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00:00:50.880Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to Alex Jones Live, alexjoneslive.com.
00:00:55.740This is The Alex Jones Show. I'm Harrison Smith.
00:00:57.640sitting in for Alex today. I'm going to be with you here for all three hours. It's going to be
00:01:01.340an absolutely massive show. We have some major political results from some races run yesterday
00:01:06.300with some interesting consequences. Abdul Al-Sayed won the Michigan Democratic Senate primary. We'll
00:01:14.540be getting into that, of course. We also have another trend that I've been observing, we've
00:01:19.160all been observing, which is as our justice system collapses, people are taking justice into their
00:01:25.840own hands. We're going to lead with this story. And like I said, there's several more along the
00:01:31.340same lines. Here's a man who took it into his own hands when he found an adult was
00:01:37.840taking advantage of his children. Let's watch. Detectives began looking into 20 year old Diego
00:01:44.560Montoya Gonzalez after the mother of an 11 year old found a video on her child's phone.
00:01:49.640The mother of the victim called Grove City Police to report that her 11 year old child
00:01:54.660was sexually assaulted by, at the time, an unknown adult male.
00:01:58.140The next day, prosecutors said the child's father lured him back to the home.
00:02:02.680The child's father started messaging the defendant on a TikTok account as if he was his daughter,
00:02:09.920stating that, quote, she, the daughter, was home alone because, again, quote, her parents had left.
00:02:16.040At about 6.09, the defendant showed up to the back door of the residence.
00:02:19.980The father answered the door and ultimately shot the defendant twice.
00:02:23.400The child's father sat in the courtroom as Montoya Gonzalez was arraigned.
00:02:27.580He's charged with felonious assault, but we're not showing him to protect the identity of his
00:02:32.860daughter. According to a complaint, the father told police he planned to beat Montoya Gonzalez up,
00:02:38.500hold him and call for police. But he believed Montoya Gonzalez was reaching for a gun,
00:02:43.600so he says he shot him. Prosecutors said investigators found multiple videos on
00:02:48.560Montoya Gonzalez's phone showing the sexual abuse of children, including an infant or toddler.
00:02:54.880He's charged with rape, pandering sexually oriented material involving a minor
00:02:59.500and obstructing official business because prosecutors said he tried to run when he was
00:03:04.780arrested. A judge gave Montoya Gonzalez a $20,000 recognizance bond and $50,000 cash dirty bond.
00:03:12.700He's also ordered to stay away from the victim's family. Reporting at the courthouse, Carla
00:03:17.180rogner 10 tv news and of course everybody online is saying let the man go give him a trophy
00:03:24.220if nothing else and look i'm two minds of this was it the right thing to do yes it was should
00:03:32.760he have had to do it no of course not but what's his other option was it what he you know what he
00:03:37.760should have done as a responsible american is he should have called the cops and he should have
00:03:42.120gone through a months-long process trying to arraign this guy. He should have forced his
00:03:46.900daughter to have to give testimony in court and argue against the rapist's court-appointed lawyer,
00:03:54.160I'm sure. He should have waited and gone through the right process so that the rapist could have
00:03:59.380been let out on his own recognizance, on bail, never actually punished, given a suspended sentence
00:04:05.300and allowed to do it again, okay? It's the American way. But in all seriousness, as we see,
00:04:10.560are systems built for things like receiving justice for crimes committed against average
00:04:17.160Americans. We're going to see a lot more of this. In fact, we saw more of it earlier this week when
00:04:21.540another bystander, regular civilian armed in America stopped a mass shooting. Our systems
00:04:28.260are collapsing. That doesn't mean we have to live in danger. Our justice system is basically totally
00:04:33.480inverted at the worst and just dysfunctional at the best. We can't rely on it anymore. It's
00:04:40.640It's a new world that we're entering into.
00:04:43.620Stay tuned, and we'll make sure you're prepared by knowing everything you need to know about the wholesale, deliberate collapse of our society and what it's going to take to survive the onslaught.
00:06:13.440Sitting in for Alex today, we have an absolutely massive show for you, so many videos to get
00:06:18.320you and stories to tell you, especially about what is going on politically. We'll try to
00:06:22.740untangle the tangled web we now find ourselves trapped in, hemmed in on both sides by very,
00:06:30.380you know, virulently anti-American forces seem to dominate our politics. We'll get into
00:06:36.120the results of last night and what they portend for the future. We also, of course, have a lot of
00:06:41.920crime news to talk about and invasion news to talk about, and they all sort of blend together.
00:06:46.840All of these topics, I could be talking about the racism scandal at the NHS where people are shockingly requesting doctors who speak English, and this is unacceptable.0.91
00:07:00.620At the same time, you have McKinney Falls here in Texas is desperately trying to stop a mosque being built, and yet our government, the government of the people who live there and who families founded the place hundreds of years ago, are seemingly incapable of stopping their town from being taken over and transformed beyond their recognition.0.50
00:07:20.700Likewise, we've got just all this news about immigration overall, the H-1B visas, scams and frauds abound.0.99
00:07:28.420But it's all sort of one story. But at the end of the day, it's all really aspects of one major war against the Western world and our values and morals and the things that have created the world in the first place.
00:07:42.520So whether you're talking about the immigration itself or the fraud committed by the immigrants or the, you know, diplomatic purpose of the immigration being used to try to perpetuate wars overseas, it's all sort of part of the same operation being carried out.0.64
00:08:00.660But I'm sure our audience is well aware of that.
00:08:03.420Of course, the biggest shock, I suppose, from yesterday, the biggest story, Abdul Al-Sayed wins Michigan's Democrat Senate primary, notching a Midwest victory for the left.
00:08:15.600A former public health official has defeated Representative Haley Stevens, NBC News Projects, despite facing a huge advertising disadvantage.
00:08:24.860Abdul El-Sayed has won Michigan's slugfest of a Democratic Senate primary, NBC News projects,
00:08:30.240clinching the nomination in a close race over Representative Haley Stevens
00:08:33.300and establishing a Midwest beachhead for a progressive left on the march this midterm cycle.
00:08:38.080El-Sayed overcame nearly $65 million worth of advertising,
00:08:43.040an onslaught of outside money, and an establishment that had rallied around Stevens.
00:08:47.160Popular Governor Gretchen Whitmer endorsed Stevens late last month,1.00
00:08:50.060a move seen as a last-ditch effort to stop a rising El-Sayed.
00:08:52.980El-Sayed, a former public health official, goes on to face a former representative Mike Rogers, who claims to be the Republican who claimed the Republican nomination without opposition Tuesday.
00:09:02.520Their race in November is expected to be one of the most competitive in the country and could determine which party controls the Senate.
00:09:09.460Obviously, a certain part of our political establishment is very, very unhappy about this, not because he's a leftist, though.
00:09:18.020That's not what they're concerned about. And honestly, that's not probably why people voted for him. From Drudge, it's al-Sayed, progressives rock Michigan, big win for the left, Muslim Americans celebrate, president rages. Why would the president rage over one Democrat winning over another? Because it meant that AIPAC spent a lot of money that they didn't get a return on.
00:09:43.080And that's very upsetting. And the money is absolutely astronomical that was poured into this race, which is why I have a bit of, you know, an issue with like really treating this as such a crazy defeat.
00:09:57.240It was basically who is going to pretend to represent the people of Michigan.0.96
00:10:02.860Is it going to be a Muslim invader or is it going to be a Jewish puppet?0.99
00:10:06.780And it's like, how about we vote for Mike Rogers, the most American man in the world?0.99
00:10:13.280I don't even know what he is. I don't even know who he is, but his name is Mike Rogers.
00:10:16.960So I think we should vote for him. I think at the end of the day, we should vote for him.
00:10:22.640And I say that only partly in jest, but we have things like this.
00:10:44.240For governor, just the name itself, Abdul Al-Sayed is running for office in Michigan.
00:10:52.640And he's being supported, of course, by Michigan mayor of Dearborn, Abdul Hamoud.
00:10:58.020I'm sure they they just have political alliance.
00:11:00.920I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that minority groups in America tend to vote entirely as a bloc and for themselves in their own benefit.
00:11:49.680mike rogers abdul al-sayed which one's american uh both equally okay how many people named abdul
00:11:58.960i don't know signed the constitution or the declaration of independence fought in the civil
00:12:05.380war went out west and found it i like i don't remember a lot of you know abdul's when i'm
00:12:13.000reading cowboy stories or stories about daniel boone you know cutting the wilderness trail
00:12:17.920through the cumberland gap i don't remember anybody named abdul doing that so what do you mean
00:12:23.300and the reason yeah so here's trump's response this is great news for the republican party oh
00:12:27.940i'm sure al-sayed a communist loser who hates jews in israel is projected the winner of his race
00:12:33.440with the socialist as usual the polls were way off on this one she was not expected to do nearly as
00:12:38.300well as she did now the democrats crazy policies will only get worse honestly not even sure what
00:12:43.240he's talking what he's saying there a communist loser who hates jews in israel is projected winner
00:12:47.780in this race with the socialist she was not expected to do nearly as well okay all right
00:12:53.760thank you sir thank you president trump for that dispatch but the reason i bring that i bring this
00:13:00.360up and focus on this insane lie about the name abdul being just as american as john or mary like
00:13:06.980this is absurd absolutely ridiculously absurd and everybody knows it so why are they saying it
00:13:13.200That's my question. Because I would love if people had real empathy. You know, people think they have empathy because they project their own feelings on everybody else.
00:13:23.220I was watching an interview today just popped up while I was driving. Twitter videos were going through. And it was Jordan Peterson interviewing Stephen Fry, famous British actor.
00:13:34.240and you know steven fry says it explicitly he's like i just have this belief that every human
00:13:39.960being is good at heart and just like me it's like okay but they're not so like that's a child's view
00:13:48.180of the world you are just projecting your own values and perspective onto people who share
00:13:55.140nothing with you who despise you and think that you're a weak idiot for thinking that they wouldn't
00:14:01.340What are you talking about? You're projecting. You're not empathetic. You're projecting when you see a bunch of like hostile foreigners storming across the border, literally eyes livid with the prospect of raping a white woman.
00:14:16.580you're like oh they just they need help because you can never imagine being in that position0.89
00:14:21.720because you don't have empathy do you understand to be empathetic is to actually put yourself in
00:14:26.960the mindset and go what would it like to be uh well you know what would it be like to be0.73
00:14:31.340in a moroccan prison and then be let out and told that i'm now a biomass human weapon for the umma0.85
00:14:38.940and since to do as much damage and rot as much chaos as i possibly can what would it be like0.93
00:14:46.140to be that person. Eyes shining with the prospect of loot and plunder. Can you imagine what that's
00:14:54.440like? If you're Stephen Fry or the typical American or British normie, you genuinely can't.
00:15:01.640It makes you uncomfortable. It makes you feel bad. You feel like you're somehow like insulting
00:15:06.140or hurting the person because once again, you're such a decent person. You're such a good person
00:15:11.500who would never imagine storming into another country to rape and plunder its people. That1.00
00:15:15.940would never occur to you and if somebody were to suggest that that was your intention you would
00:15:20.780feel insulted and hurt by that and it would be frustrating being a good person who's just trying
00:15:26.840to get along to be told that you're you know a rapist and a murderer that would that would hurt
00:15:31.280your feelings and so you don't want to hurt the feelings of people who are trying to kill and
00:15:36.000rape you so the point is would you ever do this could you ever imagine going to another country
00:15:43.720If I were to go to Saudi Arabia and stood there going, you know, the name Harrison Smith is as
00:15:49.980Saudi Arabian as any other name. You know, Harrison Smith is a traditional Saudi Arabian
00:15:56.220name and it is classic and historically Saudi Arabian. Harrison Smith. What the hell are you
00:16:03.240talking like? It's absurd, right? Isn't that an absurd thing for anybody to say? Really for any
00:16:08.880other country. I'm going to Mexico. Hi, my name's Harrison Smith. You know, a traditional Mexican
00:16:14.520name, Harrison Smith. I'm probably from Guadalajara, wouldn't you think? This is absurd.
00:16:21.960This is an insult. You're not a good person for being like, yep, you know, everyone's American.0.98
00:16:28.060Yeah, but they're not, though. But they're not, actually. They have no history here.1.00
00:16:33.160People actually haven't contributed anything to America. They genuinely don't believe
00:16:37.860in the things americans believe this is the absurdity of the concept of a creedal nation
00:16:43.480that people like to promote we're not a we're not a nation based on you know racial purity we're a
00:16:48.740nation raised on uh you know based on our creed that we all believe the same things okay so if
00:16:54.100somebody doesn't believe that they're not american no of course not you can believe whatever you want
00:16:57.900as an american okay so it's not a creedal nation it's not a nation based on blood or birth so it's
00:17:04.120It is literally just a market for exploitation.
00:17:08.520Market might even be too generous of a term.
00:17:26.040And again, we've got so many stories today.
00:17:28.220Finally, mainstream media is picking it up.
00:17:30.300like New York Post finally went out and did research where they found a Medicaid company
00:17:35.220that's charging $100 million a year without ever seeing any patients. So, you know, we'll go to
00:17:41.380that. But that's, you know, again, empathize with these people, empathize with them. Don't that
00:17:46.200doesn't mean go on their side. That means understand the world from their perspective.
00:17:51.920Don't project your ideas onto them. Understand where they're coming from. Look at their actions
00:17:58.060And then imagine what if I was like that? What would cause me to do those actions? What would I be thinking and feeling while carrying those actions out? That's empathy. That's actually putting yourself in somebody else's shoes.
00:18:10.880And when you do that and you actually genuinely try to understand things from their perspective, you don't, you know, get the feeling of terror and fright of the big bad white guy who, you know, their history of colonialism keeps you in a state of fear.
00:18:26.940But out of pure desperation, you're forced against your will to go into the hands of your persecutors begging for scraps.
00:18:36.140You have to imagine the glory that you're feeling.
00:18:42.360You have to imagine how glorious and amazing it feels to storm into a European city and just be ripping girls off the street like picking plums from a tree.
00:18:53.100You have to you have to actually be able to imagine that the transcendent like like, you know, heavenly fugue that they must be in just knowing they can just do whatever the hell they want and that they're protected with this overwhelming power of the state.
00:19:08.800Again, imagine if you put yourself in the mindset of these people, it's here's where it's easy. Here's where white people in particular have a very easy time empathizing with the bad guy. Imagine you are an evil, white, blonde hair, blue eyed, imperial British officer.
00:19:29.140You know, remember those evil guys from the cartoons? Remember those guys with the pith helmet and the sinister mustache? You know, imagine what it would be like for one of them to be walking around an African village knowing that whatever they do to anybody will never go will never be punished.
00:19:46.560They know because it's happened before, like imagine being, you know, an imperial British officer who was caught like kidnapping and, you know, raping an African native and you're reported to the, you know, whatever, admiralty board and they go, oh, this is very unkind of you, sir.
00:20:06.640Now, we get out there and also you're promoted.
00:20:09.680How would you wouldn't you wouldn't you revel in the, you know, glory?
00:20:14.640Wouldn't you revel in the feeling of power that you can oppress these people without ever any pushback?0.81
00:20:20.260Now, instead of imagining a tall, upright white guy in a pith helmet, imagine like a Somali dude at a park filming a white woman demanding that she say the N-word because you know that even though you're the one in the wrong, even though you're the one harassing her and objectifying her and abusing her, that this system, just like the imperial British system, would uphold the word of the, you know, imperial agent over the natives.0.83
00:20:50.040It's the same thing. It's the same thing. So I know it can be difficult to like project or not project, but just actually truly embody and understand the mindset of evil. So just imagine they're white and it's not that hard because you've been programmed over decades to be like incapable of seeing these obviously hostile invading conquerors as anything other than poor, pathetic, like animals, basically.0.86
00:21:17.240And again, my perspective is actually the respectful one. This is the other thing I think people get confused at. I believe these people are human beings with agency making choices that they have to suffer the consequences for. I don't treat these people like little baby animals that don't know what they're doing and don't know any better. I think they know exactly what they're doing.
00:21:38.020I think they're fully conscious and aware of the role they're playing, and I think they have perfectly good reasons in their own mind to do what they're doing. I think they feel elation and glory as they conquer a foreign nation that's much stronger than them but have been cowed and beaten down and threatened by their own leadership so that they fold over and submit.
00:22:00.640I think they like the feeling of being submitted to I think they're conscious human beings who make choices who have free will and who are capable of making different choices but don't so long story short you would never go to another country and tell them that you're distinctly American name is is just as valid as as theirs for their nationhood just like you would never do that.
00:22:26.280Why do you let people do that to you? It's crazy. It is genuinely crazy. It is the most brazen
00:22:32.800like chutzpah ever. Yeah, the name Abdul Muhammad is just as American as John Smith, for sure,0.64
00:22:40.100100%. And if you disagree, you're racist. It's like, okay, I guess I'm racist. Like,
00:22:45.520I don't care. I don't care what you call me. But that's a crazy thing to say. It is crazy.
00:22:50.340Let's go now to clip number 24. This again, in the middle of Dearborn, Michigan,
00:22:54.160where they have taken over and i just show you video after video after video of this which again0.96
00:22:58.960if you talk to you know sneaky sneaky sneeko or any other muslim apologist in america it's always0.91
00:23:05.860well but there's only like one percent of muslims in america how could we be such a big threat0.93
00:23:10.540it's like well you tend to coagulate you tend to gather in certain places and when those places
00:23:16.140they don't have a one percent muslim population they get like a 50 muslim population and the0.90
00:23:21.500Muslims start abusing the Christians and Jews who live there.1.00
00:23:29.360But there's a woman, you know, going to the Dearborn City Council, just being like, recounting all of the various ways that, you know, there are noise ordinances.
00:23:41.060The churches have to abide by them.0.98
00:27:34.120We really are idiots to let you stay.1.00
00:27:35.800We really are idiots to let you organize politically and expand your control and expand the development of mosques and everything else.1.00
00:27:44.520We really are suckers and idiots, and we should correct that.0.99
00:27:59.020I get to criticize my country because it's coming from a place of American interests and just general goodwill for humanity and not wanting to see innocent people slaughtered.0.79
00:28:08.440Where he's coming from is, you know, an ethnic desert blood feud from 2000 years ago.0.52
00:28:16.260And he feels about America the same way he feels about Israel.
00:28:20.400And it has absolutely nothing to do with the treatment of the people in Gaza.
00:28:24.520If that had never happened, he'd have a different reason.0.99
00:28:26.320But the point is that they are trying to change our country and we have absolutely no obligation to allow them to do so.
00:28:33.920And that goes for everybody. We're rejecting the false dichotomy.
00:28:38.080I don't care about Jews and Muslims. I care about America and representing ourselves.
00:28:43.820America is now 250 years old. July 4th isn't about delicious cheeseburgers and fireworks, though I love them so much.
00:28:51.700It's about what does America stand for?
00:28:54.320The globalists cannot have our country survive.
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00:30:58.920we have a lot to get to uh we're going to continue to talk about uh this this bellwether race of
00:31:07.940abdul al-sayed who i know when when i say that name what you're picturing is a farmer from idaho
00:31:14.740Believe it or not, he's not American. He's a Muslim immigrant. It's, I know, shocking. It's such an American name he has. We're going to continue to talk about that. I'm going to take your calls in the third hour, and then Rex Jones is going to be interviewing Brandon Weikert in the fourth hour.
00:31:32.660Brandon Weichert, of course, has been a regular guest on The War Room and The Alex Jones Show
00:31:37.400and has proved to be probably the best prognosticator for the Iran war around, really.
00:31:46.600Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
00:31:50.540So you cannot, if you can't pronounce his name, it's easy to pronounce.
00:35:20.500People obviously have different qualities.
00:35:22.920They obviously have different capabilities.
00:35:24.680They obviously have different places where they function well versus where they don't.
00:35:30.560That doesn't mean that they're worth more or less morally.
00:35:33.500It doesn't mean that their words have any more or less impact in the eyes of the law, in a courtroom.
00:35:41.920Now, I suspect he kind of knows this but is just playing stupid because, you know, it's a talking point that works with other stupid people.
00:35:52.920except for black people right it's like whoa blew my head i mean this is like this is like you know0.85
00:35:59.980atheists who are like then why does god let bad things happen and it's like oh you're the first0.64
00:36:05.040person to ever come up with this oh my god i guess i have to stop believing in god now because bad
00:36:10.260things happen you're so you're so smart and deep how did you come up with that that's sort of where
00:36:15.600we're at just like all men are created equal but they had slaves what yes the law was set up in
00:36:25.520in direct response to the established law everywhere else in the world especially england
00:36:33.380where they came from which said some people were worth more than others this should be easy to
00:36:38.960understand because in islam to this day in sharia courts women's uh testimony counts for less than0.84
00:36:45.580men that's something we rejected 300 years ago in the west apparently we have to fight this battle0.74
00:36:53.520all over again while simultaneously trying to explain to abdul over here that being equal in
00:37:00.120the eyes of the law and in the eyes of god and morally your soul being worth as much as any
00:37:04.700other human soul does not mean that because we have a country we have to give everybody else
00:37:10.760citizenship to that country. And everybody who can clamor their way across the border
00:37:16.080and, you know, plop out a baby is suddenly as American as you or I or John Smith or
00:37:22.960Johnny Appleseed, for that matter. So he has a child's understanding of civics. He has a child's
00:37:29.380understanding of the Constitution. But even when he said, like, this is the type of thing that
00:37:35.420you'll hear a leftist say sounds smart, sounds deep, sounds profound. It it's like means less
00:37:42.200than nothing. It actually means less than nothing. He would be better served by just not saying
00:37:46.460anything. He says America was founded on the idea we could compromise on whether or not people as a
00:37:53.440function of their skin could be enslaved by other people. We would compromise on whether or not
00:38:01.780people as a function of the color of theirs it's a function of so this is a mathematical equation0.71
00:38:07.160which you enter in the skin tone of an individual and that determines their ability to be enslaved
00:38:14.840or not i'm trying to just figure out what he's at i i understand what he's actually saying what
00:38:20.620he actually is saying is white people bad white people evil destroy white people if you want to
00:38:24.720my if i put on my libtard translator goggles it's pretty obvious he's saying white people bad0.62
00:38:30.240Everything white people did in history is bad. They have to be punished for that by eradicating their race. It's at the heart of it. That's the translation in a simple way. But what he's trying to say in an act of faux profundity is that the American founders are somehow hypocrites because they had slaves that were from Africa.0.82
00:38:56.000why aren't there any slaves in the middle east why aren't there any slaves in muslim countries
00:39:02.800or rather why aren't there any black people aren't there any descendants of slaves0.73
00:39:06.140in muslim countries of course everybody should know this by now that's because
00:39:11.800while the arab slave trade from africa was many many many you know factors higher than
00:39:17.760anything that came to america and even the people that came to america those that came to
00:39:22.600north america were a you know vanishing small minority of you know the people transport it was
00:39:30.040mostly to brazil and uh elsewhere where sugar plantations ran on the uh islands in the caribbean
00:39:37.440but sorry my the point is many many more times more black africans were sent as slaves to the
00:39:45.080middle east only they castrated them they had a practice of removing their manhood so
00:39:50.800So them having descendants was impossible. Just a little note, just a little historical note for you here. If you are talking about whose people in the past have a history of mistreating others, I would say that if I was a black African, I would probably prefer to go to the Virginia plantation where I could have a wife and children be raised going to church on Sundays rather than some sort of
00:40:20.800sort of you know castrated beast in the pleasure palace of some muslim king but hey that's just0.54
00:40:30.980that's just me if we're as long as we're talking about people's history and who was founded on what1.00
00:40:35.320let's just remember that their religion is one of conquest and terror and that's the only way
00:40:40.660they've ever spread and the only thing they've ever really done to any sufficient or impressive0.96
00:40:45.100degree and that their history of slavery from africa is not just much greater and longer
00:40:50.760and more expansive and more horrifying but also just beyond brutal unspeakably
00:40:58.360savage in their treatment but hey it worked out because they killed them all so now they don't
00:41:04.260have to have dei programs let's go to clip 27 here this is abdul al-sayed talking about the money
00:41:12.280being spent so this is why he got elected i'm gonna tell you right now this is why he got
00:41:20.180elected yes there is a growing contingent of hyper-partisan foreign voting blocs
00:41:27.760that are interested simply in supremacy over the american state that's absolutely true
00:41:35.320And places like Dearborn or the district where Ilhan Omar lives, I mean, they were set aside for these groups. These congressional districts didn't have a ton of people in them. You drop in 100,000 Somalis. That's a Somali district from then on. Dearborn, Michigan. Dearborn, Michigan.
00:41:55.460I mean, just saying the name. Every time I say the name, I literally picture a fat white guy with a mustache and sunglasses wearing camo on an ice pond, like ice fishing somewhere.
00:42:08.380It's like just the name Dearborn, Michigan. You look at Dearborn now and it is synonymous with a literal Muslim takeover.1.00
00:42:13.980So when you give these places to these groups, yes, they are going to elect people who represent their interest.0.99
00:42:20.820That is the interest of the hostile minority group over the interest of Americans, white people, Christians in particular, but the American nation overall.0.93
00:42:30.400That's very true. At the same time, you have to understand that the way these people talk and the way that the leftist and the DSA and there's no real difference between them.0.98
00:42:41.940They're all motivated by exactly the same thing because otherwise it doesn't make any sense.
00:42:46.660Why would a conservative Muslim who, I mean, forget LGBT, he doesn't let his he doesn't let his wife show her nose.0.85
00:42:56.700Like, OK, how are conservative religious Muslims and like hyper sexual gay bug chasers on the same side politically because they both are aligned in the desire to destroy white people in the states that we created?0.88
00:43:12.780Not that complicated, folks. However, they're going to do it by getting elected, saying obvious pablum, talking points, rhetoric, sloganeering.0.98
00:43:25.260it's shocking that it's this easy to trick the american people but you can literally just as a
00:43:31.160democrat just get up and go affordability schools trains and people will be like this man is a
00:43:37.560genius this man must be elected immediately he obviously has my best interests in mind
00:43:42.880and then they get into office they're like great now that i'm in power let's let all the rapists0.80
00:43:48.120out of prison and get rid of guns and uh we're going to be teaching graphic homosexual
00:43:53.840material in your child's elementary school and if you don't like it you're going to jail so0.66
00:43:59.380yeah and i wish we could see through these obvious ridiculous lies but until then i'm here for you
00:44:06.460i'm here to explain to you what's actually happening so if you're concerned about you0.74
00:44:11.080know muslims getting elected dsa members getting elected the thing that's not convincing to people
00:44:16.920is just to say communism bad communism evil you have to actually offer them an alternative you0.92
00:44:23.540have to actually explain to them why our system can be reformed and is being reformed because
00:44:31.080i was going to say explain why our system like is the spirit one at this point it's actually
00:44:35.740arguably not i mean we have all of the negatives of socialism and communism we don't have any of
00:44:41.240the positives like that's the way tyranny is usually there's usually a trade-off right you
00:44:46.180can go back and look at any tyranny the world's ever experienced the nazis the communists it's
00:44:50.300like okay yeah I am a brutal dictator sure but at least I cleaned up the crime right and people go
00:44:56.800yeah yeah I guess so I mean I don't like that I got to do the freaking salute every time a guy in
00:45:03.840a uniform walks by I'm not a big fan of having to send my kid to a camp where he's indoctrinated
00:45:09.660into you know your particular political but you know before you got into office things were
00:45:16.120incredibly messed up and horrifying so i'll take it so i'll take it i mean that's the way tyranny
00:45:21.940rises why would people vote for tyrants if there wasn't something in it for them the thing that's
00:45:27.900usually in it is security and safety and stability and they go look i'd rather have a stable tyrant
00:45:34.500than this endless succession of chaotic civil wars or whatever it is and again you can go back
00:45:39.660to ancient rome i mean why do you think the empire was founded there's usually a trade-off
00:45:45.620The absurd thing that we have is that there is no tradeoff.
00:45:48.560We get spied on, we get surveilled, we get tracked, and we're going to get into a lot
00:45:52.100of those stories later in the show, whether it's law enforcement spying on your private
00:45:57.280messages on things like Snapchat or the flock cameras now being set up.
00:46:02.680Practically everywhere that's not a street, it's like on the back trails at your kids
00:46:06.680preschool outside their playground, not a license plate to be seen, but these license
00:46:13.440So we have the surveillance grid of a communist dictatorship.
00:46:17.340We have the utter despoilment of the middle class and the United States taxpayers that you would get in a socialist communistic regime.
00:46:27.520In other words, you're working half or three quarters of the year before you see a single cent into your own pockets.
00:46:33.520All of that money is paid straight to taxes to pay for these people coming to our country and trying to destroy it explicitly.0.88
00:46:43.440So we get none of the tradeoff. So it's like, OK, we're going to we're going to be suppressed and oppressed and surveilled and restricted and arrested for our speech.0.78
00:46:52.940But also the streets are flooded with crime that never gets punished and the police are on the take.
00:46:59.980So it's like. You've got to actually offer a solution, you've got to actually say, yeah, our system is messed up, you're right.
00:47:08.580yeah i know the stock market is high but people can't afford homes so we have a problem people
00:47:14.440can't get hired to jobs so we have to correct this we're going to correct it here's how we're1.00
00:47:18.840going to correct it we're going to get rid of the h1bs that are taking jobs you can actually get1.00
00:47:22.720your jobs we're going to get rid of all the illegal immigrants you know how much 100 million1.00
00:47:26.240extra people in a single country raises house prices we're going to bring that down we don't1.00
00:47:30.880need communism to do it literally all we need everything america needs to do can be summed up
00:47:37.440in one phrase ruthless application of existing law we don't even need new laws we don't we don't
00:47:45.080need new laws we don't need a new form of government we don't need a revolution the laws
00:47:50.220are on the books just enforce them that's that's literally it that's literally it what do we need
00:47:56.800a new law against illegal immigration it's illegal immigration they were never supposed to come over0.99
00:48:01.740here anyway they're all here illegally they should all be expelled that's the law should we be ruled0.98
00:48:08.500by foreign communists coming over and you know becoming mayor of new york city five years after0.85
00:48:14.820he became a citizen no there's the communist control act there is still to this day a pledge
00:48:21.080all naturalized citizens make to have nothing to do with communism if they violate that you can
00:48:28.400expel them if we would just enforce law that already exists on the books we would not have0.63
00:48:34.800any problems whatsoever that's the solution however nobody's making that argument instead
00:48:39.780you have people like abdul al-sayed just saying the obvious pablum talking point rhetoric
00:48:46.300sloganeering that wins elections god only knows what he does when he's in power but
00:48:51.420i don't want to just brush this off as like an aberration and just go you know there's
00:48:58.200nothing we can we can do about this except for support israel stronger you know it's like
00:49:02.920we need to recognize that there's a reason people are voting for this
00:49:06.880person or these people and it has partly to do with their ethnicity but it also has to do
00:49:14.120with america's slavish devotion to a genocidal state and the consequences that come from that
00:49:20.880including the economic downturn that has most americans totally hopeless and apoplectic and
00:49:27.680and feeling like nothing good is ever going to happen to them,
00:49:32.220even though they play by the rules and do everything they're supposed to.1.00
00:49:35.820Seems like everybody that gets rich in this country are just foreign scammers.1.00
00:50:24.300So to me, I don't want my tax dollars making other people's lives worse.
00:50:27.140I want them making Americans' lives better.
00:50:29.180I think we cannot continue to offer unconditional foreign military aid to any country.
00:50:33.680That includes Egypt, where my family came from, or Saudi Arabia, or Pakistan, or Jordan, or Israel.
00:50:38.860I believe that we need to hold our laws forward.0.81
00:50:42.620The Leahy laws condition our ability to sell war material and weapons to countries that are committing human rights atrocities, which Israel definitely is.0.73
00:50:50.120And I believe that it is not our job to continue to run cover at the UN or the International Criminal Court0.68
00:50:55.420or the International Court of Justice for a country that has become a rogue state.
00:59:04.100We're actually going to be joined by a guest at 1 p.m.
00:59:06.780So the third hour of today's show, we'll be joined by Mark Palisciano,
00:59:12.160who's been sort of a one-manned army standing up against the Indian takeover of Texas.
00:59:18.240He's been doing some incredibly powerful work, so very excited to talk to him at 1 p.m. today.
00:59:22.800I was going to show a video of him just now.
00:59:25.120I'll save that for the third hour when he's coming on.
00:59:27.740And instead, we'll stick for a moment because we're going to move on. We're going to talk about flock cameras and surveillance and all this sort of stuff. But just to sort of put the cap on our previous hour of coverage about the Muslim takeover, the election of al-Sayed being the next domino to fall in American politics.
00:59:48.400Let's go now to clip 30. This is a United States Congresswoman. This is the other side of the coin, I guess. This is the absurd dichotomy we've been forced into. This is the just monumentally stupid bifurcation of our politics into are you a Muslim communist who hates America or are you a whatever this woman is? Let's watch.
01:00:12.860And in the United States Congress, I will continue to fight for the people of Israel.
01:00:21.720I will continue to fight for Israel's existence.
01:08:41.960I believe this person is the one in the video, Nicole Nathan Hedrick at Nicole underscore in underscore age video number three here.
01:08:50.560The left loves to weaponize science and claim they have a monopoly on intelligence.
01:08:54.380But when you actually read the papers they cite, the narrative completely falls apart. This yet another aspect of bigotry against conservatives that we have to fight back against and prove wrong. Because I'm telling you, there's no shortage of times in my life I had friends' parents be like, your parents are conservative, but they're so nice.
01:09:18.100It's like so literally in the in the normie perspective, if you say you're conservative, it's like, oh, you're a vicious, mean, hateful person that just loves money and is stupid.
01:09:28.520We got it. We got to tell these people who the stupid ones are.
01:10:43.560My goal is to give you raw facts so you can spot these subversive tactics being used to tear communities apart and help you navigate this cultural landscape safely.
01:10:52.320Here's a video floating around claiming that high IQ individuals tend to be more liberal.
01:10:58.160The creator smuggles in three famous studies to back it up.
01:11:01.660Jost, 2003, Kenai, 2011, and Schreiber, 2013.
01:11:08.460But here is the massive catch that completely dismantles her argument.
01:11:11.920None of those studies actually measured IQ. Not one.
01:11:16.300They didn't administer intelligence tests.
01:11:19.380They measured neurobiology, threat perception, and psychological motivation.
01:11:24.740As those three papers became famous, mainstream media articles heavily conflated them with separate intelligence data to falsely imply that liberals have more evolved brains.
01:11:35.600In reality, Kenai's 2011 structural MRI study showed that self-reported liberals had more gray matter in the anterior cingulate cortex, which handles complexity, while conservatives had a larger amygdala, which processes threat and external vigilance.
01:11:51.560Schreiber's 2013 study built on this, showing Republicans utilize that amygdala pathway to process risk.
01:11:59.960Having a highly tuned threat detection system isn't a sign of lower intelligence.
01:12:04.700It is a critical evolutionary survival trait.
01:12:08.140The media weaponized biology to score cheap political points.
01:12:15.260Because human brain architecture is hardwired, but political parties are fluid coalitions.
01:12:21.680When these studies were first published over a decade ago,
01:12:25.440which is part of the reason why you should probably not reference research that's older than about five years old,
01:12:30.360Researchers mapped the existing political spectrum of that specific moment.
01:12:36.520But parties swap platforms all the time.
01:12:40.100AIQ individuals are statistically linked to cognitive flexibility, open-mindedness, and a deep skepticism of centralized authority.
01:12:48.940But today, as the modern left increasingly embraces rigid dogmas, speech codes, and institutional compliance,
01:12:56.420it begins to fulfill the psychological need for certainty and closure that old studies used to blame on the right.
01:13:04.080Because the parties flipped their behavior, high IQ individuals are becoming politically fragmented.
01:13:10.500They refuse to adopt rigid dogmas, leaving many high IQ free thinkers completely politically homeless.
01:13:17.360When you look at actual recent psychometric studies that did measure IQ, the difference between left and right voters shrinks to a microscopic two to five points.
01:14:37.440refutation of you know an often repeated lie that liberalism is somehow connected to
01:14:45.160intelligence i think it also is conflated with education because people who are educated think
01:14:53.160education makes you smart really just means you've successfully been indoctrinated in many cases
01:14:59.880but one of the places where it feels like the left and right dichotomy the divide the bifurcation
01:15:08.100where it is getting confused and muddled and mixed up are things like flock apparently people are
01:15:15.700trying to portray this as a liberal leftist position to be against flock because i guess
01:15:21.100they must think it's being used to track down immigrants or something i'm i'm not really sure
01:15:25.620See, with conservatives, genuine conservatives, not, you know, capital R, rhino Republicans, not the people who claim to be conservative but are just neocon.
01:15:36.500But, like, actually conservative constitutionalists in this country, you don't need to come up with an ulterior motive.
01:15:43.980Like, I'm against surveillance because I'm against the government having this dragnet where they can surveil everybody all the time, frame anybody for anything.
01:15:54.200I mean, it's it's bad because of its constitutional violations.
01:16:23.000Then they wanted reform, but of course they didn't want reform. They wanted the abolition of the police, which of course is just utterly stupid. But this is the problem. It's like, again, the false dichotomy. You're suddenly either in favor of the police and don't want them questioned and think that they shouldn't be investigated if they kill somebody, or you want them completely eliminated and there are racist holdover from the slave-catching gangs.
01:16:50.480So I don't know why liberals don't like the flat cameras. I'm against the flat cameras on a moral constitutional basis. I guess they must think they're racist for some reason. But this is one of the just like data centers.
01:17:04.760another thing where to me as a conservative i want to see the the earth conserved i don't want
01:17:14.000to see pollution and and water poisoning the toxic water that comes out of these things
01:17:19.840destroying farmland and wildlife preserves i'm against the thing the data centers will be used
01:17:25.860for which can only possibly be collecting collating and then utilizing all this data
01:17:31.120they're getting from flat cameras i don't i don't know why i guess the liberals think that they
01:17:36.040go to climate change or something but like everything's a little bit muddled here
01:17:41.520and constantly i'm kind i'm like i hold a position that to me is just distinctly and
01:17:47.760traditionally conservative or even libertarian and i get people responding to me being like i
01:17:52.080didn't realize you were a leftist it's like since when are the leftists the ones concerned about
01:17:56.740privacy and stopping surveillance like we you are literally whether it's opposition to israel
01:18:03.960or opposition to you know uh flock cameras it's like time and time again the republican party or
01:18:09.580the conservative establishment is just deliberately abandoning these popular positions that's only
01:18:17.120possible with an ulterior motive you can only really want flock cameras if you have an ulterior
01:18:22.940motive because no matter how you try to justify it it doesn't make any sense we don't need
01:18:28.720flat cameras to arrest people people get arrested they get let out because the judges won't throw
01:18:34.220them in jail it's the judges that are the problem not a lack of video evidence just like if we1.00
01:18:39.220wanted to expel all of the migrants that are here we could do it it's not that we're just like oh0.99
01:18:44.900gosh if only we had a nationwide panopticon of digital surveillance then we could catch the1.00
01:18:50.380migrants that's an absurd case to make but that's what i hear a lot so i'm as i think we should all
01:18:58.480be completely against not just flock cameras but the idea that flock cameras represents the0.99
01:19:03.120private companies running nationwide surveillance the lack of controls that these
01:19:08.200operations have that these you know the infrastructure of our surveillance system
01:19:14.880is simultaneously overwrought and totally in violation of our privacy but also totally not
01:19:22.980secure and not able to be you know secured against abuse by people that would hack into it for
01:19:30.860bad reasons let's go first to clip number four because this this explains it in the constitutional
01:19:40.060way and what the actual stance of the authorities like the Supreme Court have decided on this clip
01:19:47.680number four you have no expectation of privacy of privacy if you're on the streets however
01:19:54.500that does not mean that the government is able to establish a nationwide video dragnet 24 7 let's
01:20:02.280watch you have no expectation of privacy in public somebody has said that to you about these cameras
01:20:09.720Maybe a cop, maybe your brother-in-law.
01:20:12.680They're quoting the Supreme Court, and they're not wrong.
01:21:22.340If such dragnet-type law enforcement practices as respondent envisions should eventually occur,
01:21:29.040there will be time enough then to determine whether different constitutional principles
01:21:34.260may be applicable. Dragnet. The U.S. Supreme Court picked that word. 1983. I say AI dragnet.
01:21:44.460The AI half is mine, and I'll say so every time. That sentence is a rain check. If the dragnet
01:21:50.500shows up, we'll deal with it then. 43 years. Same opinion. Page 283. We have never equated
01:21:58.280police efficiency with unconstitutionality and we declined to do so now. Efficiency was the whole
01:22:04.820point. They said it out loud. So the court wrote the trigger itself. Dragnet type law enforcement
01:22:11.900practices. 116,017 searches on one city's cameras. I'm not a judge. Whether that clears the bar is0.95
01:22:22.540above my pay grade. The bar exists. That's the part I can prove. So next time somebody hits you
01:22:29.120with the privacy and public thing, you say this. That's nuts. 1983. Read two more pages. They called
01:22:35.940it a dragnet and said they'd deal with it when it showed up. It showed up. Six more cases after this
01:22:42.560one six more comebacks somebody said this to you send it back to them magnetic norse on x magnetic
01:22:54.700norse on x yeah extremely you know well explained and it makes perfect sense and and we've got a
01:23:02.420we've got a problem in this country where it's like nobody really thinks about these
01:23:06.960like precedents that are set again like i can tie this to the debate about um birthright citizenship
01:23:15.160the debate about you know immigration in general like all this stuff it's like okay so it was never
01:23:22.440actually decided that you had no privacy they explicitly said that they're not talking about
01:23:27.420a dragnet that the government doesn't have a right to set up a dragnet surveillance grid at the time
01:23:31.860They weren't even technically capable of doing that. But now that we do have the, you know, biometric surveillance grid, we're going off the decision that had nothing to do with that. This is a problem. We need to probably, I don't know, write new rules for this.
01:23:47.500if only congress wasn't so busy doing whatever the hell it is they're doing
01:23:52.340certainly not correcting any of these glaring issues in our you know long overdue judicial
01:23:59.180reform regardless we got more videos to show you including increasing number of people noticing
01:24:07.040flat cameras of course not in places where there are license plate readers not in places where
01:24:11.640cars even drive but on playgrounds and wilderness trails and now they're popping up distinctly
01:24:17.780explicitly directly in front of gun stores and gun ranges let's go down to clip number eight
01:24:23.380flock cameras at a gun range not pointed towards the road pointed towards the entry of the range
01:24:28.560let's watch so i decided to go to the gun range today you know like an american and tell me why
01:24:35.720there are block cameras pointing into the entrance of the parking lot not not the street
01:24:42.820not the street into the entrance so they can read every license plate that comes in here
01:24:48.720yeah no i love this i love this i'm sure there's no ulterior motive behind this either
01:24:55.740and she's not the only one people are noticing this all over the place
01:25:00.280there is no explanation for this that's not sinister why do they have flock cameras pointed
01:25:08.060at gun ranges not at the street but simply documenting tracking cataloging everybody who
01:25:14.560goes to a gun range i don't think you need to be a conspiracy theorist to put one and two together
01:25:22.400they're tracking who has guns because they plan on disarming us because they plan on doing bad
01:25:29.180things to us. You know, why does Pete Buttigieg want to get rid of the Supreme Court? Because
01:25:34.300it's a barrier to his ambitions. Why would they want to get rid of guns? Why would they want to
01:25:40.380do something like get rid of the Second Amendment? Because they don't want you defending themselves
01:25:44.300against you in whatever they're doing next. There's no good reason to demand that somebody
01:25:49.600disarm themselves. You only do that if you plan on killing them. Do you understand? They're not
01:25:57.220putting a 10,000 flock cameras specifically placing them where people practice with their
01:26:05.380firearms they're doing that for a reason they're not spending all this money and setting up this1.00
01:26:10.640surveillance grid so it can sit idle so they can go after pickpockets and illegal immigrants
01:26:16.480they're setting it up to go after us and of course of course they do it under a conservative
01:26:23.360president. So conservatives are tricked into thinking that this will in any way benefit
01:26:28.080our priorities. They will not. And we'll cover this more on the other side. Again,
01:26:32.740the flat camera scandals are sort of endlessly deep. We're also going to talk a little bit later
01:26:39.100about the Iran war and some major developments there. And then we'll talk in the third hour to
01:26:44.460a great activist who is standing up against the Hinduification of Texas. But I got to tell you,1.00
01:26:51.160folks. There's a reason why Infowars and Alex Jones Network was always so strongly pro-Second
01:26:58.680Amendment. You actually see on the right wing a lot now a bunch of people sort of scoffing at
01:27:02.960the Second Amendment. Well, you should have used them a long time. Now would be the time to use
01:27:06.160them. You're not using them, so you're cowards. When they try to throw your son into a recruitment
01:27:11.320van to send him to die on a foreign battlefield, you're going to want the Second Amendment.
01:27:16.680when they start going house to house to round up people for thought crime,
01:29:35.360Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. This is The Alex Jones Show. I'm your host, Harrison Smith.
01:29:42.840So a lot more to talk about this segment. We continue to talk about not just the FLOT cameras,
01:29:49.140but all surveillance camera apparatus, like Axon and these others. It's not about the brand name,
01:29:56.000it's about what it means, how it functions, but also that the concept of warrantless surveillance
01:30:01.880is increasingly becoming normalized as big tech companies privatize information on your data on
01:30:10.920their servers and therefore cooperate with the police when they want when they feel like it
01:30:15.900to provide your information to them we'll show you some evidence of that here in just a second
01:30:20.820but i do want to remind you we have never steered you wrong because we go by a very simple
01:30:29.340north star and that is americana the first amendment the second amendment all the amendments
01:30:36.960really at least the first 10 are wonderful it gets a little shaky after that we could talk about the
01:30:43.06016th and 17th a little bit if we want but the classic foundational character of america is
01:30:48.980literally all you need to see through all this crap and to know the right angle to take you can
01:30:54.360get into debates about the worthiness of the second amendment and whether it's more causing
01:31:00.240more harm than i mean you could just debate endlessly our our feeling is no they got it
01:31:04.880right no they nailed it they figured it out and we need to stick with that and get back to that
01:31:09.500in a lot of ways to the traditional american morals values principles understanding not just
01:31:15.540the the outcome not just the fifth amendment means you don't have to talk to the cops but
01:31:19.640No, the Fifth Amendment was in place because the threat of tyrannical governments is the supreme threat the world over, and so we have to take extraordinary measures to protect civilians from overreach of their government.
01:31:33.400You have to understand the purpose and the reason and the morals and principles behind the outcome of things like the First through Tenth Amendments, but especially the Second Amendment, especially understanding the metaphysical reality of the Second Amendment.
01:31:49.720the fact that human beings cannot be controlled when they're armed at least theoretically you
01:31:59.460are a sovereign individual you as a human being have the right to life and death just like
01:32:07.000everybody else does and just because somebody is a king or a prince or a jewish person or a muslim
01:32:13.120doesn't mean that they have rights over and above yours or that they get to protect themselves while
01:32:17.940you have to be victims and at the end of the day you can make the case that america has gone so far
01:32:24.460off the rails that it's impossible to get back through the system and that in fact our belief
01:32:28.240in the system is in a lot of ways the trap that's keeping us locked where we are in this death spiral
01:32:34.020feedback loop of chaos and misery i wouldn't necessarily disagree with you but at the end of
01:32:39.260the day there's a reason we don't have covid camps it's because we have guns there's there's a reason
01:32:45.700And they are having to run tests about how exactly Americans would receive the draft because we all have guns.
01:33:05.720And it's not just about the sort of higher level sort of European enlightenment inheritance.
01:33:12.500It's also the fact that was tempered with that was, you know, had an alloy with the hardcore wilderness survival frontiersman pioneer spirit of America that says this is a crazy and unpredictable world and we have to be prepared for whatever comes next.
01:33:31.100You as an individual have to be prepared for whatever comes next.
01:33:34.080You need the combination of these two things.
01:33:36.080We're watching that second part, the sort of barbarous, savage part that is necessary for the survival of our nation being withered away and winnowed away.0.99
01:33:46.140I always think about a conversation I had with a friend who was studying Native American cultures.0.98
01:33:51.880He said he thought the superior culture on all the earth ever, the group of people that had the best moral philosophy ever, were the Hopi Indians.0.58
01:33:59.640And I got an argument with him because I said, how could it possibly be the best moral framework ever if it caused them to be killed, if it caused them to be weak, if it caused them to.
01:34:11.540Sure, maybe it is the right belief to have that, you know, you should be peaceful with all you know.
01:34:16.940But what happens when a stronger group of people who doesn't believe that shows up?
01:34:21.540Your philosophy better have a hardcore aspect.
01:34:24.940Your philosophy better have the willingness to commit violence for your survival.
01:34:28.860And if you don't, how can it be the superior view? And at this point, I'm almost thinking of like the West is that we are the superior civilization that has been proven out many times over, over centuries in ways that are that you have to acknowledge, that you cannot ignore.
01:34:46.540the fact that our culture has dominated the globe voluntarily not that we had to force it on
01:34:51.680anybody but because it is genuinely and obviously the best but what happens if it comes up against
01:34:58.540a group of people that don't believe the same things that we do and are vicious or tricky
01:35:03.480deceitful and violent we need to remember that our culture is not one of surrender is not one of
01:35:12.860rolling over and allowing other people to take over. Our culture, yes, is generous and tolerant
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01:35:34.540promoting these aspects of the American culture that we're losing and in losing
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01:38:56.160We have courts that release criminals faster than police can arrest them.
01:38:59.300We have schools that graduate kids who can't read.
01:39:01.980We have colleges that charge $200,000 for degrees that do not get you jobs.
01:39:07.100We have a nonprofit system that profits from our tax dollars.
01:39:09.920We have a healthcare industry that profits from you staying sick.
01:39:12.880We have representatives who don't represent us.
01:39:15.960News networks that report opinions and call them facts.
01:39:18.340we have insurance industry that fights every single claim none of it works the way they tell
01:39:22.620you it works and deep down everyone knows it it all just feels so fake yeah yeah no it is it is
01:39:31.400and people want you to think this is complicated they want you to think that all of these things
01:39:35.660all have different sources and different reasons and they all have to do with sort of immutable
01:39:41.240characteristics of humanity that you really can't fight you kind of have to deal with they want you
01:39:46.300to think that all of this just sort of happened it just sort of occurred there's no specific reason
01:39:52.100there's nothing you can do about it you just kind of have to accept it and move forward and stop
01:39:57.820complaining stop complaining right now all of this is being done on purpose all of this and whether
01:40:04.700you know people can have different reasons why some people just have been indoctrinated into
01:40:10.980hatred of what america represents and are just trying to destroy it for the sake of destruction
01:40:16.000Other people may be wanting a, you know, communistic revolution in its place.
01:40:19.600Other people may be following some sort of Cloward and Piven program.
01:40:24.260Other people are just getting what they can while they can.
01:40:26.680It all contributes to the destruction of our country, of our way of life, of our people, our nations, Europe, America, Canada, everywhere that the Western world still retains a embattled headquarters.
01:40:43.900and for pretty obvious reason stability strength power knowing who you are these things make you
01:40:53.120difficult to control and they want to control you and if you can't be controlled then they'll
01:40:58.120eliminate you and replace you with somebody happy to be controlled happy to be given scraps from
01:41:02.860the table because it's more than they've ever seen before so let's keep talking about flock
01:41:09.500So let's keep talking about the way Flock is being rolled out, but its opposition is winning here or there.
01:41:19.340Burnett County here in Texas removes license plate reader cameras after vandalism incidents.
01:41:24.860So basically, people were cutting down the Flock cameras so much they just gave up and said, OK, we'll just take them all down, which I consider an absolute unqualified victory.
01:41:33.180Total victory on the home front in Burnett County, Texas
01:41:38.340Flock cameras have been forcibly removed
01:45:00.080Story tonight where it appears nearly 20,000 people have vouched for the whereabouts of a man accused of destroying flock cameras in West Virginia.
01:45:07.980thousands of people have publicly said they were with or saw 20 year old wesley jackson during the
01:45:15.760time he was accused of the crime with comments such as couldn't be him he was helping me replace
01:45:20.580the roof on a homeless shelter and i saw him serving at a soup kitchen at the time of the
01:45:25.340incident he has pleaded not guilty to the crimes against him brilliant he was canoeing with me that
01:45:32.780couldn't have been in him he had dinner at my house that couldn't have been him we were out
01:45:36.060counting blades of grass in the field whenever he said they did this whenever they say he did this
01:45:40.280i love it you love to see it i'm telling you this is why i opened the show today with that story
01:45:49.300about the guy attacking the pedophile who was trying to get with his 11 year old daughter like
01:45:54.940we are entering into a world in which everybody recognizes you can't rely on the government and
01:46:01.220that you you can't achieve what is necessary through the system back to this whole week i've
01:46:07.780had a quote from thomas jefferson on the desk and today is the one day i don't have it but suffice
01:46:14.100it to say thomas jefferson our founding fathers again our guiding light and northern star
01:46:19.300also recognize you know the the greatest active man is not to behave every law as written uh to
01:46:29.140adhere to every law as it's written. Actually, there are times in which the law is in clear
01:46:34.200violation of your consciousness and what is just right and good and holy and righteous. So it is
01:46:40.140at that point your obligation to disobey those laws with everything you've got. Flock cameras
01:46:45.640are certainly one of those times where people recognize this is wrong. I don't care what the
01:46:50.640authorities have to say. It's wrong and it shouldn't happen. In the same way, I would not
01:46:57.140blame anybody in the slightest if they were victims or their family members victims of a
01:47:03.000violent crime and they decided I'm not going to the cops because what are you going to you're
01:47:06.600going to go to the cops the guy's going to get let off you've got no bail you've got a DA that's0.85
01:47:11.540you know black supremacist that keeps letting out everybody with similar crimes you're going to go0.85
01:47:17.640through this whole rigmarole you're going to pay money you're going to have to skip work to go to0.84
01:47:21.100these hearings to provide evidence to try to get the guy convicted even then he might get off on
01:47:25.660some technicality tell you what you know who the guy is maybe take a pair of pliers and visit him
01:47:30.040at night that's that's the way people are going to be solving things because our system is not just
01:47:35.520non-functional it does the opposite of what it should do it puts people in danger and i've got
01:47:41.920stories literally every single day of this exact thing i mean it just it goes on and on you want
01:47:47.340one today it's a little combination of everything the illegal immigration and the lack of justice
01:47:53.340in this country. Haitian illegal charged with raping women in Salt Lake City. It's like there's
01:47:59.560a problem right there. Women is the multiple of woman. So he didn't just rape a woman. He wrote1.00
01:48:06.860raped women. Multiple, that is a Haitian suspect who was unleashed into the U.S. by the Biden0.99
01:48:12.780regime is facing a slew of disturbing charges for sexually assaulting two women in Utah in
01:48:17.260recent weeks, authorities say. The Department of Homeland Security released this immigration
01:48:20.980history on this guy. He was arrested over the weekend. He'd been let out not long before
01:48:27.180for a rape and then went on to rape another person. The victim
01:48:32.200told police she'd fallen asleep, but woke up to him raping her.
01:48:39.980So again, you know, we're going to get into this in the next hour as well, because
01:48:44.280I've got a ton of videos out of McKinney Falls, Texas, or McKinney, Texas, as well as
01:48:50.520you know other places here in texas which seem to be you know main focus of the invasion which again
01:48:56.780is is racially motivated and politically motivated they literally write articles where they say things
01:49:02.080like new hampshire is too white we better send muslims there and then they do and then they get
01:49:07.600political power so obviously target uh texas is being you know specifically targeted and there's0.99
01:49:13.960just something so uncanny and unnatural and bizarre about the idea that these people who've lived there
01:49:19.780all their lives, whose families live there for generation upon generation, and they're having to
01:49:25.220just like beg their own leadership not to hurt them, not to destroy them, not to bring a bunch0.99
01:49:30.820of foreigners in who the people who live there, they don't want to live around them and they have0.97
01:49:34.480no obligation to. And it's just like this endless struggle. Americans are just constantly being1.00
01:49:40.020forced to play defense because our government is just constantly attacking us. There's constantly
01:49:46.060trying to build mosques in the middle of town and hand over entire neighborhoods to foreign groups
01:49:50.760and validate H-1B visas by the tens of thousands because they get a little cash on the side or
01:49:55.920whatever reason. And it's just like, this is unsustainable. Why are the American people
01:50:00.460constantly having to fight? I get that, you know, vigilance, eternal vigilance is the cost of
01:50:06.420liberty, but like against our own government constantly against our own people. Okay. Outside
01:50:13.280forces trying to get in we have a government for that the whole point of it is we set it up we say
01:50:18.400this is your job now you take care of protecting us i'd like to live my life and not have to worry0.94
01:50:23.840about 10 000 hindus building a giant statue and throwing it into the river like why are we having0.84
01:50:30.300to put up with it why do we have to constantly justify just wanting to be left alone or just0.99
01:50:35.700wanting not to be attacked and taken advantage of it's absurd we'll get into that a lot more
01:50:40.220but i want to go to clip number 42 here because it's not just about flock cameras it's about
01:50:47.200surveillance infiltrating every aspect of our lives through the private property uh you know
01:50:54.540private companies that operate our phones and our cars and of course the flock cameras themselves
01:51:00.360in this case snapchat is spying on your personal private messages and sending the cops after you
01:55:29.320So any way that you would actually test Masterpiece out, which would be like its pH, its molecular composition, its molecular ratio, if it's isotonic and whatnot, it is identical to blood plasma.
01:55:40.380You're talking about marine plasma, sea plasma, minerals.
01:55:43.900It is the same molecular composition as your blood profile.
01:55:48.520And so why does that matter? Blood is life. When you are grabbing the problem with our bodies with the toxins in there, which is disrupting how our bodies perform on every level, it's literally made our bodies mineral deficient. Toxins take the place of minerals. So when the Masterpiece is carrying in minerals, when it takes a toxin, it's giving the perfect minerals right there at that time.
01:56:12.440that's why everyone that looks at the testing whether it's our hair tissue mineral analysis
01:56:17.620practitioners our blood testers which we've done three different independent third-party labs
01:56:22.780doing different blood testing they've never seen results like yeah so regular zeolite just pulls
01:56:27.420out bad stuff it doesn't replace it this is zeolite with a good thing pulls out bad it was
01:56:31.540good yeah yeah our bodies are magical if you get the poisons out
01:56:36.420reality starts here alexjoneslive.com share the link spread the word
01:56:49.660all right hey frisco your favorite t-mobile whistleblower is back and before i begin let
01:56:57.100me be crystal clear i do not have a problem with indian people or any other race i have a problem
01:57:04.080with elected officials in America not serving their oath to the United States Constitution.
01:57:09.240The Constitution is just a worthless piece of paper
01:57:11.820if the people who take an oath to it don't protect it.
01:57:15.340Frisco is getting a lot of attention online right now for H-1B visas
01:57:19.140because Frisco looks more like India than Texas.
01:57:23.060And a lot of Americans are tired of their government helping foreigners more than Americans.
01:57:28.080Every one of these Fortune 100 companies hiring foreigners on H-1B visas
01:57:31.920are laying off Americans while the C-level executives are making millions and dumping
01:57:36.400stocks. Americans graduating college can't find jobs, they can't afford to buy a home,
01:57:41.760and the rate of married 30-year-olds owning a home has an all-time low.
01:57:47.940From 50% in 1950 to 22% in 2010 to less than 10% in 2025. This is exactly what a collapsing
01:57:58.480country looks like, and it's because of a corrupted system and government that's sold
01:58:03.040out to corporations owned by foreign interests. Let's talk about some stats. The Indian population
01:58:08.320in Frisco alone has surged 4,510% over the last 20 years, from 2.5% to one-third of the city.
01:58:17.060Now let's talk about a few of the big companies in Frisco with H-1B. IBM, they have 3,254 H-1B
01:58:24.440employees. They laid off an estimate of 25,000 Americans since 2024, and the CEO has shared
01:58:31.360plans of replacing 7,800 roles with artificial intelligence by 2030. Oracle has 834 H-1B
01:58:39.360employees. They've laid off an estimate of 20,000 Americans, and Oracle's CEO just sold over $1.8
01:58:47.520billion dollars in stock in June alone. And you know my favorite company, T-Mobile has 472 H-1B
01:58:55.320employees. They've laid off at minimum 25,000 Americans in the past few years. T-Mobile
01:59:01.020Insiders dumped $5.4 billion in stock in 2024 alone. And my favorite CEO, T-Mobile CEO, Mike
01:59:09.160Sievert, has sold over $144 million in stock just over the last three years. And let me remind
01:59:16.440every one of the mayor's donations. In 2021, 10% of donations above $1,000 were from people
01:59:23.040with Indian last names. In 2023, 55% of donations above $1,000 were from people with Indian last
01:59:30.720names. Texas and America is absolutely cooked well done. And my story over the last two years
01:59:36.580proves it. Texas is proving it's been California'd with our new political theater of Democrats
01:59:42.040fleeing the state and Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton issuing warrants, Texas has just turned into an
01:59:47.440absolute joke. Trump is withholding FEMA funds from states and cities that they don't support
01:59:52.620Israel. His golf scores are sounding like North Korea propaganda, and he's creating a digital
01:59:57.780ecosystem for our health information with big tech and AI companies that hate humanity.
02:00:03.260House Democrats are digging into a quid pro quo between T-Mobile and Trump over Trump Mobile.
02:00:09.000And let's not forget about Frisco City Council working with the PGA to violate my First Amendment right by colluding with them to trespass me.
02:00:17.340And I'm the only person here that they purposely turn the camera to my back and refuse to show my face.
02:00:24.300For those of you that vote in this rigged system, I want to remind you that you vote for people who take an oath to the Constitution.
02:00:32.160My First Amendment right and my Second Amendment right are being stomped on by a corrupted government.
02:00:37.520You all should be caring and supporting me.
02:00:40.260I know I sound crazy, but that's because I choose to tell the truth in a world full of lies.
02:00:45.260My name is Mark Palaciano, M-A-R-C-P-A-L-A-S-C-I-A-N-O.
02:00:52.680Find me on YouTube, Substack, Instagram, or X.
02:00:55.800And the reason why I have to spell that is because you have to type in my full name exactly how I spell it to find me because of my severe shadow banning and censorship.
02:01:05.360you guys have a good night absolutely incredible stuff uh mark palaciano will be my guest this
02:01:12.820hour if you notice the date on that video that was exactly one year ago today so for a long time
02:01:19.660he's been fighting this fight of course we are a year deeper into the hole at this point because
02:01:24.740of course they have not stopped digging uh we're going to talk to him about these incredible stats
02:01:29.840he laid out as we were watching the video uh before the show the crew piped in my ear we're
02:01:34.900just like, I almost threw up from that.
02:02:29.980welcome back ladies and gentlemen this is the alex jones show alexjoneslive.com
02:02:49.040of course follow us on x at aj and live at real alex jones i'm at harrison h smith
02:02:54.720sitting in for Alex today. Very happy to be welcoming my guest, Mark Palaciano. I just
02:03:01.200misplaced his, I'm making sure I'm pronouncing that right. Palaciano. He's a lifelong Texan
02:03:06.480turned T-Mobile whistleblower, investigative journalist. He's known for roasting Frisco
02:03:10.820City Council. He's been exposing T-Mobile after working there 17 years, and he's turned his sights
02:03:15.860to Frisco City Council, where he's exposed the Indian takeover being fueled by H-1B visas.
02:03:21.060he's a big reason why Frisco City Council decided to turn off public comments on non-agenda items
02:03:26.960because you can't have the people expressing themselves, God forbid. Follow him on X at
02:03:31.200Mark Palaciano. As he said in the video, if you saw it in the last segment, you have to spell his
02:03:35.400full name out. They do not want you being able to search this guy easily at M-A-R-C underscore
02:03:40.680P-A-L-A-S-C-I-A-N-O. Mark Palaciano, thank you so much for coming to the show, sir.
02:03:46.660Thanks for having me, man. This is a huge life moment. I'm almost going to shed tears after watching my own video exactly one year ago, you know, exposing the crazy H-1B takeover, how corporations are really destroying America from within.
02:04:01.180And not to change the topic either, but one week after that, I was put in jail in Collin County for harassment, which was really the state of Texas said I weaponized the First Amendment in free speech, all because I hurt the feelings of a T-Mobile executive.
02:04:17.540Okay, that's crazy. I had no idea about that. Explain that to us. So give us your story.
02:04:23.580You're a T-Mobile whistler. What does that mean? What were you blowing the whistle on? When did
02:04:27.100that happen? Yeah, no, thank you. So I worked for T-Mobile for 17 years. I requested to be laid off
02:04:33.940because my goal was to go be an investigative journalist, be an independent journalist,
02:04:39.400just like yourself, right? Talking about things you can't find on mainstream news. So my plan was
02:04:44.100to kick off by being a whistleblower, exposing T-Mobile to launch my platform. But I underestimated
02:04:51.920how important my story was because exposing T-Mobile caused me severe shadow banning and
02:04:56.600censorship. T-Mobile is the World Economic Forum's telecommunications company. They created the
02:05:02.160vaccine passports for the World Health Organization, and they also created the digital ID that's being
02:05:07.720used in the European Union. T-Mobile USA is owned by Deutsche Telekom, which is T-Mobile Germany,
02:05:14.340right? They're 30 percent owned by the German government. They have all the technology to
02:05:21.060enslave humanity in the fourth industrial revolution and the World Economic Forum's
02:05:25.720Great Reset. Social credit scores, central bank digital currencies, like I said, vaccine passports,
02:05:32.200digital IDs. So I exposed all that. Not only that, but I shared my firsthand experience
02:06:03.440I mean, they'll do chin stuff, all of it, right?
02:06:06.320You have unlimited money to be able to do that. I expose how they have 10 diversity, equity, inclusion groups that are really designed to discriminate against white Christian males.0.76
02:06:17.580And now T-Mobile, you know, as a deal with the Trump administration last year, they got rid of their DEI practices on paper.
02:06:26.600Let's be real. They're still alive and well inside the organization. But I can go on and on about this stuff.
02:06:32.440I've been speaking up for three years. This is a huge accomplishment for me to be seeing myself with Alex Jones live talking to Harrison Smith.
02:06:40.700So I'll shut up now and let you respond to some of the crazy stuff I just told you.
02:06:44.920Yeah, this is this is so much deeper than I even thought it was.
02:06:49.380I know you from your videos and you do a great job, you know, sticking it to the Frisco City Council.
02:06:53.900I had no idea about all this in the background, although I had I had a bit of a suspicion because in that video,
02:06:58.900when you're like basically we're being sold out so these international corporations can buy it's
02:07:03.600like okay this guy gets it it's not you know you're not operating at this lower level you0.82
02:07:07.400understand that okay it's not just like muslims wanting to take over america it's these big
02:07:11.960companies that rely on their lower wages and so they're getting kickbacks to the i mean it's a
02:07:16.480it's not that complicated but it's a little bit more complicated than just i'm angry because i
02:07:21.340you know don't like these people no this is a sophisticated operation selling out the american
02:07:25.540people. So I knew you were a little bit more on our side than not, but that is way deeper than
02:07:33.140I expected. So you blow the whistle on T-Mobile. You're exposing all of this stuff that they're
02:07:37.780doing that their customers, such as myself, probably wouldn't like that much. How does
02:07:43.040that lead to you getting arrested a week after the video that we just watched?
02:07:47.220Yeah. Well, I went to jail a week after the video. So I have been severely shadow banned
02:07:52.500then censored online, which I've exposed on Substack. I was watching myself to be deleted
02:07:56.400by Google, right? I'd search me and all of a sudden I wouldn't show up. I believe X tested a
02:08:01.540lot of their new censorship tools on me. But, and so when I got censored in Shadowband, I started
02:08:07.980texting T-Mobile executives. I worked very closely with the guy that is now the T-Mobile COO, the
02:08:16.240second guy in charge at T-Mobile. I knew him, I knew his right-hand partner. And so I was pissed
02:08:21.160off and I was texting him like, hey, I know T-Mobile is working with big tech to censor
02:08:25.780and shadow ban me. My TikTok was deleted. People can barely find me online. My impressions got
02:08:31.560crushed. Like I know it's happening, right? But you can't prove it. And so anyway, I started
02:08:35.840texting the executive. I'm not getting anywhere with that. So my next step was, is I went to his
02:08:40.900neighborhood in Prosper, Texas and passed out flyers. Now he lives in a gated community, not
02:08:46.340with a security guard or anything, just like an apartment complex, right? So I drove him behind a
02:08:50.480car. And I walked to every single house and put a flyer on the doorstep that shared a little bit
02:08:56.760about my story and had links to six of my other stories I've exposed about T-Mobile, which is
02:09:01.380a lot of the crazy stuff I just explained to you before this, right? He filed harassment charges on
02:09:06.120me. And so I turned myself into the Collin County Jail. This was October, 2024. And we didn't go to
02:09:16.500trial until August 2025. What's crazy about my trial, and so during that time, you know, I went
02:09:25.440and stood in front of the Collin County Courthouse and held up a sign saying the DA framed me with
02:09:30.260T-Mobile. I was wilding out doing all sorts of crazy stuff because I really kind of trusted that
02:09:36.180the jurors would be on my side and see what I'm doing, right? But I learned that most of society
02:09:42.500is brainwashed these days it's a perfect example like you know shiloh being found guilty of free0.53
02:09:48.980speech you got chud you have a lot of examples in america where people are being prosecuted for0.53
02:09:53.800their first amendment right because the people that are sitting in the jury box are freaking
02:09:57.420brainwashed npcs that don't understand our own laws but anyway sorry little soapbox there well
02:10:04.560but yeah but that that you know it's it's an important um background to understand and again
02:10:09.400It's like if you just if you could just get your message out there, you know, it's like, God bless you for resorting to handing out flyers.
02:10:17.160But like, why is that even necessary in today's day and age?
02:10:20.580Because the local media doesn't want to pick this up.
02:10:26.080And so, of course, you have what inspired your turn towards because I've seen you mainly focus on this, the takeover of places like Frisco.
02:10:33.040I doubt it's a coincidence that you were, you know, arrested and thrown into jail for whatever, you know, for whatever excuse they had just one week after you gave that great speech.
02:10:44.800What made you turn your focus towards that? And were you noticing that while you were still at T-Mobile that were they using H-1B visas to lay off Americans there?
02:10:55.260That's a great question. So the reason why I speak at Frisco is because the big T-Mobile office I worked at is in Frisco, right?
02:11:01.940I would call it their number two headquarters in the United States.
02:11:05.620They're actually based out of Bellevue.
02:11:07.020I think they're going to end up moving to Texas as their main headquarters soon enough.
02:11:10.560But so I went to city council because, you know, I expect people that take oaths to the
02:11:15.060Constitution to actually care about what I'm exposing, right?
02:11:19.120I mean, T-Mobile even censored text messages during COVID.
02:11:21.900There is so much tyranny that I have exposed that I believe people should help me.
02:11:26.440So at T-Mobile, I did, when I was working there, I totally recognized a lot of Indians
02:12:40.000I was kind of waiting for him to tell me to stop, right?
02:12:42.260I kind of thought he blocked me, wasn't listening to me.
02:12:44.320It was only about, I'd call it 30 or 40 messages over two months.
02:12:47.480And so we were supposed to go to trial in May and the state requested to rewrite the charge.
02:12:53.000And then what they did after that is they filed warrants for all of my social media accounts and they used my tweets against me.
02:13:01.180Because instead of the 30 or 40 text messages, they said I sent over 150 electronic communications as harassment, which those were my tweets.
02:13:16.200What did you say? They said you weaponized the First Amendment. Is that a quote?
02:13:21.100Yep, that is a direct quote from the prosecution team. I weaponized the First Amendment. I weaponized free speech.
02:13:27.580I watched the prosecution in Collin County lie. I would bet that my Collin County misdemeanor case was the most expensive misdemeanor trial Collin County has ever tried.
02:13:37.580the whole room, you know, on my side, I had my wife and her family and that's it. On the other
02:13:42.580side, they had the whole misdemeanor prosecution team back there helping sending text messages to
02:13:48.520the prosecutor. And, you know, I watched the, you know, the T-Mobile executive lie under oath
02:13:53.320about some things. And, you know, it was crazy because I also, one thing exposed how T-Mobile
02:13:58.440discriminated against me during COVID with the vaccine mandate. I was on team, I wasn't just
02:14:03.300your low level employee at T-Mobile. I actually worked my way up into a senior management position.
02:14:07.580and I was leading the response for COVID.
02:19:27.420if it's used in some very rare circumstance,
02:19:29.560but it really shouldn't even be available.1.00
02:19:31.480It's almost disrespectful to tell Americans like, hey, you're too stupid to do these jobs, so we've got to go to India and China to find – I'm sure we've got kids in high school that can do better coding than these H-1B Indians, right?0.98
02:19:43.940But it's the corporations, they're using it within their legal rights.1.00
02:19:49.780The other piece of it is these Indians that are creating their body shops and these consulting firms.0.87
02:19:59.420And they have, you know, when I go look at their employment, when I go look at the H-1Bs, their labor condition application, which is the filing with the government, I can see the ones where they work for T-Mobile or Verizon or these corporations.
02:20:11.720But then there's some that are working directly for the Indian person's company.
02:20:17.420Those are the ones that are questionable.
02:20:19.140One led me to a house in McKinney where there was three labor condition applications registered
02:20:25.200to this house, and I went and knocked on the door.
02:20:27.360That Indian that I was digging into is actually also the guy who is funding one of the new
02:20:34.180Hindu temples in Frisco, Texas, because that's another thing I've exposed here back in May.
02:20:40.240I exposed how on the Frisco city council agenda, they were voting on two new Indian temples and
02:20:47.840one new mosque all in one night. You probably saw videos from that May 19th where it went
02:20:52.060viral. There were so many people there, but I exposed who's behind both of those,
02:20:57.060the Jain temple and the Hindu temple. And both of these people are tied to nonprofits and they're
02:21:02.220running companies that have questionable H1B activity. So really, I mean, again, when you
02:21:08.340think about this as a as a assembly line almost right it's like people come in they file for h1b
02:21:16.140visas every single h1b visa recipient brings in an average of 15 family members by the way those
02:21:22.820are some of the numbers uh that we've heard of uh you know recently involving this type of stuff
02:21:27.200uh they get but you know bonuses from the government they get grants from the government
02:21:31.160to start their business and hire people they're you know put on welfare they're not having to pay
02:21:36.460for groceries like Americans are. It's extra money in their pocket that they can give to0.61
02:21:41.380politicians who will bring over more of them and then they can contribute to their ethnic groups,
02:21:45.960which will build temples for them, which will inspire more people to come. I mean,
02:21:50.900they're like what they're doing is smart from their perspective. It's like we have just opened
02:21:55.540ourselves to be taken over and they're taking us over. And it's obviously a very well orchestrated,
02:22:02.160well-oiled machine they're running it just has no benefit whatsoever for the american people and
02:22:06.940this to me is the most frustrating part and i think we just have time to go well at least go
02:22:11.580to the beginning of this video this is also in mckinney so mckinney texas frisco texas sort of0.87
02:22:15.640seem to be the hot spots of this this is a muslim uh supporting the construction of a proposed
02:22:21.160islamic center and just last night there was a you know a lot of very contentious hearing in
02:22:26.280mckinney about this uh muslim center and we can show you more clips from it but this one i think
02:22:30.620is interesting it's a muslim man supporting the building of this islamic center and mosque
02:22:34.660and we'll just play the first few seconds because of how he starts his speech uh let's go to clip0.56
02:22:38.820number 33 now we will change the united states constitution with this mosque0.58
02:22:46.640everyone's booing so he starts out the speech there going you know we're going to change the0.71
02:22:53.880constitution and everybody boos and this to me is emblematic of just like why do we have to do this
02:22:59.900Why do we have to spend our time, go out on a weeknight, go to this to say, hey, we don't want our constitution changed.0.66
02:23:07.840We don't want our fundamental morals of our country changed by hostile foreigners who disagree.0.97
02:23:13.140It's like, why is this a burden that the American people have to constantly be on guard against our own government selling us out to foreigners?
02:23:33.660But ultimately, it's our government that's captured.1.00
02:23:36.620Our government is the one, they're the ones allowing it to happen.
02:23:40.620Those are the people that take oaths to constitutions.
02:23:43.280Those are the people that are supposed to be helping us.1.00
02:23:45.540Now, like with the mosque stuff, what's crazy, though, is Texas state and federal law protects1.00
02:23:51.120these Muslims from building as many mosques as they want to.
02:23:54.020And that's what a lot of people don't really understand is like the city council. Yeah, they're bought and paid for it. They're sold out, but they can't vote no, because if they do, they're going to be sued and they're going to lose. And so it's time for our federal government and our state leaders to step up and do something different. And that's just, you know, you can't even get, I can't even get these guys to call me back. I've reached out to every, you know, I've shared a lot of stuff where I can tell you like, holy smokes, this guy's got a crazy story. He's exposed a lot of stuff.0.95
02:24:21.080I can't even get help from the government they I've reached out to every person that should care
02:24:25.720and they don't even respond to me or take the time to talk to me I'm not exactly surprised
02:24:32.140obviously hugely disappointed but yeah no you're exactly right and again just to just to picture it
02:24:37.820just at the fundamentals like what's actually happening here is you've got a group of people
02:24:41.880who are like hey you know we're going to impanel a government they're going to protect us they
02:24:46.420impanel this government they give them authority and then they turn around and that person is just
02:24:49.960selling out their birthright to strangers and it's just like then why do we even have this
02:24:54.260government the whole role is to protect us from them now suddenly they feel like they have to give
02:24:59.780them an equal treatment why this is ridiculous we'll get into it on the other side but
02:25:03.680this is exhausting we need a government that just doesn't attack us and try to destroy us
02:25:08.880constantly wouldn't that be something wouldn't that be amazing a government that serves us the
02:25:13.040people what a thought hi folks doc bigley here and today we're going to get to know
02:26:37.340meanwhile frog number two has only ever drank water that has been filtered for fluoride and
02:26:46.700other impurities what a happy frog family spill the secret doc how do you get rid of the communist
02:26:54.160poisons with the new water filter system from the alexjonesstore.com say doc may i have a glass0.54
02:27:01.600Why, certainly. Well, that's just swell. No water in the water filter. Listen, I'm not mad at the
02:27:09.340crew, but I asked for real water in here 30 minutes ago and never got it. Crew's in trouble again.
02:27:14.940The program leftists failed to silence. It's the Alex Jones Show.
02:27:21.400Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. This is the Alex Jones Show. I'm your host, Harrison Smith,
02:27:25.120sitting in for Alex today. Rex Jones will take over for me in the next hour. He's interviewing
02:27:29.740Brandon Weikert in the fourth hour of today's Alex Jones program and then continuing to man the helm for the war room today.
02:27:36.560Brandon Weikert, of course, very well informed now, increasingly popular analyst in the case of the Iran war.
02:27:43.620He's been one of the only people to be right about everything the entire time.
02:27:46.740So stay tuned for that. I'm joined by Mark Palaciano, who is a man in the arena who took it upon himself to do what we implore all Americans with the talent and ability to do.
02:27:58.980become a whistleblower, become a journalist, get involved, get active, cause problems for the
02:28:05.280little petty tyrants in your city council that are selling out your birthright for pennies on
02:28:10.000the dollar. Incredible, incredible interviews so far and stuff about T-Mobile I had no idea about.
02:28:16.480You can follow Mark on X at Mark underscore Palaciano. And interestingly, Mark, we got a
02:28:21.960we got a letter. I've never this never happened. We received a letter during the break. No joke
02:28:27.200from somebody watching the show and I wanted to read it. She says, good morning. I just tuned
02:28:31.820into the show and heard Harrison interviewing a guest about T-Mobile and their H-1B visa
02:28:35.640practices. It really struck a nerve for me. She says, I worked in customer service for UNFI,
02:28:40.840one of the country's largest food distributors from 2023 to 2025. My employment came to an end
02:28:46.000when the company laid off the entire customer service team, including representatives,
02:28:49.940supervisors and managers, many of whom had been there for over 20 years.
02:28:53.620Employees in finance and IT were also affected.
02:28:55.880The company outsourced these roles to Wipro, a firm based in India.
02:29:01.160It's difficult to understand how companies can let go of experienced American workers and move those jobs overseas.
02:29:06.880For those of us directly impacted, it's not just a business decision.
02:29:09.660It's deeply personal and raises serious questions about workforce priorities and corporate responsibility.
02:29:15.140Someone needs to protect American workers, not shareholders' pockets.
02:29:19.300So, I mean, we just received this. And obviously, this person had hundreds of people with them feeling exactly the same way. I'm sure people that worked with you at T-Mobile saw their jobs go to India. I mean, this is such a regular occurrence now. It's treated as like normal. This is so abnormal in the course of human history.
02:29:37.880the idea that your government is just like aggressively selling off your jobs to everybody
02:29:45.080else in the world as fast as they possibly can. It's insane that we have to deal with this and
02:29:51.260we do have to deal with it. Again, I've got like I'll read you the titles. At least we don't go
02:29:55.120to the videos of McKinney, Texas, North Carolina, everywhere around the country. Regular people are
02:30:01.600having to take time out of their lives to go argue with their own government to say, hey,
02:30:05.020please don't destroy my livelihood. Please don't build a data center in my backyard. Please don't
02:30:09.880put up flat cameras on my corner. Just please stop attacking us. It's exhausting having to do this
02:30:16.780all the time. How do we get to a point? Is it even possible, Mark, how we can get to a point where
02:30:22.960we just trust our government not to screw us over constantly? Because I feel like this is,
02:30:28.380even though, you know, resistance movements like the one you're helping to lead and contribute to
02:30:43.660You know, over the past three years, man, I feel like I've documented a story that exposes
02:30:47.960how far corrupt and how far gone our system is.
02:30:51.100You know, I shouldn't be the only one out here talking about T-Mobile.
02:30:53.960Let me tell you some other crazy stuff.1.00
02:30:55.960Like they just got their new Indian born CEO in November 2025.0.97
02:31:01.820They're laying off Americans while not only they're employing H-1Bs, they actually opened up like the last screenshot.0.57
02:31:09.040They opened up a new hub in Hyderabad, India that services T-Mobile USA.
02:31:15.820So now and what's crazy is I heard from some T-Mobile people that they actually sent Americans over to India to go train these employees.0.72
02:31:26.400And it's just, it's gotten absolutely out of hand with the foreign takeover.
02:31:33.860And, you know, you kind of mentioned Flock.1.00
02:31:35.600I'm not going to create a whole new rabbit hole.
02:31:37.780But T-Mobile has all the technology for 15-minute smart cities.
02:32:42.720to get your information out to more people,
02:32:44.920then that's what our purpose is at the end of the day.
02:32:47.380And I do encourage everybody to go follow Mark.
02:32:49.440you can follow him on x at mark palaciano but you got to spell the whole thing because
02:32:53.460just like with alex jones or myself you you have to type out the whole name even i mean when it
02:32:58.320comes alex jones you have to type out the whole name then hit search then scroll down to find him
02:33:02.640i mean it these little manipulations these little uh you know just make it a little bit harder for
02:33:07.620people to find it has a big impact follow mark at m a r c underscore p a l a s c i a n o uh and
02:33:16.680support and spread his work. Because again, the video that we showed, I said it, you know,
02:33:21.000in the first segment, I was watching that video before we went live and the crew could hear it
02:33:25.360from my computer. And after it was over, they timed and go, yeah, that almost made me throw up.
02:33:29.420I mean, the stats that you're delivering are so devastating that like people can't help but
02:33:36.760recognize that it's a problem. I mean, even if they think, oh, you're just white supremacist
02:33:40.780that blah, blah, blah. It's like you hear the rate at which American jobs are being sold out.
02:33:45.360how can you deny that this is an attack against the american people and the middle class in
02:33:49.280particular uh let me just read some of the well let me get first your take on what's happening
02:33:54.120with deportations because mark uh mark wayne mullins is out there trying to you know put
02:34:00.200across the idea that they're really taking it seriously and deportations are on track he says
02:34:04.920they're on track this year to deport more illegal immigrants by the end of this month than they did
02:34:08.120for all of last year adding that over the last seven days they're averaging 4200 deportations
02:34:13.240a day. That sounds like a lot. 4,200 deportations should sound like a lot. But you're talking about
02:34:19.8001.5 million or so on average for the year, considering the fact that we brought in something
02:34:25.120like 22, I would say 50 million in those four years. Somebody did the math. I think it was
02:34:30.260Andrew Barker did the math and he's like, OK, so in 70 years, we'll have expelled just the people
02:34:36.860that came across from 2020, which, of course, is absurd because in 70 years, they'll all have
02:34:41.140great grandchildren by then. This is not fast enough. So obviously, Trump, who ran and got
02:34:47.720his start and his whole thing was being the deportation guy, he's not doing it. So again,
02:34:52.900it's like, what is it going to take? We can't even stop the flow, let alone reverse it at the
02:34:57.560rate that we need to. How are we going to do this? This is one of the things I do, Mark. I don't know
02:35:04.620if you watch the show. I ask my guests impossible questions like, how do we fix immigration? Go,0.99
02:35:10.560sir. But seriously, I'm at my wits end too. I don't know who else we can vote for. If Donald
02:35:15.500Trump himself is incapable of this, what do we do here, Mark? Yeah, you know, candidly, man,
02:35:22.820I've tuned it. I've tuned it all out. I don't have any trust for the government. Like I showed you
02:35:27.420when you're a whistleblower and then you get put in jail for your free speech. And I reached out
02:35:33.560to the whistleblower program, every elected official that should help me. No one cared.
02:35:37.600And so I don't have faith that they're going to deport all these illegals.0.98
02:35:43.200And while they're, you know, celebrating how they're going to take 20 years or 70 years to deport the same amount of people that came over in the past few years, the floodgates are open for corporations and H-1B visas.0.98
02:35:56.080Like you said, one H-1B visa can lead to 15 people coming over here.
02:36:01.040And so it's just, you know, this last election, I didn't vote. 2020 was actually the first and last time in my life that I voted. I watched the election be stolen with mail-in ballots, and I believe that's why COVID was here and so on and so forth.
02:36:17.760But then, you know, I kind of, I saw everybody being real hyped up about Trump in 2024, but I've drawn a line in the sand with the vaccine, right? Like that's one of the things that I speak up about with T-Mobile and how they discriminate against me based on my status. And until the government recognizes like that wasn't good, I just can't buy into it anymore. Right. And so unfortunately I don't have faith in the government doing anything that they are saying they're doing.
02:36:45.460Yeah. Yeah, I definitely don't blame you. And that that brings to mind the fact that Todd Blanche, Todd Blanche, there was an article. I don't know if I have it here, but it's like it was like the Senate didn't want to press didn't want to pass Todd Blanche.
02:37:01.540And so Donald Trump was like, if you don't pass Todd Blanch, then I'll I'll try to get the weaponization fund restarted.
02:37:10.180And it's like, why are the Republicans the ones that are stopping the the weaponization fund?
02:37:17.580If you don't like there's one point eight billion dollars that's been set aside to pay people for the pain and suffering they were caused by the persecution of the Biden administration.
02:37:26.500January 6th, the people that were arrested, I think it should go to people like yourself who were fired for, you know, the the jab.
02:37:32.640I mean, these were all violations of your civil rights.
02:37:35.780And, you know, you have a class action lawsuit.
02:37:51.240not not in a million years would we allow this amount of money to go towards, you know, any of
02:37:55.240our people to benefit their lives. Meanwhile, I think they just signed seven hundred billion
02:38:00.400dollars for more weaponry. So, I mean, this is the absurdity. We we even in times where we do
02:38:06.480get some sort of response with the government, it's our side that steps in and stop it, stops it.
02:38:11.560It's beyond outrageous. And we got to do something because, like I said, we can't.
02:38:16.780This is unsustainable. Let me just go through a few of these. We go to Dot Cam here.
02:38:20.380We won't go to these videos necessarily because they're very long.
02:38:23.660But McKinney, Texas, tensions high as the McKinney City Council meeting as supporters of the Islamic Center and opponents of the project clash.
02:38:33.300The McKinney City Council is set to consider approval of the Islamic Center and mosque.
02:38:37.320Again, if people don't want it in their neighborhood, why are they forced to accept this outside influence?
02:38:44.020Heroes rose in McKinney tonight, and Congressman Keith Self delivered the truth without flinching.
02:38:49.340So U.S. Senator, U.S. Congressman Keith Self looked at the mayor and city council dead in the eye and refused to soft pedal reality.
02:38:56.540Self reminded them of fourteen hundred years of political Islam that cannot be wished away, bringing up things like child marriage, honor killings, saying, don't tell me it can't happen here because it's already happening in Texas.
02:39:06.260Beating your wife, polygamy, all condoned under Sharia, political Islam again.0.90
02:39:10.580And then you've got the the Muslim person going, yeah, we're here.1.00
02:39:13.420We're going to change your constitution.1.00
02:39:15.100Just like, why are we having to defend against this?
02:39:17.800What war did we lose? I'm sorry, Mark, did we lose a war that I'm not familiar with? Did we get conquered at some point? And we have to do this because we're at the point of a sword. Otherwise, why are our people having to constantly try to justify our own existence and try desperately to beg the government not to allow us to be replaced by people that aren't us?
02:39:38.660Again, this idea that that we we impanel the government, we empower them, we give them authority on the basis of the fact that we offload our protection to them and they turn around and go, yeah, but this Muslim guy from India wants to actually have your town.0.96
02:39:54.400So I got to give him a fair shake. No, you don't. You are here to defend us and our way of life.0.98
02:40:00.300Why do people think it's their job now to give an equal hearing to a bunch of hostile foreigners?0.99
02:40:04.620It's I'm rambling, but it's just genuinely insane, dude. What do we do?1.00
02:40:11.220And why do you think the city councils all around the country, everywhere you look, can't seem to recognize that this is an invasion, a takeover, a conquering?
02:40:23.760Yeah, no, you asked what war do we lose?
02:40:25.740And we're losing the war of the government versus the people, right?
02:40:29.160And our government is bought and paid for.
02:40:32.700Every single elected official, all they care about is making money.
02:40:37.000They don't care about the oath that they took to the Constitution.
02:40:41.860They don't care about people like me that are speaking up.
02:40:46.660You know, I should be, and just to share, I'm completely self-funded.
02:40:51.140I've been living on my savings for the past three years, right?
02:40:54.420My goal was to make money with independent journalism, but big tech has me by the digital
02:40:59.280balls and they have made it extremely hard for me to succeed in that, right?
02:41:03.640But if I started taking money from companies and donors, I probably wouldn't be saying the stuff that I'm saying.
02:41:11.820And that's the reality of America is a lot of not only are our politicians owned, but a lot of these journalists that we see that have big platforms, they're owned too.
02:41:23.140And they are purposely driving agendas that is really kind of dividing America more and making it hard for us to unite because it needs to be the people versus the government at this point.
02:41:35.860And it's just really hard to do that when you have all of us being separated through these culture wars that are going on.
02:41:42.880100%. 100%. Again, I just can't help but try to like put it in a different frame of just like, you know, we're supposed to be a family.
02:41:50.500This is like the father and mother of the family just being like, yeah, but, you know, it's kind of unfair for me to benefit my own kids over these other random kids that hate my kids.
02:42:00.860And it's like, why would you think that that's a moral position?
02:42:03.180Why would you, as the authority, as the as the leadership of this country, why would you think that you have an obligation to give a fair hearing or actually give the benefit of the doubt and prefer people that aren't your constituents?
02:42:16.320It is a fundamental disconnect with what their actual role is, and it does all come – as simple as it seems, it does all come down to money.
02:42:25.180You have things like this. Utah Senator John Curtis proposes state-led migrant worker program.
02:42:30.800This is a supposed conservative, but he's introducing a bill on Monday that would create a voluntary state-sponsored visa program allowing state legislatures to expand their temporary migrant workforce.
02:42:40.760So I guess they want the government itself to be hiring state level guest workers.
02:42:47.680Again, conservative, we've seen conservative, the governor of wherever it was, Idaho or Iowa or wherever it was giving an interview where, again, he's like, and they literally bases on, well, GDP.
02:42:59.380Hey, we want line go up. I guess we got to sell out our constituents birthrights.
02:43:03.360And it's like they are the ones making it. We don't even have to say, hey, they're doing this for money.
02:43:07.680They think that's a valid reason to do this, which, again, this is all just so baffling.
02:43:13.100But, yeah, it's the Republicans who are doing this.
02:43:17.120Is there any I mean, do we just need to get rid of money and politics in total or or what here?
02:55:00.860But it's, you know, a beautiful Daisy Duke or beautiful blonde, beautiful brunette, you know, with 1776 across it, Texas flag, rebel flags, American flags, Gadsden flags.
02:55:12.880We got a whole bunch of these Texas rebel limited edition vintage style T-shirt.
02:55:55.440Ron wasn't a great power like Germany.0.59
02:55:57.880And it wasn't a great power like the Soviet Union.0.89
02:56:00.440We're making Iran a major power as we go forward.0.67
02:56:05.160But this was the biggest one, much more difficult than Vietnam, much more difficult than Iraq, much more difficult than Afghanistan.1.00
02:56:15.180And so the consequences of taking on that much more dangerous, difficult foe are going to be with us really significantly longer.
02:56:29.160Robert Hape has been analyzing, tracking, running simulations on all of this.
02:56:34.740Literally, the final lesson that this guy has taught at college, at school for a very long time, for a period of years, has been, oh, what would a simulated, you know, attack on Iran look like?
02:56:44.980we are in a wicked escalation trap we're not just seeing escalation we're seeing it grow
02:56:54.100horizontally and we're seeing iran now initiating attacks not just on the receiving end the united
02:57:01.280states started this war and is now in a strategically worse position and is trying to
02:57:08.160simply get back to even this war has upended the balance of power in the region that existed
02:57:14.640before the war. Before the war, America was the ascendant power, Israel the rising power,
02:57:20.820and Iran the declining power. Now all of those lines are reversed. And Iran thinks it won the
02:57:28.380war and it should be in control of Hormuz and have large influence in the Persian Gulf,0.55
02:57:35.700and the Middle East it did not have before. The United States is trying to reverse its defeat
02:57:42.020and is not accepting the new status quo.0.81
02:57:44.940The history of us covering this Iran war and being against it, this whole conflict,
02:57:48.500is not some crackpot theory that we have about how this could potentially be bad.
02:57:53.240This is what all the experts have said, again, since before day one.
02:57:57.640You can go to college professors like Pape.
02:57:59.600You can go to analysts like Larry Johnson.
02:58:01.700We don't have good intelligence, and we certainly don't have ground-penetrating radar
02:58:06.620that tells us how many missiles they've got stacked up
02:58:09.820in these tunnels and buried in these mountains.
02:58:13.620But I guarantee you that in addition to storing such missiles,
02:58:19.600they're also doing production of such missiles
03:08:55.560You'll be on Mount Rushmore, and I bet that appealed to him, but it just doesn't seem
03:08:59.960like he cared about the other aspect of that, which, in my view, is selling out.
03:09:02.980You lose everything when you take that deal because you don't get to be the Reagan figure.0.55
03:09:07.860You get to be Netanyahu's figure, and that's how America will see you.0.63
03:09:11.560It doesn't matter like the it doesn't even matter how many billions of dollars you have, how many political institutions you have, how many campaign offices you have.0.74
03:09:19.880It doesn't matter for the GOP. Here's the thing. I just watched J.R.E.
03:09:24.800I was watching Andrew Wilson's episode with Rogan, the second one he just did.
03:09:28.320And I mentioned it and he's like, you argue with me and I was telling him how the two party system wouldn't work.
03:09:33.160It's creating its own destruction. When I advocate for independent candidates or someone running inside the Republican Party or whatever it looks like,
03:09:40.640And I'm advocating for that because I see that as a lot more of a rational path for us to fix or take over the Republican Party versus what we have if we just accept them railing us, essentially, is they're doing it to themselves.
03:09:54.560It's not our fault that you're going to be hurt in these elections when you have a coffins coming home, draped in American flags like you're creating that campaign ad.
03:10:02.120We're not the ones doing it. And that's that's what really bothers me. What do you think?
03:10:06.220Well, and interestingly enough, though, I actually just talked to Mario about this about two hours ago when I was I was in the guest role at that point on his show.
03:10:15.460And I said to him at the end there, I said, the one thing I'm surprised by is the Democrats haven't turned the Iran war into a real political victory for them.
03:10:31.620I remember how my Democrat friends on the other side were able to really convert, you know, the you know, the the the failures of the Bush administration into real political.
03:10:44.000Hey, it all evangelize. Yeah, they evangelize. Right. It ultimately led to Obama. No, wait, without Iraq war, I don't believe there would have been an Obama.
03:10:53.060I think that maybe at most you would have got at best for them. They would have had Hillary who would have just been a continuation.0.61
03:10:58.580Oh, but the Iraq war creates Barack Obama creates the generational change that the Democrats needed in 2006 to 2008. So they are not doing that, though, with this war. And I was telling Mario, I said, I really think the reason they're not is because let's face it.
03:11:17.020a lot of the elite who run the dnc they are themselves zionists they are themselves fine0.96
03:11:23.480with this war they don't like the fact that the iranians have continued on and they they may not
03:11:29.880want the republicans and trump to get credit but they're also not going to do much to complicate
03:11:36.240well that's the thing trump to wage the war that's the thing about my political theory is people just
03:11:41.320don't see like literally it's like a yellowstone the caldera could explode at any time and be a
03:11:46.080massive super volcano like i i just i can i can feel the rumbling because i'm young and i watched
03:11:51.260this happen with trump the first time and i i'm just this is my prediction on 23 i could be totally
03:11:56.420wrong but i watched him come down that escalator i watched that first debate i told my dad he would
03:12:01.400be president and my dad laughed at me and called me effing crazy all right who who's laughing now
03:12:06.880none of us spoiler alert we're all kind of a little bit terrified here of what uh robert
03:12:10.740burns calls frontal lobe dementia but like i just i sense that same energy because whoever you have
03:12:16.880up there both on the democrat side republican side it's going to be a huge field it's going to
03:12:21.400be a massive field you're going to have at least like a dozen people running on both sides that'll
03:12:25.620be able to pull at least like one to five percent you know i remember the days of casick and
03:12:29.840candidates like that uh days of candidates who else was running back then dang it was casick
03:12:54.880Yes, all the money, all the cameras, all the action, everything.
03:12:58.160But the party itself had no energy because he had no energy, had nothing to run on.
03:13:02.720In fact, he had the vulnerability of the familial association with the Iraq war.
03:13:08.520And I think if you get Rubio up there and I think if you get even Vance up there and you have somebody like a like a Marjorie Taylor Greene, like a Joe Kent, like a Thomas Massey that says, hey, you know, we were actually hurt and persecuted because we tried to stick to the 2024 platform.
03:13:24.840When did you stick to the 2024 platform?
03:15:23.220I think Trump will keep trying to take a bite at the apple because I think he's insane.
03:15:27.720And so, you know, I you know, I don't think this is the end of the war.
03:15:31.020But the point is, every time we go back through this iterative violence, it hurts the political
03:15:37.900fortunes of the president and certainly of his possible successors.
03:15:41.920And I think actually that's one of the reasons why I was told by somebody who's close to Marco Rubio, Rubio really doesn't want to run in 28.
03:15:55.000But I was told privately, and I live in Florida, and I have a lot of connections to Florida politicians in terms of their staffs and whatnot.
03:16:02.100But I was told by somebody who was very close to him that he's really not interested in 28.
03:16:07.220The only thing I can think of is because Rubio is smart enough to know he can read the writing on the wall.
03:16:12.100The Republicans are not going to win 28.
03:16:13.960So why run and taint himself, you know, with a loss when he can just hold out till four years thereafter when the Democrats are back in and they don't achieve whatever the hell they think they're going to achieve.
03:16:35.040And so it wouldn't surprise me if an outsider like a Tucker or even a Joe Kent, who, yeah, he was in the administration, but he wasn't at a he wasn't at a cabinet level or, you know, vice presidential level.
03:16:50.480Personally, that's my benchmark standard to run.
03:16:53.460If you say your wife, if you say your wife died in a war manufactured by Israel, I don't think AIPAC can ever slide into the back door.0.56
03:17:02.100Look, the guy brought the receipts, too.
03:17:03.560It wasn't just a political statement he made. Right. He spent the next six months, seven months going on national television, international television and bringing the receipts, proving that Mark Levin and and the neocons were piped in to the White House constantly.
03:17:19.580I mean, I know Joe and I know I know I know his family and, you know, he's he's an honest guy.
03:17:25.520You know, you may disagree with his politics, but the guy is very honest and he's not a liar.
03:17:32.860That's why they hate him in the White House, because they know he you know, he's bringing the receipts and he's a threat because he is the most decorated, well-known war hero of the global global war.
03:21:20.800I think that's where it's going to go.
03:21:21.760The problem for the Israelis is that the two potential partners they needed in that kind of grand strategic fight,
03:21:31.780the United States are the obvious partner, but the Russians possibly as well,0.85
03:21:36.060the Israelis have been destroying and degrading both of those countries, right?0.59
03:21:41.440I mean, the Ukraine war is basically in some weird way connected to the Israelis, and through that war, they're damaging and irritating the Russians and forcing the Russians into the Chinese camp.0.86
03:21:56.480To be clear, the Russians did not want to be in the Chinese camp.0.83
03:22:00.120This is not a natural partnership, but they have had to go there because they've been forced into this position, into a shotgun wedding, and they're making the best of it now with Xi.0.80
03:22:11.440But but, you know, Israel could have used, especially because they have a lot of cultural ties and historical ties that the Jews of Israel do to Russia.0.88
03:22:19.040They could have used that, exploited that to their advantage.0.82
03:22:22.660They've instead gotten behind this Ukraine fiasco and they've degraded Russia and they've aggravated Russia.0.67
03:22:29.160Meanwhile, the United States, the key partner of the U.S., everything that the Israelis have done in the Middle East, everything they've encouraged in Ukraine.0.74
03:22:36.720This has broken the back of the U.S. defense industrial base that they're so keen on exploiting.0.83
03:22:43.560And it's basically set the conditions where Israel doesn't have the kind of partners it needs anymore.
03:22:49.700They may on paper, but the U.S. can't do certain things.
03:22:52.840You just saw the head of EUCOM on Sunday say he's now at a point where he has to decide because there's such a lack of destroyers, U.S. destroyers, as well as the SM-3 air defense systems those destroyers are using.
03:23:05.440He has to decide between homeland defense of the U.S. and defense of Israel.
03:23:09.820That's not a position Israel should have wanted to be in.0.56
03:23:12.320So even their grand plan is not going to work as they see fit.
03:24:58.040turn around now and get back out there these are your orders they're turning the frogs gay0.98
03:25:11.760don't let them turn you next ha ha ha you have to admit that alex jones is funny0.71
03:25:28.040alexjoneslive.com share the link spread the word welcome back to the broadcast doing the
03:25:36.700geopolitical roundup with brandon weicker we the brandon on x follow him there geopolitical
03:25:42.220analyst former staffer on the hill all around political animal and great guy thank you for
03:25:46.920coming back with me here i want to talk to you about iran i want to talk to you about ukraine
03:25:51.120specifically before we get into ukraine what is going on with this uh new 60 day mou 2.0
03:25:57.540what's going on in iran yeah yeah so it's interesting because it's been very murky
03:26:02.080and you know this is another thing i've been chatting with mario about because he has some
03:26:05.380inside sources that really inside sources over there sure um and he told me about three or four
03:26:12.360days ago that i was being a little too negative because he was hearing that the president was
03:26:17.940actually never planning to go through with the threatened strike last weekend because
03:26:22.800the president is very worried about targeting energy infrastructure in Iran, knowing that
03:26:29.840the Iranians will retaliate not only against Saudi Aramco and other energy production sites
03:26:36.960in the region that would obviously spike the price of oil, but the Iranians have the capacity
03:26:41.520to strike energy infrastructure here in the United States.0.99
03:26:44.420So there was it was a bluff. Mario says, I don't know about that, though. I think the president might have been very serious and then walked back from that.
03:26:53.360Do you think do you think the other Gulf country leaders like MBS, the Emiratis and others were like, hey, just we got we got to please don't throw us into the fire?
03:27:02.160Yeah, so I have a – I should have sent you that too. At the Weikert Brief, the second most recent article, I had an inside source in Saudi Arabia that claimed – and I couldn't confirm it, and I make it very clear. This is all unconfirmed.
03:27:16.620But basically, before the weekend where Trump was saying he was going to do military terror, which, by the way, is a war crime on Iran, the MBS had a phone call with President Trump in which supposedly he implied that if Saudi Arabia's energy production is taken offline in a retaliatory strike by Iran,
03:27:44.200They were going to sell off lots, if not all, of their treasuries.
03:27:49.540They have about $140 billion worth of treasuries.
03:27:54.700That's a big problem because obviously we're currently in a dicey financial situation,
03:28:00.960and also we're trying to bail the Japanese yen out.
03:28:04.500So if the Saudis and the Qataris – it's either UAE or Qatar has another $140 billion, I think.
03:28:10.380So if they did a timed dumping of U.S. treasuries as like an FU to us for burning them, the whole system imploded.0.73
03:29:03.060Shipping industry is collapsing right now.
03:29:05.260So anyway, so no, the president's begging for a deal.
03:29:08.180And the Iranians are indirectly talking to us through the Omanis, the Pakistanis, the Saudis, even the Egyptians are involved.
03:29:14.920Anyway, the Omani deal is basically they've whittled it down to instead of two separate routes co-managed, it's going to be one single central route co-managed.0.84
03:29:31.920They have the precedents, not the Omanis.
03:29:34.040And rather than waiting 60 days as the memorandum of misunderstanding that was signed between Trump and the Ayatollah originally called for in June, where they were going to be given a 60 day toll free access to kind of get all the oil and stuff moving out of the strait again.
03:29:52.160That will not happen. As soon as this deal is finalized, which could come possibly by Friday, as soon as this deal is finalized, the Iranians and Omanis will create a joint tolling system and they will both be able to basically start making money off this, which is a complete strategic defeat for the United States.
03:30:17.440Trump said, Trump said, no, I'm going to assume this is where you're going here.0.90
03:30:21.580Trump said that we would charge toll, that it would be us.
03:30:25.340Yeah. Yeah. Well, that was never on the books.
03:30:27.840That was a Trump verbal diarrhea moment again.
03:30:33.620And, you know, the orange man has a lot of gas and he releases it at most inopportunity.
03:30:40.140The puffer fish, the puffer, the puffer fish strategy.
03:30:43.740That's literally what this is. I never even thought about that.
03:30:46.920it's all like we don't have the capability i'm just gonna say that we're gonna kill them all
03:30:50.760yeah it's pretty wild and and you can do that one or two times and it might get you out of a sticky
03:30:56.040wicket but if you do it every time and you never deliver then everybody knows you're well you're
03:31:00.600impotent um you know so i think a bit flaccid uh and that's america today i mean to be honest0.53
03:31:07.360it's the boomerocracy we're all we're run by flaccid men um and so um and in lindsey graham's
03:31:14.120case, they have a lot of penis envy. But anyway, going forward with this analysis, the Iranians1.00
03:31:21.260have defeated us strategically in this case, too, because Marco Rubio, the president,
03:31:27.420every administration official, the U.N. is now saying you cannot cede this issue of control
03:31:34.560to Iran, allow them to impose tolls, even if it is jointly with Oman, because it's going to set
03:31:39.520of precedence now for these other natural waterways that everybody uses. And guess what?
03:31:45.520It doesn't matter. We lost the war that we started. So the victor gets the spoils. Thank God they're
03:31:54.060not crazy as we thought they were. They're not talking about cooking off nukes in Tel Aviv or
03:31:59.980New York. That's not going to happen. Clearly, the Iranian government wants to be treated like
03:32:05.180a normal government. Right. Clearly, they want to have a clean, normal, you know, representative
03:32:11.020role in their region. This is how they're going to get it. Yeah. They've got the U.S. in a bind.
03:32:15.740It's like a genie and they can extract one wish, but it's like a monkey's paw. So if they ask for
03:32:20.020too much, they're screwed. Right. I think this is also a big factor. Like if they get involved in
03:32:24.700let's just say like they cut Oman out of it. Well, that's a pretext for Israel and America to always0.94
03:32:29.780try to go back there always and try to say, oh, they took it for themselves. We want to help our
03:32:34.040allies our friends in the gulf we want to uh give iran another reason to target these bases
03:32:38.500i think the iranians are very sober uh sober-minded when it comes to this i watched that clip of
03:32:43.420projevsk they're incredibly sober-minded yeah just to be clear i i i you know was always hawkish0.73
03:32:50.420about iran i never trusted the islamic republic i still don't trust these i don't trust anybody
03:32:54.400but but to be fair in this war they have demonstrated they're not the crazies they're0.92
03:33:00.860not. Every time we've escalated, they've met us on the same level. Every time that, you know,
03:33:05.680that's, it's always been tit for tat. It's been very legalistic. That indicates a rational actor
03:33:10.620and you can work with that. You can actually work with that. Right. I think on our end,
03:33:16.420when we talk about a big giant glow will destroy your entire civilization where we have military
03:33:21.220service members issuing complaints about their superior officers, telling them they're at war
03:33:25.420to light the signal fire for Jesus to return. And then we're told we have to go to war with them to
03:33:30.020end of theocracy. It's all just a bit absurd. And I think when you when you look at our relationship
03:33:35.620with the wars in the Middle East, it's very clear Israel has this insane influence on us. Zionists0.99
03:33:40.500really control our foreign policy. That's why I call it an occupied government. Right. When you1.00
03:33:44.300look at Ukraine, when you look at Ukraine, yeah, 100, 100 percent. King George the third over there
03:33:49.540right now, 250 years. And they did it to us again. It is what it is. But with Zelensky, this is a guy
03:33:55.640that was like kevin spacey he played the president on tv he was basically installed into power in my
03:34:01.780view my opinion and then now he says oh no we don't have election we don't do that here and
03:34:07.540you know he's been in power for x number of years and it's a great democracy yes the greatest the
03:34:13.080idf is the most moral army in the world and ukraine is the greatest democracy and and that's
03:34:18.060right and i got a bridge to sell you as well but when it when it comes to zelinski and his activities
03:34:22.300they're saying they're nearly totally out of air defense what's going on there and what's the
03:34:26.420reality of these fortress cities in ukraine yeah and if you can go to go to the weikert brief on
03:34:31.760sub stack that is the the featured article today uh was my breakdown because i've been unlike the
03:34:37.380western media i am closely monitoring what's going on on the eastern ukrainian front um basically the
03:34:46.300ukrainians knew this was coming and when i say this uh about a month ago maybe two months ago now
03:34:51.240That was about a month ago. The Russians quietly took Konstantinovka, which was one of those fortress.
03:34:57.220I think there's three or four of them. That was one of those fortress cities.
03:35:00.700And once they took the Konstantinovka, they were then able to steadily begin a classic Russian encirclement campaign of the remaining a handful of fortress cities.0.62
03:35:13.680And these are cities that the Russia, the Ukrainians have spent years building up into basically fortresses, knowing full well that this was kind of the last line of defense.
03:35:23.540This is Donetsk. This is kind of the last line of defense before the Russians can completely take all of eastern Ukraine, the Russian speaking part of Ukraine, by the way.
03:35:34.100And so that was the last holdout. And they did a good job.0.91
03:35:37.400Look, they've been able to hold out for three or four years now, two, three years, really.0.98
03:35:41.440But the Russians are just this. The attritional warfare is what Russia does. And they've ground the Ukrainians out. Meanwhile, the Ukrainians are throwing whatever weapons and men and women that they have at this problem set. And the Ukrainians figured pretty quickly that. Yeah, go ahead.0.96
03:36:00.660No, no. I don't like it when you're not patriotic. It's patriotic to support press gangs. It's patriotic to support conscription. Here's the thing for people who are not careful. It's going to happen here, too.
03:36:11.320Seriously, they're doing AI simulations on the draft right now.
03:36:14.300But in Ukraine, they don't even worry about the draft.
03:36:34.600Just talk about how wide this conflict zone is, the Caspian Sea, and all of that as well.0.88
03:36:38.320Yeah, well, the good news here is if we do, however, temporarily, and I think it'll go 60 days or maybe 180 days, if we do get a reprieve in Iran, the prospects of this really going global are frozen for a period of time.0.59
03:36:55.780Because what you had up until a week ago was, yeah, Ukrainians and there's a reason they did this firing on those Iranian ships or the Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea.0.65
03:37:05.760And it's because the gains the Russians are making on the eastern front.0.64
03:37:09.540So basically, the once Konstantinovka fell to the Russians, the Ukrainians, Kiev, they all realize, oh, it's only a matter of like weeks, maybe a couple of months before we lose those fortress cities.
03:37:23.520Well, they start doing these these, you know, impressment things where they're gathering men and women off the street.
03:37:28.500But also they started doing the drone attacks into Russia proper, targeting civilian soft targets, gasoline stations with lots of people waiting.
03:37:38.940They started targeting the the refineries. They started targeting the wheat production, the wheat transportation, not only in the Black Sea, but out of the Sea of Azov, which is, you know, huge.
03:37:49.980yeah that's a though the wheat coming out of southern russia is a major contributor to to to
03:37:55.380foods uh stuff for the global south and we're contributing we wouldn't tolerate having this
03:38:00.620done to us ever like this is the point that i want to draw from this and we would have we yeah
03:38:05.360though this would have been nuclear war by now if this were done to us and even a fraction was done
03:38:09.680to us right so but yeah no i mean just people in the west go ahead no no go ahead well people in
03:38:16.680the west they have this attitude of like we can just get away with it we can just keep doing it
03:38:20.440we can keep bombing them we keep paying for the bombs trump says oh it's beautiful we're not0.51
03:38:24.360bombing them i sell the europeans the bombs and the missiles and the equipment and then they get0.97
03:38:28.420to do it right right you don't get to just pass the russians are returning the favor by the way0.82
03:38:32.340in iran right the most of those bases that have been destroyed of ours have been thanks to russian
03:38:36.900targeting uh most of the ships well technically no ship has been damaged wink but uh you know the
03:38:43.560The U.S. Navy, I think, has suffered some damage or near damage.
03:38:49.020Most of that is because of the Russian satellite telemetry they're providing the Iranian missile missile guys.0.81
03:38:55.340So anyway, let me just go back to the Ukraine thing, because the reason Ukraine is doing these drone strikes, the reason Ukraine desperately tried to destroy and get the Iranians to attack them, which was the goal.0.61
03:39:08.280They wanted Iran to attack, and we know the Iranians were prepared to do three missile attacks in the last week on Ukraine proper, and they were talked out of it by the Russians.0.52
03:39:18.020The reason that the Ukrainians were doing this is because they knew if left alone, the Russians were going to take eastern Ukraine, and once they take those remaining fortress cities, they will then, the Russians, have a straight shot flat land.
03:39:34.520It'll be a run into the Dnipro River system.
03:39:37.960The Ukrainians are desperately trying to reform a new defensive line there.
03:39:42.580It's not as easy to defend there as it was in those original fortress cities.
03:39:46.840The Russians are talking about conscripting 250,000 to 500,000 troops after the September legislative elections.
03:40:21.260So it's game over for them as like a world power.0.91
03:40:24.820If if the the Russians would be smart to end it there, because what they basically do is leave NATO and the United States with a rump Ukraine.0.95
03:40:33.640That's basically a welfare queen. And, you know, it has nothing to offer all the rare or all the blessed rare earths that we kept hearing about.0.95
03:40:42.080Guess what? When the deal was made, they were already under Russian feet.0.97
03:40:45.940Now they'll really be under Russian feet. So Ukraine, Western Ukraine, a rump state, Galicia, it basically becomes useless.0.83
03:40:55.360It's a nonentity. It's a it's a it's a welfare queen for the United States and European tax.
03:41:00.660It's the perfect end equation for, you know, the Western transnational capital Zionist globalist agenda because you get to destroy this country.0.72
03:41:09.260You get to take it out and then you can rebuild it in whatever image you want to do.0.68
03:41:13.060And Larry Fink, he went over there with Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, and he met with Zelensky.
03:41:18.160And, you know, I'm sure this is all contingency.
03:41:20.860It is, but I think this is contingent on the idea that they were going to hold on to Odessa at least.
03:41:26.540I don't know what a post-war Ukraine looks like if the Russians get what I think the Russians are aiming for, which is Odessa.0.80
03:41:36.160It's going to be a very different country because that Ukraine has nothing to offer.0.68
03:41:41.780How does that change the world order when and if that happens, Brandon?
03:41:45.960So you have two things happening at once. And again, this is why they are connected and why we are, if not in a world war, we're almost there.
03:41:53.600You have the collapse of American military power in Iran in about six months. That is that happened at about six months.
03:41:59.420It's never we've never seen anything like this. And this was a strategic defeat on a grand strategic level.
03:42:04.880So U.S. military power is over in that part of the world. The collapse of Ukraine, which is inevitable, I think, at this point, is basically the end of NATO. NATO goes on probably in name only. It's basically like the EU. It's there. But OK, what does that mean?
03:42:21.740And that's basically the end of the U.S.-led post-Cold War world.
03:42:26.940The real money, the real military power is now in Eurasia.
03:42:38.660My concern at that point, and there are reports this morning that the Pentagon is now going
03:42:43.080to rewrite their nuclear warfare doctrine to make the deployment of tactical, non-strategic
03:42:48.400nuclear weapons in warfare easier to do.
03:42:51.200Hold on. And I. Yeah. Well, let's not gloss over that here. What are you what are you just breaking right right here for people that don't know about this?
03:42:58.740So the Pentagon is going to make it easier to use nuclear weapons in a future war, basically, non-strategic nukes, tactical nukes, small-yield nukes, because the conventional capacity has been drained so badly.
03:43:12.160I just talked to Mark Kansian of CSIS the last hour on Mario's show, and he said that for the next four to five years, America is in what's known as the window of vulnerability.
03:43:23.900We've blown through our critical stockpiles. Our enemies aren't relenting.
03:43:27.440so basically for about four or five years we're sitting naked well he didn't say this but me
03:43:34.200reading between the lines because mark would never say something like this this is me saying this
03:43:38.560i then in my head paired what he just told me with this morning's report that the pentagon is
03:43:45.500rewriting their nuclear warfare doctrine to basically make it liberal more liberal in the
03:43:50.520use of of nuclear or easier to use nuclear weapons in a non-nuclear war. So what that tells me is to
03:43:57.940plug this, to close the window of vulnerability over the next five years, the DOD or Department
03:44:03.260of War is basically going to say it's OK to use nukes. That's the thing. You know, we withdraw
03:44:08.780from all these arms treaties. We don't care about them. I think it was George Bush Jr. that withdrew
03:44:15.120from I'm blanking. I just heard Lawrence Wilkerson talk about this anti-ballistic missile treaty.
03:44:19.840Now, to be fair on that one, and I'm by no means a Bush supporter, but to be fair on that one, there was an argument at the time that we were trying to do space based missile defense and that treaty was complicating it.
03:44:32.740But looking back on it, we shouldn't have done it because we didn't end up getting space based missile defense, did we?
03:44:38.820No, we didn't. If we look at like something like New Start, though, specifically, the Russians beg us to resign.0.73
03:44:43.840We're just like, no, we're not going to do that anymore. It's making an angrier world.0.99
03:44:47.100it's making an angrier world and even the new start treaty in 2010 right what did that treaty
03:44:54.580that obama negotiated do it actually allowed the russia the russians wanted the ability because
03:45:00.420the russians knew where this was going the russians wanted the ability to build out a massive number
03:45:06.580of new and advanced non-strategic tactical nuclear weapons we allowed them to do that
03:45:12.560We did not reciprocate because Obama was saying we don't want to do that.
03:45:17.320So what we have today is what we've always had.
03:45:20.500There's some new systems coming online.0.81
03:45:22.200I'm not advocating for nuclear war, but I am saying New Start even was a bad deal for America because we told the Russians, yeah, you go ahead and build your non-strategic nukes.0.72
03:45:31.040And now we're in a position where there's an imbalance favoring Russia, which is another reason we shouldn't be picking these fights.0.63
03:45:37.060Yes. And this just to take it back to everything, this is why we can't be in these wars and situations is because the degradation of American power didn't just start under Trump or under Biden or under Obama. This has been going on for a very long time, a very long time. And this is why the richest nation in the world, the most powerful nation in the world, we had hegemony. We don't have it anymore.
03:45:56.680We don't anymore. Think about losing that. How crazy is that? Break that down.
03:46:00.660Well, well, look, you know, and I keep bringing this up to people. I used to work at the National
03:46:04.420Interest. It's a great publication. Wonderful people. It was Nixon's think tank that him and
03:46:09.440Kissinger created in the early 80s and the Center for the National Interest, the publications of
03:46:15.000the National Interest. But anyway, in the pages of the National Interest in 1994, you had Jean
03:46:20.880Kirkpatrick, the former UN ambassador under Reagan, who was very much a neocon. She wrote
03:46:26.180the essay Dictators, Ships and Democracies. But she sided with Pat Buchanan in 1994. She wrote
03:46:32.880A Normal Country in a Normal Time. And in that three and a half page, four page essay,
03:46:38.220she outlined in 1994 how we needed to basically bring the legions home, that we had no business
03:46:44.600anymore. The Cold War was over. We defeated communism. The threat was gone. That was a
03:46:49.020unique moment, she said, in our history. And now we needed to go back to what George Washington
03:46:53.160wanted. She was writing this in support of her colleague, Pat Buchanan, who was receiving at
03:46:58.260the time a lot of flack as he was saying these things. Now we're in a position again where we've
03:47:03.380completely broken the back of U.S. military hegemony, U.S. military power. We have to
03:47:08.920reassess the depleted arsenal, the depleted SPR, the depletion we're going through. All of this is
03:47:14.760a golden opportunity, Rex. We now can go back to what my new book coming out in November through
03:47:19.940Tucker Carlson books is about. It's called Fortress Americas. We go back to Western
03:47:25.200hemispheric defense. We go back to the ideas of the founding fathers, the new Monroe Doctrine.
03:47:31.100We don't get involved anymore in these, you know, you know, wars, you know, on the periphery. We
03:47:37.720stop poking the Russians. The Russians get their part of the world. The Chinese get their part of1.00
03:47:42.060the world. We get our part of the world. And we run this thing together. And that's the great
03:47:46.880irony of this war against multipolarity from the West. It's really created multipolarity. I mean,
03:47:51.640look at BRICS, look at SIPs, right? Biden weaponized SWIFT against the Russians and also
03:47:55.840froze a bunch of their assets. So they created an alternative system, right? Same thing with even
03:47:59.800Baidu, like the Chinese, like GPS. So we've done gain of function research on a whole bunch of
03:48:05.360things we shouldn't have. I think that's kind of the takeaway of the past decade or two. And I
03:48:10.200think more people are waking up to that, Brandon. I think you do excellent work. Plug your book,
03:48:13.640Plug your website, plug your articles.
03:48:40.440And I am the co-host of the Mario Knopfel podcast.
03:48:43.640Yes. And you're going to be on there today and tomorrow and about 10 more minutes. Yeah. Oh, less than that. Yeah. But it's right there. We the Brandon follow him there. Also check out his work at 1945 dot com. Brandon, thank you so much. Thank you, guys. Talk to you later. Appreciate it. Wow. What a terrific guest. What a terrific hour. We just broke down, covered the waterfront, as my dad would say, of everything you wanted to know about Iran, Ukraine, our thoughts about the domestic political reality in the United States.
03:49:10.960This is why I love doing this show is because I get to have these conversations with people
03:49:14.860and we all get to have it together where, you know, the viewer, listener at home, you know,
03:49:18.580I know you want to know these things just as bad as I do.