The Alex Jones Show Live - September 28, 2026


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00:00:00 Devastating Iran's nuclear facilities was hard, but for me, it was one of the easiest 0.99
00:00:11 decisions I've ever had to make as prime minister, because if we hadn't done it, we'd all be 0.98
00:00:19 dead. 0.99
00:00:20 Netanyahu is a curse on this country, he's a curse on Israel, and the people of the world 1.00
00:00:28 need to understand that you don't have to choose Netanyahu or Hamas or Hezbollah, 0.99
00:00:33 we need to reject all of these type of organizations. They're basically gangs.
00:00:38 And their old tribal on the Muslim side, on Netanyahu's side, he's got all the Likudniks 0.78
00:00:43 with Ben Gavir and Shemotrich and the rest of them bragging, America's fighting our war, 0.83
00:00:47 this is sowing chaos, this is great. They knew the mullahs weren't going to fall, 0.99
00:00:51 that came out of their own internal reports. They set up Trump. And I'm not giving Trump a pass here, 0.72
00:00:55 I'm just saying where the contagion came from, where the political crisis came from, 0.88
00:01:00 you know, the vampire that bit Trump and turned him into one, it's Netanyahu. 0.90
00:01:04 The Hamas terrorists committed the worst slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust. 0.99
00:01:10 They went house to house, shooting Israeli civilians point blank. 0.97
00:01:15 They did so with with fiendish glee.
00:01:19 Yes, we don't like Hamas or Hezbollah, at least myself, my family and almost all my listeners.
00:01:23 But we know that Israel helped found Hamas and that Netanyahu doubled their funding in the years before the attack.
00:01:30 It clearly stood down for seven and a half hours.
00:01:32 He even told Israel on record, whoever wants to avoid the threat of a two-state solution 0.89
00:01:40 has to support my policy of paying protection money to the Hamas. 0.56
00:01:46 So what we did, with the permission of our prime minister, is to let Qatar transfer a huge amount of money in cash, probably more than $1.4 billion. 0.79
00:02:03 By doing it, we increased the power of Hamas. 0.84
00:02:06 We did everything in order to make sure that Hamas will go on controlling Gaza and Palestinian authority will control the West Bank so they will fight each other. 0.94
00:02:19 So just because Hamas and Hezbollah are bad doesn't mean you're good, doesn't mean you're not using this crisis to get a greater Israel project. 0.85
00:02:28 I mean, the exit plan, the escape plan that he's actually talked about with people and then has been floated by Kushner and crew is one to move a lot of the money that they're that they're making out of U.S. financial control and into various crypto accounts and foreign accounts. 0.85
00:02:43 But it's for to actually set up the sort of they really think they can create a Monte Carlo of the Middle East to sort of the old Beirut that was Paris, the Paris of the Middle East, move it south to Gaza and build a Trump tower there.
00:02:55 And because Trump's risk is that even though he can pardon himself and all of his friends and allies, he can't pardon himself from a foreign government seeking his indictment.
00:03:03 But him and all their other surrogates are telegraphing, the new 9-11 will shut you up.
00:03:07 So when it happens, folks, and he was the guy in charge over it 25 years ago, they're the ones doing it.
00:03:12 And it's just a fact. It's the elephant in the room.
00:03:15 And you see his arrogance is because I think it's going to happen very soon.
00:03:18 They might even hit New York again.
00:03:19 proportionately this is equal to 40 000 innocent americans slaughtered in less than 24 hours 0.92
00:03:28 that's 16 times 9 11 16 9 11s that occurred not very far from here you remember the beepers
00:03:38 remember these things remember them we have this in your stuff too
00:03:43 well i can tell you this hezbollah certainly remembers them the idea that the iranian 0.98
00:03:52 would not accept from israel this free trojan horse gift just shows their scum 0.99
00:04:01 i mean sure we killed their leaders sure we've been sanctioned forever i mean you know sure all 0.99
00:04:07 that's going on but the idea that lovingly the iranian representative did not take this free
00:04:15 device from the israeli ambassador to the un just shows they're bad and the cia has come out and
00:04:21 said that no agency has ever seen anything like israel uh three months ago the defense intelligence
00:04:27 agency said israel's number one intelligence threat that they're just literally gone crazy 0.78
00:04:30 trying to take everything over don't listen to the american military traitors listen to that y'all 0.60
00:04:36 You're going to hell if you don't let Israel run everything. 0.95
00:04:40 OK, it's that simple. 0.99
00:04:41 How dare Iran not take that control panel?
00:04:57 And really, I want your honesty about what you think.
00:05:02 OK, here it is.
00:05:04 Do you know who J.D. Vance is?
00:05:05 J.D. Vance?
00:05:06 I heard about him.
00:05:06 He's the vice president.
00:05:07 Yeah, vice president.
00:05:08 Yeah, he said, you know...
00:05:09 He with Trump.
00:05:10 Yeah, he's with Trump.
00:05:11 He said, look, we need four more years
00:05:13 to get this country in shape, you think?
00:05:17 I mean, to get it in shape?
00:05:20 To do what they want to do.
00:05:21 He said, give them a second chance.
00:05:24 I mean, I know you against them. 0.99
00:05:26 So it's like, it's fucked up. 0.98
00:05:28 Because it's like, if I say, 0.98
00:05:30 yeah, he really do need another four years,
00:05:31 which he probably do, 0.99
00:05:33 I'm probably going to sound like an asshole 1.00
00:05:34 to everybody who hates Trump. 0.99
00:05:35 But, like, to be honest, four years is not enough time to fix a country, especially not the greatest country in the world.
00:05:41 So if Obama had, like, 10 years, you feel me, or 12 years, I feel like this country would be way better.
00:05:47 I think Trump got thrown off a little bit with Biden for the four years or whatever, you feel me?
00:05:51 And now he's back with his four.
00:05:53 But, yeah, you know, I ain't against him just because he's Trump.
00:05:56 You feel me? He's still our president.
00:05:58 So, Jen, I have no idea what he's talking about. 0.94
00:06:00 There's no logic to it, but I have to tell you, I can see black conservatives, okay, I get it, but black MAGA, I don't get it considering this party. 0.85
00:06:12 How could you support this man and this party considering the way he speaks about, not only speaks about black people and black men, but what they've done to policies that affect black people? 0.80
00:06:24 In this particular case, it sounds like the more dominating factor is that he has fallen prey to the manosphere and been overtly red pilled more than he and I don't know.
00:06:38 I'm not a person of color, but it seems like he is really drawn to the male grievance of getting rejected by females and that that seems to be a stronger thing that he identifies with than his blackness at this moment.
00:06:53 But, you know, as we all know, MAGA comes for everybody, even Mike Pence, even white men. But it sounds like the cultural impact of Trump, the culture, the trickle down cultural rot that has come from this man and injected particularly into men of all different shades, all different ages, all different colors that tap into this male grievance and this blaming women for all of your problems.
00:07:22 It's kind of like, I heard somebody call it the death cough of the patriarchy, you know, right before we make a big change.
00:07:31 And so I think he's fallen prey to this.
00:07:33 Even when I was president, I sometimes fantasized about if you put women in charge of every government for like two years. 0.95
00:07:48 and then just kind of saw all right how are things going i have a strong belief
00:07:57 that things would they wouldn't be perfect but they'd be better they'd be they'd be better
00:08:04 i'm i'm i'm i'm confident about that i really do so
00:08:10 is the death death cough of the patriarchy here in the belly of the beast
00:08:18 mogadishu minnesota coming from yours truly royce white welcome back sunday night live
00:08:25 the alex jones show here on the alex jones network and uh we hate to beat a dead horse
00:08:31 but when things like this pop up on my feed i just can't help myself
00:08:36 you know
00:08:38 and I'm getting to the point where
00:08:40 I don't even know why I do this
00:08:43 I don't know
00:08:44 why I even do what I'm doing
00:08:46 I don't know why I do politics
00:08:47 I don't know why I talk about these issues
00:08:49 I know why I do it, that's a lie
00:08:51 I do it for my own salvation
00:08:53 I do it for posterity's sake 0.99
00:08:55 hopefully the AI
00:08:57 the AI
00:08:59 murder bots
00:09:01 won't completely rewrite history 0.99
00:09:04 when we hand society over to them on a silver platter.
00:09:08 And there'll be somebody who can look back and say,
00:09:11 a handful of people did try and warn everybody that this was a problem.
00:09:16 A handful of people were out there telling the truth.
00:09:21 That's why I do it in hopes that when Skynet goes live
00:09:28 and they finally just hand our entire civilization over
00:09:32 to these murderous, uh, uh, you know, super intelligence, somebody would be able to look
00:09:41 back one day and go, wait a minute. You know, they had a chance, they, they had a chance and
00:09:47 they just, they just refused to deal with the problem, deal with what it really was.
00:09:54 And, uh, but you know, as far as like a real result and outcome from what I'm doing, I just,
00:10:00 I don't know how Alex Jones and all these people have been doing it for 20, 30 years.
00:10:06 I don't know how they do it.
00:10:08 I have entirely newfound respect.
00:10:11 Their conviction, their commitment to the insanity of our society is awe-inspiring.
00:10:19 Because when I see stuff like this, and then I double back to watch this feckless Republican caucus, 0.92
00:10:27 these feckless sackless cowardly conservatives you know just roll out the red carpet for these 0.99
00:10:34 folks I don't know what to say other than you're cowards and what more could I say what more could 0.99
00:10:40 I really come and say at this point I mean we could just have a blast and that's we're just 0.96
00:10:43 gonna have a blast because the ship's going down and the band's playing the band is Lindsay Clancy 0.99
00:10:49 and the foreign invaders that's the band that's playing right now as the ship is sinking you got
00:10:54 lindsey clancy and the foreign invaders on the main stage and and they're they're playing one 0.95
00:11:01 tune it's a universal tune it's a it's a global tune worldwide the tune is let women run things 0.86
00:11:11 because everything would be better as as barry sotero said there in the cold open everything 1.00
00:11:19 would be better. He fantasizes. He fantasizes about just letting women govern for a little
00:11:25 bit and everything would be better, better. And then you got Don the bourgeois bottom
00:11:34 lemon, you know, the infamous Don the bourgeois bottom lemon with a atypical Clancy white 0.55
00:11:47 liberal woman and she's pontificating about how this black man who they you know randomly
00:11:54 interviewed on the street didn't say exactly what the democrat party would like him to say so all
00:11:59 of a sudden he's become a victim of red-pilled manosphere rhetoric and and you know whatever
00:12:05 else I mean it's just the arrogance the sense of entitlement from the democrat party from these
00:12:15 liberals and their ideology the the the entitlement that all of us black people in america have to 0.66
00:12:22 fall in line lockstep with this ideology is so brazen it embarrasses me to meet other black
00:12:28 people who have not yet left the reservation and i say that in all honesty it really it really is 0.91
00:12:34 embarrassing like as a black person i'm embarrassed i'm embarrassed that black people haven't left 0.57
00:12:42 this Democrat liberal plantation in massive droves and it's like how do you people even 0.74
00:12:50 feel comfortable following the bottom anyway like Don Lemon how do you feel comfortable and and how
00:12:58 does he have the audacity to try and tell black men how to be black men you're a liberal white
00:13:03 woman you talk like a liberal white woman you think like a liberal white woman you get piped 0.97
00:13:08 down at night like a liberal white woman i mean i don't understand what is even going on here
00:13:13 i just don't get it you know but maybe it's not for me to get maybe maybe i'm a little too far
00:13:20 from from the reality the daunting reality democracy has failed that's the reality we all
00:13:30 have to get comfortable with it democracy has failed it was a good idea you know going all
00:13:36 the way back to the early Greek city-states there, and even if you track the lineage of
00:13:41 the democracy ideology, the democracy idea, all the way back to its origins there in Greece,
00:13:48 I'd probably say the French are a better example of what modern-day democracy is linked back
00:13:56 to, but okay, we can go back to the very origins there in Greece, and Socrates warned 0.54
00:14:03 everyone about the dangers
00:14:06 of democracy
00:14:07 and by most
00:14:10 historical accounts from the great Greek philosophers
00:14:12 in Greek history
00:14:14 Socrates met a
00:14:15 fatal end
00:14:17 he was
00:14:20 more than clairvoyant
00:14:22 it was a premonition
00:14:23 his warning was a premonition of his own time
00:14:26 democracy is dangerous
00:14:27 and he was convicted on trumped up charges
00:14:30 and eventually died because of it
00:14:33 Socrates, one of the great philosophical thinkers in human history, a victim of democracy.
00:14:40 And how? How does that happen?
00:14:43 How does somebody who we look back ex post facto and say,
00:14:47 maybe not a figure who contributed more fundamental philosophy to how we understand reality,
00:14:54 civilization, than a guy like Socrates, a man like Socrates.
00:14:57 And how did he fall victim to these trumped up charges in the earliest days of the Greek, of the Greek, of the Greek civilization?
00:15:09 And the answer is Don Lemon.
00:15:12 There have always been Don Lemons.
00:15:14 There's been Don Lemons since time immemorial.
00:15:17 And we have to start to understand it that way.
00:15:19 But I don't think we will.
00:15:21 I just, I'm not optimistic.
00:15:22 I'm just being honest with you guys out there.
00:15:24 I'm not optimistic because it's like, and I think to myself, in all honesty and with great humility, how could I say it any better than Alex Jones has already said it?
00:15:36 How can I say it any better than Steve Bannon has said it?
00:15:40 How could I say it any better than President Trump has said it?
00:15:44 How could I say it any better than Thomas Sowell has said it?
00:15:47 Or let's take another great conservative voice like Rush Limbaugh.
00:15:51 How can I say it any better than a Jordan Peterson?
00:15:58 How can I say it any better than these folks?
00:16:01 How can I say it any better than JFK or Malcolm X or Martin Luther King even?
00:16:09 How can I say it better than Jesus Christ?
00:16:11 I mean, Jesus Christ.
00:16:14 What am I even doing?
00:16:17 I don't know.
00:16:18 I don't know.
00:16:18 But we are charged with the duty to rebuke and refute.
00:16:23 I do know that.
00:16:24 So that's what I'm doing.
00:16:25 I'm rebuking and refuting.
00:16:27 I'm bearing witness.
00:16:28 I'm rebuking and refuting the lies, the deception of the enemy,
00:16:33 the Don bourgeois bottom lemons all the way into the final bell rings.
00:16:38 And it's getting close, ladies and gentlemen.
00:16:40 I'm just here to tell you, it's drawing near.
00:16:45 I mean, these midterms are a wash.
00:16:46 I'm just going to be honest with you guys.
00:16:48 we're going to get shellacked and in the reality or or or we're going to you know storm the polls 0.78
00:16:55 with ice make so make sure there are no foreign invaders the the marshals or the doj are going to
00:17:02 become forceful about the voter rolls and make sure we clean the voter rolls at least for god's
00:17:06 sakes at least in the swing states ahead of the midterm so we can have a chance and you know and
00:17:12 salvaging something out of this first two years but i'm not confident in any of that stuff i'm
00:17:18 just not i'm just not conservatism is the controlled opposition of the new world order
00:17:24 and that's just the reality as unfortunate as that is as sad as it is to say you're only as
00:17:32 good as your last game you're only as good as you play you you are who you you are who you play like
00:17:37 you are what you play like you are the product and result of how you play i don't know any other
00:17:42 way because i'm a lifelong athlete you are how you perform
00:17:47 and i don't mind us losing i don't mind defeat you know every every good athlete
00:17:55 has tasted defeat think of muhammad ali i mean the man is by and far the greatest boxer of all time
00:18:04 in my opinion some people would argue that but in my opinion he's the greatest boxer of all time
00:18:09 and he lost five fights some of them were maybe he was a little older maybe maybe he was a little
00:18:16 uh little uh past his prime whatever you want to say it's actually not true because the first
00:18:21 fight that he lost to joe frazier he was in his prime now sure he was going through the legal
00:18:27 battle with the supreme court and the entire uh religious conscientious objection to be drafted
00:18:32 for the vietnam war and there's a lot going on in muhammad ali's life at the time he came back and
00:18:37 He beat Joe Frazier decisively two times, you know, over the next two fights.
00:18:43 So, hey, you know, it is what it is.
00:18:45 He avenged those wins, and he ended up on top of that, you know, that rivalry.
00:18:52 But he lost, you know, he lost.
00:18:54 And I don't mind losing.
00:18:55 I don't mind defeat, obviously.
00:18:57 When I decided to run for office, I can't tell you how many times my phone rang
00:19:01 and people said, why don't you move to Oklahoma?
00:19:04 Why don't you move to Iowa?
00:19:06 Why don't you move to one of the Dakotas?
00:19:09 Move out here to Montana. 1.00
00:19:11 We're sick of these rhinos that are out here. 1.00
00:19:13 Move out here. 1.00
00:19:14 We'll vote for you out here.
00:19:15 Move to Georgia or Tennessee or somewhere, 0.84
00:19:19 and you'll have a much easier road to get into the house.
00:19:22 And I said, no, no, that's not how you do it.
00:19:27 That's not how you do it.
00:19:28 You got to hold your ground.
00:19:30 You got to hold the line.
00:19:33 You got to hold home court.
00:19:35 You got to fight.
00:19:36 because communism has a way of chasing you wherever you go.
00:19:40 And as apropos, as fate would have it,
00:19:43 as we went on from 2022 now to 2024,
00:19:46 you saw our governor here in Mogadishu, Minnesota,
00:19:50 became the VP candidate and was a few states away
00:19:54 from being the vice president and Minnesota-ing our America.
00:20:04 If you saw the article earlier today,
00:20:06 I was quoted from the Vlad TV interview,
00:20:09 which you should go watch Vlad TV on YouTube.
00:20:11 There's a lot of parts that are out now
00:20:14 and the full interview should be out
00:20:16 over the next week or so.
00:20:17 It's, again, Vlad TV on YouTube
00:20:19 and one of the recent parts that he released,
00:20:23 he asked me about Ilhan Omar and Somali fraud
00:20:26 and I said, we need to deport Ilhan Omar.
00:20:30 Simple.
00:20:32 He said, why?
00:20:34 Don't Mogadishu, my Minnesota.
00:20:36 Don't Mogadishu, my America.
00:20:40 Don't Mogadishu, my America.
00:20:43 And yes, I'm running for president.
00:20:46 And some people will look at that and go, well, what a long shot.
00:20:50 You're not going to be president.
00:20:51 You need money.
00:20:53 You need money.
00:20:54 You got to bend the knee.
00:20:56 At some point, I'm not bending the knee at all.
00:20:59 And it's a referendum on the entire American populace
00:21:02 If you continue to participate and vote for people who do bend the knee, you get the results you deserve.
00:21:08 You get the government you deserve.
00:21:09 And by God, we all will.
00:21:11 And by God, we have. 0.87
00:21:12 And that is the government that you've bought yourself with your cowardice.
00:21:18 That is the government the American people have bought ourselves with our apathy, with our complacency, and our cowardice. 0.81
00:21:26 you get two people two two white liberals barry hussein obama and don the bourgeois bottom lemon 0.99
00:21:38 collaborating with crazy white liberal women like lindsey clancy and you know whether you kill your 1.00
00:21:49 children or not if you have the mentality that killing a child is justifiable under any 1.00
00:21:55 circumstances whatsoever I count you with her safe to assume safe for us to assume you're with
00:22:01 Lindsay Clancy I mean quite literally it's funny they tell me as Don Lemon tried to describe in
00:22:09 that interview you need to dis over well there's a good shot I mean sure perfect you know velvet
00:22:16 tuxedo bourgeois bottom it doesn't get more it doesn't get more embarrassing and you see what
00:22:22 i mean when i say the bourgeois bottom you got a crush emerald velvet tuxedo and you're slapping 0.99
00:22:29 your spaghetti suckers all over a white guy but white supremacy is the problem i got you i got 0.99
00:22:34 you don um it it blows my mind you know it blows my mind actually it really does that we could even 1.00
00:22:47 we could even
00:22:51 convince ourselves
00:22:55 that a government
00:22:57 run by Barack Obama
00:23:00 a lot of the government is still run by Barack Obama
00:23:02 as people are all over the place
00:23:04 still they should be arrested
00:23:06 not saying we should execute them
00:23:09 you know that's a little intemperate 0.87
00:23:11 in my opinion
00:23:12 although the laws of treason
00:23:14 would substantiate a thing like that
00:23:17 I'm not saying we should execute these people.
00:23:20 We should certainly start detaining these folks
00:23:22 because they did it to us.
00:23:24 They did it to Alex.
00:23:25 They did it to Steve.
00:23:26 They did it to any number of folks from January 6th.
00:23:30 They're doing it, and they plan to keep going.
00:23:32 It's not over.
00:23:34 It's not over.
00:23:38 The law fair, the kangaroo courts,
00:23:42 the witch hunt show trials,
00:23:44 it's all coming to a theater near you.
00:23:46 And just maybe, just maybe, you could duck your head enough to avoid the, you know, to avoid the ramifications.
00:23:58 You could duck your head just enough to stay out of the line of fire.
00:24:03 You know, as they always say.
00:24:08 Come for me in the night.
00:24:10 Come for you in the morning.
00:24:12 That's the old saying. 0.99
00:24:14 That's the old Negro spiritual, isn't it?
00:24:16 Don, you familiar with that? 0.89
00:24:19 They come for me in the night.
00:24:21 They will surely come for you in the morning.
00:24:25 I think that's what Kamala Harris was trying to invoke in that speech where she put on the black accent.
00:24:31 And now AOC is out there doing the black accent.
00:24:33 And they have a term for it.
00:24:35 They call it code switching.
00:24:37 I mean, imagine the mental gymnastics and hoops you have to jump through as a Democrat voter.
00:24:45 to accept a term a mainstream term the democrat party and liberals have literally invented
00:24:53 so that their politicians could be as fake as humanly possible right before your very eyes 0.93
00:24:58 imagine and of course you people want to kill yourselves of course you're nihilistic and
00:25:05 suicidal you know your your psyche is collapsing under the weight of its own contradiction
00:25:12 that's what's going on and our entire country is going through that 0.99
00:25:16 and so we just need a 10 inch a guy with a 10 inch cock who's going to just tell it like it is 0.99
00:25:22 and set people straight arrest the people who need to be arrested execute the people who need 0.99
00:25:27 to be executed do what needs to be done we're at that point and scary enough when you get to that
00:25:38 point a lot of times throughout history those leaders get strung up on a cross i mean that's
00:25:43 just kind of historical but there are some who won let's not be mistaken we can pull out the
00:25:50 losers and certainly the losers are what they call a greek tragedy back to our point about
00:25:54 my point earlier about socrates and the fate that he met but there are people who have won as well 0.90
00:26:02 Our founding fathers are an example of a few winners.
00:26:07 Our founding fathers are an example of a few winners, people who went up against the societal norm, went up against all the odds, all the conventional wisdom, and they came out victorious.
00:26:18 And because of them, you still have a slight opportunity, and I mean the slightest of opportunities, to save this great republic.
00:26:29 and i'll do it i'll do it i'll be the bad guy help me support me vote me in there i guarantee you i 0.99
00:26:38 will do what needs to be done 20 million foreign invaders must be deported as an appetizer 0.58
00:26:48 moratorium on all immigration no more h1b visas no more dual citizenship 0.84
00:26:56 the elections must be secure
00:26:59 and some of these deep state traitors
00:27:00 at least have to get perp walked 0.66
00:27:03 or else justice is
00:27:04 undermined
00:27:05 and as I said 0.98
00:27:11 last weekend if you murder a child 1.00
00:27:12 we're going to execute you and we're going to do it publicly 1.00
00:27:15 don't mocha deeshoe my America 1.00
00:27:21 the campaign pitch from the belly of the beast 0.96
00:27:25 here in Mogadishu, Minnesota.
00:27:27 You're watching Alex Jones
00:27:29 here on the Alex Jones Network.
00:27:33 Not Alex Jones, but you're watching the Alex Jones
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00:29:22 Welcome back to the Alex Jones show here on the Alex Jones network live.
00:29:29 I'm in the belly of the beast.
00:29:30 Mochadishu, Minnesota.
00:29:32 Yours truly, your guest host Royce White here again for another Sunday evening broadcast.
00:29:37 and we appreciate your listenership
00:29:40 and viewership today and in the future
00:29:41 and I certainly appreciate all
00:29:44 the support, all the outpour of support I
00:29:46 see when I host Sunday
00:29:48 nights here on the Alex Jones Network. We
00:29:49 appreciate all you out there, you
00:29:51 consistent
00:29:53 supporters.
00:29:56 Lord knows we need you
00:29:57 now more than ever
00:29:58 and I don't know what it's really going to take.
00:30:01 I was saying in the last episode,
00:30:04 vote for Royce.
00:30:06 Royce White for, White
00:30:07 28, we're out. We're out. We want out. We want out all of this, you know, international,
00:30:18 geopolitical, cosmopolitan bull caca is what it really is. You know, all these summits,
00:30:24 all the President G's of the world who come to this country, respectfully, Mr. President,
00:30:30 who, and I, President Trump,
00:30:35 President Xi, responsible for countless fentanyl deaths
00:30:39 by this administration's own messaging.
00:30:46 Countless fentanyl deaths, 0.62
00:30:49 President Xi and the Chinese Communist Party 0.90
00:30:51 are responsible for, countless. 0.99
00:30:53 And every single one of them would be no different 0.94
00:30:55 than if China sent us a hypersonic missile
00:31:00 An atomic-tipped hypersonic missile.
00:31:05 The fentanyl deaths, the pandemic, not our friend.
00:31:13 Certainly not our friend.
00:31:16 And there's no amount of conventional world leader tradition that we're going to observe
00:31:21 that's going to change the CCP's intent, their motive.
00:31:27 Their motive is simple.
00:31:28 unless we're in
00:31:31 this is why I say
00:31:32 nothing is static
00:31:33 depending on what President Trump
00:31:36 decides to do
00:31:37 will change the
00:31:39 you know
00:31:41 will change the underlying
00:31:43 implications of what
00:31:45 what is taking place up until this point
00:31:47 people have to understand that
00:31:49 you know
00:31:51 it's like you have to follow through
00:31:54 you have to walk all the way to the cross
00:31:56 or else the deed's not done
00:31:58 that's basically where we are now, right?
00:32:01 You have to go all the way to the cross
00:32:03 or you put on a crown of thorns for no reason.
00:32:09 You know, and people have to understand that.
00:32:13 If you don't go all the way to the cross,
00:32:16 then you should have just fought back
00:32:17 and went out in a blaze of glory.
00:32:24 I don't know.
00:32:25 I just think if we keep the government by force,
00:32:28 then sure let president g come and you know roll out a red carpet schmooze them pretend that your 0.54
00:32:35 friends when you know you're really mortal enemies all that works then if you're going to keep the
00:32:39 government by force because he's going to keep his by force that much we can be certain of
00:32:43 and their play is clear they're going to wait us out they're going to wait till president trump is
00:32:48 dead and i mean like dead by of old age or or ages out and it gives the government back to 0.69
00:32:55 these communists, because, I mean, why does China need to feel pressed about anything going on in 0.70
00:32:59 this lucidities trap that President Xi mentioned? They're not pressed about it at all. They are in
00:33:08 the up position. And in the Marshall and Chinese culture, there's only two positions. You're up 0.57
00:33:14 or you're down. Right now, America's in the down position. China's on top. China's in the
00:33:21 advantage position why because there's so many communists running around in this country who 0.97
00:33:28 the hell needs the chinese communist party we got enough communists right here at home
00:33:34 right here in america lasan piker aoc still card carry member of the democratic socialists of 0.66
00:33:43 America.
00:33:48 Hakeem Jeffries, who's about as much
00:33:50 of a bourgeois bottom as
00:33:51 Don Lemon, if you want to be honest.
00:33:54 And they will all capitulate
00:33:56 to communism if it benefits
00:33:57 them.
00:33:59 Because they don't love this country.
00:34:01 They have no feelings for this country. 0.98
00:34:07 China's in the 0.99
00:34:07 advantage position. And they 1.00
00:34:09 are waiting patiently
00:34:11 because that's a part of their
00:34:13 culture. They're patient. They have a much older civilization than ours. And I wouldn't say
00:34:24 President Xi is smart so much as he is tactical. There's a difference. Because a smart man would
00:34:31 realize that there's a God. And those who fail to realize that there's a God aren't so smart
00:34:37 in the eternal. When push comes to shove, if you don't realize there's a God, you're not as smart
00:34:43 as you pretend to be.
00:34:45 But he is tactical. 0.94
00:34:51 And it's absolutely disgusting. 0.87
00:34:54 And you guys know I'm a huge,
00:34:56 I mean, I'm, you know,
00:34:57 I'm still all in Trump 2028.
00:34:59 I'm telling him to keep the government.
00:35:01 Keep the government
00:35:01 because the things that you choose to do,
00:35:05 it's like when you're,
00:35:06 and I always go back to sports and athletics
00:35:08 because there's a corollary
00:35:10 about individual conviction.
00:35:13 You know, you could be in a tough training session and you fatigue, you get tired.
00:35:25 It's hard to breathe.
00:35:26 You know, your vision goes a little blurry.
00:35:29 It's hard to move your muscles the way that you need to, the way that is required in this particular activity or exercise.
00:35:38 Or to make the play that you need to make.
00:35:40 but you push through and then you find a second win a second and third win you shock yourself
00:35:46 you do something you didn't even know you were capable of that is the underlying underdog story
00:35:51 of every of every great hero that we hold up in america and in western history and in human history
00:36:00 really is the perseverance through struggle but if you were to quit
00:36:07 in the middle of that that that opportunity to show conviction
00:36:13 it completely changes it completely changes the outcome
00:36:18 the whole thing is different if you decide to quit like i said you got to walk to the cross
00:36:26 walking to the cross right now for any leader who who you know even pretends that they're trying to
00:36:33 save this republic is obvious and i just saw this this conversation that went on between the
00:36:41 professor i forget his his name but he's been on here with alex and puentes and nick
00:36:46 and they both unanimously said no american he's a dictator you know i wouldn't even use
00:36:53 the word dictator i'd use the word a philosopher king
00:36:56 i use the word philosopher king
00:37:02 you know
00:37:05 yeah yeah and we do and we do and you guys have been watching the show you know i've been saying
00:37:14 that for like i don't know six months now absolutely now is president trump that guy i
00:37:21 don't i don't know time will tell i mean we're certainly going to find out here shortly aren't
00:37:26 with he could be he could be he could choose to steal home you know metaphorically speaking
00:37:36 you're gonna steal home i'm gonna steal home and i'm gonna you know like like out of a motion
00:37:42 picture out of a somewhat of a comedy a dramedy about sports i'm gonna run home and that catcher
00:37:51 And that pitcher beats me home, and I'm going to missile drop kick that catcher into tomorrow to make it to home plate safe.
00:37:59 And metaphorically speaking, that's what needs to happen here.
00:38:04 Physically speaking, does President Trump make it beat a major league pitcher on a home steal in his condition?
00:38:10 Uh-uh.
00:38:11 No, it ain't happening.
00:38:12 You know, far-fetched.
00:38:14 But that's okay.
00:38:15 That's okay.
00:38:15 you know he doesn't have to be the quickest on his feet in order to make that play but you do
00:38:22 have to improvise and a missile drop kick to the face mask of that catcher is just what the doctor
00:38:28 doctor ordered just what the doctor ordered like kick that catcher in the face mask because the
00:38:35 rules are suspended obviously obviously the rules are suspended there are no more rules
00:38:40 The rules are that when a woman strangles her three kids and she gets a mistrial after admitting to it and they raise a three million dollars.
00:38:49 There are no more rules. The rules are when President Trump.
00:38:54 Is made to pay, I mean, even though it's been overturned to reverse now, if I'm not mistaken, but even just.
00:39:01 in general is made to pay a trumped up witch hunt show trial civil sexual assault and rape case
00:39:11 to the tune of 90 million dollars with no evidence the rules are suspended obviously
00:39:16 so why would anybody pretend we're going to save this republic by playing by the rules this is the
00:39:23 problem i had with massey you know we never got an answer from massey if you're saying that the
00:39:28 congress is captured which i agree with why would you tell the president or anybody else for that
00:39:34 matter to to take anything that comes from the congress as legitimate including uh asking them
00:39:41 for permission to do anything whether it be go to war or secure the elections the congress is
00:39:46 captured the congress has failed the congress is is is is illegitimate by his own standards by his
00:39:56 own definition. So I'd say the Congress is out. Oh, oh yeah. The Congress out of there. Democracy
00:40:05 dead. Democracy is dead. The Democrats killed it. Poetic. Democracy in America has died and
00:40:19 And the Democrats are the ones who killed it.
00:40:22 There is no more democracy.
00:40:25 There's only the thin veil of propaganda that for some reason, unfortunately, is effective enough to pretend, for the populace to pretend that we still have anything that vaguely represents a functional democracy.
00:40:46 We have demagoguery, for sure.
00:40:49 That's what we have. We have a problem with demagogues and it ain't President Trump.
00:40:55 As in, you know, stern opposition as I am to President Xi showing up here and getting a welcoming mat, the demagogue problem we have in this country far exceeds President Trump's pay grade.
00:41:12 If there's one true demagogue in this country, it's called the deep state.
00:41:17 like oh well that's not the definition of demagoguery
00:41:20 isn't it
00:41:21 I think take a finer look there
00:41:24 I think it meets the criteria
00:41:26 you know
00:41:28 I'm just
00:41:28 I'm just a guy here in the belly of the beast
00:41:32 frustrated
00:41:33 you know Mogadishu Minnesota
00:41:35 and you gotta ask yourself like
00:41:38 why isn't
00:41:40 Ilhan Omar deported
00:41:41 what's even what is even that
00:41:44 what's going on there
00:41:47 This is not a sign that we're willing to do what needs to be done. 0.91
00:41:50 The fact that little Ilhan Omar is still walking around this country on her high horse, you know, 1.00
00:42:00 on her Somali high horse is just indicative of the entire problems. 1.00
00:42:09 We're soft. 1.00
00:42:11 We're soft, you know.
00:42:13 and sure you know we're big and bad when when you can when you can send a 0.75
00:42:19 there's a b2 bomber when you can send a b2 bomber or some of those
00:42:24 f-32s or whatever the case may be intercontinental ballistic missiles from a
00:42:31 forward projecting power platform everybody feels like a badass everybody's badass when
00:42:37 you can press a button and blow somebody up i mean that's you know 0.99
00:42:40 and in that way it's really no different than a young black man who is extremely misguided 0.97
00:42:47 getting a hold of a gun in a neighborhood and shooting at one of his ops and accidentally 0.84
00:42:55 hitting a little girl doing homework in her in her dining room it's really no different
00:43:01 in fact one proceeds from the other you could say one is the predicate for the other
00:43:06 Is that too deep today?
00:43:10 Is that too deep tonight?
00:43:11 Is that too deep for a Sunday night out there in the audience?
00:43:16 Everybody's a badass when you can remote bomb somebody from a world away.
00:43:20 You know, we lost something when you had to ride into battle on a horse with a sword.
00:43:28 You know, we lost something.
00:43:29 And we didn't even blink.
00:43:31 It's like, we're going to modernize warfare.
00:43:35 and less people are going to die.
00:43:38 Did less people die?
00:43:40 I'm not so sure.
00:43:43 I'm not so sure less people died. 0.85
00:43:45 I'm not so sure that war became safer
00:43:49 because we have the ability to remote bomb people
00:43:52 so it acts effectively as a deterrent.
00:43:55 I'm not so sure that there's been less death.
00:44:01 You're like, well, Royce, what do you mean?
00:44:02 75 million people died in world war ii alone over the course of the two great wars you're talking
00:44:10 about over 100 million people died surely we haven't had a war like that since since we've
00:44:18 modernized technology yeah but there's hidden consequences to modernization
00:44:22 to technological advancement hidden consequences the law of unintended consequences
00:44:29 one of the
00:44:36 unintended consequences
00:44:38 that man
00:44:44 kind of softens
00:44:45 as we advanced
00:44:48 our technology and war became
00:44:50 safer for men
00:44:51 men softened
00:44:53 and we proliferated a feminist culture 1.00
00:44:56 that aborted 2.5 billion 1.00
00:44:58 people worldwide
00:44:59 45 years.
00:45:01 Way to go.
00:45:03 Way to think it through.
00:45:06 There's no correlation between those two things.
00:45:09 Are you sure?
00:45:12 Are you sure that the softening of men
00:45:14 because of the advancement of technology and warfare
00:45:17 doesn't play a role in our willingness 0.98
00:45:21 to let women lead like Barry Sotero said? 0.60
00:45:27 because we like getting our 0.98
00:45:30 paws licked
00:45:31 and there being 2.5 billion 0.94
00:45:36 that's billion with a B 1.00
00:45:38 abortions in 45 years 1.00
00:45:40 worldwide 0.93
00:45:41 I'd say death and Satan
00:45:46 came out on top of that deal
00:45:48 but hey you know we're not gonna
00:45:53 we can't go back now
00:45:55 you know
00:45:57 Look at those B-2 bombers. They're beautiful. Look at them. Look at America's prowess. Look at our power. Look at our power. All-powerful. All-powerful. Feminism has done to America what the Taliban, what the Soviet Union, what the Viet Cong, what the Japanese, the Germans, Mussolini, radical feminism has done to America.
00:46:27 what none of our enemies have been able to do.
00:46:31 And that should tell us something about our priorities,
00:46:34 especially when it comes to foreign policy.
00:46:36 The global affects the local and vice versa.
00:46:40 And we have a problem right here at home,
00:46:42 a profound problem right here at home
00:46:44 that really can't be quantified 1.00
00:46:46 other than to say the ass is falling off the donkey. 1.00
00:46:53 Democracy is dead. 1.00
00:46:54 the Democrats are killing it 0.99
00:46:57 they killed it 1.00
00:46:58 and they like to beat a dead horse 0.92
00:47:02 I mean when Barack Obama
00:47:03 has the audacity to go up on stage
00:47:06 and say
00:47:07 we should give
00:47:09 government to women 1.00
00:47:10 because things will be better 1.00
00:47:12 in a string of weeks where several women
00:47:16 have murdered their own children
00:47:17 I mean they're just right up in your face
00:47:20 with it
00:47:20 and you'll see a guy like me who says
00:47:22 I'm willing to do what needs to be done 0.97
00:47:24 And you'll go, nah, we don't need another black guy to be president. 1.00
00:47:29 But you voted for that one. 0.98
00:47:30 You know, some of you out there voted for that black guy to be president. 0.91
00:47:34 And I get it.
00:47:34 You know, I was 18 at the time.
00:47:36 And Shepard Fairey, he was great.
00:47:38 You know, he, oh, he, oh, Shepard Fairey, his art hit the streets like, you know, oh, my goodness.
00:47:45 I've never seen such a huge propaganda blitz as the Obey, you know, art.
00:47:54 art, what do you want to call it, you know, I don't, it was, it was mania.
00:47:59 It was there, you know, there was, there was euphoria that was, you know, kind of molded
00:48:06 and shaped by all these, you know, all of these industries and artists and celebrities
00:48:13 and talents coming together, converging on, on this plot point, like this guy is anointed
00:48:20 by God and come to find out he doesn't even believe in God.
00:48:24 come to find out interesting all the pastors all the preachers all the gospel singers all
00:48:37 the people from the churches whether it's catholic or protestant or anywhere else the 0.65
00:48:42 mosques hell even the jews were in on the barack obama operation
00:48:47 oh yeah the first jewish president i think there was an article
00:48:52 in one of the prominent Jewish publications
00:48:54 that called President Obama
00:48:56 the first Jewish president.
00:49:02 I'm going to find out 0.98
00:49:03 you don't even believe in God.
00:49:05 Obviously.
00:49:06 Because no man who believed in God 1.00
00:49:08 would say that we should let women run things 0.99
00:49:10 and they become better 1.00
00:49:11 in a string of weeks
00:49:14 where women have murdered their children 1.00
00:49:15 in the most brutal fashion 0.99
00:49:17 you could possibly imagine.
00:49:18 No man who believed in God
00:49:19 would say something like that.
00:49:22 interesting interesting times desperate times they call for desperate measures and we got to
00:49:31 take some desperate desperate measures right now i mean it's just where we are we we brought it here
00:49:35 don't complain don't piss and moan and complain it is what it is diagnose the problem rightfully
00:49:42 diagnose the problem this is the problem we are weak we're soft we didn't conserve anything the
00:49:46 conservative movement you could argue from its earliest inception was nothing more than controlled
00:49:51 opposition for the new world order.
00:49:55 You know?
00:49:56 Hey, it is what it is.
00:50:00 You can look at the results and go back and infer the motive.
00:50:04 I don't know what to tell you.
00:50:05 We didn't conserve anything.
00:50:09 So, I'd like to believe I'm conservative, but I kind of feel like I'm, you know, I'm 0.99
00:50:15 out here, you know, holding my cock in my hand. 0.99
00:50:21 you know i'm out here on a limb i'm out here on a soapbox i'm in the belly of the beast i'm in 1.00
00:50:28 mogadishu minnesota with my cock in my hand looking like an idiot 0.99
00:50:31 you know and i'm on youtube and i'm watching trying to keep up on what's going on all across 1.00
00:50:40 the world and get these stupid sponsored ads because it's you know midterm season and and 0.97
00:50:45 what do I see this afternoon? None other than Michelle Tafoya pop up in all of her over-the-hill 1.00
00:50:52 glory. All of her post-menopausal glory. It's like, you can't even say that. It's like, 0.90
00:50:59 it's offensive to women, you know. Don't talk about menopause. Women get real sensitive about 0.74
00:51:05 menopause. Like, shut up. Shut up. Your hormones are a danger. Hormones are a danger, obviously. 1.00
00:51:11 Whether you're postpartum or menopausal, I mean, who knows nowadays?
00:51:17 I mean, you know what I'm saying?
00:51:20 Only a degree of difference between postpartum and menopause.
00:51:23 I mean, come on, let's talk about it. 1.00
00:51:25 But, hey, Michelle Tafoya pops up and she's like, these Democrats are corrupt. 0.99
00:51:31 Vote for me. 0.74
00:51:32 I'm going to stop it.
00:51:35 Like, no, you're not.
00:51:37 No, you're not. 1.00
00:51:37 you don't even have the lady parts 1.00
00:51:40 to do what needs to be done 1.00
00:51:42 let alone the balls 1.00
00:51:43 you don't even have the lady parts 1.00
00:51:46 your ovaries don't even have courage 1.00
00:51:48 I mean there's some women 1.00
00:51:50 there's some women out there with some 1.00
00:51:51 you know with some tungsten ovaries that I see 1.00
00:51:54 like damn 1.00
00:51:55 Tulsi Gabbard dropping that Dr. Fauci bomb 1.00
00:51:58 there's a woman with some lady balls 1.00
00:52:01 now I'm going to show it to Foy 1.00
00:52:05 stop 0.96
00:52:05 So not only am I in the belly of the beast, not only am I in Mogadishu, Minnesota, with communists like Tim Waltz and little terrorists like Ilhan Omar, I'm also here with cuck-servatives. 0.74
00:52:23 Yeah, I'm surrounded. Pray for me. Pray for me out there. If you can hear the sound of my voice, send me a prayer. 0.83
00:52:30 keep me in your prayers
00:52:32 because it's not fun being outnumbered
00:52:35 but on the hopeful side
00:52:39 of things
00:52:40 Minnesota will be a footnote
00:52:42 what has happened to Minnesota
00:52:44 will be a footnote
00:52:46 in American history
00:52:48 if we do what needs to be done
00:52:50 and even Minnesota can be saved
00:52:52 but drastic times call for drastic measures
00:53:00 Who's willing to be drastic?
00:53:03 I know Alex Jones is.
00:53:05 That's why I love doing the show.
00:53:07 That's why I do what I do.
00:53:08 Because I have such a profound respect for the people who have been committed to this for 30 plus years.
00:53:13 Again, as I said earlier, it's awe-inspiring.
00:53:17 And because they've been willing to do it, who am I to throw in the towel?
00:53:22 That's the only reason I'm still doing it.
00:53:25 Aside from my own salvation.
00:53:26 you're watching the alex jones show here on sunday night live the alex jones network
00:53:33 i'm your host royce white here in the belly of the beast mogadishu minnesota
00:53:37 stay tuned we'll be right back in a moment with more
00:53:41 we know it is on purpose the bisphenol a the atrazine all the stuff we're bummed with
00:54:00 is literally for women and men destroying us and that's what the doctors and scientists do 0.61
00:54:04 i'm not one but i talk to them is they just take you back to the normal level this isn't like you're
00:54:09 You're in the NFL injecting all this anabolic stuff, folks.
00:54:12 This is just getting back to what humans are supposed to be.
00:54:16 And that's how we have to counter the globalist is with the science God gave us.
00:54:20 I think men have definitely been having more effeminization over the years due to a lot of the byproducts of what we're eating. 0.78
00:54:27 I mean, at the end of the day, you try to get good meat and they have different hormone byproducts and so forth that are in them. 0.97
00:54:33 that as you ingest it, thinking you're just consuming your natural food and nutrition
00:54:39 and good quality nutrition, that unfortunately can't do harm to you.
00:54:43 Well, it's admitted that almost every town and city in the U.S.,
00:54:47 when they test the public, has atrazine in them
00:54:49 that is the second most used herbicide,
00:54:54 and that completely bends gender across the board.
00:54:58 Male or female, if you feel like you're suffering from brain fog,
00:55:00 lack of energy, inability to move the scale, good or bad, meaning down to weight loss or
00:55:06 good up to trying to gain muscle. If your sexuality with your partner is not where you
00:55:13 want it to be, if you're having other issues in the sexual phase, just understand that hormones
00:55:18 are a huge play in the body. I mean, at the end of the day, the endocrine system is vastly being
00:55:23 used to manipulate our days as we go. And the thyroid, as well as basic testosterone levels
00:55:31 in male and females are definitely having a great impact. And I think knowing where you stand with
00:55:36 those and making sure that they're well-situated is extremely important to your daily activities
00:55:41 and your daily interactions. Mood is greatly affected by both as well. And then knowing that
00:55:47 there are alternatives to hormones in addition to, which is the peptides. I think one of the
00:55:55 most prominently used one, I mean, it's been used for more than 20 years, NAD, is just a wonderful
00:56:00 peptide for increase in energy, decrease in brain fog, and improvement of longevity. And I think
00:56:07 between that and glutathione, with the anti-inflammatory aspects of it, is hugely
00:56:12 helpful to people's common daily issues. Again, as a 47-year-old male, we all deal with certain
00:56:19 complexities of life just as of age and not doing anything extensive as far as like athletics and
00:56:25 so forth as a young man. You have natural aches and pains, back pain, knee joint pain, etc. These
00:56:33 are things that are able to help you live a better quality of life rather than struggling through
00:56:37 those type of things. And I think knowing that you have so much energy availability still left
00:56:42 in the tank even at 50, 60 years old. It's something that could be greatly used, and I
00:56:48 hope that you all know about it so that you guys can seek the resources to get those things.
00:56:52 You got to get exercise. You got to stop being sedentary. You got to get real non-processed food
00:56:57 with a lot of protein, a lot of high-quality vitamins and minerals, and then if you get the
00:57:01 right hormones, you're off the races and you're back to what we used to be, being Steve McQueen
00:57:06 and John Wayne. But I'm not a scientist like you or a doctor like you, but I can look it up.
00:57:10 you said oh you've seen 21 year olds they admit whether you're 14 or whether you're 80
00:57:15 in the in the studies i've seen it's over half a cut of whatever you're supposed to be at that age
00:57:21 it's over 50 yes there's such a vast world that is developing in the health and wellness space
00:57:26 proactive space uh that it is um unreal and it's ever evolving and it's truly exciting to be not
00:57:33 only dr joe palumbo we are so excited the adventure begins now incredible thank you so
00:57:39 much for coming on freedom rx health.com the adventure begins now thank you so much sir
00:57:44 thanks alex have a great day appreciate you knocked it out of the park doctor thank you
00:58:01 welcome back to the alex jones show here on the alex jones network
00:58:05 In the belly of the beast, Mogadishu, Minnesota, your host, Royce White.
00:58:12 And I'm glad to be back with you again this Sunday evening.
00:58:18 And we're just talking about drastic measures.
00:58:20 What are the drastic, what needs to be done?
00:58:22 First thing that we should have done is we should have made President G come and bow.
00:58:26 We should have made President, no, it's President Trump.
00:58:29 Did I say President Trump or President G?
00:58:30 President G, you guys know what I mean.
00:58:32 We should have made President Xi come and bow before the Washington Monument.
00:58:38 We should have made him bow and kiss the stone steps at the Washington Monument.
00:58:44 And if he wasn't willing to do that, then there's no diplomacy.
00:58:47 You come and you kiss the stone steps of our founding fathers.
00:58:52 You commie Winnie the Pooh looking freak. 0.98
00:58:55 You atheist, racist, ethno-supremacist, you come kiss the stone steps of our Founding Fathers monument. 0.98
00:59:10 Because we turn China into the empire they are today. 0.98
00:59:15 Thucydides trap, right? 0.99
00:59:19 It's a launchpad is what it was.
00:59:21 It wasn't a trap, it was a launchpad.
00:59:23 the managed decline of the west declining and rising powers are you kidding me
00:59:29 they weren't a rising power until we went there the whole thing is is one of the greatest gaffes
00:59:37 one of the greatest gaffes you know in in the 20th and short 21st century
00:59:43 rising and declining powers it's like and i look at things like that and i just think to myself
00:59:50 how did the American people ever fall for this?
00:59:54 Maybe we are, maybe, you know, it's hard to be a populist.
00:59:57 It's hard to be a nationalist populist nowadays, I'm telling you, 1.00
01:00:01 because I just see such, I'm so contemptuous of our stupidity as a people. 1.00
01:00:08 And I love you. 1.00
01:00:09 I want to represent you.
01:00:10 I'll save you.
01:00:11 I'll take the arrows.
01:00:12 Don't get me wrong.
01:00:12 I'll walk through the door first.
01:00:14 I'll be the first through the door.
01:00:15 I'll take the fire.
01:00:16 All right.
01:00:17 But with that being said, is it okay if I vent to you?
01:00:23 I mean, if I'm going to walk through the door, take the arrows,
01:00:26 and we're going to dismember the CIA, can I vent to you a little bit?
01:00:32 Is that a good quid pro quo?
01:00:37 Is that a fair quid pro quo?
01:00:40 Let's say if I was willing to scatter the CIA to the winds,
01:00:47 smashed into a thousand pieces as jfk said if i was willing to do that 1.00
01:00:52 you know ex post facto is it all right if i vent to you a little bit here how stupid do you have 0.99
01:01:01 to be to believe that china was a rising power and america was a naturally declining power 0.98
01:01:08 when we went into china and turned them into the manufacturing superpower of the free world 1.00
01:01:14 how stupid do you have to be 1.00
01:01:17 honestly 1.00
01:01:18 the dangers of democracy as Socrates said
01:01:24 is a populace of people
01:01:26 who are undereducated
01:01:29 undereducated, miseducated, not educated
01:01:34 however you want to split it
01:01:35 the problem is with the education of people
01:01:39 who try and uphold democracy
01:01:41 that is the danger
01:01:42 and look at what we've done now we've done the same thing with the vote
01:01:49 here with the democratic process with people who aren't educated 54 percent of people
01:01:55 read at or below a sixth grade level in this country as we've done with information writ large
01:02:00 information without wisdom is a danger an inherent danger it's an existential danger
01:02:04 to humanity so yes we need a philosopher king absolutely
01:02:10 Problem is, you know, we find ourselves in a position where I have to get voted in, you know, because God knows people aren't ready for somebody to just storm the castle and say, enough of these communists.
01:02:24 Maybe we'll get there.
01:02:26 Watching the Alex Jones show here on the Alex Jones Network Sunday Night Live. 0.84
01:02:31 I'm your host, Royce White, in the belly of the beast, Mogadishu, Minnesota, a failed communist state. 0.82
01:02:38 We'll be right back in a moment. Stay tuned. 0.62
01:02:59 The Patriots' Choice and Globalists' Dread.
01:03:02 Welcome to the Alex Jones Show.
01:03:07 welcome back to the alex jones show here on the alex jones network sunday night live
01:03:14 i'm your host royce white in the belly of the beast mogadishu minnesota don't mogadishu my
01:03:22 america the campaign pitch for 2028 white 2028 we're out don't mogadishu my america
01:03:32 and i made a comment earlier about barack obama and i know some people voted for
01:03:36 Barack Obama. I get it. You know, anybody can be fooled. People would say that we've been fooled
01:03:42 by this administration in some respects. And certainly there have been the low points. But
01:03:50 I was talking about the cultural movement around Barack Obama when I was,
01:03:56 Barack Obama was elected before I turned 18. I was turning 18 that year in 2009, later in 2009,
01:04:04 April of 2009, I turned 18, so I missed the vote by about five, five, six months, but I'd be lying
01:04:11 if I didn't say at that time at 18, I was probably on, I was on board. I mean, we were all wearing
01:04:16 the shirts. Now I was, I was referencing, referencing Shepard Ferry, who is a, was, became
01:04:21 a prolific street artist, uh, and he owned a company or what later became a company called
01:04:26 Obey Propaganda. Uh, Obey is a kind of a streetwear skater company, and they had this
01:04:34 incredible campaign for Barack Obama with the, you know, with the hope and the Barack Obama
01:04:40 portrait. And they made these t-shirts for him and they were everywhere. I mean, they were
01:04:44 everywhere. Barack Obama's campaign, the hope campaign, the change campaign was one of the
01:04:50 greatest that we've seen in American history, rivaled only by the MAGA campaign. Right. And
01:04:57 it's, you know, somewhat conspicuous how the two coincided with one another, but, you know,
01:05:03 We'll have to sort that out on the other side of this crisis, right?
01:05:08 It's like, what about the American people is so desperate for a false catharsis, a false idol that we sway from uniparty to uniparty, you know, on this pendulum across the aisle so predictably?
01:05:25 And we're in one of those predictable cycles now. 0.99
01:05:28 I was like, against all odds, President Trump won over the American people, or you could say it was just the sheer stupidity of the Democrats that, you know, just, I mean, they, you know, come on. 0.98
01:05:40 They had Meg Thee Stallion on stage for Kamala Harris's opening bid as the first black woman president in American history. 0.98
01:05:48 And I say that air quotes in an asterisk, right?
01:05:51 Black, not really black, but you know what I'm saying? 0.93
01:05:54 And that was the narrative. 0.99
01:05:55 and they brought meg the stallion up there and she was shaking her ass on stage it's supposed to be a 0.98
01:06:00 a pristine historic moment that elevates black women across the eternal house of history this 0.98
01:06:06 is supposed to be the the moment that marks a shift another shift another significant shift 0.64
01:06:11 in american history for black people and they brought meg the stallion out to serenade 0.88
01:06:16 the the audience in the country with some of the most vulgar lyrics you could possibly imagine
01:06:21 way to go it's almost as if they did it on purpose i mean if if i didn't know any better if i didn't 0.99
01:06:28 know how stupid these people actually are because i live here in minnesota and these people actually 0.99
01:06:32 are that stupid if i didn't know how dumb these people actually are i would think it was on 1.00
01:06:37 purpose that they tanked a campaign on purpose but they didn't in fact they are that dumb which 1.00
01:06:43 is a cautionary tale because on our side of the aisle i think there's a little bit more 0.99
01:06:47 let's say social engineering happening you know i i i can smell the deep state on our side of the
01:06:55 aisle right i i get this this this sense that the deep state is everywhere on our side on their side 1.00
01:07:04 i mean they're they're dumb they they are they are organized around a level of stupidity and 1.00
01:07:11 unmooring from reality that is of biblical proportions. My point about Socrates and 1.00
01:07:17 democracy is like, if you're going to have a democracy, education is of the utmost importance.
01:07:22 And he was so pessimistic about keeping enough people educated to sustain a reasonable or
01:07:32 functional democracy. He warned against it. He's like, nah, I don't know. This is, you know,
01:07:36 this democracy thing is and look you fast forward here we are the greatest nation ever
01:07:44 ever created and democracy has died and i want people to take that and and let's try and let's
01:07:53 try and you know get that moving around the idea that democracy is dead because you know they were
01:07:59 willing to sing God's obituary real early, right? That was Nietzsche. God is dead. And this entire
01:08:10 secular humanist, we're secular. You don't need God in order to be good or moral. You can have
01:08:19 ethics without religion. You can have ethics without faith. It's called science. You get
01:08:27 dr fauci bill gates you get sam altman you get peter teal yeah okay and i said it last weekend
01:08:36 and i'll say it again all these guys they they all have a similar sort of uh inhumanness to them
01:08:46 like they're weird and we accept that they're weird because they're competent in in certain
01:08:52 things. And I don't even accept that. I mean, I kind of reject that. I reject our wholesale
01:08:59 cultural acceptance of these nerds. I think the entire, here, let me rephrase this.
01:09:08 I think the impetus toward a technocratic kleptocracy is, you know, is the brainchild
01:09:20 of nerds seriously i mean i i think or maybe nerds are just playing their role in a much
01:09:28 bigger supernatural plot fine okay i could just i could get with that but you know where i come 0.99
01:09:34 from we don't we don't let nerds run shit we just don't we just don't i don't care how i don't care 0.98
01:09:42 how articulate you are i don't care how well you can string a couple of sins together i don't care 0.98
01:09:46 how much code you do i don't care how good your code is i don't care how good your website is
01:09:50 I don't care. There's something that's not right there. I can't really put my finger on it,
01:09:58 but you can feel it. Like when you look at Mark Zuckerberg, when you listen to him talk,
01:10:04 when you look at Sam Altman, you listen to him talk. When you look at Peter Thiel,
01:10:07 you listen to him talk. You look at, I don't know, go on down the line.
01:10:13 First of all, they all strike me as homosexual or omnisexual. Let's just say they're omnisexual, 1.00
01:10:17 Right. Let's just say they've been with women. They've been with men. You know, they double dip. They double dab. You know what? Who knows what they're into? Right. I don't know. I just don't trust them. I don't trust them. I do not trust them.
01:10:37 and it's just this whole thing is this feminism is like a revenge of the nerds it's it's like uh 1.00
01:10:43 and and you see it all the time it's like i said simping is a is pan is a pandemic 1.00
01:10:50 there's a worldwide pandemic of simps and there is and that's how a dr fauci can walk free but 0.54
01:10:58 we extradite the tate brothers i mean what uh shot to the gonads i mean you know and i don't even
01:11:05 I don't know the Tate brothers never met them
01:11:08 I've obviously seen some of their
01:11:10 content online
01:11:11 do I agree with everything
01:11:14 they say no
01:11:15 but I agree with a lot of it and it sure
01:11:18 is funny and
01:11:20 I mean it's hilarious
01:11:21 actually and
01:11:24 just speaking on in existential
01:11:26 terms just speaking to the
01:11:28 spirit of the times the zeitgeist
01:11:30 when we trade
01:11:31 a Tate brothers
01:11:33 to this international cosmopolitan cabal 0.96
01:11:36 and we let Dr. Fauci walk free and roam free, 0.99
01:11:41 it's just a shot in the gonads to men. 0.58
01:11:44 So I guess the white liberal Clancy
01:11:46 from the beginning, from the cold open, 0.59
01:11:47 is kind of right when she says
01:11:48 we have this culture war 0.99
01:11:50 where these right-wingers, 0.94
01:11:52 these black conservatives or black MAGA folks 1.00
01:11:55 want to blame things on women. 0.98
01:11:56 I'm really not blaming women. 1.00
01:11:58 I think women are out of control, obviously, 0.88
01:12:00 because a woman strangled her three kids. 1.00
01:12:02 she's living in the suburbs with a you know upper middle class rich husband and a nanny and she
01:12:09 strangled three of her kids so i mean it's like categorically women are out of control and they
01:12:14 made the argument that all postpartum women are in danger of doing something like that i mean 0.96
01:12:19 women have kind of just pulled the mask off and said we're out of control and it's justifiable
01:12:23 so that that's not even really a debate uh at this point but what is debatable is who's to blame
01:12:29 you know who's who's culpable and I think and I've seen it myself these nerdy guys who never
01:12:38 got laid when they were when they were coming up or they let's say they had an improper balance
01:12:42 in their relations with women these guys always tried to find some you know some slimy maneuvering
01:12:52 type of way usually it's economic or financial right that's the Mark Zuckerberg story at least
01:12:58 that's the way it was depicted in the social network i don't i didn't see if there were any
01:13:00 lawsuits that that went down between the the movie producers or the the production studio and
01:13:07 mark zuckerberg for you know improperly depicting the way that he he came up but you know there
01:13:13 there was a woman that he was interested in or dating and he was extremely insecure about the
01:13:21 guys who rode crew he was insecure about the guys who were in fraternities he was insecure about the
01:13:26 guys who rode crew he even became insecure about his friend you know uh saverin i think was his
01:13:32 name who in the movie at least they depicted as a more a more masculine or well put together guy
01:13:38 than mark was and that's why he got invited to the phoenix or whatever the frat there is at harvard
01:13:43 before mark did so you you have this underlying uh motif of a nerd who is extremely intimidated
01:13:51 by traditional masculinity.
01:13:54 And we just gave these people our society
01:13:56 on a silver platter.
01:14:02 And need I say,
01:14:04 I think I'm going through a bit of
01:14:05 algorithmic oppression from these folks.
01:14:08 Because they don't like masculine people. 1.00
01:14:11 They don't like masculine men. 0.98
01:14:12 No wonder they jump behind Barack Obama. 0.55
01:14:15 He's got weak ankles.
01:14:17 He's got weak knees.
01:14:18 He's got limp wrists.
01:14:19 you know he talks like a mealy mouth cosmopolitan intellectual and of course
01:14:23 of course they got behind him he's like what i don't know
01:14:27 short let's just say let's call it what it is he's short
01:14:32 now i was saying the other day on my podcast free people radio uh the white house with my
01:14:40 co-host professor penn 7 a.m to 9 a.m central will be on tomorrow morning at that time you
01:14:45 You can catch us across all social media platforms and free people radio.
01:14:48 But I was talking last week about the, you know, the, the,
01:14:52 the story of beauty and the beast and, and Gaston as a character.
01:14:57 And like Gaston was a dude.
01:15:01 He was the dude.
01:15:04 And of course he wasn't good enough for Bill. No, Bill, Bill needed,
01:15:08 you know, Bill needed an adventure.
01:15:10 Bill needed to be in danger.
01:15:12 She needed to become the damsel in distress. 0.98
01:15:17 She needed to fall in love with a monster and try and change the monster, 0.90
01:15:24 try and break the monster of his beastly ways, his animalistic ways.
01:15:30 And, of course, the only way that you would fall in love with a beast
01:15:35 is if he has a posh, larger-than-life castle.
01:15:42 with a state-of-the-art library and uh and uh you know uh furniture that comes to life
01:15:48 an enchanted castle in order to fall in love with the beast and actually try and save him
01:15:53 he's got to have an enchanted castle right yeah i mean that's a given because if you don't have
01:15:59 an enchanted castle how could i ever love you uh which says something about materialism in and of
01:16:05 itself but uh as the story went you know she changed the beast and you know it just kind of
01:16:13 morphed right into the 50 shades of gray beauty and the beast is the is the precursor to 50 shades
01:16:19 of gray although there's something lost in the you know the the pizzazz of the whole romance
01:16:27 between the two right i mean they just kind of threw out the the innuendo that was in beauty
01:16:34 and the Beast, and they went straight for the, you know, for the triple X with Fifty Shades of
01:16:40 Grey. And it's like, this is the mindset of modern women. This is the mentality of modern women in 0.95
01:16:48 America, Fifty Shades of Grey. They hated Andrew Tate unless it benefits, unless he can fulfill 1.00
01:16:59 their kinky sexual desires and also provide some type of economic benefit then you know then i'm 0.93
01:17:06 good with an andrew tate until he steps outside my boundaries and then i'll lie and say that he 0.93
01:17:12 was a little too aggressive i mean i wanted to be tied up and spanked i was okay with that but
01:17:17 i really only wanted eight spanks and he gave me 11 you know you know what i'm saying out there
01:17:24 can can you guys connect with what i'm saying probably not there's a lot of you out there
01:17:27 never been in that position you know so i get it and and even that's there's something to be said
01:17:32 for that when when they had you know i'm just gonna say it when they called president trump on 0.99
01:17:38 on on tape saying grab this country by the pussy i became a fan i'm like there's a dude who's a dude 0.99
01:17:49 who actually understands what what the dynamic is now do i agree with the sentiment no but 0.99
01:17:55 there's a lot of truth in what he was saying and when i saw the mainstream media go after him
01:18:01 and try to create this narrative this completely fictitious narrative like what he was saying
01:18:05 wasn't true while simultaneously proliferating an only fans culture where if you pay 5.99 you can
01:18:13 log on get in the chat and request that a woman does anything you can think of i'm sitting there
01:18:20 going yeah yeah we need a we need a philosopher king we need a philosopher king and we need one
01:18:28 bad boys get ready boys the revenge of the nerds is on democracy is dead
01:18:33 get ready boys because uh the rubber has met the road we are in a free fall tailspin
01:18:44 Thucydides trap
01:18:47 rising powers and managed decline
01:18:49 this decline ain't being managed
01:18:51 so well or maybe it is
01:18:53 maybe it is
01:18:54 but this decline is getting
01:18:57 sharp
01:18:58 sharp
01:19:00 sharp decline
01:19:04 sharp decline
01:19:08 3 o'clock boys
01:19:09 and again you know when when the Tate brothers get extradited or you know and and Dr. Fauci's
01:19:21 don't even get a perp walk it's all over guys it's just you know I hate to say it and I'm running
01:19:27 I'm hopefully I get on the debate stage with Rubio and Vance that'll be fun right I think
01:19:32 if nothing else it'll be fun well i'm relatively articulate myself and i think i'm articulate
01:19:39 enough to keep up with the jd vance's and marco rubio's of the world i know they have these
01:19:44 illustrious educational resumes but you know we'll see what happens it'll be fun
01:19:49 2028 is going to be fun oh and god forbid if i find my way through the republican nomination
01:19:55 and we get a face-off between me and AOC,
01:19:58 I mean, you are talking about entertainment value that, you know,
01:20:05 you can't even put a price on it.
01:20:10 It's just going to be the best thing ever seen on television.
01:20:14 Royce White, sometimes Roysha, versus Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
01:20:22 You know, poetic.
01:20:25 Absolutely poetic. 0.70
01:20:27 And maybe she doesn't even run.
01:20:28 Maybe her and Gavin team up.
01:20:30 I don't know what's going to happen.
01:20:31 But I want to be in the thick of things.
01:20:34 And that's exactly why I decided to run.
01:20:35 This is the pivotal moment in American history.
01:20:38 I got to get in there.
01:20:39 I got to get in there.
01:20:42 I just got to get in there.
01:20:43 I'm sorry.
01:20:44 If anybody doesn't like it out there, it's nothing personal against you.
01:20:47 And I said that before.
01:20:48 Vance, Rubio, President Trump.
01:20:50 If President Trump wants to keep the government, obviously the 2028 election ain't even going to matter.
01:20:54 which would be great and ideal because, again, we need a philosopher king.
01:20:57 But if we're going to play this game as though the 2020 election is going to be fair
01:21:02 or anything that remotely represents something reasonable for the future of this republic
01:21:11 just by way of the sheer lack of education and the well-documented misinformation
01:21:19 perpetuated by our deep state intelligence community,
01:21:21 if we're going to play that game, then I'm going to get in there.
01:21:23 I'm going to get some, you know what I'm saying?
01:21:26 Get some.
01:21:29 And I'm excited about it.
01:21:30 I hope you guys are out there as well.
01:21:31 Spread the word. 0.98
01:21:33 White 2028, we're out. 0.97
01:21:35 We're out.
01:21:36 The American people are out.
01:21:39 You know, and it's even like, I was really thinking the other day about Israel, you know.
01:21:52 I'm just thinking a lot about Israel. 0.79
01:21:54 And I said back in 2022 that Israel was going to become the issue.
01:22:00 And they called me anti-Semitic.
01:22:01 You can't even say that.
01:22:02 You can't even say Israel is the linchpin of New World Order.
01:22:06 And you know what?
01:22:07 I want to amend that. 0.96
01:22:09 Israel is the geographical linchpin of the New World Order. 0.85
01:22:12 Feminism is the ideological linchpin of the New World Order. 0.72
01:22:16 That's so important for people to understand. 0.97
01:22:18 Israel is the geographical linchpin of new world order of the new world order feminism is the
01:22:25 ideological linchpin of the new world order uh but yeah I mean even the Israel thing it's just like 0.95
01:22:32 Bibi Netanyahu at the United Nations and they got to walk out and
01:22:39 you know it's like we're we're in this joust with with the international community about all these
01:22:46 things that have nothing to do with us really more, you know,
01:22:48 other than our strategic military interests. Uh, but,
01:22:53 but really they have nothing to do with us. And, and we're just,
01:22:57 we're caught up in it. We're all, we're all tied up in it.
01:23:01 You know what I mean? We're all tied up in it and we don't need to be tied up in
01:23:06 it. We just need to let Israel do what Israel is going to do. Just let them do
01:23:10 it. Let them go, let them do what they're going to do, you know,
01:23:13 and God bless them, figure it out.
01:23:20 I've said on the show many times,
01:23:21 I think the natural alliance is between the European Union and Israel. 0.76
01:23:25 And I think Europe should subsidize Israel, not us. 0.85
01:23:31 We didn't do the Holocaust. 0.74
01:23:33 We weren't responsible for the Holocaust in World War II. 1.00
01:23:36 That was the Europeans. 1.00
01:23:38 Okay, so why are we footing the bill anyway? 0.92
01:23:40 no we know the answer to that because it traditionally has been a part of our own
01:23:45 military strategy and foreign policy that's why we're footing the bill we're footing the bill
01:23:48 because it gives a justification to steal our own people's tax money that's why we're footing
01:23:51 footing the bill right right it's a it's a it's a three-card monte is what it is
01:23:57 which you know i i think we're pulling back from i honestly can say i think we're pulling back from
01:24:04 I mean, in the broadest sense, you look at Greenland, you look at Venezuela, hemispheric defense.
01:24:11 My only question is, and I asked this the other day or yesterday on my show, you know, if it is the case that we're putting heavy, heavy strain on China's oil supply by what we're doing in Iran, what we did in Venezuela, what we're doing in Greenland and Canada. 0.87
01:24:29 If that is the case, and we are starting to take the advantage position against China in terms of global economics, why not just crush them? 0.91
01:24:41 Why not just crush them? 0.99
01:24:43 If they're desperate, why not just crush them? 0.99
01:24:47 Because they would do it to us. 0.86
01:24:49 They will do it to us.
01:24:50 Eventually, they will do it to us.
01:24:51 They're just right out in the open saying that.
01:24:53 And then, you know, I hear this thing that Tucker said, and it just haunts me.
01:24:58 And I don't really know what to make of it.
01:25:02 But when he recalls the meeting that he allegedly had with the president a couple of days after returning from Israel and talking with Huckabee,
01:25:09 and he says that President Trump told him, in the end, we all die anyway.
01:25:14 So it doesn't matter. 1.00
01:25:16 Shit. 1.00
01:25:17 That should haunt everyone. 0.99
01:25:18 If that's true, and somebody should ask the president if that conversation took place, but if it did take place the way that Tucker laid it out,
01:25:26 This leaves huge looming questions.
01:25:28 What does that mean?
01:25:32 We all die in the end anyway.
01:25:35 I'm 35 years old.
01:25:36 I'm relatively young and healthy.
01:25:39 We'll be right back in a brief moment.
01:25:41 Stay tuned.
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01:28:49 I'm your host, Royce White and the belly of the beast.
01:28:53 Mogadishu, Minnesota.
01:28:55 And this, this, this last part of our last block here.
01:29:00 I mentioned Tucker Carlson in a chilling statement that I saw popped up on my feed and, you know, Tucker Carlson, obviously a very smart individual.
01:29:10 Do I agree with him on everything? No.
01:29:13 In fact, I still look forward to having a conversation with Tucker Carlson at some point in the future.
01:29:17 I was on his show one time back in 2022.
01:29:21 You can go and look up that interview.
01:29:22 It was about three minutes when I ran for Congress and I dropped a black pill on him.
01:29:27 And, you know, since the Tucker Carlson that you see now, you know, it's kind of he was still at Fox at the time.
01:29:34 And I'm not saying I'm responsible or anything, but I'm just saying, you know, that was the last time that we talked.
01:29:40 And, you know, I'd like to have a conversation about some of these things because it's hard to even tell what's real and what's fake.
01:29:47 And you can't really keep track of everybody.
01:29:50 You know, there's just not enough time in the day.
01:29:52 Tucker's an important voice obviously
01:29:55 which is why he was at the
01:29:58 White House with the president
01:29:59 in the story that he told
01:30:02 and it's not even really
01:30:04 about Tucker it's more about the story
01:30:05 that he told and what President Trump said
01:30:07 and it's just harrowing
01:30:09 it's like you know
01:30:11 we all die
01:30:14 in the end anyway so what does it matter
01:30:16 man 0.99
01:30:20 that shit's been on my mind 1.00
01:30:22 heavy for like the last six days we all die in the end anyway so what does it matter 0.99
01:30:29 i don't know i mean i obviously
01:30:34 obviously the the the the uh the inference is nuclear war or so you would think but i got to
01:30:45 you know when when i heard it in the way that he said it and maybe it's just my hyper imaginative
01:30:50 mine, I kind of got the sense that there's something else going on that we
01:30:54 don't see. Does anybody else get that sense out there?
01:30:59 That there's something going on that we just aren't privy to?
01:31:03 I mean something
01:31:04 major. And I hesitate to even go there because then you're like into the
01:31:11 false flag territories, even like AI. AI
01:31:14 is primed up to be the number one source of the next false flag, right?
01:31:18 So, I mean, we're just in uncharted territory in terms of how to be a citizen that can even make heads or tails or anything we're looking at.
01:31:27 But I do get the sense that there's something going on we're just not privy to.
01:31:35 And that line of country is just not my line of country, like Kandahar Giants.
01:31:42 I'm interested in them.
01:31:43 I mean, every time I see a video, I kind of stop and I look and I'm like, yeah.
01:31:48 Really giants and the heart of Afghanistan. Really? Oh, can't be, but maybe, I mean, it wouldn't
01:31:59 shock. These kinds of things wouldn't shock me. Just not my line of country. I'm still trying to
01:32:04 figure out how Lindsay Clancy strangle three kids and women raised $3 million for, I don't have any
01:32:08 time to be worried about no candor heart giants. But when you hear president say something like,
01:32:12 well, we all die in the end anyway. I'm like, what does that mean? You know,
01:32:18 And then you hear all these other people come out in these declassified documents or conversations and they, you know, the people who talk to those people talk about them being very afraid and scared to talk about certain things.
01:32:33 And even Anna Paulina Luna, who recently is like read the book Enoch and is obviously has some security clearance around some of these UAP phenomenons and whatnot is like even Burchett, you know, said these are things that would would bend people's minds, you know, scary.
01:32:54 which is like you know okay okay i mean this is why jfk said the very word secrecy is repugnant
01:33:04 back to my point about socrates and democracy the the dangers of democracy early on if it
01:33:10 if it is the case that there's something going on here that we're just not privy to and couldn't
01:33:16 possibly understand and even more importantly we couldn't handle like our psyche couldn't handle it
01:33:24 then democracy is also dead in that regard.
01:33:27 And we have to understand both sides of that pendulum.
01:33:30 Yes, when 54% of people read at or below a sixth grade level,
01:33:36 democracy is dead.
01:33:38 But also when secrecy has reached a point where
01:33:41 what's really going on, what really drives policy,
01:33:44 whether it be domestic policy, foreign policy,
01:33:46 whatever, monetary policy,
01:33:48 what really drives policy is something that human beings,
01:33:52 that american citizens uh aren't privy to or couldn't even comprehend when when the level
01:33:57 of secrecy has reached that democracy is also dead so i mean i've been saying for several months
01:34:06 that i think president trump has a has to thread a needle and that's just my instinct on the matter
01:34:10 but boy if if any of that is even remotely true the net the needle he has to thread is something
01:34:15 that we most likely can't comprehend and then who am i here to even be here and be critical of it
01:34:21 I mean, at that level, it's like, hell, who knows?
01:34:25 You know, just enjoy the next baseball game because baseball is a great sport.
01:34:28 You know what I'm saying?
01:34:29 But that's not what our founding fathers called us to do.
01:34:33 So you can't really fly the American flag and pretend that citizenship still has any
01:34:38 value whatsoever unless the underlying values, beliefs, the foundations of what this country
01:34:44 and citizenship is really supposed to stand for are relevant.
01:34:48 and they become irrelevant with this level of secrecy 1.00
01:34:52 and this level of stupidity. 1.00
01:34:55 And I mean, hell, even furthermore, 1.00
01:34:56 to have both things happen simultaneously,
01:34:58 there's nothing more dangerous than to have, you know, 1.00
01:35:03 than to have unlimited amounts of stupidity 1.00
01:35:07 and secrecy at the same time. 1.00
01:35:09 There's nothing more dangerous than to have 1.00
01:35:12 unlimited amounts of stupidity and secrecy 1.00
01:35:14 at the same time. 1.00
01:35:16 and that's what we have in america that's what the epstein files represents
01:35:20 that's why people are uncomfortable with it really now you know i don't buy the democrats
01:35:26 being uncomfortable with it because i mean after all the woman could strangle the three kids and 0.89
01:35:29 they gave her three million dollars they raised three million dollars oprah winfrey singing her
01:35:33 praises the view they can't get enough of her they're fawning and crying over and at the show
01:35:38 and it's just like okay you know don't talk to me about epstein i'm just not i'm not i'm not buying
01:35:45 it i'm just not buying it sorry if you believe it's okay to strangle your three children because
01:35:50 of postpartum or menopause or hormonal swings ups and downs unpredictability i don't want to hear
01:35:57 your your your you know your epstein grievance i'll speak on epstein because in 2022 when i ran
01:36:05 for congress i wore a shirt i said who killed epstein i'm old enough to remember when i said
01:36:09 Who Killed Epstein in 2022?
01:36:13 The mainstream media was still acting like it was a conspiracy theory.
01:36:18 Honest to God.
01:36:20 When I was out there singing the Epstein tune,
01:36:23 the mainstream media was calling me a conspiracy theorist.
01:36:27 Can you imagine how brazen you have to be?
01:36:30 Two years.
01:36:31 It's the same with the elections.
01:36:32 In 2018, they said the elections aren't secure.
01:36:35 The machines aren't secure.
01:36:36 The elections are, you know, are in danger of being undermined.
01:36:39 And then 2020 is like, well, now these are the most secure elections of ever.
01:36:44 Really?
01:36:46 Huh.
01:36:48 You know, but that's, this is the multi-layer of things that we're fighting in this country all at once.
01:36:56 And all I'm saying to you is, again, I'll put my pitch in.
01:36:59 Royce White for president. 0.99
01:37:05 Number one, we're going to get to the bottom of some shit. 0.99
01:37:07 We're going to get to the bottom of it quick. 0.99
01:37:09 there ain't going to be no President Bush telling Bill Clinton,
01:37:13 you're just the president.
01:37:14 I mean, imagine that.
01:37:16 Even that still haunts me because I'm deeply involved in politics.
01:37:19 So there are these political moments that I've seen or read about
01:37:25 or even I've witnessed myself personally at this point.
01:37:29 But there are these political moments that keep you up at night.
01:37:32 And that was one of them.
01:37:34 When I heard Bill Clinton talk about the UAP or UFO deal,
01:37:36 you know in Area 51 or whatever the case may be
01:37:40 and he said that he had a conversation
01:37:42 with George Bush
01:37:43 Sr. and
01:37:46 Bush Sr. told him
01:37:48 you're just the president
01:37:49 like don't get it twisted
01:37:52 you're just the president
01:37:52 what
01:37:55 excuse me
01:37:58 and then we actually
01:38:02 scary enough
01:38:04 and I think
01:38:07 I actually think Bill Clinton said that publicly
01:38:09 while he was president
01:38:10 if I'm not mistaken
01:38:12 I think Bill Clinton actually said that publicly
01:38:14 and I think we're so romanticized with power
01:38:17 in this country
01:38:18 we actually voted in the guy's son
01:38:20 I mean
01:38:21 wow
01:38:23 talk about a rim shot
01:38:25 we actually voted in his son
01:38:29 you know 0.98
01:38:33 you know if i'm president we're gonna get to the bottom of some shit and we're gonna be doing it 0.90
01:38:38 quick real quick i mean day one we're not gonna be two we're not gonna be two years in to the 0.88
01:38:44 administration and the cia is still keeping the jfk files hostage uh-uh uh-uh and it's just like
01:38:52 sure we are living under a color revolution there's no doubt about it it's not so clear
01:38:58 that the intelligence community is in full support of
01:39:01 or hasn't subsidized or hasn't been majorly influential
01:39:10 in the color revolution.
01:39:11 In fact, one would only assume that they have,
01:39:15 but I don't even know if that's the biggest threat.
01:39:18 And the more and more I think about it,
01:39:20 I'm just like, I don't even know if the color revolution
01:39:23 is as much as I'm saying I'm in the failed communist state
01:39:26 of Mogadishu, Minnesota. 0.89
01:39:28 I don't even know if the color revolution is the biggest threat.
01:39:31 Honestly, if the president orders documents to be declassified
01:39:38 and they're still being held up by the CIA,
01:39:41 who is running this country?
01:39:44 Who is even running this country?
01:39:49 You know?
01:39:52 It's like, I'm not suicidal.
01:39:55 royce white for president 2028 i'm dirt i'm certainly not suicidal in fact i'm having a
01:40:04 blast all of my complaints and grievances aside in this huge political fight this epic political
01:40:10 fight we're in the middle of i actually enjoy this you know as when i'm not really contemptuous
01:40:14 of other people i'm having a blast personally you know i love the the intellectual curiosity
01:40:24 the search for truth.
01:40:26 I love wearing a suit.
01:40:28 I never thought I'd love wearing a suit so much.
01:40:29 I mean, I used to wear suits all the time,
01:40:31 but I have a newfound joy of wearing a suit.
01:40:34 Me and my tailor have a great relationship, by the way.
01:40:37 I mean, he's just a really stand-up guy.
01:40:39 And I'm just saying, there's so many suits that I want to get.
01:40:44 You know, if you're a man who wears a suit
01:40:45 and you really know about suits and, you know,
01:40:48 you look forward to getting a new suit. 0.62
01:40:50 i think i might have to get a tux i mean i'm running for president gonna be a lot of black
01:40:55 tie events right and you just can't get a tux because i'm six foot eight so you know you got
01:41:00 to get custom tux and what what an opportunity to get a really cool tux so i mean i'm looking
01:41:05 forward to a lot of things and uh i'm not suicidal and the fact that you even have to say that
01:41:13 kind of tells you the kind of kind of crisis we're in right kind of tells you the crisis
01:41:20 When you have to say, I'm not suicidal because you're running for president and you would like to scatter the CIA to the winds, shatter it into a thousand pieces.
01:41:30 But you realize that President Trump ordered the JFK documents to be declassified and they're still being held hostage by the CIA.
01:41:39 You kind of, you know, you hold your breath a little bit.
01:41:42 And I'm saying, hold your breath a little bit.
01:41:44 I don't know what's going on in this country.
01:41:46 I mean, it's clear something very dark and sinister is going on in this country, but maybe we just don't understand. 0.94
01:41:53 Maybe there are Kandahar giants.
01:41:55 Maybe we are being animated by an insectoid race from another dimension.
01:42:02 Maybe the stories of angels and demons and extraterrestrials is all one big story.
01:42:08 Maybe, maybe even, you know, beyond the Antarctica, Antarctic, sorry, Antarctica is like fantastical, but I digress.
01:42:19 Beyond the, the, uh, the Antarctic wall, there are other lands who knows.
01:42:25 I'm just a dumb Negro from, from St. Paul Rondo, but I think I express many people out there's frustration and, and at least very, very minimum curiosity. 0.89
01:42:37 of what the hell is going on? 0.98
01:42:40 What the hell is even going on here?
01:42:45 Like in some strange world,
01:42:49 AOC is a front runner for president of the United States.
01:42:54 Guys, you know, our great war fighters, our heroes,
01:43:01 our Delta guys, our Navy SEALs,
01:43:03 you know, they're sitting back.
01:43:05 these people who have
01:43:07 pledged, taken an oath
01:43:10 to defend this country against
01:43:11 enemies foreign and domestic
01:43:13 are going to sit by and watch 1.00
01:43:15 as a complete retard 1.00
01:43:17 takes the White House? 1.00
01:43:20 Are you serious?
01:43:24 I mean, when is enough going to be enough?
01:43:28 Honest to God,
01:43:29 when is enough going to be enough?
01:43:32 I mean, if we're doing AOC,
01:43:33 wow
01:43:36 and hell
01:43:38 I even think Gavin Newsom is 0.99
01:43:39 ridiculous 0.95
01:43:41 I'm being honest 1.00
01:43:43 I think Gavin Newsom is just as dumb as AOC 1.00
01:43:46 he can just package it a little better 1.00
01:43:48 he's a better liar 0.98
01:43:50 AOC is unabashed 1.00
01:43:52 in her retardation 1.00
01:43:53 Gavin Newsom's got 0.98
01:43:56 a little bit of swagger package
01:43:58 a little bit of swagger deception to him
01:44:00 you know Kamala Harris 1.00
01:44:02 even she's out there on tour right now, like she's going to run again. 0.78
01:44:08 AI. I mean, the thing about AIs is two ladders.
01:44:12 It stands for artificial intelligence. Thank you.
01:44:15 Thank you for that, Kamala. We all really need the clarification.
01:44:23 Oh, my goodness.
01:44:27 Attorney General. 1.00
01:44:29 People are mad that she's running for president. 1.00
01:44:31 I'm mad that she was an attorney general. What a huge miscarriage of justice. What a black mark on justice. What a significant example of injustice to let somebody so stupid be an attorney general in this country, of a state in this great republic. 1.00
01:44:49 Like, my God, you know, with the stroke of my pen, I can bring charges to try and intimidate somebody into giving me the testimony or the information that I want, 0.99
01:45:03 knowing full well that those charges won't stick because I don't have the evidence.
01:45:07 Sound familiar?
01:45:10 Holy cow, what have we done?
01:45:16 My God, what have we done? 0.99
01:45:19 It's ridiculous. 0.96
01:45:25 You know, Joe Biden. 1.00
01:45:31 Now his crackhead son is out there on tour. 0.97
01:45:34 His crackhead son's out there on tour, acting like a tough guy. 0.97
01:45:37 Said he was going to beat up Nick Fuentes or he would beat up Nick Fuentes. 0.99
01:45:40 Like, dude, you're a crackhead. 0.99
01:45:45 And you know what? 0.99
01:45:46 People can come back from being on crack.
01:45:49 And there's even some crackheads who are kind of cool.
01:45:52 I'm not making a wholesale judgment about crackheads.
01:45:55 I'm making a judgment about that crackhead. 0.97
01:45:58 Because he's a special kind of crackhead. 0.98
01:46:00 I'm going to be honest with you. 0.95
01:46:01 I mean, you've got to be, when you're the son of the president,
01:46:04 you know, and maybe, you know what?
01:46:06 In real time, I'm just going to be honest.
01:46:07 Maybe I'm thinking about it wrong. 0.99
01:46:10 Maybe the shit that little Hunter's heard, you know, 1.00
01:46:13 listening in his daddy's den, you know, Daddy Biden, 1.00
01:46:17 I mean, he's been around since the beginning.
01:46:18 If there's some secret, dark, sinister stuff going on behind the curtain of America's politics and world politics, Joe Biden probably is, you know, kind of central cast.
01:46:29 He probably has some knowledge of it.
01:46:31 And, you know, maybe Hunter's mind is just broken by what he knows.
01:46:36 I don't know.
01:46:40 But it is a sign of weakness.
01:46:42 I mean, even if there are Kandahar giants, even if this is a simulation, even if insectoids are really in charge of things, or you got, you know, Nordic angels, demons, interdimensional beings, whatever the case may be, I'm not smoking crack.
01:46:58 I'm just not going to smoke crack.
01:47:00 I don't care what the answer is.
01:47:02 I'm not smoking crack.
01:47:05 Crack is whack.
01:47:06 Crack is cheap.
01:47:07 I haven't made too much money to ever smoke crack like Whitney Houston said. 0.81
01:47:10 Shout out to Whitney Houston.
01:47:11 And, you know, even when I say that, what a beautiful voice, angelic voice. 1.00
01:47:15 She was smoking crack.
01:47:17 You know, this is the world we live in.
01:47:19 This is the society we live in.
01:47:20 I'm just I'm just ranting right now.
01:47:22 I'm just I'm you know, I'm just going through the paces with you.
01:47:25 But these are the musings of a young 35 year old black man who wants to, you know, be president.
01:47:31 I'm just sharing what I'm thinking.
01:47:33 It's like Hunter Biden's out there on tour right now.
01:47:35 Now, imagine them, imagine the mainstream media or even the alternative sort of next layer podcast mainstream adjacent media making a making a way for Hunter Biden to try and revive his image. 0.72
01:47:52 disgraced crackhead prostitute on can't call it on camera hunter biden's laptop the biden laptop
01:48:00 scandal is like the is is like the the shining beacon of the deep state's attempt at a coup 0.96
01:48:07 in the 2020 election honest to god no seriously you should look at it like that's how we should
01:48:13 really think about it is anytime hunter biden's being allowed back on the public stage to revive
01:48:18 of his image, we are looking at the deep state putting it right back up in your face that
01:48:22 they lied about the Hunter Biden laptop ahead of the 2020 election to influence it.
01:48:31 And it's just like, usually when you get caught red-handed like that,
01:48:39 you know you pull a homer simpson meme you know i don't know if anybody out there's ever seen but
01:48:50 that homer simpson meme where you just kind of fade back into the into the brush you just
01:48:54 not hunter hunter's back out there on the front line they sent the crackhead back out on the
01:49:06 front line and it's just crazy to me i don't even understand what i'm looking at sometimes and i
01:49:10 know a lot of you out there feel the same you wake up and you think what is going on and people like
01:49:14 alex jones bring some clarity to the the complexity of everything that we're looking at and that's why
01:49:19 i've been listening to alex jones for many many years and it's a great honor a great honor to be
01:49:24 on the network despite again if i went to any political consultants big-time political consultants
01:49:30 there on k street or you know in dc and i said i'm serious about this presidential run you know
01:49:37 can you can you help me build a campaign the first thing they tell me is you got to stop 0.99
01:49:40 associating with alex jones and that's when i you know i unzip my pants i pull my cock out and i piss 0.99
01:49:45 on their shoes and then i walk out of the room right because i'm that i'm that guy uh but you 0.98
01:49:51 know that even that tells you something about where we are in this country it's like alex jones
01:49:56 been right more times than he's been wrong by a landslide and the mainstream media and even
01:50:03 conservatives still have the audacity to pretend to pretend like he's uh you know uh not credible
01:50:11 i can't tell you how many people i even when i post the link people say i like you royce i really 0.65
01:50:19 like you but alex jones is whatever i was like and i just tell him shut up you know
01:50:26 even my own fans or supporters you got to know how to talk to your own fans or supporters and 0.99
01:50:31 just tell them when to bite a hog in the rear end shut up you haven't stuck your neck out in your
01:50:38 own personal life the way alice jones has you're not even on the richter scale you're in a the gap 0.99
01:50:44 between you is intergalactic interdimensionally intergalactic so you know it's a huge honor to be
01:50:53 here and to to be able to talk to this audience and i'm just here to sound the alarm once and for
01:50:59 all you got to prepare for the worst now the worst is is right here on our doorstep i mean
01:51:03 joe biden was bad but let's be honest joe biden is a firm part of the the you know the the
01:51:09 institution right i mean he's a lifer so he'll lie straight to your face but he's going to preserve
01:51:16 the institutions even in his dementia i mean even his demented instinct is how can i preserve the
01:51:22 institution, which is why he talks like a zombie because he just says, you know, that just kind
01:51:27 of farts out of his mouth because he's rehearsed it, right? Kamala Harris would have been a sharp
01:51:35 decline from Joe Biden. And AOC, my God, you're talking about an actress, literally, an actress. 0.90
01:51:48 hey you know to each his own royce white for president 2028 we're out the american people
01:52:00 are out we're out of these foreign entanglements we're out of this domestic theater this kabuki
01:52:05 theater we're out of the the secrecy the very word secrecy is repugnant and we're out of this
01:52:11 crisis of education and basic, basic reading comprehension. That's a way to put it. You can't
01:52:22 read the lines. It's real hard to read between the lines, and we have a crisis of both in this
01:52:27 country and in our culture. God bless you all. God bless America. Hope you have a great Sunday
01:52:34 night. We'll see you tomorrow, 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Central. Free People Radio across all social
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01:52:52 like that. So we'll see you tomorrow morning if you're up at that time. If not, next Sunday here
01:52:56 on the Alex Jones Network, Alex Jones Live. Shout out to the great Alex Jones. I appreciate you,
01:53:02 brother and you know I love you I got COVID from my gardener and he had it first and then I got it
01:53:19 and I was like ah did I grab the hose or what you know what was I don't know but uh it was um
01:53:24 he was I knew the guy for 20 years and we both went to the same hospital and he died and I didn't
01:53:31 I think we both got remdesivir, which is not good.
01:53:37 Yeah, not good.
01:53:38 Not good.
01:53:38 Caused his kidney failure.
01:53:39 I know.
01:53:40 I couldn't walk for three months after I had this stuff.
01:53:43 Really?
01:53:43 Because it kills you. 0.57
01:53:44 I found that afterwards it kills you, and that's why I wonder about Fauci.
01:53:47 Oh, you should wonder about that guy.
01:53:49 I don't believe that there is anything that can afflict mankind that hasn't got a natural cure for it.
01:53:56 I think that there has to be.
01:53:57 It just makes sense to me.
01:53:59 Now, I couldn't prove that.
01:54:01 but i just believe that yeah that there's got to be something that cures things
01:54:06 and i'll tell you a good story okay i have three friends all three of them had stage four cancer
01:54:16 all three of them don't have cancer right now at all and they had some serious stuff going on
01:54:22 and what did they take yeah they took some what you've heard they take ivermectin
01:54:32 and bend is all yeah that's yeah i'm hearing that a lot they drank hydrochloride something
01:54:38 or other there's studies on that now where people have proven that people drinking methylene blue
01:54:43 and stuff like that yeah methylene blue which was a fabric dye yeah yeah it was a textile dye
01:54:49 You know, they find it has profound effects on your mitochondria.
01:54:52 Yep.
01:54:53 Yeah.
01:54:54 This stuff works, man.
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