This week, the boys are joined by Alex Jones to talk about a variety of topics, including the recent diagnosis of a young woman with AIDS, the Bernie Sanders 2020 campaign, and much, much more! Plus, we introduce a new segment called "Meet the Podcasters" where we get to hear from some of our favorite podcasters.
00:02:34.000Music That's called the, I hit my, I hit my knee on the headphones and I completely lost all sound, because if nothing else, I have fantastically thick knees.
00:03:34.000Figure it out, put my finger on exactly what it is that bothers me so much about Bernie, and I know what it is.
00:03:39.000He acts and he paints all of his political opposition as billionaire special interests, as opposed to, in reality, half the country who disagree with his crazy s***.
00:07:00.000We'll talk about that with Alex Jones, because there's going to be plenty of time to talk about seeing Alex Jones.
00:07:05.000The big news, obviously, was Super Tuesday this week, where many Democrats, of course, saw their presidential aspirations vanish, the first of whom was Pete Buttigieg.
00:07:14.000And listen, we, of course, wish him well, but as with every other candidate, and as we've promised for you with every candidate, it is, Pete Buttigieg, time to close up shop.
00:07:24.000If there was a pill, if there was a pill that I could take and not be gay anymore, I would have jumped on it.
00:07:32.000Time to close. Endings and beginnings are ending and beginning now.
00:07:48.000That answers the question, is his mouth ever not full when he's Eskimo kissing?
00:07:52.000And even then he's cheating, he has a little bit of skull, right?
00:07:56.000But we have to actually cut that short because also Amy Klobuchar dropped out.
00:08:01.000I went and got a cup of soup and a salad and I'm ready to dive in, spoon mid-air and Senator Patty Murray of Washington State runs around, grabs my arm and she says, Amy, you just took the entire bowl of Thousand Island dressing and you're about to eat it.
00:08:16.000I said to her, that's what we do in Minnesota.
00:08:26.000It's always uncomfortable when someone tries to act as though it's a common reference.
00:08:29.000They're like, that's what we do in Minnesota.
00:08:30.000People are more in the know of my thick knees hitting the headphone jack than all Minnesotans eating the entire bottle of fast food.
00:08:54.000Now, like last week, where we misreported it, and that's just because we were incredibly irresponsible, this time, for real, Mike Bloomberg, you know, a lot of people dropped out.
00:09:02.000So, because we don't have enough staff or budget, here's a mix.
00:15:03.000Sometimes you can hear some people sort of laughing here because they're off to the side.
00:15:06.000I bought him, before there were keyboards, like Bluetooth keyboards, I bought him a keyboard for his iPhone, one of the early iPhones, a roll-out keyboard.
00:15:19.000No, it was a 10% restocking fee, and I had to speak with the manager, they had to call up the president, and they were using the old card swiping like, you know, that mechanical thing.
00:15:31.000They have one hell of an anti-gravity chair, though.
00:15:33.000So by the way, speaking of science, scientists, they've discovered a type of blind aquatic salamander that can live up to 100 years and sits mostly still, entirely still, for nearly a decade at a time.
00:16:06.000Internationally, by the way, over 100 LGBTQ filmmakers and artists have signed a pledge to boycott a Tel Aviv film festival in solidarity with Palestinian homosexuals.
00:16:17.000So they're all doing, yeah, they're, yeah, there you go.
00:16:33.000This is one thing, if you are gay, and you find yourself supporting Hamas, just look to the only area of that region that has a gay pride parade.
00:16:40.000And in Tel Aviv, it's really, really gay.
00:16:47.000And I don't know, I mean, we don't really have a ton of parades, for instance, because now we're told, obviously, it's not a choice, but gender is.
00:16:53.000There seems to be a parade for every... Okay, because you're gay?
00:17:20.000Finally, checking in with Lotta O'Connor's Crime Blotter, police in Florida seized a bag marked, Bag Full of Drugs, after finding that it was, in fact, full of drugs.
00:18:17.000We just keep saying every time someone dies outside, every time a white person dies, we're like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, someone died in China too.
00:20:02.000But I went to go see him, and I haven't got the test results back yet, but he has put me on a strict regime of bed rest, my doll, and Ryan Gosling films.
00:20:12.000Okay, see, that sounds to me like your doctor might be messing with you.
00:23:17.000I want to know what your main problem is with Bernie Sanders.
00:23:20.000Like I talked about, I think with Bernie, this is going to be really, really dirty going into the primaries.
00:23:24.000This is best case scenario for President Donald Trump.
00:23:27.000And I don't think that people are right when they assume that if Bernie drops out, his Bernie bros, the brown shirts, are going to be voting for Joe Biden.
00:23:34.000No, I don't think they're going to be voting for Joe Biden, and I think a higher percentage of them will vote for Trump than for Biden that people are accounting for.
00:23:49.000And certainly on issues of trade, on issues of war, they would line up with Trump more than Bernie.
00:23:53.000But my big issue with Bernie Is that he paints all of his political opposition, or he acts as though it's a monolith, where the only people who could ever even fathom opposing his policies must be special interest billionaires.
00:24:09.000And for context, this is what I'm talking about.
00:24:12.000Our campaign is about taking on the powerful special interests that dominate our economic and political life.
00:24:19.000Today, we have a corrupt campaign finance system with Wall Street and billionaires spending unlimited sums
00:24:37.000of money which is undermining American democracy.
00:24:42.000We need to take on all of the corporate elite.
00:24:45.000We need a government that works for working families, not just big campaign contributors.
00:24:50.000The way you bring people together is to make it clear that we're not going to give tax breaks to billionaires and large corporations.
00:24:59.000They're going to start paying their fair share of taxes.
00:25:01.000We will not accept a handful of billionaires controlling people.
00:25:09.000It's about having the courage to take on Wall Street, the insurance companies, the drug companies, the fossil fuel industry, the military-industrial complex!
00:25:29.000I think we would all agree, if what he was saying, or at least I guess sort of the premise there, if it were true, sure, Bernie would be the champion of the people.
00:25:37.000Waging war against the corrupt, rich, elite, got it, if you buy that premise.
00:25:43.000What if there are plenty of people out there who oppose Bernie's policies and ideas, and they're not billionaires?
00:25:48.000What if it's just a significant portion, potentially a plurality, or in some cases, a serious majority of Americans who are opposed to these policies proposed by Bernie Sanders?
00:25:58.000Well then, that changes things because Bernie's war is not with rich, elitist billionaires.
00:26:09.000The first example is that this is of him trying to frame the argument in demonizing 100% of his political opposition as it relates to fossil fuels and energy.
00:26:18.000I'm talking about Wall Street, the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the fossil fuel industry, the military-industrial complex, the private prison industry, and the large multinational corporations that exert such an enormous influence over our lives.
00:26:36.000Did you see a lot of the same buzzwords?
00:26:45.000He's just very clearly like, I hate conservatives and Republicans and Democrats and moderates and people with legs and people who work and people who don't work and people who live in America.
00:27:24.000But in reality here, when he's painting it with this broad stroke, his war is against you, middle class Americans who overwhelmingly like to drive your own cars as opposed to public transit, and often choose SUVs.
00:27:37.000And poll after poll after poll has shown that affordable gas is a very important issue to most Americans.
00:27:45.000By the way, it's even more important to non-wealthy Americans.
00:27:48.000Bernie doesn't think about how much it costs to gas up his Prius?
00:28:31.000It was a miracle if I got it over 70 miles an hour.
00:28:34.000Now, when gas is well below $2, you don't really think about it so much.
00:28:38.000But the poorest among us, gas is a bigger issue.
00:28:40.000And since you're Mr. Pole, it's those people!
00:28:43.000Who are most supportive of policy that would allow energy to be more affordable.
00:28:47.000And furthermore, by the way, when we're talking about solutions, this to me is always what's so remarkable.
00:28:51.000The solutions proposed by the left, they could not be more elitist.
00:28:55.000Electric cars, despite the subsidization and lobbying, how much subsidization to the point where my wife wanted to get a Tesla, not because we wanted a Tesla, because she wanted a self-driving car, because she can't be bothered to work.
00:29:12.000She has such a hard day having to deal with me providing for her.
00:29:22.000But she did want to get a Tesla, and I look into it, a new Tesla is cheaper than a used Tesla.
00:29:28.000That's how skewed the market is because of the tax credits when you take them all into account.
00:29:33.000Electric cars, the solution proposed by Democrats, completely out of reach for Americans, to all but the wealthiest elite.
00:29:39.000Most Americans cannot afford a Tesla, but they do want to be as safe and as comfortable as possible, so they can afford a used Explorer, so gas matters to them.
00:29:47.000Yeah, and it's like, elitists like Bernie Sanders, he should be at war with himself, because he is in that category, right?
00:29:52.000He's not saying millionaires anymore, he's saying billionaires.
00:29:58.000He is basically picking on a group of people that can afford it the least.
00:30:02.000We're in a transitional period right now.
00:30:03.000We're using fossil fuels because they are cheap.
00:30:05.000Whenever gas went to like four or five bucks a gallon, what, 10, 15 years ago for us, I would shift into neutral going downhill because I was very poor at the time and four bucks a gallon hurt.
00:30:29.000One thing I always find interesting about Bernie when he talks about a specific industry is he's forgetting that, sure, there are people who are making millions or billions of dollars and the companies may be making billions of dollars, but they're also spending billions of dollars on innovation, on fuel efficiency, on hiring engineers, all the way down to the people who are cleaning the offices Yeah, payroll.
00:30:48.000And the thing he never thinks about is, I'm going to destroy this industry.
00:30:51.000Okay, every voter that works in those companies, every voter that works in a company that's affiliated with one of those companies, know he's coming for you.
00:31:00.000Not just the CEO, not just the CFO, he's coming for you.
00:31:03.000When they can't afford to do their work anymore because there's a higher price, you will pay the price.
00:31:08.000And I think that's also why, you know, I used to say that Bernie would be the hardest candidate to beat in the general, as opposed to Joe Biden, but I think because the economy is doing so well right now.
00:31:15.000I think a lot of people who thought that they hated Donald Trump or hated more fiscally conservative policy have had to examine it and go, well, hold on a second.
00:31:24.000And they understand that they're having this sort of reverberation effect where, oh, we can be paid more because our employer is paying less in taxes.
00:31:36.000It's only his success combined with the hatred of him.
00:31:39.000For example, if you look at Ronald Reagan and even George W. Bush when we had a good economy, people didn't have the same disdain for him.
00:31:46.000George W. Bush, they kind of did, but it didn't force them to examine why we were successful economically because they didn't feel that they would have to argue against it.
00:31:55.000A lot of people I've come into contact with who hated Trump, they go, well, I did some research to try and rebut these arguments about the unemployment, the job participation.
00:32:12.000Speaking of which, let's move on to something that affects a lot of Americans, one of the biggest issues, healthcare, drug companies, right?
00:32:17.000This is kind of all lumped in together.
00:32:19.000Bernie, I don't think we have a clip for this one, but you can just take my word for it that Bernie Sanders hates insurance companies and drug companies, lest you think I'm lying.
00:32:27.000There's going to be someone like, well, where's the reference?
00:32:50.000So he frames this, right, when we're talking about insurance companies and we're talking about pharmaceutical companies.
00:32:54.000A lot of regulation, a lot of corruption with some of these companies, absolutely.
00:32:57.000But he frames it as though the only reason that we have private insurance in the United States is because of the wealthy elites pulling the strings.
00:33:05.000The presumption is that the only reason one could oppose his mandatory Medicare for All program is if they're wealthy elite.
00:33:11.000But in reality, his war is with You Americans, where over 83% of you are currently satisfied with your health insurance plan.
00:33:20.000And, by the way, his war is with 87% of Americans out there, you who are against a universal health care plan if it eliminates private insurance, which is exactly what Bernie Sanders' plan would do.
00:33:30.000Don't allow TYT, don't allow Seth Meyers, don't allow Trevor Noah or the TYT network funded by a foreign caliphate to tell you, well, Medicare for All, socialized healthcare, is immensely popular, right?
00:33:41.000This is not fringe, this is mainstream.
00:33:45.00087% of Americans, let's say it were lower.
00:34:37.000Now, the reason our drugs cost more is that other countries freeload off of our drug development and then impose price controls in their countries that drive American drug costs up.
00:34:46.000It's often socialist price controls in other countries that drive up American drug prices, not only the drug companies.
00:34:54.000Yeah, and it's $2.6 billion per new medication that comes out in 10 years of research and development.
00:35:00.000And our drug company spends some of the highest percentage of their revenue on R&D in any industry in the world, 20%.
00:35:07.000So taking money away from those people.
00:35:09.000By the way, name me a country and name me a product where price controls have worked.
00:35:35.000I would just say, just ask yourself this.
00:35:37.000If you were going to go buy medicine or drugs or a treatment or a remedy from somewhere, are you going to buy it from Venezuela or Cuba or Russia or Iran or Iraq?
00:35:49.000Or are you going to buy it from somewhere that has a strong capitalist society that allows for innovation and the conglomeration of wealth in one place so that you can spend ten years and multi-billion dollars on a single drug?
00:39:21.000He always tries to paint the voice of opposition to his ideas, his proposals, his gun policies, as though it must come from some sinister, or exclusively sinister, overlord organization.
00:39:32.000The Congress must do what the American people want, not what the NRA wants.
00:39:41.000Okay, but if we're talking about what the NRA wants versus what Bernie wants, which really isn't all that clear because he comes from the most pro-gun state in the union and he didn't really do a whole lot to change it.
00:39:50.000Still, most Americans would side with the NRA because his war, again, is with you, America.
00:40:13.000Now, a big reason, I don't know, this is just a theory, a big reason that they tend to be the highest percentage of gun owners is because they can't afford the armored car and security detail that Bernie Sanders has out there in Montpelier.
00:40:31.000Well, a lot of Americans, middle class Americans, if you look at that, they would live in the suburbs or they would live in rural areas where police response time might be slower.
00:40:46.000And never forget that the origination of a lot of gun restrictions were completely based on racism.
00:40:52.000They were saying, we're going to limit certain people in certain areas to be able to have them in predominantly affected minorities, and yet you see a huge movement of folks who are saying, look, if we can get rid of these restrictions and let people, regardless of their skin color, own firearms, then we're going to be a better place.
00:41:08.000Yet Bernie unironically tries to say that he is the candidate For people of color, even though he's insisting that we should make sure to keep guns out of the hands of minorities.
00:41:17.000Well, we can't have any more Tookie Williams running around.
00:41:36.000It's a genre and apparently he wiped his head with balloons.
00:41:42.000And the funniest thing, too, is Bernie Sanders saying, not the NRA, but he slips.
00:41:46.000And he's mentioned many times that his stances, his gun stances, are not popular with voters.
00:41:50.000He has routinely cited this as a reason for losing an election.
00:41:54.000Thirty years ago, I likely lost a race for the one seat for Congress in Vermont because thirty years ago I opposed I supported a ban on assault weapons.
00:42:33.000This goes back to your point, the claim from Bernie Sanders about tax cuts, right?
00:42:38.000He loves to say that Donald Trump, maybe the same thing with George W. Bush, that tax cuts are only about benefiting, and these are the people pulling the strings with the election, maybe you've bought this, the billionaire class.
00:42:48.000The billionaire class provides hundreds of millions of dollars in campaign contributions to Republicans.
00:47:04.000And I don't have the Bane poison mask on my forehead.
00:47:08.000He always cloaks it as that, but Bernie's war, I want you to look into the policies.
00:47:12.000I want you to look, like Bill said, about who will see a tax increase.
00:47:15.000I want you to look into the polls and the fact that Medicare for all would be mandatory, there would be no more private insurance.
00:47:19.000I want you to look into what his energy policies would do and what they have historically done with gas prices for the average middle class Americans.
00:47:26.000Bernie's war, I want to be as clear as humanly possible here.
00:47:31.000His war is not with the wealthy elite.
00:47:33.000His policies do not benefit most Americans, rich or poor.
00:52:43.000Yeah, well, you know, we talked about this actually earlier this week, George W. Bush, you know, the fool me once, fool me, you ain't gonna fool me again.
00:52:50.000I can kind of mentally, I'm sure you do this right, because we always talk ourselves.
00:52:54.000He was a linguist, orator, master online with Cicero or, you know, top Roman or Greek philosopher.
00:53:08.000Yeah, well, I think, George Bush, because you and I, we've talked about this, when you're always on camera, you obviously misspeak, and sometimes it's just actually just a little bit of a word whisker, or sometimes you talk yourself into a corner, and you go, oh, grammatically, I need to fix this phrase.
00:53:26.000Yeah, no, no, we're not cherry-picking this.
00:53:27.000Like, I've been watching live speeches, and I'm like, I get depressed watching and I'm like, how is a major party of the most powerful country in the world putting this on stage?
00:53:38.000You wouldn't put this at a third grader, uh, play.
00:53:41.000I mean, this is, this is, this is, I'm actually scared.
00:54:08.000I think he actually, and having had relatives who've had dementia, who've had Alzheimer's, this is pure speculation, but it really does seem as though there's something short-circuiting.
00:54:16.000And I will say this, Bernie Sanders, not as much.
00:54:54.000Hillary Clinton is going to be coronated, but Bernie Sanders is the movement candidate.
00:54:58.000I would talk about how he's not going away, all of his Bernie bros online, these are the people who are going to be staying around a while.
00:55:04.000Yeah, you were attacking the real communist grassroots.
00:55:06.000Yeah, because Hillary Clinton was, I mean, she's an amoeba, right?
00:55:14.000A little less enthusiasm, I would say, than the last go around.
00:55:17.000So I think it's a little bit of the same where it's Joe Biden's turn.
00:55:21.000And so the Democrats are so inflexible at this point and they kind of have the systems in place where they can somewhat guarantee it as best they can.
00:55:46.000And they've got all the same same type of PR, financial and corporate and governmental and political advisors that advised Bloomberg that he could be Mary Poppins and he could be do plays where he was a little mermaid.
00:56:02.000Oh, yeah, that's like licking people's food.
00:56:05.000I mean, these people are totally disconnected from reality and people.
00:56:29.000What happens as the dementia-addled, collapsing Biden is in a battle with Sanders, who is cogent, and has his communist and socialist armies?
00:56:40.000What does that look like the next five months?
00:56:42.000Well, that was going to be my question to you, but I go back and I think of, remember Matt Damon when he was talking about John McCain and Sarah Palin?
00:56:47.000He said, you know, if you do the actuary tables, there's a very strong chance that Sarah Palin could be president.
00:56:51.000I don't think someone this old should be president.
00:56:53.000And she could have the key to the nuclear codes, implying that John McCain could die.
00:56:57.000We're not hearing that so much about Bernie or Biden at this point.
00:57:00.000All of a sudden, age has gone out the window.
00:58:06.000And the way he's not stood up against censorship, the way he's cozied up to the dictator of Turkey, there's just a lot of missing spaces there.
00:58:15.000And then all the marbles are on Trump.
00:58:17.000What happens once he doesn't need his constituents, once he's president-elect?
00:58:21.000Because the media tried to say, oh, Jones secretly wanted Hillary in 2016.
00:59:25.000Either it could be a second term where he's unfettered, and right now he's trying to play it a little safe until he gets there so he can hopefully enact more positive change, or at that point, do you think it's more likely that we see a side of Trump that we don't like when he doesn't need his voters anymore?
00:59:39.000It could go either way, because typically a second term of a presidency is go hog wild and they get the bulk of their agenda done, the sort of things that might be a little bit harder to push through.
01:01:39.000I would like to see him do that, like you're talking about, in getting an answer from people at big tech and finally actually holding their feet to the fire.
01:01:45.000In determining the rules here going forward, because this is going to be the most important battlefront going forward as to whether companies want to identify as platforms or publishers, and what kind of protections they enjoy therein.
01:01:57.000I think we at least need an answer, and that's what we don't have.
01:02:01.000I think that's the first step, and I'm always amazed that it doesn't seem as though it's been pushed for.
01:02:05.000We've seen a couple of tweets about it, but we haven't seen nearly as much action as I'd like to see.
01:02:09.000I'd like to see that first, when he gets re-elected.
01:02:12.000I mean, I totally agree that codifying, whether it's a utility or whether it's a private operation, if they're a private operation, they lose liability protection.
01:02:20.000They're going to want to be utilities.
01:02:22.000And the truth is, Hillary lost four years ago.
01:02:25.000So they went to Google and Twitter and Facebook and said, you're going to help us win.
01:03:26.000Because whatever government demands a standard, then that becomes a standard.
01:03:29.000So if America goes, oh, we're just free market, let companies do what they want, well, you just let communist China then exactly set the parameter and set the guidelines.
01:03:38.000I think you have to go with the country that allowed you to create, to develop, to invest, to innovate a company.
01:03:44.000And obviously where you're based, whether it's Google, whether it's Twitter, whether it's Facebook, you have to go by the guidelines, the rule book, the constitution here in the United States, especially if they're Anything resembling a public utility or a platform, because otherwise, like you said, if you're trying to play international ball, you go to the lowest common denominator, and I would have to be immediately hauled out in cuffs and handed over for a beheading for painting Mohammed.
01:04:07.000Well, Zeke and Steven, you'd be executed in Saudi Arabia, you'd be arrested in China, and is that really what, we built all this to just say, oh, we do business there now, so whatever your rule is, That's what I always tell Trump.
01:04:20.000I've been sending letters that lawyers write up plans for him and all of it.
01:04:23.000And that's, you just said it right there, that's it.
01:04:26.000If we don't set standards, China does, and then they go, oh, there's no free speech.
01:04:30.000So this argument of, oh, it's a free country, or it's a free company, that's not how it works.
01:04:34.000In reality, it's multinational, and if we don't create something that America stands for, well, then we let everybody else define who we are.
01:05:16.000Do you think it's rigged against Bernie, or do you think these are the rules that Democrats have put in place and they kind of have to play by it?
01:05:21.000Because I do always find it a little bit ironic that the party that opposes the Electoral College is the party that has superdelegates in the primaries.
01:05:28.000And I'm not going to lie, I'm not that wonkish.
01:05:30.000I still don't fully understand superdelegates.
01:05:32.000It pretty much seems like, well, we get to pick whoever we want.
01:05:37.000We interviewed, like, four years ago, a Hillary superdelegate from California.
01:06:14.000I think the guy's a great guy, but Ted Cruz tried to follow the Democrats, remember, and take like Colorado without a vote or whatever, but that didn't work.
01:06:21.000As people fundamentally said, no delegates should go with the popular vote, but Democrats are so cultish that they stole the nomination from Bernie.
01:06:31.000That was wrong fundamentally to do, but as a Machiavelli, I'm not a Machiavelli, but wearing a Machiavelli hat, Bernie might have beaten Trump in 2016, so the fact that Democrats are so corrupt, the fact that they piss in the face of populism, is why they continue to lose.
01:06:46.000I mean, you know Bernie really is winning all these states.
01:06:49.000I don't know that he's winning all of these states because he's doing really poorly with black voters and surprisingly with older white voters.
01:06:58.000I just know what I see, and I'm in Texas, and I fly around, but you're probably, I mean, look, it's not scientific.
01:07:05.000Sorry, I wanted to ask you this about Texas.
01:07:06.000Sorry, now, see, you're so high energy, then I get high energy, and then we're just like ping pong balls, bing, bing, bing, and it's like pong, but there's no stop.
01:07:12.000Texas, a lot of people were surprised at Bernie's showing in Texas.
01:07:15.000I've heard a lot of Democrats, an argument being made from Democrats, saying, well, you know what?
01:07:25.000In Texas, you have red Texas, freedom-loving Texans, as far-right libertarian, liberty-minded as you get, or communist nudies and hippie hollow.
01:07:35.000You don't really have moderate Democrats in Texas, and that's why Bernie will win a place like Texas.
01:08:26.000And like literally fat women start bouncing like a video game towards us and start attacking.
01:08:31.000I had to leave that Sunday, go do my shows, I had to leave.
01:08:33.000So they hit the security guard between the eyes, split his head open and just started insulting him.
01:08:38.000We had to retreat because the Austin Police would do nothing.
01:08:42.000I mean it was insane and imagine literally like four foot seven women that weigh like 400 pounds and they're just like going F you, die, attack, attack, attack.
01:08:52.000It's overwhelming because if it's a man you'd go ahead and smack him.
01:08:56.000But it's a little goblin woman and you don't know what to do.
01:09:00.000You know, I know that everything you are saying is true, but do you ever worry that because of the way you describe it, people will say it's untrue?
01:09:07.000Just because you said goblin woman literally bouncing.
01:09:11.000I know it's entirely descriptive, but people are like, obviously Alex Jones, there are no goblin women.
01:09:14.000I don't know what footage you got, but I've seen the footage.
01:09:16.000I was there, where like, these little short women go boing, boing, boing, boing, and they're bouncing, and you're like, they're gonna stop, right?
01:09:57.000They can't even hear us with a bullhorn.
01:09:58.000They just start attacking like zombies.
01:10:01.000And, and, and, you know, it was, I mean, believe me, I don't know what footage you've got, but if you, if you go to like Owen Schroer attacked or InfoWars security attack, it's in the footage and you see the women.
01:12:29.000The story never added up, not coming out until his 30s or coiling from any physical intimacy with his alleged husband.
01:12:35.000The Deep State has gone to great lengths to cover up and rewrite Mayor Pete's history, because not only is he not gay, Pete Buttigieg is a plant.
01:12:44.000He's been handpicked by Vice President Mike Pence to run for president, and then, once installed in the White House, he'll sign an executive order to create Pence's gay conversion camps.
01:12:53.000It's been Pence's plan all along, and when President Trump didn't agree, Pence went with Plan B. Plan Buttigieg.
01:14:28.000Yeah, I think she was a sadist looking back.
01:14:29.000By the way, Alex Jones, of course, there's an extended, I think it's like 20, 30 minutes, another 20, 30 minutes where we talk about a whole lot.
01:14:41.000And next week, by the way, we are going to have the one billion live stream extravaganza.
01:14:46.000So a very long guest list, all kinds of special appearances, surprises, looking back on effectively, well, really it's been since 2006 I've been on YouTube, but really since 2009 that I've been doing political content.
01:14:58.000So, and this is one of those things, it really is meant to be a love letter to you guys.
01:16:17.000So this is for the women, because I usually speak to, and I've had some letters from people, and you can send in, by the way, your video submissions to loudmouthcutter.com slash ask for anything, your fan art, your fan videos.
01:18:37.000Osama Bin Laden apparently was really nice to kids.
01:18:39.000And here's something that I think is important.
01:18:40.000A lot of women, You'll choose a man because he's nice and then complain that, as a husband, we see this a lot, he's not living up to the expectations, or he isn't giving you what you need.
01:18:52.000And then we go back to, it's difficult to find a good man.
01:19:11.000You take care of it, you only get one.
01:19:13.000So I'm going to assume, before I give you the rest of this advice, that you're starting off with that.
01:19:18.000Not some domestic abuser who should be put behind bars, okay?
01:19:21.000Don't take this out of context, otherwise this won't help you.
01:19:24.000But something else I would like for you to take into consideration, women out there who find yourselves struggling to find a man, if you have to choose between a man who is generally nice, more specifically a man who values, I guess, nice, over righteous anger, You should pick righteous anger every time.
01:19:44.000A man who values nice above all else is not a man who can lead a family.
01:20:09.000It's harder for a man to grow a spine and stick his neck out from the foxhole, get in the fray, when it's the right thing to do.
01:20:16.000So if you're dating a man, or you're looking for a man, and he's nice, that's great.
01:20:20.000But if you've never seen righteous anger, righteous indignation, if you've never seen him bow up the hair in the back of his neck stand up, you've never seen a guy who gets passionate about injustice or maybe comes close to getting his dukes up, that's cause for concern, ladies.
01:20:35.000And I don't mean, when I say righteous anger, let me be really clear here, I don't mean that he gets mad because someone cut him off in the car, though I do, especially if people don't know the left lane is for passing.
01:20:45.000Remember we both knew someone who got a ticket for going slow in the left lane?
01:21:02.000And there was a woman who was, not basically, she was psychologically, verbally abusive toward my wife.
01:21:09.000Maybe there was some jealousy, I don't know, I don't want to copy-paste motivation, but the actions were unacceptable.
01:21:14.000And I remember hearing the stories, one in particular, my wife came home and she was really upset, you know, she maybe was crying a little bit, and I remember thinking, God, you know, I wish this person, this broad were a man so I could go over and settle this thing.
01:21:29.000And I don't mean assault him, but I mean have a man-to-man talk.
01:21:32.000But I can't. Can't do that when it's a woman.
01:23:49.000We end up with this where women focus on nice and then say it's really hard to find a good guy.
01:23:55.000We focus on a temporary, transient happiness, on a get-along attitude, and we end up with a lot of women who are unhappy and men who are unhappy because they don't feel good about themselves.
01:24:06.000It doesn't feel good to be a spineless pussy.
01:24:10.000So let me tell you this, if you talk to a lot of women out there who've had a divorce, or a marriage on the rocks, barring obviously sex and finances, which are sort of the root cause of a lot of problems in marriage, but if we're talking about individual problems with their spouse, and I would encourage you to, women this is a test for you right now, think of women who maybe are in your circle of friends, who are maybe having a rough go on their marriage, be supportive of them, and also maybe find out why.
01:24:38.000Ask women who've had unsuccessful relationships what the problem was.
01:24:41.000I guarantee you, you will more often get a response from women that their husband just didn't care.
01:24:53.000Often that lack of passion, that he doesn't care, that's what leads to cheating.
01:24:57.000Now, of course, I hate that I always have to say this, but people will take things out of context.
01:25:02.000We have to take out the extreme examples, the domestic abusers, on both sides of the equation.
01:25:06.000I don't want you to misconstrue what I'm saying.
01:25:08.000When you eliminate those monsters who should be behind bars, often women, the ones who complain about their husbands, the complaint is, you know what?
01:25:27.000Almost always, almost invariably, they'll come back with an answer like, well, he's difficult, sometimes I want to strangle him, but they love him.
01:25:55.000You know that it's righteous or virtuous when it's aimed at evil, when it's aimed at injustice.
01:26:01.000But if a man isn't strong, if a man doesn't have power, he can't aim anything.
01:26:07.000And righteous anger, by the way, I want to be really clear, women, so that you don't find some domestically abusive guy, this righteous anger should never be aimed at you from your spouse.
01:26:20.000That's a miscommunication that often happens with women and you're told that it's toxic.
01:26:25.000There's a miscommunication and sometimes you think your husband's mad at you or the guy who you're dating and they're actually mad for you.
01:27:11.000As a general rule, that's not the case.
01:27:12.000Because the abuse, this is important, the abuse, the mistreatment, the bullying that comes, the bullying that happens toward women at the hands of men, it happens at the hands of weak men who stand for nothing.
01:27:26.000And never stick their neck out angrily for the righteous.
01:28:22.000If you've been looking for nice, if you've been looking for something that works and that it just feels right and fits, okay, I'd encourage you to do a 180 right now.
01:28:33.000If it's not been working for you, stop looking for nice.