush money or
Speaker 2: even attention from your penis, sir, because you are that great.
Speaker 2: They have to do that, each person sitting at the
Speaker 2: table before they get to the business or whatever the
Speaker 2: hell it is. Going on in the White House because
Speaker 2: there is a personality type that requires that propping up, constant, immediate,
Speaker 2: and any sign that that is not there means now
Speaker 2: you're subject to being a trader, not with the team, outsider.
Speaker 2: You know, Telsea Gabbert had to figure that out. Any
Speaker 2: sword of dissent put her on the app Well, that's okay,
Speaker 2: I don't trust her on this. She's not really helpful here.
Speaker 2: The head of National Intelligence was not helpful on intelligence
Speaker 2: matters because she disagreed the people at the nonpartisan whatever
Speaker 2: the hell collecting statistics which are probably yeah, falsified for
Speaker 2: different reasons, but usually it's to not make the government
Speaker 2: look bad, which currently Trump is the government. So you
Speaker 2: know the fact that she didn't give the right jobs
Speaker 2: numbers gone get out of here. The FED guy, who
Speaker 2: he thought was greater than anything in the world when
Speaker 2: he appointed him, is now you know, low iq no good.
Speaker 2: The FBI director which would have been in charge of
Speaker 2: all the evidence, actually was starting to prosecute, helping to
Speaker 2: investigate and prosecuting Epstein and whose watch under which he died,
Speaker 2: you know, of hanging in his cell, whether suicide or not. Oh,
Speaker 2: I know, you're supposed to say, uh self harmed or
Speaker 2: essd or whatever, and you've got to be unlived. I'm
Speaker 2: sorry I forgot about that, but anyway, that's the new thing.
Speaker 2: Christopher Ray, the guy that he replaced to get rid
Speaker 2: of that evil comy, who was great and absolutely necessary
Speaker 2: in doing all the right things, did them all right
Speaker 2: up until Trump saying well, they put a lot of
Speaker 2: phony stuff in the fight. It would have been Christopher
Speaker 2: Ray and his people that had to start that process
Speaker 2: because he was never even swapped out by Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: The same people stayed in the FBI under Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: So the people Trump put in there set Trump up
Speaker 2: and didn't do anything with it while Biden was in office.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's the logic you have to follow to
Speaker 2: understand that there's a democratic hoax regarding that Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 2: released the files. No, there's a lot of fake stuff
Speaker 2: in there because Democrats, and that's why Democrats wanted out. Now. No,
Speaker 2: it is weird that any of these politicians wanted out there,
Speaker 2: because I got a feeling that paintbrush is going to
Speaker 2: go left to right, you know, wax on, wax off,
Speaker 2: It's going to go all over but it's interesting because
Speaker 2: you have to continuously refresh your loyalty with people sometimes,
Speaker 2: otherwise you're in danger of becoming a trader, an outcast,
Speaker 2: a handbiter. Right raight right right right, whatever noise you
Speaker 2: make anyway, Again, I want to focus more on the clips,
Speaker 2: but just something I needed to point out here.
Speaker 7: For ones literally never one. Hey, you want to quit,
Speaker 7: have a policity stunt a lot about me?
Speaker 2: I forgive you.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's.
Speaker 7: Hey, David and I did it. No one's done it.
Speaker 5: I said, I was taking a high road until I started.
Speaker 7: Watching and I it's like Skywalkers come back?
Speaker 2: Can we sing a song? Really? See?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: How long go to David Knight? Leave? He's bringing up
Speaker 2: David Knight and now he also wants to compare it
Speaker 2: to the hero's journey and how how you know Anakin
Speaker 2: Skywalker becomes Darth Vader and that whole paradigm shift that
Speaker 2: people misunderstand in the George Lucas universe of the Star
Speaker 2: Wars saga, and he makes himself the great rebel leader
Speaker 2: in the paradigm. And this kid was Anakin Skywalker, so
Speaker 2: he was the key to unbalancing the force and letting
Speaker 2: the Sith win for a while because he betrayed his
Speaker 2: Jedi roots. But this is the you know, analogy Jones
Speaker 2: is using here, and he's telling these other guys, I
Speaker 2: give you permission, go ahead to lie about me and
Speaker 2: go ahead and make up things. And I don't know
Speaker 2: if that's prevarication, to make sure that you're set up
Speaker 2: ahead of time in case somebody does turn on him,
Speaker 2: which you know, his son might could, I guess, possibly
Speaker 2: in his mind. I don't know. I don't think so.
Speaker 2: His son has never turned on him. I mean it's
Speaker 2: you know, I mean a divorcing wife turning on you
Speaker 2: with something. And there was a custody debates and money
Speaker 2: debates and everything else, but that's normal. The son who
Speaker 2: was stuck with them all this time and had a
Speaker 2: job and gotten you know, international press coverage just for
Speaker 2: being Rex Jones and showing up, and he did some
Speaker 2: like weird little report on Infohewers. I don't know, twenty
Speaker 2: years ago. I think you can find a clip of
Speaker 2: a little kid going, hey, I'm Rex Jones. He doesn't
Speaker 2: bite the hand that feeds him, so maybe that's why
Speaker 2: he's presenting it as go ahead, bite the hand to
Speaker 2: feed you. It's like telling the toothless, ballless cat, come on,
Speaker 2: be aggressive, attacking me. I know you don't have any
Speaker 2: claws or teeth or balls anymore, but show me your regression.
Speaker 2: Maybe I took that metaphor too far. Maybe not. Back
Speaker 2: to the clips, I'm.
Speaker 7: Letting you have it. Schroyer, you stab your brother in
Speaker 7: this operation in the back.
Speaker 1: You're a fucking liar killing holy shit.
Speaker 2: Okay, so is he your brother? You know, are you
Speaker 2: brothers or is he your you know, Anakin skywalker who
Speaker 2: is your apprentice? Or later on, Jones will even compare
Speaker 2: it to I'm like your mother in some clips where
Speaker 2: he says, you know, you betrayed your mother. He's got
Speaker 2: a lot of interesting perspectives on the hierarchy as it
Speaker 2: existed and currently exists, and as it is being betrayed.
Speaker 2: I want you to pay attention to that because it's
Speaker 2: I think very revealing in a psychological sense, not a
Speaker 2: pseudo psychological events a sense like they try and show
Speaker 2: you in current in the current conventions of political correctness
Speaker 2: that is psychology and the business of you know, drugging, doping,
Speaker 2: and you know, dismantling the the human reality around us.
Speaker 2: And taking away our genders and neutering and declassifying us
Speaker 2: as the creatures that we actually are, which psychology is
Speaker 2: actively constantly doing, dumbing us down, weakening us, and making
Speaker 2: sure that we are all pacified. Quite well, that is
Speaker 2: what psychology is in the business is doing right now.
Speaker 2: But there used to be, and there still are some
Speaker 2: people attempting to analyze the patterns of behavior the issues
Speaker 2: that are coming up in a sociological and psychological sense.
Speaker 2: But it's all about the spirit, because psychology is very
Speaker 2: much like psychic is very much like a lot of
Speaker 2: other things that begin with sigh, and you need to
Speaker 2: take a look at what that means from the Greek
Speaker 2: and from the Latin uses of it. Anyway, the zeitgeist
Speaker 2: continues to reveal itself.
Speaker 1: Like you can't interrupt a video segment like this, No.
Speaker 2: Okay, So this guy's back to unprofessional interrupting people when
Speaker 2: they're speaking, because that becomes the most important thing as
Speaker 2: opposed to the points being made and the strategy employed
Speaker 2: with the interruption. It's all about my feelings are hurt
Speaker 2: because you interrupted me. A typical lefty.
Speaker 1: Bs Jesus Christ, what the hell? But after doing this
Speaker 1: for eight years. The one thing that you never do.
Speaker 2: Bearded Lefty Douche has been doing it for eight years.
Speaker 2: That's cool, a long run on YouTube. I hope you're
Speaker 2: doing well, Lefty Douche. I hope you are serving someone
Speaker 2: outside of a paymaster that's telling you to create propaganda,
Speaker 2: either directly or indirectly, which is what most people are
Speaker 2: being directed to do for a living. I wish someone
Speaker 2: would find a propaganda niche for me to not be dishonest,
Speaker 2: where I could do it all day long for their
Speaker 2: purposes and not be dishonest about it, because I would
Speaker 2: love to have that paycheck me your propaganda that you
Speaker 2: think I already comport with, and let's roll.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 2: Uh, there's got to be somebody who finds me useful.
Speaker 2: Or maybe that's the point. The people with power and
Speaker 2: money don't find guys like me useful.
Speaker 7: Hint, hint.
Speaker 2: Anyway, let's see you we can get back to more
Speaker 2: of this. Give me sing a song. We're gonna we're
Speaker 2: gonna take a little break here, We're gonna sing a song.
Speaker 7: I'm angry.
Speaker 2: I've had enough of these people, Christian murdering scum, running
Speaker 2: giant death factors, keeping babies alive and selling.
Speaker 7: Their body parts.
Speaker 1: What more do you needn't know about these people? Okay,
Speaker 1: that's that's that's that's really a Krins song.
Speaker 2: Okay, Christian murdering scum who are selling baby body parts.
Speaker 2: That is a hell of a composite there in that lyric.
Speaker 2: I mean Rex damn anyway, more clips of the You know,
Speaker 2: according to The Daily Beast, the Maga rising Star kicked
Speaker 2: off in Wars for turning against Trump, which is at
Speaker 2: the crux of this argument, by the way, is that
Speaker 2: he was too negative and too anti Trump and too
Speaker 2: anti Israel to continue as an infohorse person he was
Speaker 2: being directed to do otherwise, you know, situation normal all
Speaker 2: foxed up. The other snafoo concept, maybe, I mean in
Speaker 2: a time when we have a viral New Jersey town
Speaker 2: hall menace breakdancing during local town hall meetings in Cranford,
Speaker 2: at a time when we have parents catching the FBI
Speaker 2: plot to force their mental ill son to be a
Speaker 2: right wing terrorist, in the time when we have China
Speaker 2: in a position to leverage the entire Trump family through
Speaker 2: manipulation of their crypto wealth. In a time when you know,
Speaker 2: Trump is killing two birds with one wind farm in
Speaker 2: foreign countries and also pushing forward with the whole maybe
Speaker 2: we should take over Greenland. And Eric Adams is being
Speaker 2: offered a White House job as quietly as they can,
Speaker 2: which is impossible. It's like as quiet as a I
Speaker 2: don't know, a firework factory on Chinese New Year with
Speaker 2: everybody carrying torches. Eric Adams, they're trying to offer and
Speaker 2: this is in the New York Post, by the way,
Speaker 2: they're offering a job in the Trump administration, you know,
Speaker 2: for pressure on the NYC mayoral candidates, supposedly to sink Mendanni.
Speaker 2: But they also are trying to offer Sliwa job, you know,
Speaker 2: get him out so that all of the rational opposition
Speaker 2: right to the socialist and NYC disappears. And they're going
Speaker 2: to prop up guess who Cuomo. So here comes the
Speaker 2: reward for being that guy and for risk Cuomo going
Speaker 2: over to the Christian network and carrying water for Trump
Speaker 2: and all that. Let's remove Sliwah and indeed Eric Adams
Speaker 2: from the equation. Give them jobs, give them some sort
Speaker 2: of revenue stream within the Trump universe directly in the administration.
Speaker 2: For Adams Sliwa, they'll probably you know, give some other
Speaker 2: I don't know, social media platform. Maybe they'll give him
Speaker 2: a brand new broadcasting network or a good slot on
Speaker 2: infohours something. All that is happening so that they can
Speaker 2: position it. So you have a Cuomo versus Mandani sing
Speaker 2: in NYC, in which case, you know, the default will
Speaker 2: not be to the kookiest option throughout most of the city.
Speaker 2: They'll go to the recognizable Cuomo, you know, as part
Speaker 2: of that political dynasty, which again was something anyway, everybody
Speaker 2: thinks that their opponents, but this is how they gathered
Speaker 2: together the enemy of their enemy in order to refocus
Speaker 2: things and actually manipulate election results by buying people off.
Speaker 2: But nobody's calling it like that, And even the New
Speaker 2: York Post that's reporting on it doesn't tell you about
Speaker 2: the deal that's being offered to Sliwa, which is happening,
Speaker 2: and you can find out about it if you dig
Speaker 2: deep enough. But that was something I noted. I'm putting
Speaker 2: all these things in the show notes so you can
Speaker 2: follow through on it. By the way. You know, meanwhile,
Speaker 2: you got a sitting European president flat out calling Trump
Speaker 2: a Russian asset. That's on mediaite. You know, Trump ending
Speaker 2: you know, secret Service Protection and even turning on its
Speaker 2: former allies, you know, like mister Bolton and firing FEMA
Speaker 2: whistleblowers on the anniversary of Katrina. All that stuff right
Speaker 2: out the window, right under the radar. But why is
Speaker 2: it all about Epstein. I don't fall for that one
Speaker 2: so easily, but other people will anyway. Maga rising Star
Speaker 2: kicked off Info Wars for turning against Trump. There is
Speaker 2: something relative about the levels of loyalty that must be
Speaker 2: demonstrated and how those things are cashed in and out
Speaker 2: of the system. And watch it play out. It's going
Speaker 2: to be interesting. Will they tell you the real story
Speaker 2: of how the deal was made? No, because at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, the art of the deal, which
Speaker 2: he didn't even write. But the art of the deal
Speaker 2: is his brand, along with just stamping the Trump name
Speaker 2: on everything, you know, like a what suburban graffiti artist
Speaker 2: who doesn't have the wherewithal to manipulate the spray can,
Speaker 2: but can get well made stickers that'll do the spray
Speaker 2: can tagging for him across products, people, everything, and now
Speaker 2: your government, your landmarks. I will not be surprised if
Speaker 2: he has more streets named after him in the next
Speaker 2: couple of years, because that's what the system wants. This
Speaker 2: is the new American brand right now.
Speaker 5: But I've got his tax you know, filings, I've got
Speaker 5: what he's paid.
Speaker 7: I've got everything here. So he hadn't had a raise
Speaker 7: in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 5: Since twenty eighteen, he's had multiple raises of eighty thousand
Speaker 5: dollars on top of what he was paid for and
Speaker 5: huge bonuses.
Speaker 2: Okay, so since twenty eighteen he's gotten bonuses and raises
Speaker 2: that depending on how you read his commentary here, this
Speaker 2: is what he's talking about with you know, destroyer and
Speaker 2: I actually, even though AJ does this all the time
Speaker 2: where he waves pieces of paper around and says they
Speaker 2: say certain things that they don't necessarily say, I think
Speaker 2: that this could be way too easily disputed. And this
Speaker 2: kid would have responded already and said, look, dude, you
Speaker 2: know you're wrong. You're lying about that. But to him,
Speaker 2: maybe just like the guy who got caught accepting Russian
Speaker 2: money and said, well, I didn't think one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand dollars wasn't all that noticeable among things that
Speaker 2: I've been paid to do podcasts? What does that tell you?
Speaker 2: That tells you that in context, maybe it wasn't that
Speaker 2: big a deal. One hundred fifty thousand dollars not a
Speaker 2: big investment for somebody to pay him to do a podcast.
Speaker 2: A bunch of these guys said this when they were
Speaker 2: confronted with didn't you realize this massive influx of money?
Speaker 2: I mean, that would be a massive, huge, noticeable influx
Speaker 2: of money for almost every listener I have, I'm sure
Speaker 2: and certainly for me, and you take notice of it
Speaker 2: and want to know where the hell came from, your
Speaker 2: first thought being this is a mistake. But if somebody
Speaker 2: suddenly you know, you're in the middle of doing your
Speaker 2: art work, and you know you sell them at the
Speaker 2: flea market for ten bucks apiece, which is kind of
Speaker 2: where I'm at selling my you know, please tell me
Speaker 2: what it is you want to hear on this show
Speaker 2: for ten twenty thirty dollars, you know, give me that
Speaker 2: once a month, and I will try to provide you
Speaker 2: with the thing you asked for. I kind of do that.
Speaker 2: But if somebody suddenly said, here's one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars and I want two podcasts about this or that,
Speaker 2: now I can't guarantee the slant or the analysis. But definitely,
Speaker 2: I'm going to look at that subject very carefully. Want
Speaker 2: to know who paid it, make sure it wasn't a mistake,
Speaker 2: you know, et cetera, et cetera. But maybe in the
Speaker 2: grand scheme of things, if you got such money pouring in,
Speaker 2: where one hundred and fifty grand is not a noticeable blip,
Speaker 2: you know, on your balance sheet, maybe not a big deal.
Speaker 2: Maybe this kid receiving eighty grand in raises over the
Speaker 2: past seven years is not a big blip compared to
Speaker 2: what he was already making. And I've seen people state that,
Speaker 2: you know, we're looking at maybe he was up to
Speaker 2: about four hundred thousand dollars a year, and maybe to
Speaker 2: him that's being underpaid. And if that's the case, maybe
Speaker 2: it's because he's aware of the amount of money that's
Speaker 2: actually taken in by this organization, which is a whole
Speaker 2: lot more massive than I think a lot of you
Speaker 2: people realize, and certainly a lot of the people that
Speaker 2: are still sending him ten dollars donations Alex Jones when
Speaker 2: they think he's in trouble or when he's under attack,
Speaker 2: well meaning people who have a hard time earning that
Speaker 2: ten dollars, still send him ten bucks twenty bucks, and
Speaker 2: still buy his products even if they could find same
Speaker 2: product cheaper or just buy it because it's got his
Speaker 2: name on it, or doctor Jones or whatever. They go
Speaker 2: out of their way to put money in his pocket.
Speaker 2: But would you do that if for some reason you
Speaker 2: found out AJ was a billionaire? You know, if Elon
Speaker 2: Musk went around and said, look, I need to dollars
Speaker 2: from everybody, would you give it to him? Now? I
Speaker 2: think most of the people that listen to me would not.
Speaker 2: They say, look, you have ten dollars times all the
Speaker 2: listeners that you have here, and it wouldn't even put
Speaker 2: a tent in your money, So you'll be fine. I mean,
Speaker 2: if you can raise you know, forty billion dollars to
Speaker 2: buy Twitter, I'm thinking you don't need my ten. But
Speaker 2: does AJ need the ten and twenty dollars that he
Speaker 2: gets from No, No, he doesn't. That's the big ugly
Speaker 2: secret that nobody could possibly disclose because I don't think
Speaker 2: he would let anybody get near it. And he might
Speaker 2: be a little more nervous about one hundred million dollars
Speaker 2: settlements and billion dollars worth of damages, you know, because
Speaker 2: if you knew that would completely swallow everything you own, everything,
Speaker 2: your empire possesses, everything it could possibly produce. Then you
Speaker 2: know game over, and you can't possibly do this thing
Speaker 2: that you've now done for more than a quarter of
Speaker 2: a century. You can't possibly do it anymore. You're done now?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 2: Because he's a man's man and has balls to steal?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. But meanwhile, he's gonna wave around
Speaker 2: this guy's alleged earnings and talk about bonuses and everything.
Speaker 2: And I've heard four hundred grand is not an unreasonable
Speaker 2: estimate for what not even the most popular guy ever,
Speaker 2: but a famous guy on that network receives. And if
Speaker 2: that's the case, what does the star and absolute focal
Speaker 2: point of the network receive? What does he pay his son?
Speaker 2: Are other people over there getting paid thirty grand and
Speaker 2: struggling and now wondering, what the hell you know? I've
Speaker 2: been making thirty grand for the past two years. I
Speaker 2: haven't even made up this guy's raisis in my total
Speaker 2: earnings and I'm trying to live in Austin. Maybe this
Speaker 2: guy looked at it and said, I'm only getting four
Speaker 2: hundred grand when he could pay us all four million
Speaker 2: and not blink an eye, and we're worth it. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know the inside story, but it's
Speaker 2: weird when you think about this and you think about
Speaker 2: what people are fighting over, and I see people locally
Speaker 2: fighting over whether they can get two more dollars an
Speaker 2: hour from one fast food joint to another, and people
Speaker 2: arguing over the minimum wage and living wage and all
Speaker 2: that very small incremental amounts, because when you have very little,
Speaker 2: the small amounts mean something. And the larger your war chest,
Speaker 2: the larger your bank account, the less important it is
Speaker 2: if you lose five, ten, twenty one hundred dollars, you know.
Speaker 2: And that's why I take very seriously even when people
Speaker 2: send me three bucks, because I know somebody made the
Speaker 2: effort to do that, and either it's they don't think
Speaker 2: much of me, or they've given something very significant to me,
Speaker 2: because that person's three dollars could be a rich man's
Speaker 2: ten grand, could be a rich man's thousand dollars. You know,
Speaker 2: the amount of money he's willing to tip a waiting staff.
Speaker 2: You know, somebody makes a conscious effort to make sure
Speaker 2: I receive to put toward my efforts. I say to myself,
Speaker 2: I need to respect that. But these guys who are
Speaker 2: working in astronomically large numbers, maybe it's not as noticeable.
Speaker 2: Like I said, the podcaster got caught taking the Russian money,
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty grand, not a big deal to him.
Speaker 2: I'll give it back even no problem. Well maybe it's
Speaker 2: because if you take in ten million, one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand, well it's kind of significant, but it's not
Speaker 2: that big a deal if you've already taken in ten million.
Speaker 2: And meanwhile he's talking about tax returns and talking about
Speaker 2: the irs and all that. Interesting from a guy who
Speaker 2: was so freedom oriented a couple of years ago. But anyway,
Speaker 2: let's go back to AJ and his attacks and his stuff.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna close this out real quick because I
Speaker 2: got a meeting shortly, and I'm gonna get through that
Speaker 2: meeting and come back and give you a real news
Speaker 2: blast that doesn't just focus on one incident in the
Speaker 2: media and a couple of ancillary things that I've covered
Speaker 2: and commented on, but links to everything in the show notes,
Speaker 2: just so you know. And uh yeah, and I think
Speaker 2: we're gonna call this one. Let me see what have
Speaker 2: I decided I wrote a quickly typed in a working
Speaker 2: title for this and it might be AJ Hulk Smash
Speaker 2: and s FW so Alex Jones Hulk Smash. I angree, AJ,
Speaker 2: I agree, not safe for work because of all the
Speaker 2: cursing and stuff that is gonna be in here. And
Speaker 2: I might even build in one quick commercial break and
Speaker 2: then give you a final commentary close it out. And
Speaker 2: then I got to have a meeting with somebody about
Speaker 2: lancer business and things like that, which I'm trying to
Speaker 2: do for no money, for no reward outside of a
Speaker 2: trip there, and I'm gonna be on my own, I think,
Speaker 2: for feeding myself for the weekend. But whatever, you know,
Speaker 2: I actually believe in that cause and I'm doing my
Speaker 2: best to shape it and make it happen and participate.
Speaker 2: So I have to pause from my live broadcast tonight
Speaker 2: go do that, but I'm gonna come back on the
Speaker 2: live stream and you'll hear a second podcast if my
Speaker 2: voice holds up at all. Let's continue on with the
Speaker 2: Jones clips from again this guy's YouTube channel, which I'll
Speaker 2: note again before we're done talking tonight.
Speaker 7: Have it all right here? That's just one example.
Speaker 2: I love that typical they are so oh and which,
Speaker 2: by the way, I think he stole from Rush Limbaugh.
Speaker 2: I just want you to know because Limbaugh used to
Speaker 2: do that when he had no TV, had no podcast,
Speaker 2: had no videos. He used to grab a piece let
Speaker 2: me say, I can grab a piece of paper real quick.
Speaker 2: He used to grab a piece of paper like this
Speaker 2: and hold it near the mic and go. And people
Speaker 2: knew that he had a piece of paper in his
Speaker 2: hand for sure.
Speaker 5: Anyway, continuing, tell us again, you hadn't had a rais
Speaker 5: is twenty eighteen? Is eighty thousand dollars increase in three
Speaker 5: different raiss Is that a eight thousand on top of
Speaker 5: all your paper?
Speaker 7: Tell people what you are paid? Got the clips.
Speaker 2: Like he's pulsating with the paper.
Speaker 7: Now by prip pripe, prap prap.
Speaker 2: The call and response thing that's built into the AJ
Speaker 2: formula is remarkable at all times.
Speaker 5: Continuing, how about telling people? How about telling me about
Speaker 5: the bonuses or the hell cat I gave you just
Speaker 5: as a friend here at my hellcat.
Speaker 7: It was worth about sixty thousand dollars. Get to he
Speaker 7: was eighty five thousand about it.
Speaker 2: I got to look up what he means by a
Speaker 2: hellcat because It could mean a few things. But let
Speaker 2: me continue the clip while I go look up what
Speaker 2: AJ's referring to as a hell cat. Here may be
Speaker 2: uninformed about this. I want to know what that is
Speaker 2: that gift that he gave that he now throws. It's
Speaker 2: like an ex girlfriend. By the way, remember when I
Speaker 2: did this for you and I, you know, sucked on
Speaker 2: this and I made you happy with d and all
Speaker 2: that stuff and all the times that I bought you shirts.
Speaker 2: You piece of garbage? How can you break up with me?
Speaker 2: It really is like a spawn a spur next girlfriend.
Speaker 2: But let me continue with the clip and go look
Speaker 2: up what he means by.
Speaker 7: A hell cat.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, tell me on about how bad I am again,
Speaker 5: So if somebody will lie about people, he said was
Speaker 5: his friend for ten years like that and so nakedly,
Speaker 5: that's a really nice person. And the flat out line
Speaker 5: that I haven't had a raise since twenty eighteen. Hold on,
Speaker 5: maybe I'm wrong, Let me check that.
Speaker 1: Huh.
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