The Alex Jones Show Live - November 03, 2026


🚨BREAKING： TOP POLLSTER WARNS DEMOCRATS FAVORED TO WIN THE SENATE!

FULL ALEX JONES SHOW — 11⧸1⧸26 MUST-WATCH MIDTERM ANALYSIS： Humanity Has Awakened & Is On A Winning Streak!

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00:00:00.000 Republicans in trouble with bacon fraud, they could take the Senate as well.
00:00:04.820 Oh, Alex, I honestly think they're a favorite. Is it 90%? No, but I will tell the audience this
00:00:11.740 who's listening. We expect them to take North Carolina. We expect them to take Georgia. If
00:00:16.420 they take North Carolina, Georgia, and Sherrod Brown wins Ohio, the odds that Democrats take
00:00:21.960 the Senate skyrocket from about 65, 66% to over 90% because it tells us the demographics that
00:00:29.400 we need to know about for the rest of the night. Had they listened to us, Alex, they wouldn't be
00:00:34.820 in this situation. Had they listened, we'd be coasting right now. They would have redistrict,
00:00:40.920 they would have pushed South Carolina and Indiana to do it too, because we would have bullied them 0.97
00:00:45.300 under my plan. And we'd be adding seats to the House right now, or at least keeping it with an 0.82
00:00:50.620 hour majority. The Senate wouldn't even be a consideration, brother. It wouldn't even be a
00:00:55.900 consideration why are these senate seats in the plain states in the midwest in jeopardy right now
00:01:01.260 because they hate war because they hate war donald trump won these states republicans can't win these
00:01:07.900 states he did it because he had an anti-war populist platform and that is what republicans
00:01:14.580 needed to adopt in order to get away from the the mitt romney curse and that that map which
00:01:19.780 required us to literally play a straight a royal straight flush every single hand just to be able
00:01:25.420 to win the Electoral College.
00:01:26.700 Donald Trump came along
00:01:27.740 with a totally different message
00:01:28.920 and said, you know what?
00:01:29.700 I don't like this game.
00:01:30.680 We're going to play another one.
00:01:31.940 And he rearranged the map.
00:01:33.220 It was the only way to win.
00:01:35.860 Back in the Central Texas Command Center,
00:01:38.740 deep behind enemy lines,
00:01:40.700 it's Alex Jones.
00:01:42.520 And once again,
00:01:43.980 you are the Paul Revere's.
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00:01:54.040 We've only just begun to fight
00:01:57.340 Hey Alex, thanks for having me on as always
00:02:04.080 Look, you know, the day's not over
00:02:06.640 Roger's right, go grab a friend, go grab ten friends
00:02:09.820 And go vote if you haven't voted already
00:02:11.780 The bottom line is, Democrats did a very good job
00:02:14.640 Banking their vote, and more importantly
00:02:16.460 Banking their low propensity vote
00:02:18.520 And that's why the election day margin this year
00:02:21.680 is not going to be what Republicans are accustomed to,
00:02:25.700 and that's why there just needs to be more of it.
00:02:27.800 We need more of it, Roger.
00:02:28.900 I mean, the story all over the place is that Democrats are turning out at higher rates,
00:02:33.800 and if you're going to lose independence, that's simply not good enough.
00:02:36.840 So, you know, until the very end of the day here,
00:02:39.340 I'm going to be telling people you better go and vote.
00:02:43.380 Bottom line, it doesn't sound good for the Republicans.
00:02:47.440 I mean, really, look, let's take Florida, all right?
00:02:50.940 Florida is a race right now for governor.
00:02:53.220 Should that be the case?
00:02:55.160 Should it be the case?
00:02:56.080 I mean, let's look at Texas shouldn't be in the running.
00:02:59.580 And our last poll in Texas looked worse for Paxton than it did two weeks ago.
00:03:03.520 And now we had Abbott in a fight as well.
00:03:05.660 And the reason is there are a lot of pollsters who are deciding whether or not they should model these lower propensity Democrats.
00:03:12.740 It's a weird thing when you see it when you're a pollster, because in 24, Donald Trump was the king of low prop voters.
00:03:18.700 And this is something even before Trump.
00:03:21.100 That's right. He had the people that didn't vote or rarely voted before.
00:03:23.900 Now he lost all of them. Now Democrats have them.
00:03:26.700 That is the simplest way to put it.
00:03:29.320 I mean, to be honest, it's a straight up simple way to put it.
00:03:31.760 And the fact is, you have to get these voters to vote early because they're very, very difficult to get out on Election Day.
00:03:38.820 We saw Democrats do that with their side of it.
00:03:41.860 But plus, I mean, the truth is they shouldn't really have had that many low propensity voters.
00:03:46.380 There was just no real target out in the population for them.
00:03:50.280 So where were they getting them from, folks?
00:03:52.140 I mean, obviously, they were getting some of them from us.
00:03:54.800 And then ours, what concerned me is that the low propensity vote on the right in 24 was an early vote.
00:04:02.200 Yes, of course, we got some out on Election Day.
00:04:04.660 But a big part of the low propensity vote was in the early vote.
00:04:08.100 And we could see it clear as day in the last week of early voting.
00:04:11.360 that didn't materialize so it left republicans with the bigger heavier lift of getting out to
00:04:17.300 vote on election day and getting them to vote and in florida i'm seeing a lot of people saying look
00:04:22.080 at the gangbuster republican turnout you got moderate turnout the best vote in in republican
00:04:28.280 circles is in the morning i've been doing florida elections for a very long time this is when old
00:04:35.500 folks vote and they are the most maga as the day goes on by like noon to two republicans have to
00:04:41.300 bank as much as they can. Trump was almost R plus 14 at this point. You have to bank as much as you
00:04:47.380 can because Democrats will later start to vote and it'll be a younger, less white vote, and they'll
00:04:53.020 claw back a little bit of your advantage. We don't know how MPAs are breaking in Florida, so that
00:04:57.920 really is the wild card. If they break 60 to 40, then Byron could be in trouble. If they break 55
00:05:03.980 to 45, he'll leak it out like DeSantis did, maybe a little bit even more. We still have Byron up,
00:05:10.040 But it's close and it really shouldn't be close. And it tells you, you know, what we can possibly expect from the rest of the country. And for people who think, again, because there's a lot of misinformation out there, you know, right now we're at an electorate that looks a little bit like R plus 74, R plus 75. I really wanted Byron at like R plus 11. Byron's own team wanted him at R plus 11.
00:05:31.880 So this isn't the people's pundit talking.
00:05:34.040 This is the way it is.
00:05:35.500 Why?
00:05:35.860 Because they know being, you know, living in Florida elections, they understand how the state works.
00:05:40.640 Later, these younger, non-white, more Democratic voters are going to come out and they're going to start voting again in Broward. 0.50
00:05:46.780 They're going to start voting again in Miami.
00:05:48.240 They're going to start voting again in Duvall.
00:05:49.960 They're going to vote Gadsden and Leon and Lachua.
00:05:53.020 All right, Richard Barr is giving us the technicals.
00:05:54.900 People's underscore pundit straight ahead.
00:05:56.840 Stay with us back in just a few minutes.
00:06:01.880 Well, we are facing an incredible time. 0.97
00:06:26.960 We have a pig-headed president that was fun when he was on our side. 0.94
00:06:31.540 Now he's kind of going sideways. 0.99
00:06:33.720 The Democrats are spoiling for war.
00:06:35.940 We have one of the most accurate pollsters in the world joining us,
00:06:40.480 Richard Barris, Peoples underscore pundit.
00:06:42.980 And I'm getting the crew to try to schedule him back anytime he wants tonight.
00:06:47.280 We're going past midnight.
00:06:48.440 Obviously, we have the big numbers at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 tonight
00:06:51.160 and have the aftermath of this.
00:06:53.140 I think it's obviously going to be contested.
00:06:55.760 You've got all the, you know, 63 people indicted for election fraud.
00:06:59.560 You know, Democrats putting in names that match the incumbent senator that's ahead in Alaska.
00:07:08.020 I mean, they are not even trying to hide the dirty tricks.
00:07:10.740 So just in general, not as a pollster, go wherever you want the time we have left.
00:07:14.780 On polls, on numbers, predictions.
00:07:17.220 I know you're just going off hard facts for people as kind of a tactician scientist,
00:07:20.920 but just as a citizen, an American, about what you expect to see, just gut level, and then what the aftermath is.
00:07:27.860 look alex a couple of weeks ago i thought okay i feel like maybe republicans stem the bleeding
00:07:35.740 it's a lot of money maga inc had you know yet elon musk throwing literally hundreds of millions
00:07:40.940 of dollars in states like texas and elsewhere and i thought okay it feels like we blunted the
00:07:46.540 democratic momentum but unfortunately when polls are close and you know sometimes some say something
00:07:53.740 Some say the other. I mean, I think that the polls generally had a consensus this time and it was outside of the average era.
00:08:01.380 You know, everyone wants to believe that polls were under again, understating Republican support.
00:08:06.500 But there also was always the potential, the very real potential that polls were understating Democrat support.
00:08:13.080 We saw it in twenty five and we saw it in twenty six and the off cycles in the special elections from Georgia to Pennsylvania to New Jersey to Virginia.
00:08:21.260 So it was a real possibility. At the end there, it just looked to me, it felt, I'm just being real with everybody, it felt like it was slipping away again because Republicans needed a few things to happen.
00:08:34.760 They needed the people who were frustrated and were disaffected and upset to see Democrats in such a bad light, a poor light, that they would ignore how angry they were with the president or with the party and just go out and vote anyway.
00:08:50.640 That's a heavy lift.
00:08:51.980 You know, Barack Obama managed to come across this as well, and it didn't happen for him in the midterms.
00:08:56.520 And we also needed to see independents pull a bit of a head fake.
00:09:00.700 What we saw in 22 with Democrats, which was when Democrats looked like they were getting killed with independents.
00:09:06.340 But then come Election Day, the exit polls, by the way, I'd caution people not to read too much into them when they come out.
00:09:11.900 They shifted from R plus 11, and they were adjusted at the end of the night all the way to D plus 1.
00:09:17.620 So exit polls can be a little bit flawed.
00:09:19.140 But what happened there? Why did that happen? Because Republicans are the party of low prop voters. And what is working or what worked in favor of Democrats in 22, which is that they just have a more reliable coalition, what worked in their favor and helped them stem the bleeding is working against Republicans and making it more difficult to stem their bleeding.
00:09:39.080 And you add disaffection to that. And, you know, people are reading in all these partisan numbers while we're inferring these are Republicans. Guys, I hate to tell you, we have no idea how the NPAs are breaking. And in an election like this, it's probably it's almost like those fundamentals are going against Republicans.
00:09:55.960 And, you know, we went over this a couple of hours last night, Alex, about what are the fundamentals? What causes a wave election? Republicans have every single one of those indicators working against them this cycle. So it would truly be remarkable if they if they were to buck history and buck those fundamentals.
00:10:13.080 And I always tell people it's not impossible. That's what I deal with probabilities. It's not likely, but it's not impossible. And if you're a fighter, fight till the end. But I think at the end of the day, we're going to be looking around the map. And because even if they outperform the bloodbath scenario, like the total tsunami scenario, losing by less is still losing. And the conversation after tonight needs to be, why did you put yourselves here? Why did you do this to yourselves?
00:10:40.560 You had a coalition that could have governed for 30 years.
00:10:44.540 The governorships are really important.
00:10:46.320 The state legislatures are really important.
00:10:49.260 In 28, we're going to go through redistricting all over again.
00:10:51.880 By the way, you read my mind.
00:10:53.020 I was just sitting there saying, should I bring up two years from now, like 10 seconds
00:10:58.060 forward and you said it, let's project forward.
00:11:01.360 Is a Nick Foyntes right that if we lose this, it makes us stronger then?
00:11:05.660 I think that's totally clear. 0.83
00:11:07.200 The problem is the Democrats want to pack the Supreme Court.
00:11:09.920 They're going to a total jihad.
00:11:11.660 They're communist on record. 0.56
00:11:13.320 They're so dangerous.
00:11:14.960 I think they know that they're going to go for broke the next two years.
00:11:18.480 I think it's very dangerous.
00:11:20.280 Yeah, this is what I would say.
00:11:21.560 And look, I hear what Nick says.
00:11:23.800 I get it loud and clear.
00:11:25.140 But this is what I would say in response.
00:11:28.080 You don't hand a monkey a machine gun just because you're mad.
00:11:31.680 Brother, one party disappoints you. 0.99
00:11:34.520 The other one kills your friends and puts you in jail. 0.93
00:11:37.440 And that's really what we're doing with you. 1.00
00:11:39.180 Yeah, like, I'm mad at you, so let me give a monkey a hand grenade. 0.99
00:11:41.200 That'll, you know.
00:11:42.920 Alex, you know, if you're mad at Iran, if you're mad at AIPAC and all of this and Republicans and the administration's association, well, I hate to break it to you.
00:11:51.600 Democrats support all that, too.
00:11:53.560 So what are you doing?
00:11:54.420 By the way, Tucker, I confirmed this from several sources.
00:11:57.740 They already had Democrats other than Murphy, who had a stroke afterwards. 0.95
00:12:01.640 They all greenlit nuking Iran.
00:12:03.320 so the idea that the democrats aren't pro-war look at look at russia yeah and by the way i
00:12:10.200 know you're telling the truth about this murphy was the only one who said it was insane and he
00:12:15.020 had a stroke all right so that's where we're at ladies and gentlemen um that's it if you think
00:12:20.540 you're electing democrats to put the adults back in the room or something or or you're punishing
00:12:25.500 them i mean look i'm not i get where you're mad i get why you're disaffected i truly understand
00:12:31.400 And by the way, you get criticized as an anti-Trump Qatari agent when you've just been giving him advice to win, just like Mark Mitchell that's coming up.
00:12:39.560 Had they listened to us, Alex, they wouldn't be in this situation.
00:12:45.060 Had they listened, we'd be coasting right now.
00:12:48.080 They would have redistricted.
00:12:49.280 They would have pushed South Carolina and Indiana to do it, too, because we would have bullied them under my plan. 0.99
00:12:54.740 And we'd be adding seats to the House right now or at least keeping it with an hour of majority.
00:12:59.840 The Senate wouldn't even be a consideration, brother. It wouldn't even be a consideration. Why are these Senate seats in the plain states in the Midwest in jeopardy right now? Because they hate war. Because they hate war. Donald Trump won these states. Republicans can't win these states. He did it because he had an anti-war populist platform.
00:13:20.700 And that is what Republicans needed to adopt in order to get away from the Mitt Romney curse and that map which required us to literally play a royal straight flush every single hand just to be able to win the electoral college.
00:13:35.080 Donald Trump came along with a totally different message and said, you know what?
00:13:38.060 I don't like this game.
00:13:39.060 We're going to play another one.
00:13:40.260 And he rearranged the map.
00:13:41.600 It was the only way to win.
00:13:43.780 And to – I mean it's very simple, guys.
00:13:47.100 You don't have to be a statistician to figure this out.
00:13:49.180 Michigan hates war.
00:13:50.700 They don't even like Israel very much, to be honest.
00:13:52.520 We've polled it a million times.
00:13:53.660 Harry Enten himself.
00:13:54.860 No, I agree.
00:13:55.460 In closing, and you tell us when you come back on tonight.
00:13:58.120 Yep.
00:13:59.060 I am seeing, which we haven't gotten to yet because I'm going to wait until the evening goes, election fraud, judges blocking illegals not being able to vote.
00:14:06.760 You know, the stuff in Alaska.
00:14:11.600 I mean, it looks like the Democrats aren't even hiding it right now.
00:14:14.520 So you add Republicans in trouble with baked-in fraud, they could take the Senate as well.
00:14:20.700 Oh, Alex, I honestly think they're a favorite. Is it 90 percent? No. But I will tell the audience this who's listening. We expect them to take North Carolina. We expect them to take Georgia. If they take North Carolina, Georgia and Sherrod Brown wins Ohio, the odds that Democrats take the Senate skyrocket from about 65, 66 percent to over 90 percent because it tells us the demographics that we need to know about for the rest of the night.
00:14:47.680 And let me just add real quick. And, you know, that Alaska thing is out of this world. It's out. It's outrageous. That's electioneering. And even if Mary Peltola wins, she's going to start her term with a stain of scandal all over her. It was a good article.
00:15:01.820 But it goes to the nakedness to openly do it. It's like they don't. They don't care. Yeah, no, they really don't because they play chicken with the right all the time because they know the right is going to swerve.
00:15:16.240 Alex, they know it. It's a game of chicken. And that's where the Democrats win is that Trump
00:15:21.800 goes, well, Biden gave blanket pardons. I can now. So now Republicans will say, well, we'll just put
00:15:27.060 people's of the same name on the ballot. It's like the bottom has fallen out. We keep wondering
00:15:31.880 how bad will it get? It just gets worse. Yeah. The tit for tat is the wrong way to go. Accountability
00:15:37.560 is the right way to go, Alex. You know, you don't do what they do. You hold them accountable and
00:15:41.860 make them afraid to do it again that's how you do it this way you stabilize the system
00:15:46.100 top democrats sitting there two weeks ago and going let's find somebody the same name as the
00:15:50.300 incumbent who's five points ahead and let's run him to split the vote and they're like yeah let's
00:15:54.500 do that like the the arrogance of that that is the it's like let's let's shoot at instagram
00:15:59.660 while we rob a bang and say our names and social security numbers yeah but i guess what top blanche
00:16:05.460 would top roger stone was on earlier yeah well yeah they're gonna come after us and they're
00:16:09.360 Yeah, and Trump didn't do anything.
00:16:12.500 This is why I, you know, I did what I did.
00:16:15.500 I said what I said starting a year ago. 0.97
00:16:17.760 You know, you're going to go to war for Israel. 0.99
00:16:19.360 You want to do this. 1.00
00:16:20.020 You want to do that.
00:16:20.940 The war is here, all right?
00:16:22.940 And you have to make a decision.
00:16:24.640 Were you going to pick the integrity of the coalition to hold it together?
00:16:27.700 Because the coalition is not only protecting Donald Trump.
00:16:30.420 It was protecting the rest of us.
00:16:32.800 Our coalition is literally our suit of armor. 0.82
00:16:35.200 The coalition, he turned the Israeli dogs loose 0.99
00:16:38.900 to savage us that's true and that's why i mean let's let's call it what it is a big part of the 0.82
00:16:45.720 disaffection is because of the effort to browbeat and into submission and the problem is you can only
00:16:52.080 browbeat a small minority of dissidents you can't browbeat for supporting trump like we're the most
00:16:58.020 battle-hardened political group ever yep did they think beating us over the head would make us behave
00:17:03.100 That's a great point.
00:17:04.440 How about giving us a cup of coffee?
00:17:07.160 Yeah.
00:17:07.740 And the president came out today.
00:17:09.460 It's great.
00:17:09.980 And he said, look, we're not giving any more to Israel.
00:17:12.400 I wish you would have done it a month ago.
00:17:14.760 Day late, dollar short.
00:17:16.140 At this point, I mean, Alex, look at a state like Florida where this is going to be closer than it ever should be.
00:17:22.720 75, 80% of the vote is already cast.
00:17:25.260 In Michigan, when they pulled the Haley Stevens stunt, that's 50, 60% of the vote is already in.
00:17:30.260 Hopefully Trump doesn't get more arrogant after this defeat.
00:17:32.860 Hopefully he comes back to Jesus.
00:17:35.040 You tell the crew when you want to pop back in for 20, 30 minutes tonight.
00:17:38.180 Incredible job.
00:17:40.420 You've got your best-selling book, Burn It All Down.
00:17:43.860 Where else can people find your great research, sir?
00:17:47.260 The best place, as always, folks, is on Locals.
00:17:49.460 Go check it out, peoplespundit.locals.com.
00:17:51.980 Right there, you'll see the little link to all the polls.
00:17:54.620 You can go check them out.
00:17:55.860 We dropped a couple last minute there yesterday and the day before.
00:17:58.620 and we're on x and on instagram at peoples underscore pundit thanks all the best alex
00:18:04.460 i don't know how late you're gonna be up but i have this issue where even i go to bed at midnight
00:18:08.040 i wake up at 3 30 i've been up since 3 35 i'm gonna be here till midnight i don't know if you're
00:18:12.960 a night owl it obviously stuff gets only gets better later if you want to come on at midnight
00:18:17.580 one and go over the numbers or you we would love to have you just tell us when you want or come on
00:18:22.880 earlier if you're going to bed earlier like i am at like 1 a.m just please please come on with us
00:18:27.520 OK, I'll be back, brother.
00:18:29.380 I'll see you soon.
00:18:30.300 All right.
00:18:30.520 Thank you.
00:18:31.100 The world is more dangerous, says Britain's defense secretary.
00:18:33.640 The UK is sending jets to Saudi Arabia, telling families at home to stock up.
00:18:37.660 A new doomsday plan called Fortress preps military bases to keep forces operational in the event of a major attack that cripples power grids and other critical infrastructure.
00:18:48.500 It's a global war which knocks out power grids, cripple supply chains and cuts off military bases.
00:18:53.960 Other allies, including the U.K., have been warning their populations to stockpile 90 days of food and water just in case.
00:19:02.180 Every major military installation in the continental U.S. would be expected to operate independently for at least 90 days.
00:19:09.500 The Pentagon is preparing every major U.S. military base to survive 90 days without outside support.
00:19:16.880 No civilian power grid, no global supply chains, no outside fuel or water.
00:19:21.460 Experts agree America's next major war could reach U.S. soil through cyber attacks, drones, and long-range weapons.
00:19:28.340 That's a lot of messages about stocking up at home.
00:19:32.280 So I don't know if it's next week or next month or next year,
00:19:34.540 but when you have the Pentagon gearing up for this for the first time activating the COG systems,
00:19:39.200 it is a massive deal.
00:19:42.060 It is so critical for you to get ready, to have solar systems, solar panel systems,
00:19:47.020 to basic communications and to have horrible food, water filtration, you name it.
00:19:52.180 All hell's breaking loose.
00:19:53.520 Here's Trump a few days ago while the doomsday planes are in the sky, all five.
00:19:57.260 Look at it.
00:19:57.680 And it does this incredible flyover, super dangerous, over the Washington Monument and
00:20:03.120 right over the White House.
00:20:04.280 And it turns out Trump was up in there while he's commanding a nuclear war simulation with
00:20:10.140 the triggers ready with the safeties off.
00:20:12.760 They did another flyover when he was on the ground.
00:20:14.800 Why are they doing that?
00:20:15.740 nearing a nuclear war simulation. The Pentagon is preparing America's doomsday military plan.
00:20:20.580 And I said, it's not just about nuclear war. And then heck, Seth came out on Friday and he said,
00:20:24.380 indeed, it's mainly for incoming cyber attacks. And Iran has said they've got unconventional
00:20:29.940 warfare operations embedded in the West. And so they could launch an attack. Anything is possible
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00:21:44.640 oh storage is something that's very important emergency food one month three months six month
00:21:49.400 year it's all there highest quality not a bunch of filler not garbage emergency meals emergency
00:21:57.540 coffee and other treats generators solar panels and backup power dried fruits storable candies
00:22:04.460 You want tasty stuff, Faraday bags, EMP protection, security gear, super sleek Faraday clothing,
00:22:12.140 tactical gear, knives, flashlights, survival kits, air guns, the highest quality slingshots.
00:22:18.320 We have the Pentagon Universal EMP protection systems that you wire into your house that
00:22:23.120 are very easy to wire and it takes a few minutes.
00:22:25.340 We have the system Homeland Security uses.
00:22:27.380 It's all there at survivalnation.com.