On this episode of The Alex Jones Show: Live from Austin, TX, host Alex Jones fills in for host Paul Joseph Watson filling in for the late host Alex. Today's show features: - A special report on ISIS obtaining brand new Toyota Toyotas in the Middle East. - A story about a third grader who has become violent in school because of a third grade teacher has been pulled out of class because she is a feminist. - CNN uses a fake woman in the audience to try and smear Donald Trump. - Jeb Bush staffer planted in audience to frame Donald Trump for a woman who asked a question about women.
00:00:49.000We've got Anthony Gucciardi at the bottom of the hour talking about self-empowerment and a raft of other issues.
00:00:55.000We're also going to take your calls at the beginning of the second hour at 1-800-259-9231.
00:01:02.000For some of the second hour, this is going to be a really interesting interview for me.
00:01:06.000We've got behavioural scientist Gad Saad on to talk about political correctness.
00:01:11.000He's recently become intertwined with this fight with social justice warriors, feminist control freaks.
00:01:18.000So we're going to get his take from a psychological view on why these people push these narratives, why they're so obsessed with censorship.
00:01:28.000We may take your calls after that as well.
00:01:30.000Alex Jones has filed a special report on ISIS obtaining these brand new Toyotas in the Middle East.
00:01:37.000It's apparently, according to the media, a huge mystery as to why they obtained these vehicles as it was, you know, the huge weapons drops that routinely Accidentally fall into the hands of ISIS jihadists, so we're going to go to that special report in the second segment.
00:03:14.000And just when Trump thought it was safe to go on to the next question... If you become president, will a woman make the same as a man, and do I get to choose what I do with my body?
00:03:26.000You're gonna make the same if you do as good a job, and I happen to be pro-life.
00:03:30.000As for what his questioner did with her body, hands on hips, eyebrow cocked.
00:03:42.000Now, of course, what CNN didn't tell you about that clip, about that interruption, about that provocateur during a Donald Trump event, was that this individual, Lauren Batch Lauren Batch Elder, who played basically the role of a stooge feminist, I mean, she exhibited all the classical mannerisms of an obnoxious, whining feminist.
00:05:18.000The unnamed boy who attends Mount Diablo Elementary School has become so violent and out of control, the principal there has had to place the school on lockdown several times.
00:05:27.000The third grader in question has thrown rocks at teachers, other students, knocked over garbage cans, punched others in the stomach, and locked himself in bathrooms.
00:05:35.000The outbursts have gotten so bad that about 30 parents have pulled their children out of the school.
00:05:39.000So far, the school board administration has done nothing to address the situation.
00:05:42.000And parents were quoted as saying they want a healthy, safe learning environment for everyone.
00:05:47.000Schools are gun-free zones, which makes them very unsafe.
00:05:51.000Back in my day, behavior like this would have gotten you sent to the principal's office to receive three whacks from a paddle.
00:05:56.000But I'm sure you won't see that in California.
00:05:59.000And just to state the obvious, we are talking about Mount Diablo Elementary School, so maybe this boy is the spawn of... Stay heavy!
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00:08:40.000Alex Jones here for InfoWars.com to break down and reveal the mystery behind why ISIS has hundreds and hundreds and hundreds, perhaps more than a thousand Late model, armored, militarized Toyota trucks, mainly from the United States.
00:09:40.000ISIS is another Wahhabi spin-off of that, creating Islamic State in an area between Syria and Iraq.
00:09:48.000So that's a separate, new part of the caliphate.
00:09:51.000The takeover of Syria and the area around Damascus that's going to be left to Syria is being done by al-Qaeda al-Nusra.
00:09:59.000The US, quote, gives the armored vehicles, the missiles, the weapons, which Saudi Arabia gives them and others give them, to al-Nusra, who are the good rebels, Al-Qaeda, and then they give them to ISIS.
00:10:24.000They've had the deputy head of the CIA go public because they're all covering their butts.
00:10:28.000They're either covering their butts or they're signaling to everyone that treason has been committed and something needs to be done.
00:10:35.000Our military, remember three years ago, said we're not going to be the Air Force for Al-Qaeda in Syria?
00:10:39.000So they changed their name to ISIS to confuse the public?
00:10:42.000So last week the Treasury Department comes out and says, we want to know where the trucks came from because they're involved in import-export controls through the Commerce Department.
00:10:54.000And so they say, we want to know at the Commerce Department and at the Treasury where the Toyotas came from.
00:10:59.000Well, we know a bunch of them came from Texas.
00:11:57.000And then you go into the article, it admits down here, in the story, that it's come from the United States, given to al-Nusra, and that the State Department, that's Hillary Clinton, gave the non-lethal aid to the Syrian rebels, al-Nusra.
00:13:23.000Four-wheel drives to ISIS what longbows were to the English at their big battle.
00:13:28.000And then it goes on to the Welsh longbowmen.
00:13:31.000Meanwhile, there's the big speaker fight, and it turns out that Obama is supporting Of course, Paul Ryan.
00:13:39.000We do not need another neocon rhino controller in there.
00:13:43.000And we've got Jeb Bush planting staffers in attendance to try to bring down Trump.
00:13:49.000And the reason I add these stories to the end of this whole thing about the mystery of the trucks that is no mystery, is it just shows how rigged everything is in the establishment.
00:13:56.000And if we wake up to the rigging of this and don't act like inept, illiterate morons politically, geopolitically, it's over.
00:14:03.000So, there is no mystery to the Toyotas, there is no mystery about Al-Nusra, there is no mystery about Islamic State, ISIS, ISIL.
00:14:12.000They play on the public's ignorance to confuse people.
00:15:13.000We should look at where the trucks came from, because we know where the trucks came from.
00:15:16.000All right, I'm going to throw this back over to Paul Joseph Watson, transmitting and broadcasting worldwide, and I'll be back in the saddle, Lord willing, tomorrow, 11 a.m.
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00:15:31.000If you're watching this transmission or listening to it, get out there and spread the word, because you are the resistance, you are the victory, you are the answer.
00:15:39.000Pray to God, lead God and direct you, and you're unstoppable.
00:15:43.000There's Alex Jones with a special report on how ISIS are obtaining all these Toyota trucks.
00:15:48.000Again, the media is acting like they're completely ignorant as to where they're coming from.
00:15:52.000We know that ISIS has been armed, they've been given equipment by Saudi Arabia, they've stolen it from Iraqi military forces, and in some cases they miraculously discover these US weapons airdrops that they always seem to stumble across.
00:16:07.000We've got more news coming on that later actually.
00:16:09.000Shifting back to our top story which Alex mentioned there, basically Donald Trump gave a speech last night, he was interrupted by somebody posing as A radical feminist.
00:16:20.000They had all the mannerisms and basically confronted him on the gender pay gap, on the notion that he hates women.
00:16:28.000Turns out, and CNN of course didn't report this in their entire report on this issue that happened last night, This woman is a plant.
00:16:37.000You can see here on the website, Conservative Treehouse, and you can click through to her LinkedIn profile.
00:16:46.000But not only that, she also works for Senator Ayotte, who is pro-life.
00:16:51.000And if you go back to that clip, which we're going to play again in a second...
00:16:55.000She says, you know, classical feminist talking point, women's rights activist, Hillary Clinton supporter, I have the right to do with my own body what I want to do.
00:17:04.000And yet she's working for somebody who is pro-life, a Republican senator.
00:18:28.000And just when Trump thought it was safe to go on to the next question... If you become president, will a woman make the same as a man, and do I get to choose what I do with my body?
00:18:40.000You're gonna make the same if you do as good a job, and I happen to be pro-life.
00:18:44.000As for what his questioner did with her body, hands on hips, eyebrow cocked, Jimmy Mo CNN.
00:18:54.000There's CNN lying once again, not telling you the full story.
00:18:58.000Notice how they prevaricate over this woman's feigned outrage.
00:19:02.000Like that gives it some credence, some legitimacy, some credibility.
00:19:06.000When she's an actor, she's a complete stooge working for Jeb Bush.
00:19:11.000Again, pushing these talking points about the gender pay gap.
00:19:15.000You know, this notion that women earn only 70 cents on the dollar compared to men.
00:19:21.000Which is, you know, like the college rape scandal, a complete myth.
00:19:26.000That's the difference between the average earnings of men and women who work full-time.
00:19:32.000It doesn't account for the differences in occupations, positions, educations and, crucially, hours worked per week.
00:19:39.000So that statistic has been debunked over and over again.
00:19:43.000Yet CNN, through this contrived stage provocation, is pushing it.
00:19:49.000We're going to get more into that after the break.
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00:24:38.000We're going to be joined live by Alex in a moment.
00:24:41.000But again, you know, whether you like Donald Trump or not, and I made a video attacking him a couple of months ago on his flip-flopping, he's a maverick.
00:24:51.000And if there's one thing that control freaks hate, it's unpredictability, which is now why behind the scenes there's this move amongst these GOP establishment candidates To coordinate in a concerted effort to sink Donald Trump by these staged incidents which we saw last night.
00:25:08.000With CNN carrying the water for this narrative again.
00:25:12.000Notice in the clip we played just before the break.
00:26:22.000I'm going to be filing more reports later in the broadcast today, and of course back tomorrow, but exactly.
00:26:26.000It's this theme of absolutely everything being as staged as a $3 bill, and you have the public worldwide waking up to this.
00:26:36.000That's why somebody like Donald Trump is so popular, is because if the establishment attacks someone, well then everybody buys into them, whether they're good or not.
00:26:45.000It shows this system is a house of cards.
00:26:50.000But there's an article that you can cover today that I'm going to be covering tomorrow.
00:26:54.000It's out of the Atlantic Monthly, the most establishment Democrat elitist publication there probably is.
00:27:02.000And the headline is, The Coddling of the American Mind.
00:27:05.000And it says the left is mentally ill, and that the schools have been taken over by people removing words, and that it's a cult of mentally ill people.
00:27:17.000That have basically agoraphobia, or a fear complex, a panic attack by any information, any words, any language.
00:27:27.000But what's incredible is, this is the leftist social engineers telling older leftists that are upset and scared, everything's okay, it's just mental illness, and they actually say, most of the young people are now mentally ill, we need to screen the college students And list them all as mentally ill.
00:27:48.000So they made their leftist children and young adults mentally ill, gibbering morons, and then they come in and report on how horrible it is and how they're going to teach them the proper political correctness.
00:28:03.000The same thing Obama did a month ago at a college campus.
00:28:07.000So this used book, the incredible level of the control and the brainwashing And then Obama is on Infowars.com.
00:28:16.000In an interview he gave the New York newspaper, Steve Watson, your brother, wrote a key story saying, you've got to trust the government or things will collapse.
00:28:29.000Well, good government can help a free market, but no, big government is deindustrializing the world, Under Agenda 21, innovation and free market makes prosperity.
00:28:41.000Third world hell is created by big central government.
00:28:45.000That he's pushing for, but they have a 9% approval rating.
00:28:48.000They're begging us to buy back into their con game.
00:28:51.000Their confidence has totally collapsed with the public.
00:28:54.000That's why they're crippling down, saying, please trust us, and trying to intimidate us, because we are unpredictable.
00:29:41.000Okay, there goes Alex Jones after the break.
00:29:44.000We've got Anthony Gucciardi coming up.
00:29:46.000We're also going to talk to Gad Saad, who is a behavioural psychologist, again about political correctness, about what Alex was just talking about.
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00:33:44.000Now we've been discussing over the past few days, and we've made some videos about this actually on Facebook and YouTube, a couple of which are going to be uploaded over the next few days.
00:33:57.000The culture the society has made being dumb trendy once again, being intellectually sophisticated, having conviction and being informed is being treated as some kind of social pariah issue where you're, you know, isolated from your peers because you're knowledgeable on certain issues that actually are of importance
00:34:20.000And that's something that we've covered on Facebook, on YouTube, so we're going to delve into that because we went to ACL and sampled, you know, just the general atmosphere of what resonates with young people.
00:34:31.000Obviously, they're out there having fun.
00:34:33.000They're not going to some kind of conference or meeting where they're going to discuss important issues.
00:34:38.000But just hearing their conversations gives you a key insight into what motivates, into what energizes and resonates with young people.
00:34:55.000We went up to the mountain on Saturday and we actually bumped into some, you know, quite energetic, informed young people who were interested in what we were saying, who weren't petrified of the fact that we could form actual sentences and that we weren't afraid of talking in public in front of other people.
00:35:12.000You know, which was positive because the previous night we went to ACL and maybe we came away with a different impression.
00:35:19.000So Just get into what we saw at ACL and how do we make, you know, being informed, being knowledgeable, having conviction, how do we make that cool and trendy again?
00:35:29.000How do we make that part of the zeitgeist where young people want to embrace that as something, you know, cool and trendy that they can share with their friends?
00:35:38.000You know, there are definitely smart people out there, but I think what we're seeing, unfortunately, is the collapse of free thinking and the collapse of society on a fundamental level where just being able to speak and having charisma and being able to communicate is looked at like you're some type of space alien.
00:35:54.000And you're talking about ACL Music Festival, which we went to for like Twenty minutes, pretty much.
00:36:01.000Basically we went there, and I get that people want to have fun, that's totally fine.
00:36:04.000We all do silly things to relax sometimes, watch stupid television shows sometimes, we all do it, right?
00:36:10.000But I mean, the insanity of when we see hundreds of people walking the wrong way, thinking they're going to the show, but they're literally going the wrong way, and I say, hey, do you guys know where you're going?
00:36:22.000They look at me like I'm insane, like how dare that person communicate with me, another human being talking to a stranger, oh my gosh, like how could a human being speak to me right now?
00:36:32.000Or, when we ask them, you know, we're filming a video in front of a bunch of people, which, oh, it blows their mind, how could they have the charisma to film a video?
00:36:40.000Well, because we're passionate, we care about stuff.
00:36:42.000We're filming a video, and we actually ask them something, well what do you think about this issue?
00:36:45.000And they just like stare at us like, What?
00:36:48.000Like, they have never communicated before like that.
00:36:53.000We should have went up and been like, hey, you know, man, this, you know, this upcoming football game, you know, they just can't.
00:36:58.000Some of these people, unfortunately, some people, unfortunately, just cannot grasp that level of communication.
00:37:04.000And we're bad for even talking to them.
00:37:08.000It's like idiocracy when they would make fun of people for using big words.
00:37:13.000It's almost like basic levels of human compassion, empathy, basic levels of human intelligence are made fun of.
00:37:19.000And if you exemplify them in any fashion, like we did a live stream at this park, and we were talking to some random people that actually got it, and they were really energized and like, wow!
00:37:29.000Finding someone with passion that cares about people is really cool and they just watched us while we kind of did it, but people walking by were just so freaked out that we're shooting videos in a public spot talking about important things that matter.
00:37:50.000Yeah, I think there's a kind of fissure.
00:37:52.000I mean, I don't want to get too negative about it, but basically it's splitting both ways where some people are becoming more dumb, they're tuning out to a greater degree, but some people are resonating more, you know, with a higher message.
00:38:04.000I think that's what's going on and the people in the middle are just becoming irrelevant.
00:38:08.000There's actually a study, you talked about You know, we were walking out from ACL.
00:38:34.000But there's this social conformity experiment, which I'm going to talk about with my next guest, and if you Google Solomon Ash conformity experiment Wikipedia, it will come up.
00:38:45.000And basically this ties into what we were saying, because They had an experiment with eight participants.
00:39:24.000So they say that the line on the left is equivalent the same length as the line B, for example, which is obviously wrong.
00:39:31.000But they're stooges, they're knowledgeable about the agenda behind this experiment.
00:39:36.000Then the eighth participant, who is completely independent, doesn't know what's going on, In 40% of the cases, we'll mimic the answer of the previous 7 participants in that experiment, even though it's blatantly obvious that that is the incorrect answer, simply because they want to conform to peer pressure.
00:39:59.000And if the Stooges said the right answer, the margin of error was only 1%.
00:40:04.000So again, proving that they will follow the herd, even if it's blatantly wrong, even if they're saying something completely ridiculous, they're more comfortable to follow the herd than to actually give the right answer and be correct.
00:40:19.000Which kind of ties into what we were saying, right?
00:40:20.000Yeah, and that's a small-scale example.
00:40:22.000Listen to this big-scale example from CBS today.
00:40:24.000Experts, selfie-obsessed millennials increasingly opt for plastic surgery.
00:40:38.000I see a lot more people coming into my office.
00:40:40.000And the answer to the question, what bothers you and why did you decide to come see me, surprisingly enough, is I saw a selfie of myself and I hated it.
00:40:49.000I have to fix it, said Dr. Nicholas Nikolaev.
00:40:52.000Nikolaev is currently consulting with 23-year-old model Candice Wursten, who said she hates the shadows under her eyes in her selfies.
00:41:00.000Psychologist Sandy Hotchkiss says the boost has too many young people getting addicted to selfies.
00:41:05.000Quote, our values lean towards the shallow end of value pool, where things like physical beauty and material success are more important than things like compassion, courage and kindness, she said.
00:41:19.000And if there's more studies and more information on this too, like compulsive texting takes toll on teenagers, what's happening is there is a wave of self-absorption that rids human compassion, rids human empathy, rids consciousness, rids passion, rids the ability to communicate and relate to other human beings.
00:41:40.000It's almost like a self-forming Void of communication.
00:42:31.000They were texting all day, ignoring everything and losing sleep and feeling like crap the next day because they couldn't stop texting.
00:42:38.000No, I mean, this is completely insane.
00:42:40.000I went on holiday to the Caribbean earlier this year, and now literally a form of babysitting is giving a child an iPad and just, like, pushing them to the back of the room.
00:42:51.000Even in, like, a restaurant where, you know, it's supposed to be family time.
00:43:06.000Again, social media, the studies show is making people unhappy.
00:43:11.000Selfies, I don't even take, I probably take like one selfie every six months because obviously we need to carry our information via our personalities.
00:43:20.000But these people who, most of them don't even have many followers on Facebook or Twitter.
00:43:26.000Well, they're posting to themselves is the weird thing, too.
00:43:28.000If you go to the social media sites like Instagram, they'll have like three followers.
00:43:31.000They're really posting to themselves, so it's all a self-fulfilling weird prophecy of self-delusion, because they act like they're posting to millions of people, because that's what their favorite celebrities are doing.
00:43:41.000So they want to be their iconic favorite celebrities, but in fact they're posting to no one.
00:43:46.000And if they don't look a little bit good, they judge themselves, and they have this weird cycle of self-hatred.
00:43:58.000It's when you're sitting with someone at a dinner table or you're in a relationship or whatever and you're just on your phone all the time.
00:44:05.000And it's ruining relationships to the point where Philly.com had to release an article How to keep phone snubbing or fubbing from ruining your love life.
00:44:16.000And it talks about all the ways we can stop.
00:44:19.000Like, we can start making the phone game where if someone starts fubbing at dinner, they have to pay for the bill.
00:44:25.000Like, people are being proactive because people's relationships, according to the study, are being destroyed from people sitting on their phones not talking to each other.
00:44:36.000We just talked about, oh, here kids, go play with your iPhone or whatever.
00:44:39.000Imagine growing up with an iPhone from age two and that's all you're locked into, the Borg system, your communication skills are going to be zero.
00:44:48.000And, you know, to clarify, there's nothing wrong with being on your phone when, like, for example, you're on public transport, when you're waiting for something else to happen, there's a time and place to be on your phone.
00:44:59.000But with that, for example, I mean, I've been out and seen couples who are obviously on dates with each other and, you know, sat opposite each other.
00:45:08.000I'm sat behind them so I can see what they're doing on their phone.
00:45:11.000And like, the girl is literally on Tinder trying to find another date while she's on a date.
00:45:22.000It's just, I hate the fact that I use my phone all the time as well, and I know it is a bad thing to do, and I know it's bad to be locked into all these systems, not to mention tracking everything you do.
00:45:31.000When you agree to install those apps, if you read the fine print on your phone, it says, yes, we track whatever.
00:45:42.000And at least, you know, put it in airplane mode before you go to bed, right?
00:45:46.000I mean, you know, my girlfriend has it on a bedside table, has it turned on, so every time it buzzes at like 3, 4 a.m., it wakes her up.
00:45:54.000And studies have shown that if you look at your phone right before sleeping, it fires up different areas of your brain that prevent you from being able to get to sleep.
00:46:02.000Yeah, and it stops the production of melatonin, because if you think about it, we weren't meant to sit and watch artificial lights all night, like the computer screen, before we go to bed, and that stops the production of melatonin, because light interferes with the production of melatonin, so if you sleep with the light on, too, but also an electronic device, you're not getting the melatonin you need, and you're not going to be able to sleep well.
00:46:19.000You're going to feel like crap the next morning, and then that is why we have the computer syndrome, which is where everyone's on the computer until 2 a.m.
00:46:26.000at night, and they go to bed, and they can't sleep properly, they can't get the rest they need, the REM sleep, And it's just, it is messing up the human body completely.
00:46:36.000I mean, all the studies show, Facebook and Twitter, because Facebook, for example, is a highlight reel of somebody's life, other people look at that and think, my God, they're having such an exciting life, they're out all the time, they're doing all these different activities, they're meeting all these different people.
00:46:52.000That's not on a day-to-day basis, right?
00:46:56.000So then they get jealous, they get insecure that they're, you know, not as much socially welcoming, socially accepted as the individuals who are posting all these photos on Facebook.
00:47:18.000And you know, I think it all also ties in with political correctness.
00:47:20.000We were talking about that the other day as well.
00:47:22.000All of this is essentially a template to change society for better or for worse, right?
00:47:29.000With Facebook, with Instagram, with even social communications on a text-based level.
00:47:34.000All of this is a template to reach other people.
00:47:37.000And whatever message you choose to get to others is your choice, obviously.
00:47:41.000But we can, of course, be propagandized into spreading different messages, whether it's political correctness or whatever.
00:47:47.000And all these social platforms, it seems, have different audience types.
00:47:51.000But we're talking about something like Tumblr versus like Facebook versus all these things.
00:47:55.000What has happened is political correctness has seeped in, and it has become a hot social topic to discuss.
00:48:02.000And it has become something, and I know you're going to talk more about this in the next hour with Gadsat, but political correctness is the virus of social media that I believe is thriving.
00:48:13.000You know, we talked about this the other day as well.
00:48:15.000Yeah, it's thriving through this outrage culture that has been cultivated by social media.
00:48:22.000It's an echo chamber whereby one opinion, one judgement of somebody's behaviour or words can be amplified to such an extent that it goes completely out of proportion.
00:48:32.000And again, most of these people aren't going to do anything, they're not actually going to call anybody up, they're not going to go to a protest, they're not going to do anything physical.
00:48:40.000They're just going to tweet out a hashtag, which is very much what happened with the Black Lives Matter movement, which we're going to talk about.
00:48:46.000But it creates this echo chamber that seems so intimidating to somebody who's on the receiving end of it, which is why these people apologize over and over again for making politically incorrect statements.
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00:55:56.000Nobody wants to get outside the box and express themselves.
00:56:00.000And my question for you was, How is that going to change, or is it going to change, and what is it going to take to change that?
00:56:07.000Because I feel like it's going to take an outright revolution for people to get back what they rightfully deserve.
00:56:14.000Well, I think we can't get too disheartened, we can't get too downhearted about it because you do go out amongst the general population and you get this sense that everybody is dumbed down.
00:56:25.000But then you look on the internet, you know, you look at YouTube and people are really becoming more aware of how they're being manipulated.
00:56:31.000Trust in government is at all-time lows.
00:56:34.000Trust in mainstream media is at all-time lows.
00:56:37.000So then that creates a vacuum for a new source of information to come in and have an impact.
00:56:43.000Which, you know, is not necessarily always good.
00:56:45.000There's disinfo in the alternative media.
00:56:47.000But at least people have lost faith in the established traditions of government and media.
00:56:53.000At least there's some kind of vacuum that we can go in and fill.
00:56:56.000So that's the positive that I take from that, Anthony.
00:56:58.000I would agree with that, and I would also say that more and more I do see millions of people saying, hey, something's wrong with this system, getting informed about it, and rising up.
00:57:06.000I would also say that at some point in pretty much all of our lives, I'm not aware of anyone that was born with the understanding of what was going on, we were one of those quote-unquote dumbed-down people.
00:57:17.000Yeah, like when we were 18, I mean, I didn't know anything.
00:57:24.000I don't like the idea that these idiots out here, I hate them all.
00:57:27.000I mean, look, Obviously there's some dumbed down people.
00:57:30.000Obviously there's some people that need help.
00:57:31.000It's up to us to actually help them as opposed to criticize these people and say, and I'm not saying you're doing that, by the way, Kevin, I understand what you're saying.
00:57:41.000But I'm saying it's our mission to try and help these people and awaken them up to the level that hopefully we are.
00:57:47.000And maybe, you know, there's more for us to learn as well.
00:57:49.000But at the same time, I see millions and millions and millions and millions of people waking up saying that something is wrong and I see a solution on the horizon.
00:57:57.000And I think part of it is, again, going back to what we said earlier, people don't talk to each other.
00:58:03.000So you just immediately assume that somebody's dumb and somebody's ignorant and doesn't know about any of these issues.
00:58:09.000But then when you actually converse with people, interact with them, as we did up on that mountain when this group of young people, probably about, you know, 16, 17, 18, approached us, simply because they were resonating with what we were saying.
01:00:48.000He's going to talk about the motivations behind human behavior, why people embrace political correctness and what we can do to counter that.
01:00:56.000Basically, we want to take some positive calls.
01:01:00.000There's a lot of negativity around about, you know, and we embrace some of that too, let's be fair.
01:01:04.000You know, everybody's dumb, nobody's awake, nobody's paying attention, but obviously they are, otherwise we wouldn't have got to this position.
01:01:10.000Obviously people are losing faith in establishment, you know, institutions.
01:01:15.000DrudgeReport.com has a headline, Shock Poll Clinton Loses to Any Republican.
01:01:21.000And remember back at Bilderberg, she was the chosen one, she was the candidate for the establishment for 2016.
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01:08:13.000From his Central Texas Command Center, deep behind enemy lines, the information war continues.
01:08:19.000It's Alex Jones and the GCN Radio Network.
01:08:51.000We were talking about the collapse of society earlier and the delusion of fubbing, which is basically where you're on your cell phone so much that it ruins your relationships and how people's egos are destroyed by social media likes and everything like that.
01:09:05.000Here's a story that just came out in the Daily Mail.
01:09:07.000It's actually horribly disturbing, but so ridiculous.
01:09:11.000Newlywed wife, 20, hangs herself after her Indian husband takes away her phone because she was always on Facebook and WhatsApp.
01:09:19.000Her husband said she spent too much time on Facebook and WhatsApp.
01:09:22.000He took her phone during a row, after which she locked herself in her room.
01:09:26.000When he later kicked down the door, he found she had committed suicide.
01:09:29.000And this is, to me, it's obviously disturbing.
01:09:35.000But it's just a view into the true ridiculousness of how some people, not all people, but some people, just like Paul talked about a study earlier when everyone would go along with what everyone else was saying, some people take it to the next level.
01:09:47.000Obviously this woman was most likely mentally ill, but we have to remember that when people really get addicted to these kind of things, they take it seriously.
01:09:56.000And on a smaller level, people are taking it seriously when they post their selfies and they have to get plastic surgery because they think they look ugly.
01:10:03.000I mean, this society is becoming so self-absorbed, so sick.
01:10:08.000That people are killing themselves because their cell phones have been taken away.
01:10:14.000This is apparently, hopefully, an isolated incident.
01:10:17.000But it did happen, and it's very disturbing.
01:10:21.000And there's also a huge problem with narcissism again which drives depression.
01:10:25.000You know I know people that are depressed and you can clearly see that it's due to their narcissism and it's due to their goals not being fulfilled because they spend all their time on Facebook posting selfies trying to draw attention to their appearance while not actually achieving anything in their careers and what they want to do with their lives.
01:10:45.000Well, that's why there's so many models these days, too.
01:10:48.000Unfortunately, because mainly females, they grow up thinking that in this society it's their looks that are going to get them places.
01:11:04.000Well, the citizens don't really produce anything anymore on a pretty large scale as well.
01:11:09.000It's almost like we're outsourcing all of our responsibilities as human beings as well.
01:11:14.000It's like our country production is shut off so we, as human individuals, aren't doing that much either.
01:11:19.000And again, that ties into social media, because you have this phenomenon of virtue signaling, which is basically people sending out hashtags, people backing politically correct causes, simply to earn social brownie points amongst their liberal progressive friends, without actually going out or attending a single protest, writing a single letter, you know, filming a single YouTube video.
01:11:43.000They do it to be cool, they do it to be trendy, they do it to earn social approval from their friends, and it's this lazy Click, you know, hashtag activism that is completely nebulous and meaningless in the long term.
01:11:56.000But they need to do it to get that social approval.
01:11:59.000And that's why we have people obsessed with selfies.
01:12:11.000And again, to create that kind of society that has no substance, no actual conviction, with people following through on their beliefs, that's exactly what we have to counter on a daily basis.
01:12:57.000And on the subject of political correctness and insulting people, I have a small Facebook following, mostly just my real friends, but...
01:13:08.000I find that I can go to sites that firefighters hang out at, lots of them, and I will usually, a few times a year, put out a bunch of what I consider to be really relevant 9-11 issues.
01:13:24.000In particular, lately I've been focusing on Kevin Ryan's stuff, which I find fascinating, and I love the fact that he actually fingers No, I mean, that is the point of this Twitter outrage phenomenon.
01:13:37.000to see you guys get him on if possible.
01:13:42.000I don't care if it insults people or not, unless it's in error.
01:13:46.000You know, I occasionally get snagged by something when I'm out there, you know, getting excited.
01:13:51.000That is the point of this Twitter outrage phenomenon.
01:13:54.000The power lies for them, for the outrage mob, for the professionally offended.
01:13:59.000The power lies in you relenting and backing down and retracting.
01:14:03.000Now, of course, unless you've made an error, never back down, never apologize.
01:14:08.000You can actually read a book called So You've Been Publicly Shamed by John Ronson, which explains this phenomenon.
01:14:13.000The people who got fired, who lost their jobs, whose lives completely melted down as a result of being publicly shamed, are the ones who apologized, the ones who stood up for their beliefs.
01:14:24.000And basically told everybody, you know, where to get off and said, I'm not going to back down, I'm not going to apologize.
01:14:30.000They're the ones who went on to prosper.
01:14:31.000They actually had better lives after the whole, you know, fiasco.
01:15:20.000It's, it's kind of, like, about, uh, say, I think I can't remember how many years ago.
01:15:28.000My cousin has been in the military, he's been with the Marines.
01:15:31.000He was talking about, he just brought up a point talking about how, he was talking about how, oh, George Bush is connected to the, the CIA and they bring the drugs in.
01:15:53.000Essentially, it talks about the CIA smuggling in drugs and their control of the whole system and how the facade is kept over the different agencies that help work towards it.
01:16:36.000You guys, I feel privileged to be speaking with you because you're two of my favorite correspondents, although not as easy on the eyes as McAdoo.
01:16:45.000Um, and that might be politically incorrect and I... How dare you?
01:17:01.000I don't know about the 10 pounds, but anyway, um, couple of things.
01:17:05.000First of all, it strikes me because I have a teenager and I noticed today, obviously having been a teenage boy at one point, How awkward it is, or was for me, just to talk to a girl in person before texting.
01:17:21.000And now, with the texting situation, I'm finding more and more that these teenagers, they have boyfriends and girlfriends that they've never really even verbally spoken with.
01:17:35.000And when they never go on a date, they've never been on a date, all they know is texting.
01:17:42.000As awkward as it was for me as a teenage boy to speak to a girl, now the teenagers just...it's a barrier that they can't even get through because of this thing that we've, you know, been offered and created.
01:18:00.000Really, it's horrifying that these kids just...maybe that's a form of population control at some level, too.
01:18:11.000Really, it's made these kids so socially awkward that it's frightening.
01:18:17.000Well, I mean, I've noticed that phenomenon too, and, you know, you're wasting your time basically.
01:18:23.000Because you know if you resonate with someone only by talking to them.
01:18:26.000You can get an inclination through text, sure, but you have to actually talk to them verbally.
01:18:31.000There's no way to read what they're saying in the text.
01:18:34.00090% of communication is total body language and the way you say something.
01:18:37.000It's just like on this radio show, if I were to say, I love President Obama versus, yeah, I love President Obama.
01:18:44.000It's two completely different statements.
01:18:46.000You have no idea what you're saying in text a lot of the times.
01:18:49.000That's why we had to add emotes and everything like that, instead of actually just communicating with people.
01:18:53.000And have you noticed, by the way, when you call someone on the phone, they almost act like, how dare you?
01:18:59.000How often do you really talk to people on the phone anymore?
01:19:02.000It's all texting, or Facebook Messenger.
01:19:04.000And this caller is 100% correct, because the new generation, they don't have to learn how to communicate in the flesh.
01:19:12.000They just communicate, and the things they say, by the way, are pretty hardcore in text, because it's almost like a dark void.
01:19:19.000It's like it's talking to yourself, you're not actually talking to... There's no real responsibility for what you say, but that also amplifies misunderstandings, because you can't actually communicate yourself properly.
01:19:29.000And then when these kids go out into the real world and try to get jobs where they have to physically communicate with people and express themselves, they're completely crippled, right?
01:19:38.000They don't know what to do because they've had no training in that sense.
01:19:41.000They've had an online relationship or text-based relationship or whatever and I'm sorry for them because growing up without that capability is really depressing.
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01:24:36.000We're back live on the Alex Jones Show final segment with Anthony Gucciardi.
01:24:40.000We've got Gadsad coming up after the break and he's going to really break down the origins of political correctness, the true agenda behind it.
01:24:49.000It's not just about being nice to people, being sensitive, making sure you don't offend them.
01:24:54.000This is based deeply in political re-education, social engineering.
01:25:01.000We're going to delve into it with Gadsad.
01:25:14.000You know, I wanted to make the point about, you know, they're speeding up this tyranny, being more open and blatant about it.
01:25:20.000But one thing I noticed was every anniversary of 9-11, I try to talk to people about one World Trade Center 7.
01:25:26.000And I was surprised by how receptive people were to talking about it this year versus any other, and I was wondering if you guys experienced that same thing.
01:25:36.000I haven't really covered 9-11 probably for years now, because, you know, that whole movement kind of devolved into different aspects of the, quote, truth movement.
01:25:46.000But what have you found with that, Anthony?
01:25:48.000Personally, when I talk to someone about, you know, whatever topic I'm passionate about at the moment, whether it's health or whatever, which I mainly try to focus on, I find that we are tangibly succeeding in all avenues.
01:26:00.000Even if it's just someone who's interested in it and I talk to them about any subject and they look it up and they find out about it, that is 90% of the people that I'm speaking to that are first of all interested, right?
01:26:11.000So, obviously we have that percentage of the population that doesn't care, that's going to believe whatever Obama says, or whatever Jeb Bush says, or whatever their favorite icon is.
01:26:19.000But then, there are those people that really want to know about something.
01:26:22.000And some of them already know about it, but the big percentage will say, hey, I haven't heard about that, let me look that up.
01:26:28.000And then they find out and they say, wow.
01:26:29.000And that ultimately causes kind of a Fisher effect, and they realize all the other stuff that they've been told may not be true as well.
01:26:35.000So, I think as things get worse, things get better, in a weird way, because it's so much more apparent as the society gets more and more insane, with people hanging themselves because their phone gets taken away, with laser weaponry being invented, with Hillary Clinton's servers next to a dumpster in a bathroom.
01:26:53.000As things get more and more unbelievable, it becomes believable that maybe the establishment isn't on our side, and maybe there is something wrong with this system.
01:27:02.000So as it gets worse, it does get better.
01:27:04.000So your tagline of positive change coming out of the tyranny, I would agree 100% that positive change is coming out of the tyranny because they're showing their hand and people aren't buying it anymore.
01:27:15.000And, you know, people seem to be walking around in a fog.
01:27:18.000They know something's not quite right.
01:27:20.000There's a huge thirst for alternative information.
01:27:22.000That's why we've been successful and that's why we need to fill that gap.
01:27:26.000So, yes, I've noticed since, you know, in comparison to 10, 15 years ago, people do resonate more With alternative perspectives on a number of different issues.
01:27:35.000So we need to remain positive, simply in our mannerisms in approaching people to talk about these different subjects.
01:27:41.000Because, you know, if you approach people and you're all apologetic about what you're about to talk about, you don't have confidence, then instantly they turn off.
01:27:49.000Because the establishment heads have confidence.
01:28:18.000Uh, you know, I wanted to kind of start off by saying, you know, honestly, today's society, unfortunately, has just trained us to the point of saying that, uh, Cell phones are okay in so many different ways because we communicate in so many different ways, we get all our information in so many different ways, you know, and we have so many different barriers to break down.
01:28:34.000I mean, all of it starts with bullying.
01:28:36.000If you really think about it, the government's been bullying us all our lives by feeding us information that's just, you know, come on, let's get real, pretty whack.
01:28:44.000You know, to say that it's actually even accurate, we know the facts.
01:28:49.000I'm pretty sure we know the facts now.
01:28:51.000Not only that, I mean, look how to the extent what people have taken it to.
01:28:55.000To say that, you know, they're having to be worried about their lives.
01:28:59.000And I know this is happening daily because I have friends that have to deal with it daily.
01:29:02.000I know they'll say that they're so bullied and so weak that they don't even have the strength.
01:29:07.000They say that they can have a cell phone in public.
01:29:10.000It's always being hidden and just trying to say that, oh, it's okay.
01:29:13.000We've been bullied down by the government so bad that it's time.
01:29:17.000We have to get all our facts together to say we stand up.
01:30:10.000A paranoid professor quits UT after the university allows concealed carry.
01:30:16.000A University of Texas professor is quitting his job and moving from Austin to Australia because of the university's decision to allow students to carry concealed handguns on campus.
01:30:28.000Economics professor Daniel Hammermesh is now worried that a disgruntled student might bring a gun into the classroom and start shooting.
01:30:37.000The issue is not so much somebody coming into the classroom from the outside.
01:30:41.000It's rather a student in the classroom or more likely a student in my office who's upset about a grade and who pulls a gun on me.
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01:33:33.000We're back live on the Alex Jones Show, Tuesday, October 13th edition. in.
01:33:46.000And I'm joined by my guest Gad Saad, who is an evolutionary behavioral scientist at the John Molson School of Business, Concordia University in Montreal, Canada.
01:33:57.000Now some of the subjects he's been focusing on recently have kind of intersected with my interests.
01:34:03.000He tweeted out one of my videos about feminism.
01:34:06.000So we're going to talk about radical feminism, we're going to talk about social justice warriors, and the progressives who have abandoned truly liberal principles.
01:34:16.000We're going to cover a raft of issues today.
01:34:28.000So let's just start off by explaining some of your background and how it led you to becoming involved in some of the issues that we're going to cover today.
01:34:37.000So going back to sort of my childhood background, my ethnic background you mean, or my academic background?
01:34:44.000So I study basically how to apply evolutionary psychology in the context of consumer behavior.
01:34:51.000So I look at the biological underpinnings that make us consume the way that we consume.
01:34:57.000And an inherent part of being an evolutionary psychologist is to recognize that there are innate realities.
01:35:03.000Some of these innate realities manifest themselves in sex differences.
01:35:08.000So there are many things that men and women are similar on.
01:35:11.000And then there are other things that we should expect a difference if we look at the evolutionary challenges that each sex has had to face.
01:35:19.000And so in that context, I have had a chance to interact with a lot of You know, feminists and social constructivists and postmodernists, a wide range of social scientists and humanities folks who reject some of the ideas of evolutionary psychology precisely because it goes frontally against some of their most cherished beliefs.
01:35:41.000And so that's how, if you like, academically I'm vested in this debate.
01:35:49.000So you've committed the thought crime basically of asserting the fact that there are differences between men and women.
01:35:55.000You've been attacked for that by feminists, by social justice warriors.
01:35:59.000Because now we've got an environment of political correctness.
01:36:02.000We've got this censorious environment where if you dare speak out, if you dare challenge the consensus on any of these issues, there's a whole machine of public shaming, of social media shaming that will attack you.
01:36:16.000Based on these, you know, politically correct narratives that they have to defend because if they're exposed then it will bring down their entire narrative.
01:36:24.000So let's get into political correctness.
01:36:26.000Which of course is, you know, it's reached insane levels.
01:36:30.000We had the University of New Hampshire a couple of months ago saying, You can't use the word American because it might offend people from South America.
01:36:39.000You know, they're saying the use of the word mothering or fathering could offend somebody.
01:36:44.000We've got trigger warnings at universities.
01:36:46.000Just break down, you know, the origins of political correctness and the true agenda behind it today.
01:36:54.000Well, I mean, I think that the sort of the title of your website, InfoWars, speaks exactly to this issue, right?
01:37:00.000I mean, if you wish to win the cultural wars, if you wish to win the battle of ideas, you could either engage people On equal footing, right, where you each evaluate the merits of the opponent, and then hopefully the best idea wins.
01:37:18.000Or, if you don't feel comfortable in so doing, maybe perhaps because you might end up losing the battle of ideas, then you come up with all sorts of mechanisms to shut down debate, right?
01:37:28.000So if I am an authoritarian dictator somewhere, I could shut down debate by making it illegal.
01:37:34.000I mean, I could kill you if you say something that is contrary to the official doctrine.
01:37:39.000In the context of the West, you can't quite behead people, but what you can do is you could behead their reputation, you could behead all sorts of things that are important to them, and that's exactly what happens with political correctness.
01:37:53.000It is a means by which people are so afraid to openly speak about positions that they hold, cherished positions that they hold, that they will self-censor.
01:38:03.000And hence, their voices have been beheaded, so to speak.
01:38:08.000I mean, that's why I see, you know, the main force of censorship not coming from the state anymore, it's coming from within the culture.
01:38:15.000Because if you create this standard by which people are terrified to even open their mouths in the first place for fear of what might happen, for fear of what their peers might say, you don't even really need the hard core censorship to come in after that, because people won't even utter these kind of statements in the first place.
01:38:33.000And that's the essence of political correctness, right?
01:38:36.000It's about Restricting thought, because as you said, these progressives, these social justice warriors, don't believe in equality.
01:38:45.000They don't believe in the logic of one argument winning over another on a level playing field, correct?
01:38:52.000Absolutely, and you know what is even more disheartening is that this cancer of political correctness is not something that sort of afflicts the average Joe walking the street, it actually afflicts The people who should be leading the discourse.
01:39:06.000So think about all the intelligentsia.
01:39:08.000Think about the people, the professors in the ivory tower, right?
01:39:12.000They are the ones who should be leading this exchange.
01:39:15.000And oftentimes, I hate to say it, they are some of the most cowardly folks.
01:39:19.000They are some of the folks who are most infected with the cancer of political correctness.
01:39:25.000Precisely because they belong to a club, let's call it the, historically it was called the Progressive Club, but now many people are using the term which I love, the Regressive Left, and so they don't want to ever be ostracized from that group.
01:39:39.000So even though they might privately write to me, or privately when we're having an espresso say, you know what, I frankly support a lot of the things that you say openly, but I don't feel comfortable saying it in public, they won't like It's something that I put up on Facebook, because even liking it might somehow get them feathered and tarred.
01:39:59.000I mean, it is scary that people are so insecure about their cherished beliefs that they engage in this type of self-censorship.
01:40:09.000And as you said, you know, a lot of professors are afraid to make what they fear may be politically incorrect statements because whereas once they embraced classical liberalism, you know, they were tolerant of debate, they were tolerant of a free exchange of ideas.
01:40:24.000Now they've been influenced to such an extent by the people who are completely intolerant that they kowtow.
01:40:31.000They self-censor their beliefs to appease those people.
01:40:35.000There was an interesting interview with Stella Murabito.
01:40:39.000She gave an interview to the Daily Caller a couple of days ago.
01:40:42.000And this is basically a former intelligence analyst who describes herself as a left-winger.
01:40:47.000But she made the point that politically correct thought control and, you know, the elite narratives that are reinforced through it, They do it, as you just, you know, touched upon then, via social isolation and peer pressure.
01:41:01.000It's the threat of what other people, God forbid, might think if you dare express an independent opinion, something mildly controversial.
01:41:10.000Which ties into an interesting video that you did, which I saw a couple of days ago, about the Solomon Asch conformity experiment, which we briefly touched upon earlier in the show.
01:41:21.000So tell us about this study and what it tells us about how strong a force the desire to conform really is.
01:41:29.000So whenever I teach, you know, my consumer psychology or psychology of decision making, I often will begin by lecturing about some of my favorite psychology experiments of all time.
01:41:40.000And usually what they have in common is that they are very, very simple experiments that demonstrate something that is extraordinarily powerful about human nature.
01:41:48.000And so in the case of Solomon Asch, this was a social psychologist who in the 50s decided to test People's proclivity to conform and here to conform to stimuli that are otherwise not very ambiguous, right?
01:42:02.000So we're not talking about the real world where everything is gray, where it is unclear what is the right action to take.
01:42:20.000So it's clear to anybody who's got, you know, normal vision.
01:42:24.000Which of the three lines, A, B, C, should be the one that is the same as the line on the left?
01:42:30.000And so what he would do is he'd bring in people, and then he'd have a bunch of confederates, meaning these are fake subjects who are not really subjects, they're pretending to be subjects, but there's really only one true subject.
01:42:40.000And so he would ask each of those people, please tell us which of the three lines, A, B, and C, are the same as the line on the left.
01:42:48.000And each of the confederates, I mean, depending on the condition of the experiment, would utter out You know, in public, openly, the wrong answer.
01:42:57.000And so what he was doing there is he's setting up the conditions to see whether the actual participant, who would be the last guy in line, whether he would say, well, what are you talking about?
01:43:08.000No, sorry guys, that's the wrong line.
01:43:13.000And the reality is that a non-trivial number of people, I mean different conditions resulted in different compliance rates, but certainly quite a substantial number of people would go against their eyes and simply conform to group pressures.
01:43:28.000Now again, what makes this study so powerful is that this is not an ambiguous stimulus.
01:43:33.000It should be clear to any sane person who has, you know, reasonable vision What the true answer is, but yet my desire to conform to the group is greater than my lying eyes.
01:43:46.000And, you know, as you mentioned, in some cases it was literally 38-39% of people who said what was clearly the wrong answer.
01:43:55.000You can see from the example that we just showed on screen, it's obvious which line is the same length as the line on the left, but because seven other people before them had given a different answer, and these were Stooges in this experiment, they chose the same answer simply to conform to the prior pressure, obviously knowing that it was the wrong answer.
01:44:16.000And we also see this conformity in fashion, correct, because we follow the herd.
01:44:21.000Again, I was buying, I was trying to buy jeans a few weeks ago.
01:44:24.000I was on a website, a clothing website.
01:44:26.000Now we know that, you know, a lot of fashion designers are homosexuals, they're gay men.
01:44:32.000Fair enough, as long as the clothes look good, I don't care.
01:44:35.000But literally every single pair of jeans Was rolled up.
01:44:53.000And if you don't conform to that, then, you know, you're gonna have problems.
01:44:57.000You're gonna get socially isolated in some circumstances.
01:45:00.000So, this conformity also applies to fashion, correct?
01:45:04.000Yeah, that's a perfect point because I actually use this exact example in my books where I argue that fashion is nothing but a big conformity experiment.
01:45:13.000Either you've independently thought of this or you've been reading my books because that's exactly what it is, right?
01:45:19.000You create a queue of, in French we say, appartenance, or belongingness, right?
01:45:25.000Today, to be part of the in-fashion group, you have to wear brown.
01:45:30.000There is some dictum that says that brown is in.
01:46:00.000Well, I mean, I would not be engaging in hyperbole if I were to tell you that probably 50% of the female students in my, at least undergraduate classes, were wearing UGG boots.
01:46:14.000So much so that you would almost think that my university had that as part of its dress code.
01:46:21.000Like you had to wear UGG boots, otherwise somehow you wouldn't be allowed entrance into the school.
01:46:27.000And of course, now, I don't see them wearing Ugg boots.
01:46:30.000So this need to conform manifests itself in endless ways, and regrettably, in the context of political correctness, it manifests itself in these insidious ways.
01:46:51.000Let's go to feminism now because of course you shared one or two of my videos on feminism.
01:46:57.000And you touched upon it on the intro there, you know, modern feminists are loath to acknowledge the fact that there are these fundamental differences between men and women.
01:47:06.000It's not enough to say that men and women are better suited to different tasks, but still equal.
01:47:14.000So, from your background in evolutionary psychology, Why is there this drive to homogenize the sexes and why is it so fundamentally unscientific?
01:47:26.000Well I think it starts, if I'm going to be charitable towards them, I would say the following.
01:47:30.000It starts from the laudable goal of trying to eradicate institutionalized sexism.
01:47:38.000Now we can all agree that if feminism is about making sure that men and women are equal, In all of the various ways, politically, economically, socially, then of course we can all buy into that grand objective.
01:47:50.000Now here's where they make the mistake.
01:47:54.000That in the pursuit of equality, it is easier to have a narrative that says that the two sexes are fundamentally indistinguishable from one another.
01:48:05.000Because that simply doesn't allow any sexism to seep into the narrative.
01:48:11.000If you concede that men and women are very similar in some ways and very different in others.
01:48:17.000This lends weaponry, if you'd like, for sexism to be maintained.
01:48:23.000And so they start off with a laudable premise, and they of course wrongly think that by arguing that the two sexes are biologically distinguishable, this means that sexism will always exist, which is of course nonsense.
01:48:35.000So if I'm going to be charitable, I would say that that's where their fundamental original error stems from.
01:48:45.000And this idea that there are no differences or that there are minimal differences, it doesn't conform to reality, which is that we live in a meritocracy.
01:48:54.000If your skills are higher than somebody else's, if you're better at a certain task, you should be given the opportunity over them.
01:49:03.000They want the oppression Olympics, where, you know, gender or race or whatever issue It's held to a higher standard than actual skill and talent, which of course is disastrous for a society that's trying to develop and improve, because you want the cream to rise to the top, you want the best people in the best positions, correct?
01:49:23.000Yes, and I would say that that particular mindset actually comes from the tabula rasa premise of the human mind, right?
01:49:32.000The idea that we are all born with empty minds, without any biological innate imperatives, and that what makes us who we become is strictly our environment, strictly socialization.
01:49:45.000So, to recognize that there are starting points, that there are biological imperatives that make men and women on some issues fundamentally different from one another violates this tabula rasa premise, right?
01:49:58.000I mean, it could be taken to such ludicrous heights that the idea, for example, that Lionel Messi might have an innate talent that he started off with.
01:50:08.000In other words, Lionel Messi, it didn't matter what environment he had, would always end up being a greater soccer player than Paul Joseph Watson.
01:50:19.000They would say that there is a unique confluence of environmental factors that created Lionel Messi, but there is nothing inherent in his starting point that would have made Lionel Messi any better than Paul Joseph Watson.
01:50:34.000And so again, it comes from the idea that we all have equal potentiality, we all could be anything, and that's simply not true.
01:50:45.000We'll be back with Gad Saad after the break.
01:50:47.000We're going to talk about social media and mob outrage, along with a raft of other issues.
01:50:53.000Again, tonight, InfoWars Nightly News are going to be covering the democratic debates, live coverage with Leanne McAdoo and David Knight.
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01:55:19.000Be sure to check out his excellent videos, which I discovered just recently.
01:55:24.000Feminism, we touched upon it before the break, in terms of, you know, how it's fundamentally unscientific to not recognize the basic differences between men and women, which is what radical feminism intends to do.
01:55:43.000They only want to exploit this to create division so they can come in and fill the vacuum and basically play, you know, the oppression Olympics where one gender is raised above another.
01:55:55.000And society isn't based on meritocracy, which it should be, to create and build a successful society with both men and women contributing in terms of what they're good at.
01:56:06.000But let's move on to, you know, just the word itself.
01:56:11.000The modern incarnation of feminism, and I've made numerous videos about this, has become so unpopular that it's basically turned feminism into a dirty word.
01:56:20.000We've got polls now with less than 25% of American women identifying as feminist, and I think even the more recent polls show that it's less than that.
01:56:31.000So Gadsad, why does the establishment media, again mainly through the entertainment industry, still insist on promoting and venerating What is obviously a discredited and in many ways harmful belief system.
01:56:46.000Why do they insist on pushing this radical feminism bent when less and less people are resonating with it?
01:56:55.000I'm guessing because they, in a sense, exist within their echo chamber where they don't necessarily receive feedback that the message is not resonating, right?
01:57:05.000Because the people that they get together with to sip their fancy lattes are in full agreement with their positions.
01:57:11.000This is kind of like when A professor overestimates his ability in terms of how well he'll do in his teaching at the end of the semester.
01:57:22.000It's because he's only receiving feedback from students who come up to him to say, hey, professor, loved your term, right?
01:57:29.000But the people who thought that he was really poor didn't take the time to come up to him and say, hey, professor, I really thought you sucked.
01:57:37.000And therefore he walks into the teaching evaluation thinking that he is actually going to perform better than he truly will perform.
01:57:45.000And the same thing is happening with traditional media, right?
01:57:48.000They're not necessarily in touch with the general landscape and the mood of the general populace.
01:57:55.000And I think whether it be your media outlet or other independent media outlets, I think they are correcting for that problem because they're offering voices To folks who otherwise would have never gotten a foot in the door if it were the traditional media that were still, you know, monopolizing all the voices.
01:58:14.000So thank you for your show and for other people like you.
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02:00:47.000But we're talking to Gad Saad, who is a behavioural scientist about feminism, about social justice warriors, about the threat to free speech.
02:00:56.000And now I want to switch to social media and mob outrage, which of course is becoming an increasingly potent force.
02:01:22.000And again, in some cases, people being physically hounded for their politically incorrect free speech.
02:01:29.000But there's something of a backlash brewing against this phenomenon.
02:01:34.000And Gadsad, would you agree that, you know, as I mentioned earlier, the biggest threat to free speech is now not necessarily the state, it's these hate mobs on Twitter, on Facebook, who have basically accumulated this power simply from being perpetually offended.
02:01:51.000They amplify each other's offense, even though it's completely baseless in most cases.
02:01:57.000Now they've accumulated this power of public shaming, which in many cases is more powerful than the state when they try to crush free speech via direct censorship.
02:02:10.000Look, let me give you a few personal anecdotes.
02:02:14.000I often ask some of my colleagues who should be at the forefront of engaging the public, right?
02:02:20.000I mean, as academics and as scientists, I mean, yes, sure, we could work within our areas of expertise, but some of us have, you know, opinions to share about all sorts of issues.
02:02:30.000We should be drawing a bridge to the public at large.
02:02:34.000Yet many of them will get back to me and say, gee, you know, I sometimes look at your public platform and I wish I could do what you could do.
02:02:43.000And oftentimes, not always, but oftentimes the answer that I get back is, frankly, I'm afraid.
02:02:49.000I'm afraid because of some of the dynamics that you mentioned at the start of your question, I mean, I don't want to expose myself to these ravenous mobs.
02:03:00.000I don't want to perhaps say something once that might be misconstrued.
02:03:06.000A colleague of mine once tweeted, he was trying to make a quip.
02:03:13.000Maybe it was a silly one, but he said something to the effect, and I'm going to paraphrase, you know, overweight people, if you don't have the willpower to resist the next pasta dish, then, you know, maybe you won't have the ability to finish your dissertations.
02:03:57.000You know, he tried his luck at a joke that was probably idiotic and it failed.
02:04:03.000Now, to imagine that people could be so diabolically nasty that that mistake that he made should end his career and that they would call for that It's simply breathtaking and so in most cases people don't want to join the discussion because they're afraid of repercussions and hence we have self-censorship again.
02:04:26.000And again, you mentioned the fat-shaming angle there.
02:04:30.000There was actually a TV show recently, like a sitcom, and one of the skits, which was like a promotional thing for the 30-minute TV show, was basically a fat guy, very fat guy, obese, sat in a doctor's office saying, you know, Doctor, what's wrong with me?
02:04:44.000And the doctor says, well, you're fat, that's what's wrong with you.
02:04:47.000They called for the show to be banned.
02:04:49.000That's the level it's got to, where humour, and Jerry Seinfeld, a bunch of other people have complained about this, where humour is now You know, not to be tolerated whatsoever.
02:04:57.000We're going to come back with Gadsad after the break.
02:04:59.000We're going to talk about social media and mob outrage.
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02:08:57.000American suspicion of government is paralyzing.
02:09:01.000In a somewhat under-the-radar interview, the President made some candid comments that reveal more than usual regarding his end-of-office agenda.
02:09:10.000Noting that he finds Americans common skepticism of government paralyzing.
02:09:16.000Which is interesting given our topic of conversation, political correctness, which of course was started by the Frankfurt School, that's how it was imported into America.
02:09:26.000It was embraced by the Soviets, it was embraced by Maoist China, who of course defined a politically incorrect opinion As one that disagreed with the state.
02:09:38.000Again, illustrating the fact that this is a top-down tool of censorship and oppression.
02:09:44.000This isn't a grassroots, bottom-up movement for people to be kinder to each other.
02:09:59.000In fact, if you read Jon Ronson's book, So You've Been Publicly Shamed, he kind of underscores the point that you don't apologize to these people.
02:10:42.000A lot of this social justice warrior mob outrage is driven by what's become to be known as virtue signalling.
02:10:50.000And that means basically hashtag activism and people espousing politically correct beliefs simply to make themselves look good.
02:10:59.000Simply to earn social brownie points with the rest of their progressive friends.
02:11:04.000Whether they even believe in those opinions or not, or whether they're just being lazy, you know, for example, sharing the Kony 2012 video before even watching it or knowing what it was about.
02:11:15.000So, Gadsad, from a behavioural and psychological perspective, why is virtue signalling such a compelling temptation for people to engage in?
02:11:28.000Well, so that's a great question because I actually discussed this in several of my books.
02:11:33.000So let's, before I address that specific question, let's talk about, for example, conspicuous consumption.
02:11:38.000Like the idea, for example, that, you know, why is it that 99% of Ferrari owners tend to be men?
02:11:44.000Well, it's because it's a form of peacocking, right, in the same way that the peacock uses his tail to send certain signals about his phenotypic quality, right, how good his genes are, because they are honest signals of his fitness.
02:11:56.000Humans engage in all sorts of signaling, men and women, but contrary to what feminists tell us, men and women use different sex-specific signals to typically impress one another.
02:12:08.000Well, in the case of virtue signaling, I am signaling not necessarily my wealth or my beauty, but I'm signaling certain attributes that I think that my social network is going to find desirable.
02:12:21.000And so in the case of hashtag activism, I'm basically demonstrating that I care about the world, that I care about something beyond myself.
02:12:30.000But of course it's hypocritical because the same people who do the hashtag stuff won't take on the really serious issues.
02:12:37.000They don't really speak about female genital mutilation or throwing acid on women's faces or child bribes or honor killings.
02:12:46.000That would be scary, you see, because there could be repercussions from the people that you're criticizing.
02:12:51.000But to go after the poor, inane, somewhat castrated, sorry to say it this way, shirtgate guy, because he wore a shirt that seemed to have some offensive images on them, even though those images were drawn by a woman, well, that actually can still show that I am engaged socially, that I could be outraged by the patriarchy, and there won't be any backlash against me.
02:13:16.000So I could show that I am serious and engaged and not lose And I had an experience with this, you know, in my personal life.
02:13:32.000My girlfriend's dad is basically, you know, a Guardian reader, a progressive, a left winger, a liberal.
02:13:38.000With this whole migrant crisis, this has given people the opportunity to virtue-signal to an unbelievable level.
02:13:44.000Basically, they've got a five-bedroom house and, you know, given London housing standards, it's not a big house.
02:14:03.000They could barely house one person in there.
02:14:06.000So again, merely making this This observation, this advocacy for virtue signalling, with no intention whatsoever of following through on it, simply to earn these social brownie points, that's what it's all about.
02:14:20.000Sorry, before you go on, there's a paper by a colleague, some marketing colleagues, I don't remember the exact title of the paper, but they say, I mean, speaking of virtue signalling, they say, going green to be seen, right?
02:14:31.000So instead of using, let's say, a Ferrari to impress, you get that Prius Boy, it shows that you are green and you are serious and you can hug trees and so on.
02:14:41.000Yeah, and again, you find often in these people's personal lives, they're not following through on any of this.
02:14:49.000They just want the perception that they are to get the social brownie points.
02:14:53.000But again, staying on social media, I just want to move on to this.
02:14:58.000You know, these studies have shown that social media is making people more depressed, despite the virtue signaling, despite the social brownie points.
02:15:06.000We've got an article here from The Atlantic, and we touched upon this with Anthony Gucciardi earlier.
02:15:13.000The psychologist Sherry Turkle argues that replacing face-to-face communication with smartphones is diminishing people's capacity for empathy.
02:15:23.000We also have the studies showing that, you know, Facebook makes people depressed because it creates this false impression that everybody else's life is so dynamic and so interesting, theirs isn't.
02:15:34.000Then we've got the interaction with this article.
02:15:38.000Which of course is a, you know, in the real world, social interaction is a crucial element of maintaining emotional stability and happiness.
02:15:47.000But in terms of the cyber world, it seems to have the opposite effect.
02:15:50.000It only seems to make people more alienated when they're using these supposed social networks.
02:15:56.000It only seems to be making them more disconnected from other people and more unhappy.
02:16:01.000So why is this happening and, you know, what impact is this growing obsession with narcissism, which I think you've also talked about, Having, you know, on just the way that humans behave, how they interact with each other and how their brains are wired.
02:16:15.000Well, there's a great study that I think was conducted, a longitudinal study over 70 years, I might get some of the details wrong, where they sort of looked at longitudinally what ultimately makes people happy.
02:16:27.000And I think the leader of that project sort of summarized it by simply saying something to the effect of, you know, just have meaningful relationships with people that love you and you love them back or something to that effect.
02:16:42.000One of the reasons why placing somebody in solitary confinement could be considered cruel and unusual punishment Even though putting them out in general public might expose them to being knifed and shanked and killed and raped.
02:16:57.000Well, people are willing to take that risk because ultimately to put me alone is maybe a greater punishment than me having to face an onslaught of aggressive folks.
02:17:10.000And so I think what social media does, to some extent it is good.
02:17:14.000It allows me to reconnect with people that I might not have seen since my childhood in Lebanon.
02:17:20.000But on the other hand, once taken to an extreme, it is very isolating.
02:17:24.000And I mean, frankly, I've succumbed to it at times, right, where my wife will come to me and say, And she'll say something like, could you please get off your social media and just pay a bit of attention to us?
02:17:35.000It's a very intoxicating set of portals because it makes us feel as though we're connected with the world.
02:17:43.000But paradoxically, it also disconnects us from those that maybe are closest to us.
02:17:49.000We're talking to Professor Gadsad, his YouTube channel is youtube.com forward slash Gadsad.
02:17:55.000Racing through the topics here, I want to mention universities and free speech, because obviously you're a professor, you move amongst these people, some of them are your friends.
02:18:04.000You know, trigger warnings, safe spaces, this complete intolerance for intellectual diversity on college campuses.
02:18:14.000Recently at Manchester University, they had an event called, Does Feminism Have a Problem with Free Speech?
02:18:22.000And they banned a feminist and an anti-feminist, Julie Bindel and Milo Yiannopoulos, because they might trigger, God forbid, they might challenge the ideas of the people who attend that university.
02:18:33.000So when did universities go from, you know, being arenas of Vigorous unrestrained debate to progenitors of thought control and censorship, and who's to blame?
02:18:44.000Well, I think it's the confluence of factors.
02:18:47.000You know, post-modernism came in about 40 years ago and said, hey, look, there are no privileged ways of knowing.
02:19:00.000All viewpoints are reasonable and could be held, right?
02:19:03.000And so who are you to say that gravity is what makes something fall?
02:19:08.000Maybe it's, I love that term, I heard it on Drunken Peasants about that, maybe it's intelligent falling instead.
02:19:14.000So this idea that all possible frameworks are acceptable creates this sort of fake tolerance, right?
02:19:23.000Where You know, who are we to judge about what is true or not?
02:19:27.000And so when somebody comes with a very dogmatic position, then they recoil at that, especially when that dogmatic position goes against the politically correct position.
02:19:37.000And so I think because of a very variety of confluence of factors, both academics and students are not armed to engage in reasoned debate.
02:19:48.000We'll be back with Gad Saad after the break.
02:19:50.000Of course, no less than Edward Snowden came out against this yesterday in a tweet.
02:19:54.000He said, quote, an individual trying to limit speech at universities is interested in neither university nor justice.
02:20:01.000That's what Edward Snowden said about this yesterday.
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02:26:18.000I wanted to touch on radical Islam because This is a subject that you've delved into, of course.
02:26:24.000Whenever I go really hard against Islam on social media, on Infowars.com, and merely question whether it deserves the title of the religion of peace, I immediately get death threats.
02:26:41.000You know, I posted an image of ISIS toilet roll on Facebook.
02:26:45.000Got death threats consistently for about two weeks, which again is why I question whether it's a religion of peace.
02:26:51.000But you've been critical of some of the tenets of Islam, you've looked at the Quran, and you've criticized liberals for basically not daring to oppose what is fundamentally an illiberal belief system.
02:27:04.000So how are liberals able to excuse and justify their immediate abandonment of liberal principles when it comes to criticism of Islam?
02:27:14.000I think that's the big blind spot of so-called liberals, or again, I prefer to call them the regressive leftists, a term that is really taking off in the public discourse.
02:27:25.000I think it's because they make the mistake of assuming that Islam is a religion of the marginalized, of people of color, and therefore when I look into my playbook of liberalism and progressive Progressivism.
02:27:44.000I know that I should not be criticizing people of color because we all know that it's the patriarchy that's bad, it's the white man that's bad, and therefore I'm faced here with a dilemma.
02:27:55.000Is it okay for me to criticize the behavior of others if they score high on the victimology poker hand or not?
02:28:03.000Now, there is a new brand of liberals, and I like to think that I'm included in that group, that says, look, if you truly believe in fundamental liberal values, then you have to expect that all ideologies are fair game when it comes to criticism.
02:28:21.000Regrettably, the regressive leftists are not willing to do that.
02:28:25.000Again, because they view it as racist, phobic, bigoted to criticize an ideology.
02:28:33.000When we repeatedly state that you are not attacking individuals, Most Muslims are undoubtedly perfectly lovely people, and yet the ideology to which they subscribe might contain tenets that are open for criticism.
02:28:48.000Surely that should be a liberal value that we all hold dear.
02:28:54.000And even the Pope came out, you know, after Charlie Hebdo and said, you shouldn't make fun of people's religions, you shouldn't insult people's religions, that's not part of free speech, again.
02:29:07.000What I wanted to ask, though, is, you know, we've had polls in France a few months ago.
02:29:11.000They found that 25% of young people in France, this is 18 to 25 year olds, 25% in France support ISIS.
02:29:20.000That doesn't mean they're violent militants, it doesn't mean they're going to go and be terrorists, but ideologically they support ISIS.
02:29:27.000We've found similar numbers in other European countries.
02:29:31.000I'll ask this question after the break, we're going to talk about that.
02:29:33.000We're going to give Gad Saad the final word on evolutionary consumption as well, and we're going to plug his YouTube channel, tell you how you can get his books.
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02:30:10.000A paranoid professor quits UT after the university allows concealed carry.
02:30:16.000A University of Texas professor is quitting his job and moving from Austin to Australia because of the university's decision to allow students to carry concealed handguns on campus.
02:30:28.000Economics professor Daniel Hammermesh is now worried that a disgruntled student might bring a gun into the classroom and start shooting.
02:30:37.000The issue is not so much somebody coming into the classroom from the outside.
02:30:41.000It's rather a student in the classroom or more likely a student in my office who's upset about a grade and who pulls a gun on me.
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02:33:55.00025% of young people show ideological support for ISIS.
02:33:58.000Similar polls in other European countries.
02:34:01.000Just quickly on this Gadsad, how wide of the mark is this idea that advocates of radical Islam are only a tiny, tiny minority?
02:34:11.000Well, I guess it depends how we define extremists, right?
02:34:14.000And I think Sam Harris tried to make that point.
02:34:17.000So if you say an extremist is somebody who holds very violent views and is willing to act on them, well then it might be just a very small few percentages.
02:34:25.000If it's people who support those guys, but then are not willing to themselves engage in the actual violence, then it becomes much larger.
02:34:35.000If you like, the concentric circle gets larger depending on how we define extremism.
02:34:40.000But even if the number were very small, right?
02:34:42.000I mean, let's be charitable and say 5% of all people who are adherents of Islam are the most problematic.
02:34:51.000Well, 5% of 1.6 billion people is still a very sizable number.
02:34:56.000And so to argue that it is irrational, it is Islamophobic, right?
02:35:01.000It is a term that actually makes it Insane for you to be afraid of that threat, right?
02:35:08.000You suffer from an irrational phobia if you're fearful of that 5%.
02:35:13.000That's how, again, you shut down debate, right?
02:35:15.000Because people are going to think twice before they try to criticize an ideology that's going to certainly come after you, if not physically, to harm your reputation.
02:36:09.000I could look at a particular tenet and criticize it without in no way implying any hatred or bigotry to people who are adherents of that religion.
02:36:19.000Okay, just finishing up, I wanted to give you basically an open platform for a couple of minutes.
02:36:28.000Explain to the listeners what this is and what it tells us about human behavior.
02:36:32.000So basically, contrary to most consumer psychologists, all consumer psychologists, which basically looked at consumer behavior as something that's learned, right?
02:36:40.000We are socialized to become consumers.
02:36:42.000We learn it from advertising, we learn it from movies, we learn it from our parents, from our peers.
02:36:47.000I came along and said, well, of course the environment matters.
02:36:49.000Yes, part of what makes us consumers is our unique environments, but there must be some indelible features of our evolutionary history that manifests itself when we put on our consumer hats.
02:37:04.000And so the work that I do looks at these biological underpinnings.
02:37:08.000So let me just give you a tangible example in case some of your viewers might not know what I'm talking about.
02:37:13.000So I did a study where I looked at how do women alter their beautification practices?
02:37:23.000And I looked at that as a function of where they were in their menstrual cycle.
02:37:28.000Specifically, I argue that at the point of their menstrual cycle where they are in the ovulatory phase and the fertile phase, this is where they would want to advertise themselves in the mating markets, right?
02:37:40.000And therefore, we did a study, this was one of my former doctoral students, where we tracked women's behavior for 35 continuous days because 35 days covers The length of most menstrual cycles.
02:37:53.000When women are maximally fertile, they signal, right?
02:37:56.000To go back to the signaling question that we were talking about earlier.
02:37:59.000Well, that particular research question would have never been within the purview of a consumer psychologist who didn't recognize that consumers are biological beings that are shaped by these evolutionary forces.
02:38:12.000So what I try to do basically is marry biology and evolutionary theory in the context of consumer behavior.
02:38:20.000And some of your videos on this have been really fascinating.
02:38:22.000Again, just in closing, tell people how they can find your YouTube channel, your Twitter and some of your books.
02:38:40.000So slash, I don't remember the exact thing, but if you do Gatsad, you'll find me.
02:38:47.000Each of my videos is called The Sad Truth and whatever the number is of that video.
02:38:52.000I cover all sorts of things, evolutionary psychology, consumer behavior, politics, the thought police, religion, and then of course they could follow me on Twitter at GADGADSAAD or they could go to my public Facebook page, Dr. period, GAD period, sad.
02:40:54.000And I think what people worry about with political correctness is they're going to offend somebody and be obnoxious, and they don't want to appear obnoxious, and I do that anyway, but being biblically correct, I'm less likely to do that.
02:41:06.000So, again, so we've got the presidents.
02:41:10.000Paul, I'm going to be there, and there may be a specific candidate you'd like to ask a question of, and you don't have Jeb Bush there in one of his shills to do it.
02:41:24.000I'm going to do it, and my organization will do it.
02:41:27.000It's going to be a town hall question and answer, but for those people that can't make it, we're going to have them Twitter their question.
02:41:39.000Be sure to call us back and tell us what happened, but sounds like a very good idea to challenge some of these Republican candidates, especially on their flip-flopping when it comes to the likes of Donald Trump.
02:42:38.000No, I'm just saying, I mean, these reviews are unsolicited.
02:42:41.000We don't ask people to call in and say this stuff.
02:42:43.000Which is why, if you look on the actual InfoWarsStore.com website, we have all these independent third-party reviews of people who've got these products and they work for them.
02:42:52.000And we get people calling in the show on a regular basis.
02:43:06.000But go ahead, what was your other point today?
02:43:10.000Um, my little brother is in high school.
02:43:12.000He was a junior last year and I got him to start listening to the show with me.
02:43:16.000Um, last year when he was a junior, his history teacher told him that the Constitution was only meant to last 50 years.
02:43:25.000They're trying to teach children that the Constitution is outdated and that we need something new.
02:43:30.000No, and you see that in a lot of the exam papers, really rubbishing the Constitution, introducing the idea that it's, you know, amenable, changeable, and really not teaching true American history, teaching this progressive slant on everything that America is bad and that we have to atone for our sins and all that kind of stuff.
02:43:49.000So, you know, it's really a problem and it's why homeschooling is becoming more and more popular.
02:44:01.000Hey, go ahead, you're on the air, what's your point today?
02:44:04.000I first want to say I'm delighted to be on the air with you, and I am an info warrior.
02:44:10.000I want to make two points today, simply and as beautifully as I can, in a positive sense, and you've been asking for positive input, which we need.
02:44:23.000We're overwhelmed as a nation and a world with the information just invading us all areas.
02:44:30.000I'm a man that's focused and one of the things I want to stop today with you and say, Mr. Obama made a statement to the nation about trusting him and government.
02:44:47.000That hit me because this is the issue for informed people.
02:44:53.000For people that are aware of what's going on, there is no trust.
02:45:00.000And perhaps it's time for us to boldly step up and say, well, our U.S.
02:45:07.000motto has been, in God we trust, even the Feds put it on our money.
02:45:12.000In God we trust, maybe somebody would say, which God?
02:45:15.000And that would be a great question to discuss.
02:45:19.000Well yeah, we've got the article on Infowars.com, Obama, American suspicious of government, is paralyzing.
02:45:26.000And you know, he's made similar comments on this in the past.
02:45:29.000He's actually almost directly, not by name, but it was obvious, called out Alex Jones for Encouraging people to have distrust in government.
02:45:37.000It's not Alex Jones' fault that people have distrust in government.
02:45:41.000It's not Infowars' fault that they have distrust in government.
02:45:45.000It's the fact that you can't trust government.
02:47:34.0006013 G4A is how to exempt yourself to send notification to the IRS to withdraw your signature from the W-4, the contract where you're going to give them your money.
02:47:44.000Number three, keep your children in your home or privately school them, meaning you could hire a teacher Six people on a block, hire a teacher, and have that teacher teach your children what you want them to learn.
02:47:55.000The mass indoctrination would not be possible, except that we have these massive public school institutions.
02:48:10.000I'm going to try to bounce around real quick as fast as I can because I have a lot of stuff that you guys will find interesting.
02:48:16.000The odd thing that I heard this morning, you know, I was on NPR, which is kind of a strange source for this, but they said that Playboy is no longer going to be publishing fully nude women in their magazines because the political atmosphere has changed too much.
02:48:31.000So they've totally, you know, neutered, if you will, it down to maximum No, I mean, this is a theme that we've seen with sex-negative feminists, you know.
02:48:46.000Whether you agree with nude women in Playbill or not, I mean, whether you agree with porn or not, it's about preventing women from making their own choices.
02:48:55.000You know, they're banning grid girls, they're banning all kinds of avenues for women to have careers by using their attractiveness, by using their good looks.
02:49:04.000And it's basically, again, ugly, obnoxious feminists that nobody is attracted to, hating attractive, successful women.
02:49:13.000And that's why this politically correct wave of sex negativism, preventing women from doing what they want to, we're seeing it more and more.
02:49:35.000I was talking about here in Austin yesterday, there was an incredible display of chemtrail or vaportrail as one would perceive it.
02:49:46.000And the reason I'm calling is for the people that have a problem with the chemtrail explanation.
02:49:53.000They would say to me well commercial airlines are flying and just the conditions today are ripe for vapor trails and there's just vapor trails all over the place.
02:50:02.000Well today the conditions are the same and anybody take a look outside there's not a single single one hadn't been all day and yesterday I mean, the sky was painted.
02:50:15.000And then also, commercial airliners run in corridors, and the whole sky was painted with paper or chemtrails, as you would have it.
02:50:23.000And I just wanted to bring that up, and I wish that there would be somebody that's got the scientific whatever or the money to take some samples of the dust that's fallen on the city this week and have it analyzed and see what they've been spraying on us.
02:50:38.000They actually did analyse some of that.
02:50:39.000I think it was back five or six years ago.
02:50:41.000There was a news channel that analysed it, but it turned out that the original tests were wrong, so it's still up for debate.
02:50:47.000Obviously, different atmospheric conditions do produce different effects in terms of contrails, and it's an issue that we've covered at length.
02:50:55.000Gonna try and fit in one or two more of your calls in the final segment of the Alex Jones Show Live.
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02:54:28.000Of course, we've got the fourth hour coming up with David Knight.
02:54:31.000Moscow's embassy rocketed after US-armed Al-Nusra calls for killing Russians.
02:54:36.000This is an article by Kurt Nimmo up on Infowars.com.
02:54:40.000After the US provided insurgents in Syria with tons for ammunition and weapons, the Russian embassy in Damascus was struck by two rockets.
02:54:49.000AFP reports claim the rockets were fired by Islamist rebels from the eastern edge of the capital.
02:54:56.000No deaths or injuries were reported, but obviously now they're targeting Russia because of Russia's airstrikes against Syria.
02:55:03.000Again, this is about a week after John McCain came out and said, basically, we need to arm the rebels to an even greater degree so they can shoot down Russian fighter jets, again, threatening to cause World War III.
02:55:16.000And he basically said, Just like we did in Afghanistan.
02:55:19.000Just like we armed jihadists in Afghanistan.
02:55:22.000Which of course, you know, that was a cakewalk, wasn't it?
02:55:25.000That had no bad consequences whatsoever.
02:55:27.000Only the rise of Al-Qaeda, Osama Bin Laden and 9-11.
02:55:33.000So they've given these weapons to the FSA jihadists, they hand them on to al-Nusra, they hand them on to these other jihadist groups, they hand them on to ISIS in many cases, they defect to ISIS, and now we've got jihadists just outside of Damascus rocket attacking the Russian embassy.
02:55:49.000We've also got Zero Hedge reporting U.S.
02:55:53.000paradrops 50 tons of ammo to Syrian rebels.
02:55:56.000So it was in the media, you know, we're scaling back the arming of the Syrian rebels.
02:56:00.000They trained four or five moderates at a cost of $500 million.
02:56:05.000A complete failure of a policy, if you believe it was ever meant to fail in the first place.
02:56:11.000Now that Russia is actually wiping out ISIS, these NATO-armed, these U.S.-armed jihadists are targeting Russia to an even greater degree.
02:56:21.000Because they don't want Russia to wipe out ISIS because ISIS is allied with NATO in terms of toppling Bashar al-Assad.
02:56:28.000Final caller, Mike in Wyoming, you're on the air, go ahead Mike.
02:56:34.000I tried to make this point once before but apparently didn't...
02:56:40.000There's a good book called Surrendering Islam by a guy named Livingston that explains this radical, so-called fundamentalist Islam in Saudi and the other Gulf states.
02:56:51.000It was created by British intelligence back in the middle of the 19th century for the purpose of imploding Islam from within.
02:57:00.000They used a whacked-out character named Abdul Wahab As in Wahhabi, who hated Islam, wanted to go back to the pre-Islamic pagan gods.
02:57:15.000And you can distinguish these guys by the black satanic uniforms and flags that they fly.
02:57:23.000They are not true Islam, even though they've been led to believe that they are.
02:57:27.000That's not to say that ordinary Islam is necessarily compatible with the West, but these guys, the al-Nusra's and the ISIS and these other related sects, are heretics within Islam.
02:57:41.000And we don't want to go to war with the entire Islamic world, and it's important to make that distinction.
02:57:50.000I don't think that's a distinction that really translates.
02:57:53.000I mean, in a sense, ISIS have become rock stars to many Muslims, even immigrants living in European countries.
02:58:00.000We mentioned the polls earlier, you know, 25% of young people in France support ISIS, so it's a major problem tearing down this image that ISIS represents all Islam.
02:58:10.000Or the cool, the hip, the edgy side of Islam, when of course it's completely barbaric.
02:58:16.000That's going to do it though for the Alex Jones Show.
02:58:18.000We've got David Knight coming up for the fourth hour.
02:58:21.000Basically we're going to have a live coverage of the democratic debates tonight on the InfoWars Nightly News.
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03:00:26.000I'm David Knight, your host for this fourth hour, the news wrap-up, and we're going to talk a little bit about what's coming up tonight, the Democrat debate.
03:00:34.000Of course, we're going to be covering that live as part of the nightly news.
03:00:55.000You'll be able to send us your questions, your comments.
03:00:58.000And we're going to take a look at it because, you know, it's interesting to see how CNN is talking about how differently they're going to cover this debate than they did the GOP debate.
03:01:08.000CNN, Anderson Cooper will be the moderator this time.
03:01:11.000They had Jake Tapper moderate the last GOP debate, which was on CNN.
03:01:16.000Anderson Cooper says he's not going to try to mix this up and pit one candidate against another.
03:01:24.000We're going to pit them against their records.
03:01:26.000We're going to pit them against themselves, essentially, as well as against each other.
03:01:29.000I think it might be more interesting than people think.
03:01:32.000I don't think Bernie Sanders is going to rock the boat, and I think Hillary Clinton is going to play it pretty safe, unless somebody gets her mad.
03:01:39.000But I think that you've got three candidates there, two of them especially.
03:01:43.000Webb and O'Malley, who are pretty intelligent, I think they will come out swinging because they realize that from a horse race standpoint, this is essential for their survival.
03:01:54.000We had a DNC officer say she was disinvited from this particular debate because she had asked for more of them.
03:02:00.000They're only going to have six Democrat debates.
03:02:04.000So we're going to talk about that, but we've got other things that we want to talk about as well, because you know there's a race coming up for the House Speaker.
03:02:11.000Interesting to see how this has developed, because remember back during the summer before they went on recess, Mark Meadows from North Carolina introduced a motion for Boehner to vacate the seat.
03:02:22.000They laughed about it, said, oh, that's not going to go anywhere.
03:02:24.000Then they counted heads and they realized he could very well lose that motion.
03:02:29.000They went to recess and twisted some arms, found out they still couldn't do it.
03:02:33.000So Boehner abruptly announced his resignation or his retirement after meeting with the Pope.
03:02:40.000Then they came up to the point where they had an election scheduled.
03:02:43.000It was a private election which would precede the general election on the floor.
03:02:47.000They were going to select a Republican candidate so they could not be divided when they went to the floor because it's possible that a Democrat could get elected.
03:02:55.000If you divide it up between several Republicans.
03:02:57.000At that meeting, the frontrunner, as you probably know by now, Kevin McCarthy, stood up and abruptly resigned.
03:03:03.000At that point, Boehner stopped the meeting, there was wailing heard, and he said, we're not going to have the election.
03:03:23.000Executive orders, doing whatever he pleases.
03:03:25.000He says he's going to go around Congress.
03:03:28.000He doesn't want to wait for them to do this or that, so he's not going to go through the process of that.
03:03:32.000We see that the Congress has said they don't want to bother with a process of ratifying a treaty, so they pass the Fast Track Trade Authority.
03:03:41.000Now we've got Boehner saying, if you don't have my candidate in there, we're going to just stop the election.
03:03:46.000I will stay in office until I get a hand-picked candidate that I want.
03:03:51.000Is that the kind of government we want?
03:03:52.000I mean, this is absolutely amazing to me.
03:03:55.000He had two other candidates, and he just stops the election.
03:03:58.000So we're going to take a look at what's going on with some of these other candidates.
03:04:01.000Of course, the one that he wants is Paul Ryan.
03:04:04.000And he's putting out his demands, his lists, about how he wants to be presented the job without any conditions, without any questions about anything that he does.
03:04:13.000Essentially, he wants to be fast-tracked, just like the trade agreements.
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03:08:23.000I'm David Knight, your host on this fourth hour.
03:08:25.000We're going to look at the news wrap-up and we're going to talk a little bit about what's coming up tonight with the first of only six Democrat debates.
03:08:33.000People are anxiously waiting to see what's going to happen.
03:08:59.000I don't know, maybe he doesn't have really any hardcore things that he believes in, because quite frankly, if you do believe in something enough, I can't see how you can be that passive about it.
03:09:10.000But maybe he will wake up tonight and say something.
03:09:13.000But I think the other candidates will.
03:09:14.000I think that if they don't, they're finished.
03:09:16.000They can stick a fork in it because they're already at essentially zero percent.
03:09:21.000But we have some interesting candidates that are going to come up and we're going to be covering it live.
03:09:26.000We're going to be comparing what they say to what they've said before.
03:09:29.000We're going to be comparing what they say they will do to the Constitution, and we're going to talk a little bit about that, and you'll be able to join us with hashtag DemDebate.
03:09:38.000We're also going to talk in this hour about some developments in the House Speaker race, because I think it's absolutely appalling that John Boehner could just suspend an election, and it's still suspended, ignoring the motion to vacate the chair.
03:09:52.000This is the kind of authoritarian dictatorship That he has established there.
03:09:56.000That's why there's a rebellion against him.
03:09:58.000It isn't simply about the fact that they make promises to the electorate that they have no intention of following through with.
03:10:05.000It is also the way that he conducts himself as a petty tyrant and a dictator.
03:10:10.000So we're going to take a look at that as well.
03:10:12.000As well as some really creepy new technology that's coming from DARPA and from Google.
03:10:18.000DARPA wants a drone program that will vanish into thin air after they use it.
03:10:24.000They call it Project Icarus and we're going to talk about what's involved with that.
03:10:28.000Why would the Defense Department want something like that?
03:10:32.000Based on what we have seen recently with the bombing of a hospital, with the assassinations continuously of drones, I can imagine a lot of reasons why our government, the way they conduct themselves abroad, why they would want something that would disappear like a Mission Impossible message machine.
03:10:47.000Disavowing any knowledge or any presence that they've been there before.
03:10:50.000That's precisely what they're looking at with this device.
03:10:53.000Also, Google wants to start using its cars not just map streets, but to map pollution levels.
03:11:00.000And this brings up the whole issue of information sharing between corporations.
03:11:05.000Spying on you, using total surveillance, passing that information on to the government.
03:11:10.000And then using that to establish a total control grid.
03:11:13.000So we're going to talk about both of those.
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03:12:05.000Alright, let's talk about this technology first before we go to politics.
03:12:08.000Because this is something that I think is very, very dangerous.
03:12:10.000And we always need to understand that they're going to sell the DARPA technology to us as something that is going to be beneficial to all mankind.
03:12:18.000This is like the aliens in the Twilight Zone who come to Earth And they've got this book to serve mankind, and then you find out at the end it's a cookbook?
03:12:26.000Okay, that's precisely what this is about.
03:12:28.000DARPA is about creating weapons, folks.
03:12:44.000It puts all of this in a historical context.
03:12:46.000You can see what these people have been doing for 60 plus years after the Operation Paperclip where they brought German scientists over and just see how this has gone off the rails.
03:12:56.000But here's the latest example of this.
03:12:58.000DARPA wants drones that will vanish into thin air.
03:13:00.000They call it Project Icarus and they've even got their own little acronym here.
03:13:38.000Listen to the way that it's going to disappear.
03:13:40.000And of course, naming it after Icarus, they're referring consciously to the Greek mythology figure, the guy who got wings of wax and he flew too close to the sun, the wings melted and he crashed to the earth.
03:14:14.000You know, when they have all these projects of robots and everything, it's not so that they can go in and control a nuclear emergency at a plant like Fukushima.
03:14:24.000Yeah, it could be used for something like that.
03:14:28.000They've got in mind a Terminator system.
03:14:30.000They've got in mind autonomous killing machines.
03:14:33.000That's where they're headed with all this stuff.
03:14:35.000They're headed to an arms race with that.
03:14:37.000But when we look at this drone thing, especially in light of the most recent atrocity from the Obama administration, where they continually attack the hospital for 30 minutes, and I've mentioned this many times and I think we really need to hammer this hypocrisy from Obama, that two days after the shooting in Oregon, His military shoots up a hospital that people knew about for quite a long time.
03:15:00.000They've been notified repeatedly about this.
03:15:02.000They've been given the GPS coordinates about it.
03:15:05.000And they had been notified just a couple of days before this happened.
03:15:08.000And as it was happening, it wasn't a single bomb that landed on this hospital.
03:15:11.000It was under continuous attack for 30 minutes.
03:15:14.00030 minutes while they called both the Afghan and the Pentagon, the Afghan government and the Pentagon, telling them that they were under attack.
03:15:24.000This is a war crime when you deliberately target hospitals.
03:15:28.000And of course we got a different answer every day from the Pentagon.
03:15:31.000Now they have finally come out and said, well, we're going to pay the families, but we're not going to give you any details about how this happened or what we might possibly do to change it.
03:15:40.000So rather than investigate this, because Doctors Without Borders is not trying to do what I think they ought to do, and that is go for a war crimes investigation.
03:15:52.000They're simply saying, we would like to open up an investigation to see how this happened.
03:16:01.000He won't do any kind of an investigation.
03:16:04.000They're stonewalling on this other than saying that they're going to give them money, but they're not going to admit that they did anything wrong.
03:16:09.000Meanwhile, Obama goes to Oregon and grandstands over a shooting that happened from one individual who was most likely, from everything we've seen, hyped up on drugs.
03:16:21.000This is the hypocrisy with which they roll.
03:16:24.000And of course, that's why they would like to have a drone that would disappear, because they're doing open assassinations.
03:16:29.000You remember back in the 1960s and 70s, it was absolutely outrageous during the church hearings when the CIA admitted that they were involved in assassination attempts.
03:16:40.000That they had these specialized guns that could not be traced.
03:16:44.000That would shoot the bullet, and the bullet would dissolve.
03:16:47.000Now we have a government that openly engages in drone assassinations, and openly talks about the fact that it isn't necessarily the bullet that's going to dissolve, but the delivery vehicle is going to dissolve, so they can't trace it back to them.
03:17:01.000That's the kind of criminal mindset of these people.
03:17:04.000Now we talk about things dissolving like vampires.
03:17:08.000We need to realize that in the past we've had Manning who went to jail exposing videos of the US military attacking innocent civilians and then shooting up the ambulance when it came and laughing about it.
03:17:43.000But they have this interesting statement.
03:17:46.000They said, officers remain committed to executing the arrest warrant against Julian Assange and presenting him before the court, and they vowed to deploy a number of overt and covert tactics to arrest him.
03:19:17.000Rear end fires, they burst into flames because the rear end was not protected.
03:19:22.000When you look at the pictures, and you can see that one picture, all the devastation is right there at the passenger level.
03:19:29.000And we said at the time it was possible that the car could have been hijacked, it could have been driven at high speed, it could have then been blown up down the road, that would cause the engine to eject down the road, and then the car to turn into that tree.
03:19:40.000Because you look at that, where that hit that tree, it's not crashed.
03:19:44.000So take a look, go to the internet, take a look at this, take a look at the pictures of Michael Hastings, go to the Daily Mail story, take a look at that car, and ask yourself if we're crazy conspiracy theorists.
03:19:55.000It's just like the buildings that didn't fall down.
03:19:59.000All the skyscrapers, they don't fall down when they catch fire, folks.
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03:24:21.000I'm David Knight, your host in this fourth hour on this Tuesday, October 13th, 2015.
03:24:26.000Tonight is going to be the first of only six Democrat debates.
03:24:30.000And I say only because Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who is an unshakable ally of Hillary Clinton, Basically, it's not going to change anything.
03:24:40.000She punished one lady, a representative congresswoman from Hawaii who said that she thought there ought to be more debates.
03:24:48.000She'll be watching that at home in Hawaii because, you know, you just don't push back against the power brokers in Washington, whether it's the Democrats like Wasserman Schultz or whether it's Republicans like John Boehner.
03:24:59.000This is a dictatorship of the leadership in charge.
03:25:04.000Now we had an article up yesterday about the dismal Democrat debate by Kurt Nemo.
03:25:08.000We had some interesting quotes in there from John Whitehead pointing out that really this is not going to change things in America.
03:25:17.000But I think it's very important to be aware of what's going on because you need to know the direction that we're going.
03:25:24.000You need to understand where the people who want to take your freedoms are going.
03:25:28.000That's one of the reasons to watch this.
03:25:30.000He says the American people remain eager to be persuaded that a new president in the White House can solve the problems that plague us.
03:25:36.000Yet no matter who wins this next presidential election, you can rest assured the new boss will be same as the old boss.
03:25:42.000We, the permanent underclass in America, will continue to be forced to march in lockstep with the police state and, in all matters, public and private.
03:25:53.000He says establishment presidential candidates from Clinton to Bush and the rest of the single digiters are show horses for the 1% elite.
03:26:00.000Those who are the controllers, the masterminds, the shadow government, the police state, the surveillance state, the military-industrial complex, understand that no matter which party occupies the White House in 2017, the unelected bureaucracy that actually calls the shots will continue to call the shots.
03:26:18.000That's why I say when we look at these presidential elections, it really is like being presented with a red pill and a blue pill.
03:26:26.000They're both there to make you feel that you're going to accomplish something, that you're participating in something.
03:26:32.000You need to be able, that's why we have this permanent entrenched bureaucracy that the Congress has abdicated their authority to, and that's why I think our efforts need to be focused, need to be focused at the local level where we can shut down.
03:26:47.000that bureaucracy using state and local government and jury nullification and state nullification, all the tools that we still have legally and constitutionally available to us.
03:26:55.000We need to be trying to contain this out of control federal government, this out of control federal bureaucracy.
03:27:00.000But we need to understand who the enemies are.
03:27:03.000So tonight we're going to cover this debate live.
03:27:05.000You can follow this with Dem, hashtag DemDebate.
03:27:09.000You can make comments and questions to us.
03:27:11.000We're going to be commenting on this debate as it moves along.
03:27:15.000We're going to be comparing what they say to what they've said before and to what the Constitution says and what we want to see happen.
03:27:22.000Understand, too, that with the Democrats, you're going to get a more honest presentation of where they want the big centralized government to go than you're going to get with the Republicans.
03:27:32.000The Republicans are always going to pay lip service to small government, unless it's on foreign policy.
03:27:38.000There they want the American empire that's going to basically go abroad and kick butt, okay?
03:27:44.000And no limits on what it's going to do.
03:27:46.000But on most other issues, they will talk about a small government.
03:27:52.000We've seen it from all the leadership of the Republican Party.
03:27:57.000With the Democrats, you are going to see what they really want to do, where they really want to go.
03:28:03.000You need to watch it, because you need to get yourself scared and fired up to do something, not necessarily about the presidential race, but something at the local level.
03:28:12.000Now, when we look at what's going on tonight in terms of just the sheer horse race aspects of it, the politics of it, of course, Joe Biden is not going to be there tonight, but I certainly expect him to be jumping in.
03:28:22.000He will probably wait until after the debate so that he can steal the thunder from whoever may rise up from it.
03:28:29.000He may even announce during the debate, who knows, but CNN is basically begging him to show up.
03:28:35.000They even tweeted out a picture of the podium and said, wait, if Joe jumps in, we've got a podium already set up for him.
03:28:42.000But it's also going to be interesting that CNN has already announced through Anderson Cooper that they're not going to pit the Democrats against each other tonight like they did the Republicans.
03:28:51.000You remember how Jake Tapper would go in and he would say, well, you know, Donald Trump said this about you.
03:29:00.000I mean, it was like some kind of reality TV show, like I said, it's like Celebrity Big Brother, where they mention individual digs that somebody's taken at each other.
03:29:11.000And it's not just Trump taking digs at other people, it's other people taking digs at Trump.
03:29:14.000And so it was constantly mixing it up with very, very petty questions.
03:29:18.000But of course, Anderson Cooper says, we're not going to do that with the Democrats, because these are all serious people, because they're Democrats.
03:30:10.000A paranoid professor quits UT after the university allows concealed carry.
03:30:16.000A University of Texas professor is quitting his job and moving from Austin to Australia because of the university's decision to allow students to carry concealed handguns on campus.
03:30:28.000Economics professor Daniel Hammermesh is now worried that a disgruntled student might bring a gun into the classroom and start shooting.
03:30:37.000The issue is not so much somebody coming into the classroom from the outside.
03:30:41.000It's rather a student in the classroom or more likely a student in my office who's upset about a grade and who pulls a gun on me.
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03:33:27.000As we were just talking in the last segment, we're going to be covering the Democrat debate live tonight with comments.
03:33:33.000And the hashtag, if you want to join us on that, is going to be hashtag DemDebate.
03:33:37.000We'll be joining that about half hour after the nightly news begins.
03:33:41.000Leanne McAdoo will be hosting the nightly news, and then we'll be covering live the Democrat debate with comments.
03:33:47.000And I want to go back and talk about exactly what some of the Uh, issues before them are and how they've adjusted their position on some vital issues.
03:33:54.000There's not too many issues that are really going to come up of any consequence, I believe, but of course there's going to be some, like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, that I think may play into this tonight.
03:34:05.000So it'll be interesting to hear back and forth about that.
03:34:07.000Perhaps this debate will serve the purpose of educating people as to the dangers of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
03:34:14.000The only Democrat candidate who has come out saying that he would support that, and he's not a candidate yet officially.
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03:35:20.000Now getting back to the debate, what are the debate goals tonight?
03:35:24.000There's a lot of people saying what do the candidates need to accomplish?
03:35:28.000Well of course Hillary Clinton needs to convince people that she's real.
03:35:32.000It's become such a joke that Rolling Stones last week said, there is no real Hillary Clinton.
03:35:39.000And what they were talking about, of course, was the way that she was flip-flopping on all these different issues.
03:35:44.000She had supported the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Transatlantic Partnership, these secretly negotiated corporate deals that we still are not allowed to see, even though they say they finished it more than a week ago.
03:35:58.000Only the corporations who wrote this are allowed to see it.
03:36:02.000Are you going to run as a candidate for a populist party and defend a secret trade agreement that was written by corporations that nobody is allowed to see?
03:36:13.000And of course, we know that it's about much more than trade.
03:36:19.000Just like she says she's now against the Keystone Pipeline.
03:36:22.000When in reality, Hillary Clinton and the State Department We're the only parts of the Obama administration that were for the Keystone Pipeline before.
03:36:30.000So now she's been on all these different sides of the issue.
03:36:32.000And again, as I've said before, my problem with the Keystone Pipeline is the fact that it involves the same kind of international, multinational, corporate cronyism that we see with these trade partnerships, so-called partnerships or treaties.
03:36:46.000They don't want to call them a treaty because they don't want to go through a constitutional process to approve a treaty, but they are treaties.
03:36:52.000With the Keystone Pipeline, they're going to allow a Canadian company to confiscate people's farms.
03:38:06.000And he's reversed himself on gun control, just like Hillary has reversed herself on these trade deals on the Keystone Pipeline and multinational crony capitalism.
03:38:16.000Bernie Sanders is now showing his flexibility on gun control.
03:38:20.000That's the way the Wall Street Journal puts it.
03:38:21.000You know that conservative Republican paper?
03:38:25.000They come out and they say, Bernie Sanders signals flexibility on gun control.
03:38:30.000No, what he's signaling is that he is is kowtowing to the Democrat orthodoxy saying that he's going to destroy the Second Amendment when before he wouldn't do that.
03:38:42.000So if you say that you're going to destroy people's inalienable rights that are guaranteed in the Constitution, the Wall Street Journal calls that flexibility.
03:38:50.000Listen to what he said on Meet the Press on Sunday.
03:38:54.000He says, Is there evidence that gun manufacturers do know that they're selling a whole lot of guns in an area that really should not be buying that many guns?
03:39:06.000That many guns are going to these areas probably for criminal purposes?
03:39:15.000So he says, you know, if you're a gun manufacturer and you're selling what Bernie Sanders thinks are too many guns in a particular area, then maybe you've got some liability issues here.
03:39:27.000Because there shouldn't be that many guns going to that area.
03:39:30.000Who is he to decide how many guns people in a given area should be buying?
03:40:11.000It was really for the militia to protect our country from foreign invaders, from domestic governments that overstep themselves.
03:40:18.000That was to be our line of protection, not to have a standing army.
03:40:22.000I'd have a standing army of police or military in our country, but that's what we have now.
03:40:27.000Now what are some of the other candidates going to do?
03:40:28.000Well, they say they're going to play it safe.
03:40:30.000Anderson Cooper is not going to really try to mix it up with these guys, but I think that Webb and O'Malley realize that they have to mix it up.
03:41:41.000That was a big mistake for us to start occupying territory.
03:41:44.000It was also a big mistake for us to Follow the lies of the Bush administration and attack a country that didn't have anything to do with it, even by their own admission.
03:41:52.000Maybe what we should do is not only do not occupy, but do not invade.
03:41:56.000Maybe that would be something that we, you know, I think I remember something about avoiding foreign entanglements from our original founders.
03:42:04.000On the Republican side, we've got Marco Rubio winning the very first primary.
03:43:36.000I think it's interesting that not only did he not become a Republican until then, but when he registered to vote in Maryland, he didn't really participate too much.
03:43:46.000He really wasn't very politically active.
03:43:49.000He voted in the general elections of 2004, 6, 8, 10, and 12, but never in any primaries.
03:43:57.000And I think that kind of explains why he really is kind of clueless when it comes to the Constitution and individual liberty.
03:44:06.000This is a guy who supports violating your informed consent.
03:44:10.000He supported in the past the same types of stuff that we just heard from Bernie Sanders.
03:44:15.000Hey, if you got a gun, and you can have a gun if you live in the country, but you know, if you're in the city, maybe people in the city shouldn't have guns.
03:44:24.000Would he be the kind of brain surgeon you would want if he'd never read a book on anatomy?
03:44:29.000Well, he's not the kind of president I want.
03:44:31.000No matter how good a man he is, no matter how honest he is, he doesn't seem to be interested in understanding the fundamental principles that created this country.
03:44:40.000I talked about this a little bit last night on the nightly news, the back and forth about Columbus Day, the controversy.
03:44:46.000We've had nine cities, most of them recent, saying that they're not going to celebrate Columbus Day, they're going to celebrate a Indigenous People's Day or something like that.
03:44:56.000And we played some comments from Russell Means, who I respect a great deal.
03:45:00.000Russell Means is very angry about Columbus' history.
03:45:03.000But you know, there were bad things that Columbus did.
03:45:05.000There were bad things that happened with the Native Americans here.
03:45:08.000They also had slavery and genocide and war.
03:45:11.000It's not just something that was done by Europeans.
03:45:15.000Where we need to come together is we need to look at our shared understanding of individual liberty, what was enshrined in our Constitution.
03:45:25.000And we need candidates who have a history of that, who have an experience of that, who have passion for that.
03:45:31.000We don't need people who are absolutely disinterested in that, who simply want to put themselves up as president for whatever reason.
03:45:38.000And we would go back and we'd look at the party platform of the small independent.
03:45:58.000Nah, they don't talk about that except, you know, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
03:46:02.000But other than that, they don't talk about liberty or freedom.
03:46:04.000They talk about rights in a couple of places.
03:46:06.000They do get some things right in terms of fiscal responsibility, having recall of elected officials, restrict taxing authority to only elected boards, and that sort of thing.
03:46:16.000A really kind of strange ad hoc collection of issues here.
03:46:20.000They do put out the fact they think that health care should be a right.
03:46:23.000I'm sorry, but that's rights in my opinion.
03:46:27.000Let's understand this, because Barack Obama understood this when he ran.
03:46:30.000He made a distinction between negative rights and positive rights.
03:46:36.000Now he said, and he was right, Barack Obama said, the Constitution talked about negative rights.
03:46:41.000It says, you're going to have rights that are guaranteed that the government can't take these things away from you.
03:47:02.000You know, you have a right to food, you have a right to this, you have a right to health care, which means that you've got to hold a gun to somebody else's head to provide that for you.
03:47:33.000That's why they're opening the borders, because they want to take everything down.
03:47:37.000Now, I also want to talk about the other race that's out here, and that's the race for House.
03:47:43.000Speaker, we had Boehner step down, and then when it looked like, when his candidate stepped down, he said, alright, we're not going to have the election.
03:47:50.000Let's talk a little bit about a couple of the guys that would have been on that ballot for election.
03:47:58.000I talked about this last week, and we put up a video called The Devil and Daniel Webster, because that's essentially the choice that we've got right now.
03:48:07.000We've got some devils that are being put out there by John Boehner, and we've got Daniel Webster.
03:48:12.000And it's interesting, because you may not agree with Daniel Webster on every one of the issues, but I think one of the things that he has right, and he served as Speaker of the House in Florida.
03:48:22.000And as articles from NPR and National Review point out, he essentially flattened the hierarchy.
03:48:31.000He's saying, I'm not going to dictate things like John Boehner.
03:48:34.000That would be a huge start, to do that.
03:48:37.000To actually let the representatives that we've elected do some things, rather than do what they were elected for.
03:48:45.000Follow some of the issues that they were elected for rather than throwing them out of committees and making them completely powerless if they don't do exactly as you dictate.
03:48:53.000That's been the leadership style of John Boehner and we can still see that leadership style in the way he's handling the election to replace him.
03:49:01.000Shutting it down arbitrarily and saying, we're not going to have an election until I get a candidate that I want.
03:49:06.000So we had Daniel Webster, who had been a Speaker of the House in Florida.
03:49:10.000He said he wanted to flatten the pyramid of power.
03:49:14.000Also, they say in National Review that he has a surprisingly diverse appeal as Speaker.
03:49:20.000They say he's a legend in Florida politics.
03:49:22.000They say for a good solid 10 plus years, Daniel Webster was Florida politics, not just Republican, but both.
03:49:28.000And if he didn't sign off on something, it didn't happen.
03:49:34.000Maybe we could get our representatives to actually do some of the things we've elected them to do if we got rid of this globalist leadership that is exactly the same as the Democrats.
03:49:45.000As I pointed out before, one of the reasons to watch tonight is because the Democrats are going to be honest about their agenda.
03:49:51.000Their globalist, multinational, corporatist agenda, for the most part.
03:49:56.000They'll say they're not for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, when in reality they will support that.
03:50:01.000We need to understand where they're pushing for government because we know that unless we change the leadership in the House and the Senate from McConnell and Boehner, we are going to get exactly the same thing.
03:50:11.000Now one of the other guys who was running was Jason Chaffetz and there's been a controversy with him just like there was with Kevin McCarthy, the guy who stepped down, the guy who is currently number two.
03:50:21.000Remember Kevin McCarthy went on the Sean Hannity Show And said that he bragged about the fact that Hillary Clinton's poll numbers plummeted after the Benghazi investigation, implying that that was the purpose of the Benghazi investigation.
03:50:35.000And quite frankly, I think that was the purpose of the leadership.
03:50:38.000Simply to score cheap political points.
03:50:40.000I don't think they wanted to put anybody in jail.
03:50:42.000I don't think they wanted to change anything.
03:50:44.000That's been the case over and over again with Obama, with Clinton.
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03:54:25.000I'm David Knight, your host, and this is our last segment of the fourth hour of the news wrap-up.
03:54:30.000Joining us in this segment is Leanne McAdoo.
03:54:32.000We're going to talk about what's coming up tonight on the nightly news.
03:54:35.000It's interesting, Leanne, that there were literally hundreds of thousands of people protesting these secret multinational trade agreements in Europe.
03:54:45.000And yet, in America, there's very little talk about it.
03:54:47.000I think this may come up tonight when we cover the debate.
03:54:51.000It may come up tangentially, in the sense that Hillary Clinton has flip-flopped on this.
03:54:56.000But what we see over and over again is that the Democrats, of course, will avoid talking about the central issue, which is one of sovereignty, about trying to end sovereignty.
03:55:06.000They will focus instead on a unions versus corporations aspect.
03:55:10.000They will portray Hillary Clinton, and rightfully so, as a puppet of multinational corporations.
03:55:15.000I guess maybe, you know, one of the songs that she could use in her playlist would be the one from Pinocchio.
03:55:20.000I had strings, but there's no strings on me now.
03:55:30.000The hashtag is hashtag DemDebate if you want to join us, if you want to ask questions.
03:55:35.000And we're going to be commenting on it, kind of like the Mystery Science 3000 debate.
03:55:39.000Yeah, it's always a fun time when we cover the debates.
03:55:41.000It'll definitely be interesting to see if they even address her flip-flopping on the TPP and other issues as well.
03:55:48.000I think they're going to sear clear of Whereas in the last debate they openly admitted that they were going to try and get them fighting amongst each other.
03:56:21.000And they have it where you can actually, if you own one of these virtual reality headsets, you can watch the debate in 3D.
03:56:27.000So they say you can see what the candidates are doing when the camera is not on them.
03:56:31.000Of course, I'm sure they're not going to be able to go behind the candidates and see the strings that are pulling them and moving their mouths.
03:56:55.000You don't get that kind of question asked.
03:56:57.000And you know, there's an article that just came out today.
03:57:00.000Google Street View cars are now going to map the San Francisco Bay Area with pollution levels and they're going to go down, Leanne, even to the cigarette smoke level.
03:57:08.000And this is what we've been saying all along.
03:57:11.000Not only are they going to be using these robot cars from Google, self-driving cars they like to call them, they're robot cars from Google, from Uber.
03:57:17.000Not only are they going to use that to control our transportation, but they're going to use it to have complete total surveillance.
03:57:24.000Total control of transportation, total surveillance of us so they can spy on us, so they can tax us, and this is just one more example of how this is going to be used.
03:57:32.000And they do this, like the story we had about a year ago, a week ago rather, private database lets the police skirt license plate data limits.
03:57:40.000They always do this, like with CISPA, saying they're going to share information.
03:57:44.000You turn this information over to these companies so it's their information about you.
03:57:47.000So the companies can spy on you and not violate your Fourth Amendment, they say, and then they can turn that information over to the government.
03:57:55.000That's what's so concerning about this.
03:57:57.000And everyone scoffed when we pointed out how the Green Police commercial was really prepping you for this future Green Police, and lo and behold, it really is unfolding this way.
03:58:08.000That's precisely what they're going to do.
03:58:09.000So there's not going to be any talk about that.
03:58:11.000They're not going to talk about when they talk about the economy.
03:58:13.000They're not going to talk about the Federal Reserve manipulating people.
03:58:16.000I mean, we wouldn't want to go into that.
03:58:19.000But we're going to go into that tonight.
03:58:21.000We're going to talk about that even if they want.
03:58:25.000We're going to be covering the news will start at 7 central 8 p.m.
03:58:28.000Eastern the debate will start a half hour later 730 central 830 Eastern we will cover it for the entire two hours Leanne McAdoo will be there with me and Joe Biggs I believe is also going to be there so we're going to be commenting on the Democrat debate as it happens you can join us on Twitter hashtag dem debate