The Alex Jones Show Live - September 30, 2026


Bill Gates Launched The PR Tour To Promote The Establishment Of A World Government AI System!

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00:00:00 AI is certainly powerful enough to drive events that cause a billion deaths.
00:00:09 So even though it's pretty hard to get to 100 percent, there's never been a weapon as powerful as the combination of people with ill intent using the latest AI tools.
00:00:26 Anthropics CEO Dario Amadei recently called on AI companies to slow model development to try to mitigate risks.
00:00:35 Do you think self-regulation is sufficient or does it need to be accompanied by legislation in Washington?
00:00:41 No one thinks self-regulation is enough.
00:00:43 So there needs to be legislation passed in Washington?
00:00:46 Absolutely.
00:00:47 I miss this. I knew Gates was running the World ID program at the WFN UN.
00:00:52 I knew he was running the global vaccine thing, but I forgot he was the one a month ago saying, even before last week, control AI, it's dangerous.
00:01:00 He was the one that first signaled before Anthropic, before OpenAI in the last two weeks of fear mongering, which again shows he's captaining this.
00:01:08 AI is both the most powerful tool for advancing equity and the greatest threat to equity that humans have ever invented.
00:01:18 The idea of equity is, again, has nothing to do with equality.
00:01:24 And by the way, there's no equality of outcome.
00:01:27 You can try to have an equality of opportunity, and we should strive for that.
00:01:32 But he doesn't use the term equality.
00:01:34 No, no, no.
00:01:35 It's the old SDG globalist term equity.
00:01:38 We're going to have equity.
00:01:40 AI's ability to replace and exceed human cognition will usher in one of the most turbulent eras
00:01:47 in history.
00:01:48 Many jobs will disappear, white-collar jobs first, with blue-collar ones to follow.
00:01:54 AI could empower criminals to create bombs, bioweapons, and computer viruses.
00:02:00 AI could stunt our kids' development and replace human relationships.
00:02:05 At the same time, the positive things about AI will be amazing.
00:02:09 AI will accelerate innovation in the world's toughest technical challenges,
00:02:14 challenges, providing reliable clean energy for everyone, avoiding climate change, growing enough
00:02:20 food, stopping diseases, improving education, and a lot more. If we manage the transition well,
00:02:29 the good will vastly outweigh the bad. Let's stop it right there. You see, the AI is going to create
00:02:37 the virus. No, it's all people-driven. Now, again, in that article, he talks about like
00:02:43 low-level criminals with access to AI to be able to do these things. But yet we already have,
00:02:49 all right, we already have proof of concept that it's not the low-level idiot criminal 1.00
00:02:56 or the rogue group. No, it's the governments of the world we better watch our ass on 1.00
00:03:03 because they're killing kids. They're bombing schools. First, they're denying they did it. 1.00
00:03:08 Instead, they're trying to blame it on the enemy. Then when it finally is undeniable,
00:03:11 Well, they'll just say, hey, I did it.
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00:03:41 We've got Bill Gates's name.
00:03:43 We've got his number. 1.00
00:03:44 We've got his ass. 0.99
00:03:46 And just like he took over the world regulatory systems with shots before he rolled out COVID, 1.00
00:03:50 he now is setting up the world government with the U.N. and the Chi-Coms 0.96
00:03:53 to bring in a world government AI tyranny with one central AI. 0.96
00:03:58 So say what you want about Trump.
00:03:59 His AI is a separate AI, and it's got its own problems.
00:04:03 But definitely all this fear-mongering about AI by Sam Altman and OpenAI
00:04:09 and by Anthropic and all of it is about this other globalist arm having full control.
00:04:15 And I meant to get to this more today, and I will tomorrow, but thank God Jason Burmas is on the
00:04:20 job. Known this guy, 22 years, great patriot, produced loose change, and is just an amazing
00:04:27 researcher. He takes over now. We've got the latest on Bill Gates trying to establish a
00:04:31 corporate world government with the Chi-Coms for a global AI dictatorship. This could not be more 1.00
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00:04:45 future depends on it because it does. We shut down their last pandemic. We're exposing their next
00:04:50 one. Huge congressional hearings. We're moving the ball down the field. So Jason Burmus takes over
00:04:55 now. Be sure and visit his website. We'll put that on screen for you on X. Jason Burmus. Jason
00:05:03 Burmas. Can't wait to listen to you, my friend. Thank you so much. Thank you, Alex. And Bill
00:05:09 Gates is seriously right now on a full on media tour, fear mongering about artificial intelligence.
00:05:15 And that's key. That's key. I said I was leaving. He's been hiding under a rock one or two
00:05:19 appearances a year for two years. He has reemerged as our savior from AI. Go ahead.
00:05:25 And not only reemerged, Alex, but at a time when the media should be much more.
00:05:29 He's like the Kool-Aid man busting through the wall or the Schlitz malt liquor bull.
00:05:34 Let's roll that.
00:05:35 Sorry, I'm going to leave and listen to you.
00:05:36 There's a lot of work to do, but I'm just, you are on fire.
00:05:39 And it's so simpatico when I asked you to come on today.
00:05:41 I didn't even know what topic you do.
00:05:43 I just wanted you to come on that I meant to cover all this and that you're doing it now.
00:05:46 I'm going to shut up now.
00:05:47 Jason Bermas, go ahead.
00:05:49 So about a month ago, Bill Gates puts out this piece, and I would encourage everybody to go out and read it.
00:05:56 Okay, there's a two-minute video that goes along with it.
00:05:59 and we may put that up there as well and play it.
00:06:03 But the turbulent AI era is here.
00:06:05 The choices we make now are critical.
00:06:07 And as soon as I saw this,
00:06:09 I think it was about a month ago
00:06:10 when I was doing the fourth hour,
00:06:11 I reported on it, but I said,
00:06:13 hey, I haven't read this thing yet.
00:06:14 I want to read the whole thing
00:06:15 so I can give you the actual breakdown.
00:06:17 It's going to take you about 45 minutes to an hour.
00:06:20 And really the meat and potatoes of this
00:06:24 and where it leads to is in the last third of the article
00:06:28 where Gates not only calls for governments to have massive AI regulation,
00:06:33 which in this country we already do.
00:06:35 I just got to make that extremely clear.
00:06:38 Alex many times has talked about the Marc Andreessen call during the Biden administration
00:06:46 when they were talking about picking the winners and losers
00:06:50 and not to invest in these new companies because the decisions have already been made.
00:06:54 And in large part, they have already been made.
00:06:57 And in the sense that within the last couple of weeks, actually within the last month, when we reported on this, what?
00:07:05 The Department of War, the DOD, I hate saying the Department of War.
00:07:07 Hold on, let me stop you again.
00:07:08 I'm going to shut up, I swear.
00:07:09 You'll have the rest of the hour. 0.72
00:07:10 But you just said it.
00:07:12 That's why I've got to get you on more.
00:07:13 If I launch the new network fully, I hope you'll do a show with us daily because your research is second to none.
00:07:18 You're always ahead of the curve.
00:07:19 I miss this.
00:07:21 I knew Gates was running the World ID program at the WF and UN.
00:07:24 I knew he was running the global vaccine thing.
00:07:25 But I forgot, he was the one a month ago saying, even before last week, control AI, it's dangerous.
00:07:32 He was the one that first signaled before Anthropic, before OpenAI in the last two weeks of fear-mongering,
00:07:38 which again shows he's captaining this. 0.99
00:07:40 He is literally the one with the Chinese behind him. 1.00
00:07:43 This is true.
00:07:44 Doesn't mean if you criticize AI, you're a Chinese agent.
00:07:46 The point is there's another player in it.
00:07:48 Absolutely.
00:07:48 This is Bill Gates.
00:07:49 So get to it.
00:07:50 And then why do you think they're announcing it?
00:07:52 What is the main reason for this?
00:07:54 Why do they, quote, want the brakes put on it?
00:07:55 It looks to me like they're trying to crash the stock market because it's only AI holding up the stock market right now.
00:08:01 And as critical as I am of Trump positioning us for collapse of the Iran war, which I believe was his blunder, it looks like they're closing in on the U.S.
00:08:08 If we lose the stock market now, as bubblish as it is, then we lose the dollar reserve currency.
00:08:15 Then the yield of the bonds goes up even more.
00:08:18 This looks like they're getting ready to do the death move by, quote, discrediting and popping the AI bubble now.
00:08:23 Is that what it looks like to you, Jason Burmus?
00:08:25 I don't know if they're set to pop the AI bubble now.
00:08:29 I think that they would need some type of an event, and that's what Gates is actually talking about.
00:08:33 He is talking about now on this some type of event that would be catastrophic, catalyzing, gee, much like 9-11, much like October 7th.
00:08:45 And it's funny you mentioned the China-U.S. aspects.
00:08:49 In that article that I mentioned –
00:08:51 No, I know you're going to walk through it, but I want you up front.
00:08:53 You know, I tend to tell them up front, and then I walk through the evidence.
00:08:56 I'm saying, why are they saying put the brakes on now?
00:08:59 Because that's what's propping up the stock market is AI.
00:09:01 That's it.
00:09:01 They admit it.
00:09:02 Everything else is underperforming.
00:09:03 Why are they doing this now?
00:09:05 What precipitated Gates to come out and do this?
00:09:07 And then a month later, all his minions regurgitated.
00:09:10 What's the endgame?
00:09:11 And then you can walk through it all.
00:09:12 I want your opinion.
00:09:13 I'm actually asking you.
00:09:15 Well, I think that they're trying to build the international organizations that are going
00:09:18 to be the vehicles for global governance and government.
00:09:21 Exactly.
00:09:21 So use the virus for global government.
00:09:23 It's the same thing.
00:09:25 Well, the cyber pandemic is another talking point that the WEF was putting out and is now being repeated with this.
00:09:31 I know you've been covering that.
00:09:33 And constantly, these people are talking about critical infrastructure being penetrated by a rogue AI.
00:09:41 So this gives them the ultimate plausible deniability circle.
00:09:44 They've already kind of created that, Alex, as you know, with the military industrial complex, with DARPA and then things like.
00:09:50 Exactly. They're preparing an A.I. false flag. A.I. can be blamed for anything now, like blowing up the girls school.
00:09:57 And that's actually part of the presentation today. You know, they've already done it.
00:10:01 And at the same time, you know, the other part of this is they're openly talking about the space weapons that they're deploying.
00:10:07 And it's not just the United States. And this isn't brand new.
00:10:11 This has actually been starting to escalate in recent years during the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
00:10:17 So, you know, props to you for having Victor Boudon there to give you really the internal look at that.
00:10:23 And I think that they're getting ready, gearing up for the type of turmoil where they can create new institutions, destroy the prominence and embattle the prominence of many of the old world powers, the United States, Russia in particular, as a mechanism to bring this thing in and then roll out these new weapons, which are also mass surveillance systems.
00:10:46 You know, when they're talking about space weapons, Alex, it's not just the nuclear or EMP capabilities, et cetera.
00:10:54 It is the type of space sensors that will then interface, OK, with the things on the ground.
00:11:01 So first and foremost, let's get to the headline, right?
00:11:05 The big headline. And I'm going to play the video, if you'll allow me, Alex, of Gates actually talking about the billion people.
00:11:11 So he says, essentially, a rogue AI, and I need this to be totally and completely clear, large language models have been around for a very, very long time.
00:11:24 The ones that you and I don't get to see or play with or even hear about, they're contained.
00:11:30 They have zero, they can't get out because they have zero access to the internet.
00:11:35 Instead, an intranet, a local network is set up that has no way of being penetrated. 0.95
00:11:41 They're not dumb. They don't put Wi-Fi chips in there for people to hack.
00:11:45 You'd have to hard hack them. And those type of facilities are extremely secure.
00:11:50 So the idea of a rogue AI getting out and doing this is, again, a talking point, a narrative to bring in more control.
00:11:59 So let's let's play the clip of Gates talking about this.
00:12:02 And then we're going to move into that article and what it really means and how Gates is also really part of the military industrial complex.
00:12:10 And the fact that he's on this tour and not one question has been asked about his Q clearance, his basic partnership with DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, is totally insane.
00:12:23 But here he is right here being asked about artificial intelligence.
00:12:28 Do you believe AI is powerful enough to end all of humanity?
00:12:32 AI is certainly powerful enough to drive events that, you know, cause a billion deaths.
00:12:44 You know, so even though it's pretty hard to get to 100 percent, there's never been a weapon as powerful as the combination of people with ill intent using the latest AI tools.
00:13:00 Anthropics CEO Dario Amadei recently called on AI companies to slow model development to try to mitigate risks.
00:13:09 Do you think self-regulation is sufficient or does it need to be accompanied by legislation?
00:13:15 No one thinks self-regulation is enough.
00:13:17 So there needs to be legislation passed in Washington.
00:13:20 Absolutely. You need law enforcement and the politicians to get into the discussion about what safeguards and monitoring look like. And that has to be a required thing. And it will be a little bit of overhead for the industry, but not a dramatic slowing of what they're doing.
00:13:43 let's stop right there. Now, it won't stop what they're doing. Once again, outside of what I just
00:13:50 showed you, okay, and I'm going to show it to you again, because all of the big ones have already
00:13:56 partnered, okay, they've already partnered with the Department of War, with the government.
00:14:03 Brock, ChatGPT, Microsoft, Google, Gemini, they're all part of it. They have their own
00:14:08 Gen A dot mill site as of now. Okay. And by the way, the Grok interface, as we're going to show 1.00
00:14:15 you later, we talked about these space weapons. It interfaces with Starshield, the now classified
00:14:20 version of Starlink, which was already a defense department tool. They always had a backdoor.
00:14:26 I'm going to show you how it was utilized in the beginning of the Ukraine war. And literally
00:14:30 within the last few days, one of the Ukrainian generals is calling for more use of Starlink
00:14:37 by the West in this war, all right?
00:14:40 And they hook into the, it's not just communications.
00:14:42 They hook into the Ghost and Sidewinder missiles.
00:14:45 Just like I told you, the space weapons themselves
00:14:47 are also going to interface with things
00:14:49 that are on the ground.
00:14:51 And what?
00:14:51 They're artificial intelligence driven.
00:14:53 It's all connected.
00:14:54 Now, Gates talked about the fact, he said,
00:14:56 we need more regulation.
00:14:58 I've been harping on this since the Biden administration
00:15:02 when it was passed through.
00:15:03 Anybody can go look it up.
00:15:04 It's called the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer Program.
00:15:09 I've read the documents on air verbatim, okay?
00:15:13 In order to work with hardware and software via AI in a business sense, okay, you need to have a CAIO.
00:15:22 And that's CAIO.
00:15:23 And you can look it up.
00:15:24 They're giving out these CAIO things all throughout.
00:15:27 And because universities are also a part of it, okay, they have to have this.
00:15:31 It's a top secret security clearance.
00:15:34 Period. So now you are at least an asset of the government, whether or not you're getting a
00:15:40 government paycheck, because you have to have that clearance level. You know what I'm saying?
00:15:44 And then on top of that, the government at any time can audit that hardware or software,
00:15:51 and there are already huge repercussions. So what are we really, really talking about here
00:15:57 when we're talking about Gates and these regulations? It's really about building
00:16:03 new institutions of global governance. They love that term. And like Alex said during the COVID
00:16:09 1984 nightmare, we're in the new world order now. And we are. We 100% are. Because when you saw the
00:16:17 way the policy was pushed down from the World Health Organization that should have zero authority
00:16:23 over this country, it was not only this country, it was all the top westernized nations. And Russia
00:16:29 didn't get out of the mix. Certainly, China was a huge proponent of it, because they've already
00:16:33 built a surveillance state. They wanted to see how tight the grip they could get.
00:16:37 And essentially, I mean, Xi Jinping sitting there with dinner with Trump, that's the model
00:16:42 for these people. It's not that you just have to work with the 1.8 billion or whatever.
00:16:50 There's a guy called, I think he's called Bald and Bankrupt. I want people to really go check
00:16:55 this out after this broadcast bald and bankrupt uh this guy goes to china he takes you on the
00:17:01 tour he tries to get to uh i believe uh north korea as well and they go to the border at one
00:17:07 point as well everything is digital there everything is tracking to the most rural of 0.98
00:17:12 areas in some cases he goes to try to get his suit pressed okay it's a bunch of old women
00:17:18 sitting around a uh a wooden picnic table all right and they're just happy to talk to 0.97
00:17:24 an actual american they're all like flirting with them and all the sellers you're not a good looking
00:17:27 guy by the way but they're they're having fun and he goes to pay and they got a qr they don't make
00:17:33 they don't let them pay but they got a qr code on the piece of wood outside they want a full
00:17:41 digital interface like alex said you know how much longer can the dollar last right and we've
00:17:47 been talking about this for decades and i think they're going to try to stretch it out obviously
00:17:51 for as long as they can.
00:17:52 It's not just the petrodollar,
00:17:53 but there's huge investments globally to be made
00:17:56 with the military industrial complex
00:17:58 and the arms industry.
00:17:59 We never talk about the arms industry,
00:18:01 but we're not talking like tens of billions,
00:18:04 hundreds of billions at this point.
00:18:05 We're talking trillions of dollars
00:18:06 that are being moved through the death machine.
00:18:10 You want to know why these wars keep happening?
00:18:12 A lot of people are making money.
00:18:14 There's a lot of different agendas,
00:18:16 but a lot of people are making money.
00:18:17 Now, talk about those international institutions.
00:18:20 And we're going to play the Gates video, which is, you know, standard propaganda for Gates.
00:18:24 You know, AI could help us with climate change and, you know, it could fix poverty.
00:18:29 There are a lot of doomer warnings in this, obviously, and a lot of real ones or, you know, you wouldn't be able to sell it.
00:18:37 So here it is. The world needs a plan. All right.
00:18:41 Instead, solutions should be developed through a public democratic process that includes elected officials, policymakers, educators, health workers, local officials, and community leaders.
00:18:54 So they make it out to be democratic.
00:18:58 You and I aren't going to get a say.
00:19:01 You've seen the experts they roll out.
00:19:04 You understand?
00:19:04 But then, right, the next thing, millions of people will have their lives disrupted and will need a stronger, more flexible social safety net to help them manage transition.
00:19:15 Let me tell you what that means.
00:19:17 That means UBI, and again, Musk is trying to sell this universal high income, totally Johnny nonsense.
00:19:24 They're talking about more programs where you are dependent on the government.
00:19:29 And then if you don't have access to actual physical money and physical things to trade and barter, if you don't own anything, okay, you're a slave.
00:19:41 That's it.
00:19:42 And that's why we've been conditioned as a society to be more and more reliant on the government, okay, because they do want a rug pull, all right?
00:19:54 So when you talk about these new systems for managing the transition, right, and he invokes 9-11 right here, it's hard to overstate what an enormous undertaking this will be.
00:20:05 After the attacks of 9-11, the U.S. government went through its biggest reorganization since World War II for the purpose of improving just one function, national security.
00:20:14 I mean, the irony is that 9-11 truth has permeated pop culture so much.
00:20:25 There's a whole generation out there.
00:20:27 Like, you could say what you want about millennials and generations.
00:20:31 They're pretty indifferent to government narratives surrounding the big ones. 0.65
00:20:36 It's the boomer class that's really tried to hold on.
00:20:40 and even some of Generation X, you know, my generation to hold on to that official narrative.
00:20:45 And it's holding on by a thread. So he's he's basically telling you here.
00:20:49 And then on this tour where he's talking about some kind of an event that could catalyze these things,
00:20:55 it's all out in the open, folks. It's all out in the open.
00:20:59 And when he talks about, you know, across government agencies, he talks about.
00:21:06 But even a country that gets its own house in order.
00:21:10 We'll still be exposed to risks that cross borders, just like those pandemics, just like those viruses, borderless.
00:21:17 We need new international institutions.
00:21:19 This is why international organizations will need to be built in parallel.
00:21:25 And this is really where it gets down to it.
00:21:28 And again, when Alex was talking, talking about China and the United States, some cooperation between the United States and China will be required.
00:21:36 Hey, just so everybody knows, we already have some cooperation.
00:21:40 with China. Google has been doing business with China for a good reason, right? Because
00:21:47 first and foremost, in this country, there is a large, large push for as much of a track trace
00:21:55 database, no privacy driven society as possible. So when Google gets created essentially by DARPA
00:22:04 and NASA with the National Library Initiative with Sergey Brin and Larry Payne. I mean,
00:22:11 they're brought in in the 90s to work with the there's thank you letters. I've shown them on
00:22:17 this broadcast. Then they're given after the National Library Initiative, where all these
00:22:24 people are trying to get as much of the printed knowledge as they possibly can digitized, right?
00:22:30 All of a sudden, this algorithm is created, and Google's the best search engine out there.
00:22:36 And then in Qtel, the CIA's funding arm is pumping money, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pump, pumping money in.
00:22:44 And it's a search engine.
00:22:46 Then it's an email.
00:22:48 Then it doesn't create the largest video platform in the world.
00:22:52 It creates a video platform to challenge the largest one, YouTube.
00:22:55 It creates Google Video.
00:22:57 And then it absorbs YouTube for $8 billion.
00:22:59 One of the last real tech startups that wasn't totally and completely created by the government.
00:23:07 But when they can't create it, when they can't seed fund it, when they can't pick the winner, they'll buy it.
00:23:12 So then Google itself later on, like I said, working with China.
00:23:18 Remember the big, again, it wasn't a big controversy because our media is piss poor and has been for decades.
00:23:24 But Eric Schmidt, when he was the CEO of Google, anybody can go pull this clip up.
00:23:28 Maybe we should during the break, and I'll show it to everybody.
00:23:32 But it was on British television.
00:23:34 He gets asked about Dragonfly, and that was the censored, curated Chinese internet.
00:23:42 And he's like, well, you know, you'd have to talk to someone.
00:23:44 I'm not.
00:23:45 He'd actually just left the company.
00:23:46 He tried to pawn it off on, I think he tried to pawn it off on Brynn.
00:23:50 You'd have to ask, I'm not really involved.
00:23:52 Oh, you're not?
00:23:53 Part of the National Security Council, Schmidt.
00:23:56 I mean, you wrote books with Henry Kissinger called The New Digital Age.
00:24:02 I have it right here.
00:24:03 The New Digital Age.
00:24:04 Eric, actually, that one's with Jared Cohen.
00:24:05 Sorry, I misspoke.
00:24:07 He wrote The New Digital Age.
00:24:08 He wrote another book with Kissinger.
00:24:09 In fact, I'm going to do a watch along with a little forum during, I think it was just about the COVID era, right in there, with Kissinger, one of the last things he did with Eric Schmidt, talking about things like the Great Reset and global governance, all of it.
00:24:26 All of it. So that's why you've already had this cooperation. And that's why these international
00:24:30 institutions have been built. Now, while Gates is doing this and on this tour, what? You're hearing
00:24:38 about that anthropic guy, right? Turns out he's working with a PR for him. He's on a tour.
00:24:46 First and foremost, under no circumstance do I believe that artificial intelligence could kill
00:24:52 all of us by 2030, period. Now, when Gates talks about a billion people dying, I want people to
00:24:59 really think about the logistics of that. Look, we got a bunch of crazy, quote unquote, scientific
00:25:07 elites that we were warned about from Eisenhower that want this transhumanist movement. And then
00:25:12 you got a predator class, generational bloodlines that want to biologically live forever and rule 0.92
00:25:18 over us to bring in transhumanism. So I'm not saying they wouldn't like to kill a billion 1.00
00:25:23 people. Love it. The logistics of the cleanup of the world has never seen that. The hysteria that 0.98
00:25:32 it would cause, the economic instability that it would cause, the social upheaval. I mean,
00:25:40 these people really want to play and try it. I don't know what's going so good for them.
00:25:45 I don't know if they're getting, it doesn't matter what bunker or island you have, that's a lot of people, a billion.
00:25:52 Now, could they stretch it out over a couple of years and maybe kill 100, 200 million and keep the hysteria up
00:26:01 and blame it on some kind of artificial intelligence rogue that shut down critical infrastructure and energy, water, resources?
00:26:09 that's a possibility that's a pretty sick possibility but that's the type of thing
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00:28:44 we are back it is the fourth hour of the alex jones show i am jason vermis and we're talking
00:28:53 about bill gates and his ai fear-mongering tour that's really motivated by the idea of more
00:29:04 authoritarian control globally through global institutions that will be erected to save us
00:29:12 from the boogeyman of AI. Now, remember, AI has always been promoted to us that is going to make
00:29:19 our lives better. People are going to have more access to information. But we've already seen,
00:29:24 at least on the information realm, I'm going to demonstrate this in a moment, that AI has been
00:29:29 used not only as a tool of complete and total narrative management, but instead of a search
00:29:37 engine that algorithmically, and that's just programming, elevates propagated mainstream
00:29:44 media sources and then buries sources that challenge that and sometimes buries the source
00:29:52 material, something it didn't used to do, right, those search engines. And that's why I hope people
00:29:57 actually go read this Gates article. That's the source material. Please go read the whole thing.
00:30:01 All right. But the A.I. now makes people and dates up, makes documents up that aren't real.
00:30:11 Try researching 9-11 with if you don't know what you're researching for.
00:30:15 I've had it make people up, dates up, things that never, ever happened.
00:30:19 And I call it out and then it wants to placate to me.
00:30:23 And Gates actually writes about how the, again, some of it has to be real, how the AI is really a black mirror of yourself, because they're also trying to create digital twins of you, this digital replica so they can bamboozle the populace into thinking you can upload your consciousness, not real, okay?
00:30:43 But at the same time, they want to make it so you like it, so that you're interfacing it, right?
00:30:49 And he talks about this socialization a bit in this as well.
00:30:53 But what we really need to understand is these people literally look at us like animals, all right? 0.79
00:31:02 That's what eugenics is.
00:31:04 They look at us like animals or less. 0.51
00:31:06 And in this article, he, I mean, it's so mind-blowing, all right?
00:31:13 He uses the term human-reserved or human reserves, like nature reserves.
00:31:19 I like the phrase human reserved because it makes me think of nature reserves, places where we could put buildings and roads, but we chose not to because the loss would be too great.
00:31:32 So he's always trying to be the hero here, but he's saying human reserves for jobs.
00:31:39 Yes, they'll be nice reserves for the humans that still work.
00:31:42 And really what this is, is they're trying to set up a new type of servant class, not quite the surf class, right?
00:31:52 It's like the house slave.
00:31:53 It's the one that gets to interface with the bosses every once in a while.
00:31:57 They get to do the work, and then they get to go to the unwashed masses and project that same agenda.
00:32:03 It's another layer of safety for them.
00:32:05 The human reserved jobs. 0.96
00:32:07 Now, I mentioned how grossly inept, grossly inept these people have been on Bill Gates and his Q clearance. 0.60
00:32:21 I think this is like the biggest thing out there. 0.54
00:32:24 I mean, Gates is out here saying an AI – first of all, there's no such thing as an AI kill switch.
00:32:29 That's a misnomer.
00:32:31 They knew asking these questions and totally framed them in an uneducated manner, not bringing up any of the things I am.
00:32:38 That'll be fine.
00:32:39 Well, the general populace doesn't understand what's going on, all right?
00:32:43 And he's saying that Trump doesn't have enough safeguards.
00:32:47 Again, this is the Q clearance guy right here.
00:32:51 And this is Radar Online.
00:32:53 This is about as mainstream media as it gets to find out that Bill Gates, at least from 2014 to the middle of 2021, held a Q clearance with the Department of Energy, which is heavily involved in the COVID-1984 nightmare from the inception of the virus to working with the EcoHealth Alliance to the creation and then distribution of the hate and lie shots.
00:33:17 OK, now one person has asked him about this clearance.
00:33:20 You talk about narrative management.
00:33:22 I type in Bill Gates' queue clearance to Google.
00:33:25 There's one story from a local – thank you, Fox 9 Minneapolis, for doing your job.
00:33:32 The Hinduist Times, Times of India, there's three stories.
00:33:36 Okay.
00:33:37 Where's NBC?
00:33:38 In fact, Google right here.
00:33:41 Look, the rest of these things, look at this.
00:33:44 It's not even about that.
00:33:47 There's three stories that come up.
00:33:49 This is your search engine.
00:33:52 This is your operating system on your phone.
00:33:55 This is what your kid is interfacing with on his little Chromebook at school.
00:34:00 And look where it already is.
00:34:02 It's nightmarish.
00:34:04 It's nightmarish.
00:34:05 Now, when he brings up the Trump stuff, I already mentioned the Department of War.
00:34:10 If you've been watching this fourth hour while I've been talking about it, I've been talking about the Genesis mission.
00:34:16 What?
00:34:17 Genesis mission is actually headed up by the Department of Energy.
00:34:20 We've played those those videos. By the way, we're going to play Gates's propaganda video.
00:34:24 Don't worry, we'll do it. This is, first of all, five billion. That's nothing.
00:34:30 They got way more invested in this. And of course, they're going to tell you they've been telling you're going to cure cancer since I was a kid.
00:34:37 When I was in grade school, they were selling me and my class on the idea we were all going to live to over 100 and we were going to cure all disease, especially cancer.
00:34:48 and we were just so technologically invested and said cancer has exploded and i just had a friend
00:34:55 drop dead at 49 49 didn't make it to 50 known since i was 12 okay that i think those promises
00:35:05 might have been a little bull snap if you know what i mean so the genesis mission which is this
00:35:13 It's all-encompassing, again, DOE at the top, but it's really the Pentagon.
00:35:18 It's really the black programs at the top, the DARPAs of the world. 0.86
00:35:21 But DARPA is a part of it. 0.81
00:35:22 NASA is a part of it.
00:35:24 NIST, who outright lied and falsified scientific data about World Trade Center 1, 2, and 7.
00:35:35 They're part of it.
00:35:36 And they're buying up all these universities.
00:35:39 OK, so all these big oars to say that Trump isn't on the AI thing in this administration, he's going all along with it.
00:35:48 And again, universities have been part of the narrative management right here.
00:35:55 This is just from the other day. Genesis Mission Report examines AI's role in fusion and biological design.
00:36:01 You know, these are people that have literally talked about when I talk about transhumanism, they've talked about the transmutation of the species bit by bit.
00:36:14 They love they will work in an incremental step by step level.
00:36:18 We've had chimeras in this for decades, decade upon decade upon decade.
00:36:25 And they rolled out glow in the dark pigs while I was at Info Wars in 2008.
00:36:31 Never forget playing those videos of the glowing. Yes, pigs with jellyfish DNA that glowed fluorescent green.
00:36:39 This technology has been around for a long, long time, but now they're trying to mainline it through artificial intelligence, through the progression of these global systems.
00:36:50 Okay. So even here in Iowa, they're part of the Genesis mission. This was actually back in July, transforming science and energy with AI. And again, one of my huge issues with all of this is, have they rolled out the different types of propulsion systems out there?
00:37:12 Do you think they want you paying less for your energy bill?
00:37:17 See, the more you have to pay in even what you think and say is yours, like most people, they have a house, right?
00:37:28 Okay, the bank kind of owns that house till you pay off the mortgage.
00:37:31 All right, all right, you've paid off the mortgage.
00:37:34 Oh, now you have taxes, you have property taxes.
00:37:38 So no, you got to pay those or you won't have it.
00:37:40 Oh, wait, you certainly aren't going to be able to keep your home or live in it if you're not paying energy bills.
00:37:46 And that's the biggest thing.
00:37:48 You know, cheap energy empowers the masses and actually great for economies worldwide.
00:37:55 They don't want that.
00:37:57 You think the power structure that has basically had an iron clamp on the oil, gas and coal industry, they want to give it up?
00:38:09 I mean, they've paraded around these other technologies that have really been military-industrial complex-driven.
00:38:17 A lot of people don't know.
00:38:18 The wind farms, they started with NASA, right?
00:38:21 And they're a minuscule part, but they're a big part of the narrative that we have to save the Earth, we have to go green, that you're bad, and you have a big carbon footprint, and we don't like that.
00:38:34 We've got to lower your carbon footprint.
00:38:36 Meanwhile, do you know what's the carbon footprint of an ICBM?
00:38:41 What's the carbon footprint of a data center that's eviscerating the local water supplies and causing their energy bills to skyrocket?
00:38:49 OK, so look, let's I'm going to play Gates right here and then we're going to get into some of these other technologies out in space as well and AI driven warfare as well, because I think that that's all extremely important.
00:39:04 But here's Gates right here. I wish I could full screen and I can't talking about his little his little A.I. agenda.
00:39:14 A.I. is both the most powerful tool for advancing equity and the greatest threat to equity that humans have ever invented.
00:39:24 Let's stop it.
00:39:25 I've got to stop it. 1.00
00:39:26 That damn word equity. 0.99
00:39:28 And by the way, on the thumbnail I did yesterday, a little Gatesy with his AI demon in the back, 0.99
00:39:36 you notice the guy with his little pin, his SDG pin, his Sustainable Development Goals pin?
00:39:44 I played it on this program.
00:39:46 The term sustainability, it was a code word for your standard of living plummeting.
00:39:52 plummeting. The idea of equity is, again, has nothing to do with equality. And by the way,
00:40:00 there's no equality of outcome. You can try to have an equality of opportunity, and we should
00:40:06 strive for that. But he doesn't use the term equality. No, no, no. It's the old SDG globalist
00:40:12 term equity. We're going to have equity. AI's ability to replace and exceed human cognition
00:40:18 will usher in one of the most turbulent eras in history.
00:40:23 Many jobs will disappear, white-collar jobs first, with blue-collar ones to follow.
00:40:29 AI could empower criminals to create bombs, bioweapons, and computer viruses.
00:40:34 AI could stunt our kids' development and replace human relationships.
00:40:39 At the same time, the positive things about AI will be amazing.
00:40:44 AI will accelerate innovation in the world's toughest technical challenges, providing reliable, clean energy for everyone, avoiding climate change, growing enough food, stopping diseases, improving education, and a lot more.
00:41:00 If we manage the transition well, the good will vastly outweigh the bad.
00:41:06 Let's stop it right there.
00:41:08 You see, the AI is going to create the virus.
00:41:12 No, it's all people-driven.
00:41:14 Now, again, in that article, he talks about like low level criminals with access to AI to be able to do these things.
00:41:21 But yet we already have. All right. We already have proof of concept that it's not the low level idiot criminal or the rogue group.
00:41:33 No, it's the governments of the world. We better watch our ass on because they're killing kids. 1.00
00:41:40 they're bombing schools first they're denying they did it said they're trying to blame it on 1.00
00:41:44 the enemy then when it finally is undeniable they'll just say hey i did it artificial intelligence
00:41:50 mistake crazy town crazy town and then this is in an era of deception so great that a guy like
00:42:00 netanyahu okay can say this on television i mean it's a it's a wild one we're about to play say
00:42:08 this on television and we can't do anything about it i mean the world may be pissed the the world
00:42:16 may not want the conflict in gaza right now they they may want to hold israel accountable ain't
00:42:21 happening jackson and then listen to what he says right here with technology and and what they're
00:42:27 able to do just hacking wise well they could always blame this stuff on ais as well maybe
00:42:31 they create an ai that hacks into phones and then puts material on those phones and then we just
00:42:35 repeat the rhetoric here's netanyahu this is yours right you're not immune either because
00:42:42 you can penetrate this machine you can penetrate this this little instrument and you can say about
00:42:52 major garrett anything you want and i can paint you as a monster and if i say it often enough 0.80
00:42:59 enough people will believe it if i say it often enough we're going to paint you as a monster and 0.62
00:43:06 if i say it often enough enough people will believe it see they understand that most people
00:43:13 are beyond lies doesn't matter we'll get enough people to believe it that will just carry on all
00:43:19 right so i want to move into the arena of space weapons really quickly because a lot of these are
00:43:26 communication weapons, and I want to talk about the modern space weapons, because a lot of this
00:43:30 stuff is going to be interfacing with artificial intelligence, or already is interfacing with
00:43:36 artificial intelligence. So first and foremost, this right here is the U.S. government finally
00:43:43 saying, yes, we have space weapons. Now, the Scientific American just did a pretty good article
00:43:49 that basically goes beyond what most people may think of via space weapons, and I'm not saying
00:43:56 that directed energy weapons aren't out there um you know some of these weapons basically just
00:44:01 getting a small the rods from god right a uranium enriched rod forget about nuclear weapons that by
00:44:08 the time it goes through the atmosphere its subsonic can penetrate and then just boom big
00:44:12 time that stuff has been around and talked about what since the late 80s early 90s we've had the
00:44:19 sdi projects of course you have what people would call directed energy weapons you know go through
00:44:25 the gamut. But so much of this is also about communications, not only surveillance, but
00:44:34 different types of sensors and different types of networks. And the Scientific American
00:44:41 actually does a really good job of that. Now, as I stated before, and I'm going to show
00:44:47 you now starlink and now what is star shield um which star shield was once blackjack and they're
00:44:56 launched on the same missiles has been intricate intricate in the ukrainian war from the inception
00:45:04 despite now like the united states acting like they just found out about it six months ago jesse
00:45:08 waters i think reported on it and then musk online acted like he threw a fit like it was the it was
00:45:15 the most bizarre thing ever oh they should be using star shield that's why we built it well
00:45:20 the defense department already had something like that and this was clearly uh built as an instrument
00:45:25 of warfare and you know what let's let's bring it down right now just to show you how disturbing
00:45:30 these people are i bring this up because starlink danny dannon uh offered a starlink to uh i mean
00:45:40 the balls on these people i'll just show the ball in u.n after a bunch of people have walked up out
00:45:46 what does he do he walks up uh to the iranian delegate here and he tries to give him starlink 0.96
00:45:52 and act like oh you're oppressing your people yeah give him the free internet yeah yeah it's
00:45:58 a tool of warfare bro oh it's not it's not i mean look at the smile on his face no no no let's let's
00:46:04 have starlink in your country the tool of warfare and if you doubt that this thing is being used
00:46:09 in warfare well starlink stations allow communication in combat conditions the ukrainian
00:46:16 soldiers use them to adjust artillery strikes control drones and plan their actions
00:46:21 we wired 220 volts here and then we have a starlink thanks to volunteers and personally to
00:46:31 even mask and we can destroy the enemy even on live streaming and in fact it's a very convenient
00:46:37 had seen, a tablet at hand, a map of combat operations, and an online exchange with the
00:46:43 command center. I mean, we've been talking about this for four years. It's July of 2022. In fact,
00:46:51 you know, I've also talked about this information scan that they've built, and that's really what
00:46:57 Starlink is. It's a NASA program. And they've had weaponized satellites for some time. I'll
00:47:03 show you that right now here's dennis bushnell uh being asked in 2018 about satellites that are
00:47:10 moving well not like your regular satellites the second one is the russians apparently have
00:47:15 satellites up there that um i'll describe they're moving in strange ways and there may not be normal
00:47:22 satellites maybe doing something different so what's that all about oh no comment
00:47:29 oh come on now tell our satellites are they no okay all right sorry ty what what you know what
00:47:40 he didn't tell you is i'm the nasa rep to national intelligence council so he's got to be a little
00:47:46 bit careful you know because this is all national intelligence all right now you have to understand
00:47:53 that even before Patel was the FBI director,
00:47:59 he knew that Musk was putting these satellites up
00:48:02 pretty much on behalf of the Defense Department, folks.
00:48:04 That's the reality of this thing, as the information scan.
00:48:07 And that he was the number one defense contractor
00:48:09 in the world at the time.
00:48:10 He is doing some cool stuff in space and everything.
00:48:13 He's doing a ton of stuff that you would think is so global.
00:48:16 He is literally launching this thing called SatLink,
00:48:18 which almost no one knows about,
00:48:19 but he's been building for five years,
00:48:20 which is free Wi-Fi for the world.
00:48:23 Which is amazing.
00:48:24 The world.
00:48:24 It's going to change everything.
00:48:25 And there again, no one's talking about it.
00:48:27 You think the Democrats would be championing this, like, oh, I can be in Central Sahara
00:48:31 Africa and get Wi-Fi on my $3 million phone.
00:48:34 Yeah. 0.99
00:48:34 You know, but they're not.
00:48:35 And if you've actually watched one of these satellite link uploads, it's like a string
00:48:39 of pearls being dropped in the night sky.
00:48:40 It's really cool.
00:48:41 I mean, we're all paying for it.
00:48:42 This is why he's so rich.
00:48:43 Yeah.
00:48:44 DOD's biggest, like, contractor is Elon Musk.
00:48:46 That's right.
00:48:48 Oh, dang.
00:48:49 I just learned something.
00:48:50 I didn't.
00:48:50 I just learned something.
00:48:52 Okay.
00:48:53 And to kind of demonstrate to you, again, how long this has been going on.
00:48:57 First of all, SpaceX just completed another secret launch of the Star Shield build-out.
00:49:03 Just happened.
00:49:04 This is three days ago.
00:49:06 They've been doing this in rapid fashion.
00:49:09 So the fourth launch of these things.
00:49:11 All right. 0.63
00:49:11 At the same time, Iran is out there saying they're developing weapons the world has never seen. 0.87
00:49:17 Well, they're developing those weapons in conjunction with Russia, period.
00:49:22 okay so the uk this is international so what we've been talking about for a long time obviously
00:49:29 it's being used by nato there but uk also reliant on spacex spending 40 million on their satellite
00:49:37 services global deal now like i said it's been going on for a while all right and i want to show
00:49:43 this in kind of last few minutes uh this back in 2022 they started shipping military cargo via
00:49:51 SpaceX around the world and in like an hour, by the way, anywhere. This is the blackjack program
00:49:57 next to it that had been around since 2020 that was being deployed as a swarm, a satellite space
00:50:05 swarm, just like Elon Musk's Starlink. You don't say. And then in the beginning of these
00:50:09 conflicts, Musk actually challenged Vladimir Putin to single combat in Ukraine. Okay. And
00:50:17 the response back in 2022, everybody, over four years ago, almost five years ago.
00:50:23 The Russian Space Agency, this is when they first said that they had nukes in space, right? So
00:50:28 basically, they did the same thing we said we did right there. And they said that NATO would lose
00:50:34 in 30 minutes if these things were deployed. You don't have to believe them. You don't have to
00:50:40 believe Dmitry Rogozin. I'm just saying he's the head of Russia's space agency,
00:50:44 Rokosmos. And he's the former deputy prime minister. No big deal. So this is them showing
00:50:53 you that Starlink absolutely changed the war with their drone warfare and that they were totally
00:51:00 and completely relying on it and they want it more. And this is a couple years back before
00:51:06 Starshield was announced and they were given the contracts for this. All right. So look,
00:51:12 I think we got to look at it from all angles. We have to understand that artificial intelligence
00:51:17 in its rawest forms is already basically in these boxes. It cannot get out of a box and be
00:51:24 rogue without human programming and human intention. But now we're all being told that
00:51:32 it's some kind of entity. So many people have this talking point. We're creating a new life
00:51:37 form. No, we're not. We have created one of the most dangerous tools unchecked of a predator
00:51:46 class that wants an authoritarian command control system for humanity as they experiment on it
00:51:55 and try to transition themselves into literal biological gods while attempting to enslave
00:52:05 and euthanize the rest of us. 0.98
00:52:07 And I know that sounds like a damn dark graphic novel 0.98
00:52:12 or some crazy sci-fi movie that was made in the 90s. 0.92
00:52:16 But that's the reality of the situation.
00:52:18 So look, I'm going to close it out like this.
00:52:21 We've got to fight back with everything we have as humanity,
00:52:25 as team humanity.
00:52:26 You've got to look to have relationships with your actual family,
00:52:32 Your neighbors, your friends on a level where you can communicate and warn them of what's going on, because all of us are going to have to navigate these systems just like we did COVID-1984, whether we like it or not.
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00:54:44 incredible system it is the very best i'm not going to sell you something this is the best
00:54:49 because i metaphysically don't want that mojo only reason i'm still on the only reason god
00:54:53 protects me is I'm the real deal. But plus, if I sell you a methylene blue, I sell you a bovine
00:54:57 colostrum, if I sell you silage or iris sea moss or any of these things or creatine, look at the
00:55:02 creatine and be like, oh, God, this is the best to have a creatine. Gosh, it's less than in the
00:55:05 store. Well, yeah. Why would I not do that? Again, I use the analogy a thousand times. If I had a
00:55:11 restaurant, I'd want the best ambiance, the best quality at reasonable, affordable prices with
00:55:17 great service with plenty of parking. And I want you to buy my food thousands of times. I want you
00:55:23 in there three days a week. I don't want to sell you food, poison food once and have you beat my 1.00
00:55:28 ass in the parking lot. So go to the Alex Jim store.com. The water filters have been sold out 0.99
00:55:33 for three months. Bigly is great, but that's their biggest problem is we never got capitalized
00:55:37 enough when they came on. Cause I was literally bankrupt and had no money. They were a big
00:55:41 outfit. It had a lot of people they sponsored and did, but the talk shows that they helped were
00:55:45 smaller so that it was this game of scaling up to buy enough product and then this product's hot
00:55:51 this product's not and so if they don't bought 10,000 filters we sold like 2,500 of them in two
00:55:57 weeks when it came out three months ago people want this they need it we would have been you
00:56:01 know funded all our stuff just with water filters alone took them three months 2,500 came in that's
00:56:06 how manufacturing is and then they had to have you know double testing and weeks of that and go
00:56:11 through them all and all the rest of it the shower filters are back friday but the point is this is a
00:56:16 great unit it's available now get it and you'll see nothing but action and nothing but victory
00:56:21 when you bet on us you bet on yourself get the water filtration system now get methylene blue
00:56:27 now check out the widest selection of page repair now now now if you don't you're not standing up
00:56:32 for yourself quite frankly and you're insane i salute those that have supported the past and
00:56:36 for those that haven't what are you thinking we'll be back with the great jason burmas 0.88