00:01:22.540It was multiple people who had served the president for a long time, who'd sacrificed substantially, personally, politically, professionally, financially to work for the president publicly.
00:01:33.580And the and they were strong believers in the Trump 2024 agenda.
00:01:37.600And they explained that Trump was undergoing a massive personality shift that he used to like killers and sycophants in the room.
00:01:44.400Now he only wanted sycophants in the room that used to be obsessed with second opinions.
00:01:48.380I dealt with it when representing him as an election lawyer.
00:01:52.540He used to be driven by plan B, you know, always expect the best, you know, but plan for the worst kind of routine.
00:01:58.460The the now he didn't want to plan for anything that was the worst.
00:02:02.140He wanted no plan B's. As people have joked, it turns out there wasn't even really a plan A.
00:02:06.920But so his whole methods of decision making was radically shifting.
00:02:10.840And this was coming from people who were close to the president who were about to get out of Dodge, most of them.
00:02:15.380And as people can see publicly, a whole bunch of them have left over the last six months because they see they can't have impact, they can't have effect.
00:02:24.480That several of those that stayed, while Kent left, the others stayed hoping they could persuade the president, and they've discovered they can't.
00:02:31.060The exit plan, the escape plan that he's actually talked about with people and that has been floated by Kushner and crew is wanting to move a lot of the money that they're making out of U.S. financial control and into various crypto accounts and foreign accounts.
00:02:45.380But 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.
00:02:57.460And 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, a foreign government seeking his extradition.
00:03:08.100And you could imagine Democrats being willing to do so.
00:03:10.780The and so the best way to protect them is they've looked at basically Trump moving to Israel where there would be complete political protection because they don't extradite their own citizens, that they would make Trump a protected citizen that he would, you know, basically the joke was instead of Mar-a-Lago, it's going to be Mat-a-Lago and that that's basically Trump's escape plan and exit plan in case everything goes south and sideways.
00:03:34.240back in the central texas command center deep behind enemy lines it's alex jones and once again
00:03:43.500you are the paul reveres share the links and spread the word of this historic broadcast
00:03:50.360go to alexjoneslive.com we've only just begun to fight
00:03:57.200well i played clips last week of myself and robert barnes back during june and july and all
00:04:08.540the midnight hammer crap literally predicting with precision everything that's happened which
00:04:13.260a lot of robert barnes's predictions are hard because they're very complex a lot of mine are
00:04:17.160too this was like super easy is why it was so frustrating then of course in april we both said
00:04:22.500he needs to be 25th Amendmented with all his nuclear war talk, destroy a whole civilization
00:04:27.100one day. Now he's back. Tucker has joined us yesterday. That's now a huge story. So my point
00:04:32.360is we are trailblazing here and people are, again, doing this game where they go, oh, you're for the
00:04:38.880Democrats because you're upset about where Trump's going. No, no, I oppose them too, but they're not
00:04:43.940in the executive branch right now. So if they were acting like this, I would be just as aggressive,
00:04:49.220probably more so, because there is some good still coming out of Trump, but it balances out.
00:04:54.420It's too dangerous. What's happening in the Middle East, the economy, the war. And now you
00:04:59.360have Israel telegraphing false flags everywhere. It's an imminent. You're all going to be
00:05:03.340discredited. Israel will come out on top. New York's going to get nuked. Tel Aviv's going to
00:05:07.240get nuked. When Iran does not, they say they're just maniacs and insane. I don't agree with
00:05:12.580their ideology, but they've been very restrained, very calculated, and they're winning strategically
00:05:17.860right now. That's why false flag comes into the equation. And it's really backfired on the U.S.
00:05:23.960and Israel. You have this nuclear umbrella with Pakistan coming in, Saudis, Turks coming together
00:05:28.280with even more countries set to join it under their nuclear umbrella. They've reportedly got
00:05:32.420even as big or bigger nuclear program than the Israelis who helped them. We did to supposedly
00:05:38.700counterbalance India and China. That backfired. So this is out of control, folks. Israel isn't
00:05:45.220the only nuclear power in that area of the world now. So this is a big deal. So to bring it all
00:05:49.960into focus is Robert Barnes, not just a great constitutional lawyer, but really smart historian
00:05:54.880and geopolitical analyst. We'll spend some time on this. Then I want to look at the midterms.
00:06:00.760My real concern that MTG talked about with us a few days ago, that when Trump is a lame duck,
00:06:06.120which behind the scenes, I already have the sources, said it months ago, he knows they're
00:06:09.920going to probably lose the House for sure, Senate probably. He's saying, screw you, I'm going to go
00:06:14.360crazy and may even launch a bigger war. So I'm very concerned, obviously, about the time we're
00:06:19.660in. But baked into this, the economy, it's just devastating and so sad that, as you said over a
00:06:27.700year ago, it looks like Trump's got frontal lobe dementia. So, Robert Barnes, you have absolutely
00:06:31.760nailed it. I don't want to spend too much time. I know we're not victory lapping. It's more like
00:06:35.760a wake here on how you called it. But let's go forward with calling the different potential.
00:07:04.540I mean, if people were in the prediction markets, they've made a lot of money listening to us over the last year, unfortunately.
00:07:11.100would have rather been wrong than right in this context.
00:07:14.540But what we predicted about the bloodbath that would happen politically
00:07:18.640if Trump went down this perilous path of the neocon war whore strategy,
00:07:25.100which is what he's done, and to give people some sense of it,
00:07:28.580it's not only going to lose the House.
00:07:29.980I think he'll lose more than 235 House seats, maybe more than 250 House seats.
00:07:36.360There's House seats that Trump won by 20 points
00:07:38.920that his own PACs are spending money in because his own polling shows the Republican candidate
00:07:44.540behind him. Massive drop off in the industrial Midwest, the rural Midwest, the working class
00:07:49.820North, the Hispanic Southwest and Southeast, the most young black voters that Trump made major
00:07:55.380inroads in with 2024. All these voters off the train, off the Trump train entirely. In fact,
00:08:00.680many of them want to derail it. And so the same with the U.S. Senate, you've got close races,
00:08:05.640not only in Ohio and Alaska and Iowa and Maine, in Michigan, though Michigan, the Democrat is
00:08:13.200starting to pull further and further ahead, but you also have Democrats dominating in Georgia
00:08:18.380and North Carolina, competing in Florida, South Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Nebraska,
00:08:25.740Kansas, Montana, Idaho, you know, all the way in all these states that some of these are plus 20,
00:08:32.220plus 30 trump states where their internal polling is showing it within a dead heat so you're going
00:08:38.300to have a bloodbath in the house and a bloodbath in the senate now the you're going to see major
00:08:43.100state legislative gains by democrats major governorships flip towards democrats so the
00:08:48.940this is just the reality of choosing to side with the deep state with the neocon crowd with the war
00:08:53.780horror crowd by going to war with iran by covering up the epstein files by turning the doj into a
00:08:59.700pay-for-play scheme by undermining Maha rather than delivering fully for Maha and not going
00:09:07.140through with deportations by raiding big corporations that are stashing up these
00:09:11.080illegal immigrations. That's where, if you're serious, that's where you would go. So Trump
00:09:15.580took the advice of the Washington insiders and the neocons and the donor class and enriched his
00:09:21.380family and friends, but did so at the expense of his own political prospects in the very near
00:09:26.160short term. Now, I think the silver lining in all of this, as we look forward, there's the risk,
00:09:31.040as you point out, those risks are that Trump goes completely AWOL. He's running around telling
00:09:35.460everybody, including the New York Times, that he wants to be compared to Genghis Khan. This is not
00:09:41.140the same rational Trump, reasonable Trump, peace-oriented Trump, America first-oriented
00:09:46.820Trump that we've known for his whole life. The last year has seen a personality switch,
00:09:51.920whether it's attributed to what i consider it to be prefrontal lobe behavioral emotional dementia
00:09:57.840or you attribute it to something else there's increasing evidence when he tells the new york
00:10:02.820times this is who i want you to compare me to gang is con and attila the hun and napoleon you
00:10:08.240get a sense this guy is completely off the res and is a very different trump and as you and marjorie
00:10:12.980taylor green detailed that makes him a very dangerous trump he's already talked about nuclear
00:10:17.120weapons multiple times when we went you know very aggressive back in april the reason was because
00:10:22.600we both knew from people that we knew close to the president he wanted to use nuclear weapons
00:10:26.900and so there had to be massive pushback or he would have done so the he thought about it again
00:10:32.680in the summer uh he's thinking about it again now now he gets pushed back from pretty much
00:10:37.760public statements about him yeah exactly i mean the this is a guy who maybe we remembered old
00:10:44.080trump he used to talk about his uncle fred the mit guy who inherited the tesla files the uh you
00:10:49.600know was obsessed with preventing nuclear war he used to call the nuclear issue quote the n-word
00:10:56.240so he was someone who didn't want any want to do everything possible to avoid nuclear conflict now
00:11:01.960he sits there and asks trump doesn't ask what would jesus do he asked what would gang is con do
00:11:06.920and he's like gang is con would use nukes so why don't we use the nukes i got a bunch of nukes i
00:11:11.380want to use them. I can't lose. By the way, that's all Netanyahu. Netanyahu's the one that like Jesus
00:11:15.660was a failure. Genghis Khan was a winner. Remember that speech? Bingo. Exactly. Exactly. So they've
00:11:21.900been worm-tonguing Trump in now for a year with his new deranged mindset where he doesn't want
00:11:26.700to hear criticisms. He doesn't want to hear second opinions. He's out there using government money as
00:11:31.200we speak to do political ads, which is a direct violation of federal law. It's a violation of
00:11:36.100the Hobbes Act for anybody other than the president to participate in it. And it's a violation of
00:11:39.680particular appropriations limitations that said you can't propagandize the American people in a
00:11:44.020range of ways. And he's using those funds to do this ad that he says is just a public service
00:11:48.320announcement. This is the behavior of it. He's become the caricature. Now, the upside to all of
00:11:54.720this is if Democrats do do very well, there is an opportunity to course correct before we get a
00:12:00.640democratic socialist majority in 2028, which is otherwise what's coming down the pipeline.
00:12:05.540And the way to avoid that left-wing authoritarianism, look at what Governor Shapiro is doing in Pennsylvania, attacking the Amish, fake measles scares, wants to increase the number of vaccine mandates, wants to strip Amish farmers of food freedom, harassing Amos Miller, the Amish farmer, one of the most popular food freedom advocates in the nation, one of the most popular farmers in the country.
00:12:25.340That's what they want, left-wing authoritarianism.
00:12:27.260Illinois is passing maid-level, kill kids, force government euthanasia.
00:12:32.700I mean, yeah, we all know the Democrats are cancer, exactly.
00:12:35.540exactly so how do we avoid that i think there's two possible paths to avoid that
00:12:40.100one is if democrats are going to be so eager to take to punish trump and retaliate against trump
00:12:46.140and as we know the republican establishment can't wait to play brutus and stab him in the back
00:12:50.240anyway you got into bed with all these neocons and he's shocked when he's going to be shocked
00:12:54.220when he comes out with political stds but that's what you get with those whores the and that that's
00:12:59.360the so what uh if the i think they'll move forward and the corruption scandals will be so shocking to
00:13:04.280a lot of people. They may get to remove Trump. I think he'll be the first president removed from
00:13:08.960the presidency. But I think the advantage, if you're on the right, on the populist side,
00:13:13.860on the freedom side, on the liberty side, don't want to see liberal authoritarianism,
00:13:17.640left-wing authoritarianism take over, is that gives Vice President Vance the chance to prove
00:13:22.600his believers correct and show whether or not he would course correct. So that would be
00:13:28.640opportunity one. If Vance were not to course correct or Trump were not to be removed,
00:13:33.500I think that gives us option two, which is what Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson and Thomas Massey and Joe Kent are working on.
00:13:40.200And I'm helping them in that process, which is we need a new party to break up and kill this Republican rhino that is diseased at the very center of its nervous system.
00:13:50.120Let's quantify that. You have an open public Israeli hostile takeover of the Defense Department, the Intelligence Agency, Section 219 NDAA.
00:14:41.920Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones are behind it when it happens.
00:14:43.820I mean, it looks to me like they're signaling that they're going to pull their bacon out of the fire with a new 9-11.
00:14:50.080Well, I think what BB is going to get more and more desperate as election, the vote comes up.
00:14:55.240So I agree with my murdered friend, Charlie Kirk, that increasingly there is evidence that October 7th was an inside job like 9-11, that it was a deliberate stand down, as you reported at the time, as, by the way, President Trump suggested to Time and Newsweek, not long after it happened, suggested that there was no reason for that to happen without some degree of BB complicity in making sure it happened.
00:15:17.340And it had its intended effect like 9-11 did. It made the Israeli populace go mad and were willing to green light all of the military adventurism and expansionism of the Greater Israel Project to engage in genocidal style, ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, to go into war with in to put a terrorist in charge in Syria and then to go into Lebanon and to talk about going into Turkey and the Egypt and
00:15:47.180and Jordan and everywhere else, while instigating a war against Iran.
00:15:52.140Now, the problem that Bibi has is it's led to two things, a brain drain in Israel,
00:15:57.040that there's been millions of people fleeing Israel because they don't want to be part of this,
00:16:00.120and it's disproportionately, it's more of its higher end.
00:16:04.360By the way, this doesn't get enough attention, but from my sources that are over there,
00:16:08.560Pentagon people, they say everything's falling apart because all the smart people are running.
00:16:12.240And so it's real when Argentina, even Ukraine they're running too.
00:16:16.200I mean, there's an evacuation on Israel.
00:16:18.100It looks like Netanyahu might be planning a sacrifice of Israel.
00:16:21.200So just like they had pre-intel and a lot of Jews and Muslims ran out of the towers the days before,
00:16:26.060including Ludnik and Larry Silverstein, we're seeing an exodus right now.
00:16:29.180I'm really concerned that they may be getting ready to sacrifice Israel.
00:16:32.860Well, and the problem is that Bibi Netanyahu faces an existential election
00:16:37.020because if he doesn't win, he goes back to trial.
00:17:17.080And so what you're going to see is he needs chaos.
00:17:19.060He needs the Israeli public to be in a persistent state of fear going into the election.
00:17:23.160Because if they are scared, if they're terrified, they'll go with the hard man they know, which is Danielle.
00:17:28.240If they're not scared or terrified and act more rational, then they'll likely go with a former IDF general.
00:17:34.420And this was a guy who was for the two-state solution just six years ago.
00:17:37.480And as we pointed out, whether you're talking about Powell or Eisenhower or others, you know, you're Andrew Jackson, your generals tend to avoid getting too entangled in war because they understand the downside from having lived it.
00:17:48.900So I think this I think if that candidate wins and Bibi loses, you might see Israel, of course, correct away from it, from all this insanity and at least reign in.
00:17:58.340And at least you won't have B.B. worm-tonguing Trump in his ear.
00:18:02.020The question is, can we survive until then?
00:18:05.260Because B.B. has every incentive in the world to prevent that from happening.
00:18:09.060And he will false flag wherever he can.
00:18:11.580He will instigate conflict wherever he can.
00:18:14.060He will try to drag Trump back into military kinetic conflict whenever possible.
00:18:18.560He will try to expand and extend that conflict.
00:18:20.840I mean, who goes to the U.N. and makes a provocative speech pointing out they blew up people with beepers?
00:18:28.340And then their ambassador goes over the Iranian and tries to give them a computer.
00:18:34.740And the media's like, how dare I'm not taking it?
00:18:36.660Like, literally, he's like, I'll blow you up.
00:18:38.640And while he's doing it here, have a beeper, have a Starlink.
00:18:43.940I mean, the whole Trump went sideways not long after Bibi brought that golden beeper to Trump.
00:18:49.080I mean, there was no better way for Israel to tell Trump that where he was going to have to behave or his personal life would be at risk again.
00:18:58.240But if we can survive the next six weeks, if Trump can avoid the escalation trap,
00:19:05.280Professor Pape's escalation trap, either with the Hooties or with the Iranians,
00:19:09.940between now and then, and the Iranians are putting reasonable deals on the table, frankly.
00:19:13.900It's the same basic MOU that Vance got negotiated.
00:22:32.900If somebody's willing to die and there's a bunch of them, it's going to hand-to-hand combat.
00:22:36.720And as you said, you stack the Houthis up against the Saudis that are so divided, the Houthis are going to win.
00:22:41.180And the Houthis, as I said two weeks ago, now said it yesterday, they're getting ready to go north and take back lands taken by Saudi Arabia in the last hundred years.
00:22:52.540But what you have is the whole Gulf regimes are set up like the old medieval kings, right, where they bought off mercenary armies in that routine.
00:23:04.260And they are internally divided in terms of the tribes within Saudi Arabia.
00:23:08.660They're religiously divided, and that the Wahhabi tradition that the Saud family is assigned with is a minority, disliked tradition in most of the country.
00:23:16.220And there's divisions within the family.
00:23:18.220Remember MBS locked up a bunch of his cousins?
00:23:20.380He arrested tens of thousands, including hundreds of the other princes, and, well, tortured a bunch of them to death.
00:30:10.740But the elite in general aren't unified, but they're unified in screwing us and building power bases for control.
00:30:16.980And then they need some type of group of crises to stay in power.
00:30:22.100They admit it. That's why I think we're in so much danger.
00:30:24.840That's a rant. Robert Burns, you got the floor.
00:30:26.740I'm going to shut up and I want you to go wherever you want.
00:30:29.740Yeah, I mean, what we have is these sort of degenerate boomer elites, not all boomers, not all elites.
00:30:34.400But it's this group of subcategory of degenerate boomer elites that operate with sort of the myths of yesteryear who want to sort of recreate the world in their own image based on outdated and outcast ideas.
00:30:47.740And what you're seeing is this disconnect from who gets elected and what voters want.
00:30:52.260You've had it in America and that every president has campaigned on being a peace president since the end of the Cold War.
00:30:57.580And every single one has got us involved in the war.
00:31:03.020so the uh in that disconnect you see across europe where the open borders policies the
00:31:08.580globalist bureaucracy policies whether the authoritarianism is left-wing or right-wing
00:31:13.620there is mass public and political rejection of it such that in germany the off day and the
00:31:18.820der link of literally the inheritors of the communists are the parties surging while the
00:31:22.740center left and center right collapse the le pen is likely to be the next president of france where
00:31:27.560the center left and center right are likely to have very few representatives at all in the french
00:31:31.580in the next French parliament. In the UK, the center left, the Tories, the conservatives,
00:31:36.300the liberals, the liberal Democrats, the Labour Party, all likely to collapse because the Labour
00:31:41.740Party's made the mistake that Democrats are likely to repeat and replicate here, which is
00:31:46.320believing that a rejection of the Tories was an endorsement of them. All we have right now is the
00:31:50.820country saying is overwhelming. We're more near a majority of the country now says that they are
00:31:56.600independent and do not identify with either the Democratic Party or the Republican Party.
00:32:02.380Richard Barris, who you've had on, is out in the field right now, and he finds that increasingly
00:32:06.940a wide range of independent candidacies would win more votes than an establishment Republican
00:32:12.540candidate in 2028. So we may be on the verge of replacing one of the two major parties
00:32:17.760at a minimum in the future elections, and that would provide some hope so that people actually
00:32:23.740will have their political capital be able to be utilized and expressed accurately through parties
00:32:30.700and politicians that actually deliver on what they say, which would be a nice and refreshing change.
00:32:35.820But the key is, how do we get to there without Trump blowing up the world or blowing up the
00:32:41.320economy? And I think, you know, what I've advised people, unfortunately, you have to talk to Trump,
00:32:46.040as you point out, like he's a toddler, because he's just regressing in live time. Everybody
00:32:50.460knows somebody that they that's a loved one and has witnessed this happen where they just start
00:32:55.420losing it emotionally they start behaving weird behaviorally you don't see it cognitively but you
00:33:00.520start seeing weird behavior one person described it to me as their grandmother would be totally
00:33:04.580normal then she'd all of a sudden not like something on the news go up and moon the tv
00:33:09.260you know it's it's little thing and then it would just get it doesn't get better unfortunately
00:33:13.140it tends to get worse and maybe it's from all the covid booster shots trump has taken
00:33:16.880that have done his damage to his brain.
00:33:19.860But whatever it is, he's emotionally acting more and more like a two-year-old.
00:33:25.180I was with my – around my three-year-old grandson just the other day,
00:33:28.740just turned three, and I was watching how he reacted to things.
00:33:31.540I realized, oh, my goodness, this is how Trump –
00:33:33.300this is how people have told me Trump handles things now.
00:33:35.940So you have to talk to him like he's a toddler.
00:33:38.100What we're probably going to rely upon is people either like Vance being a whisperer,
00:33:42.840convincing him that Genghis Khan wouldn't do that, Mr. President, somehow.
00:33:46.880But I did not get him to do some of these insane ideas he comes up with, whether it's escalating economic war, escalating the kinetic conflict, using nuclear weapons, trying to bomb them into the Stone Age, which would only lead to them retaliating and taking out all the Gulf economic infrastructure and energy infrastructure that would create a global depression for a decade.
00:34:05.560That's how disastrous some of Trump's ideas are, aside from the moral horror and political backlash that would come from the use of nuclear weapons.
00:34:12.660And that's if it doesn't trigger a total nuclear war that most war games say it will.
00:34:16.880exactly exactly exactly they i'd left out the most dystopian unfortunate outcome the uh i mean
00:34:23.860that's how i mean you gotta laugh as vance himself told a friend of mine that he alternates between
00:34:29.780laughing and crying dealing with trump every day because of what's at risk the and so the uh the
00:34:35.220other possibility is we have to have our military remember they took an oath to the constitution of
00:34:40.480the united states of america they did not take an oath to any politician we are unique there's a lot
00:34:45.320of you know the monarchies and other governments you take owes to politicians you do not in the
00:34:49.800united states you only oath you take to the constitution of the united states to defend
00:34:54.520and protect the constitution of the united states to protect against enemies foreign and domestic
00:34:59.200and if that's the president issuing an unlawful unconstitutional illegal order we set up these
00:35:05.500legal standards in the nuremberg code we said orders are not a defense we said you have to
00:35:10.160act on your own understanding of what legal principles apply to that situation.
00:35:15.960You cannot engage in nuclear conflict without a clear imminent threat to your security and
00:36:22.160Anybody against this war is a Russian agent.
00:36:24.100We're going to full war, absolutely cuckoo, conscription starting in a whole bunch of EU countries.
00:36:30.600The Israel lobby here saying we've got to have conscription.
00:36:33.440I mean, it appears that they really want to expand this war they've already lost.
00:36:38.100Oh, I mean, you have three globalist fronts of kinetic conflict currently, the Saudi-Houdi conflict, the U.S.-Iran conflict, and then the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
00:36:49.560So you've got two of the hottest pieces of real estate in the world, Central Europe and Middle East, potentially in flames, and it could set that whole region off.
00:37:00.720And you have people, you know, respectfully, you had several of them on the program that, you know, the mindset in Russia is increasingly that they need to prove their deterrence by being more assertive and aggressive against NATO nations.
00:37:12.580The rat boy, I mean, President Trump keeps saying, I wish Ukraine wouldn't attack Russian refineries.
00:37:18.640Well, it's rat boy. CIA director Ratcliffe. God gave us all a sign by naming him with the first three letters rat is the one giving him that giving Zelensky and the Ukrainians the satellite lifetime technology to do those attacks.
00:37:31.860And the Russians laugh whenever Trump says I'm telling him not to. And they go, Mr. President, we know you run all the weapons.
00:37:37.340So and that's what's so insane about this is headlines. Russia may start hitting Europe for no reason.
00:37:43.480And I'm not even defending doing that.
00:37:46.360They all know it's NATO firing, launching, building, controlling.
00:37:50.160And the Russians are like, yeah, we're going to start hitting your weapons depots where you're shipping them over the border, probably in Poland or here.
00:37:56.580They're like, oh, God, you're hitting NATO country full war while they have trains of weapons coming in, while there are thousands of drones a day bombing Russian cities.
00:38:03.960I mean, the provocation, we would—here's the issue, folks, and the debate ends here.
00:38:08.520america wouldn't put up with russian missiles in canada and mexico and they wouldn't put up with
00:38:14.380one bomb hitting us so the fact is this provocation this is not the iraqis this is not
00:38:20.020the afghans this is the biggest nuclear power in the world this is cuckoo town and they play this
00:38:26.220game with the russians like denying that we're behind it as if the russians are retarded
00:38:31.500exactly i mean the uh i mean they they know it like even kushner was pretending that he went
00:38:39.160and talked macho to putin which was all nonsense the uh it i mean whitkoff and as as came out in
00:38:45.260the new yorker in the atlantic the uh the but i knew from other sources the reason why russia
00:38:50.520signed their sovereign wealth fund guy to deal with the supposed peace issues of ukraine is
00:38:56.200because Zelensky is because Witkoff and Kushner are being used to shake people down for the Trump
00:39:02.360family and friends and donor class to personally enrich themselves with any kind of peace
00:39:08.220negotiation. And so the Russians are treating it like a transaction. OK, send over your vending
00:39:12.400machine. Yeah, exactly. Correct. I mean, because the and Trump keeps promising to deliver. He just
00:39:18.220doesn't deliver. He expects the Russians to just capitulate on the grounds that maybe the that
00:39:23.620everybody will be get rich on the end of it.
00:39:26.060Namely, it'll be Trump and his family, his friends getting rich on it.
00:39:28.700But Trump can't deliver because Trump still lives.
00:39:31.300Remember when Putin two years ago or whatever it was a year ago in Anchorage?
00:39:57.540And I think part of the problem is Ratboy keeps whispering in his ear that Ukraine is winning and that Trump can be the man who conquered Russia, the man who conquered the Persians, the man who bluffed the Chinese.
00:40:10.520And so the I mean, what I mean, it requires a certain degree of insanity to say you want to win a land war against Russia.
00:40:16.600You want to bluff the Chinese and you want to conquer the Persians by themselves.
00:40:20.300But to say you want to do all three in the same year requires a degree of delusional mindset that just reveals how that would make Hitler blush.
00:40:28.380And that's why the German generals, when they took over France and Czechoslovakia and Poland or that very quickly, they wrote.
00:40:33.740They said, we're worried he's being emboldened. God, we hope he doesn't attack Russia, which he did.
00:40:38.160This makes Hitler's like at the buffet, you know, getting 10 plates of food.
00:40:41.760His eyes are bigger than his stomach. Trump's like 100 plates of food.
00:41:22.000There's like one out of seven Asian men are tied to the Genghis Khan in some way because they literally took all the women and wiped out the men.
00:41:29.980But that kind of mindset is where Trump is at, and he gets tempted and teased back into it.
00:41:35.020Rat Boy lies to him every day about what's happening in Ukraine.
00:41:38.200When it's, you know, as even came out, the Polish foreign minister admitted there's 30,000 Ukrainians dying every month.
00:41:57.640They're going to drag anybody that can just walk and talk and throw them into the meat grinder, that front lines, where Russians have a 10 to 1 munitions edge.
00:42:05.440and increasingly are getting to the point where they have a 3-to-1, 5-to-1.
00:42:09.100The Russian army is mostly sitting back.
00:42:11.320There's 750,000 sitting around the border waiting to go in.
00:42:14.800And they're bombing them to oblivion because once they decided to hit Russia's economy,
00:42:29.160That's why he's wanted it all the way through.
00:42:30.340But once Rapaway tried to murder Putin in December, with Trump's sort of wink, wink, nod, nod, the Russians lost all confidence.
00:42:39.060And they came to the conclusion even quicker than the Persians, the Iranians did, that Trump has lost his mind.
00:42:44.000When Iran is now negotiating with Trump, they have like eight shrinks whose advice they seek because they understand he isn't operating on a normal compass.
00:42:52.420I mean, Trump himself just said yesterday, who knows what I will do?
00:44:25.440It was multiple people who had served the president for a long time, who'd sacrificed substantially, personally, politically, professionally, financially to work for the president publicly.
00:44:36.440And they were strong believers in the Trump 2024 agenda.
00:44:40.740And they explained that Trump was undergoing a massive personality shift, that he used to like killers and sycophants in the room.
00:44:47.160Now he only wanted sycophants in the room.
00:44:49.300They used to be obsessed with second opinions.
00:44:51.380I dealt with it when representing him as an election lawyer.
00:44:55.440He used to be driven by plan B, you know, always expect the best, you know, but plan for the worst kind of routine.
00:45:01.380The the now he didn't want to plan for anything that was the worst.
00:45:05.040He wanted no plan B's. As people have joked, it turns out there wasn't even really a plan A.
00:45:09.840But so his whole methods of decision making was radically shifting.
00:45:13.740And this was coming from people who were close to the president who were about to get out of Dodge, most of them.
00:45:18.280And as people can see publicly, a whole bunch of them have left over the last six months because they see they can't have impact, they can't have effect, that several of those that stayed, while Kent left, the others stayed hoping they could persuade the president, and they've discovered they can't.
00:45:34.480The only ones left are Elbridge Colby and his deputy and Vice President Vance urging him off of the escalatory ramp with a rant.
00:45:41.900everybody else is such a sycophant soro scotty just kisses up to him uh you know the narco marco
00:45:48.220just kisses up to him the the pete heggs death uh you know the the war criminal in chief all he
00:45:54.460does is cheerlead him on because he wants to play the south park caricature of himself uh in you know
00:45:59.880team america world police f yeah and so the problem is that the people that are sane and reasonable at
00:46:05.560every level of the pentagon at many of the what you could call the career levels and parts of the
00:46:10.880people that and these are people that are like Israeli hawks and so forth it's because they can
00:46:15.720just see realistically this is incredibly dangerous for the entire world all of the
00:46:20.240Gulf states might collapse and then all of a sudden you've got an Iran not just a regional
00:46:24.980power but a worldwide global power because they become suddenly the big bar Iran's Israel's
00:46:30.300greater Israel project may become de facto the greater Iran project by what it's unleashing in
00:46:35.380the Middle East with these unstable Gulf monarchies replaced by religious theistic regimes
00:46:41.240and governments that are much more hostile uniformly to the Americans and kick us out
00:46:45.960and end the petrodollar's presence at any level in the Middle Eastern economy, which will have
00:46:50.860ramifications of the global financial markets. And so you have all of those issues, and these
00:46:56.000people know this. Soro Scotti knows half the stuff he's saying is utter gibberish about the
00:47:01.820sanctions war is going to end everything when it's not going to end anything because we can't
00:47:05.040ancient china because they have a monopoly on rare earths he's going around pretending that
00:47:09.160you can just do an oil pipeline and that will solve the strait of ramos problem well the the
00:47:13.120hoodies reminded everybody and the iraqi shia militias reminded everybody that they could just
00:47:17.540take those out just as easy those are not any more the way the iranians could have done it easier but
00:47:22.620they clearly use their proxies so they could not get the blame so i mean exactly but sent two weeks
00:47:28.400before they blew up the name east west pipeline and in saudi people don't remember he goes oh
00:47:33.140the strain will be worthless soon. We're building a pipeline. Oh, really? Boom. There goes your
00:47:36.680pipeline. Exactly. Just a nice little reminder. And what these people have all in common is
00:47:43.180Hezbollah has legitimate validity from its local population of Shia, Lebanese that want protection
00:47:49.900from greater Israel. Yeah. Just like U.S. Green Berets, Hezbollah for 40 plus years is embedding
00:47:56.340itself in these Shiite communities all over the place. So you're not getting rid of that. You
00:48:01.720could get rid of the iranian leadership they could try to give up the iranians aren't going to give
00:48:05.680up and all their proxies aren't it's it's beg ten folks it's called total resistance it's headless
00:48:10.200you can't you can't stop it and the hoodies are mountain people and you should never mess with
00:48:15.800mountain people as a general rule if anybody's understood about global history but they're
00:48:20.360mountain people that have survived attacks from the egyptians from the soviets from the saudis
00:48:25.900from the americans you know they've survived it for centuries centuries and centuries and it's
00:48:31.900not just their mountain people historically over thousands of years the people that survive and
00:48:35.720run go up there they were already the resistors now they got better terrain that's what you get
00:48:40.300with hillbillies around the world exactly hillbillies that are deeply religiously rooted
00:48:45.180in their culture that's a combination you ain't gonna overcome manana so what you have is a
00:48:49.900complete potential disaster in the middle east completely escalating disaster with the dirty
00:48:53.860war being waged against russia that may lead russia to escalate even more potentially against europe
00:48:58.900directly because in europe they're running around with their heads cut off saying time to go to war
00:49:02.860with russia time to go to war with russia and that's only for a political cover for their
00:49:06.460collapsing system exactly correct see and then you've got what is probably a huge private credit
00:49:13.400bubble private equity bubble equity market bubble and protect ai bubble that was my next subject for
00:49:20.260Let's go to break and come back with that.
00:54:29.100So what do you see in the economy, Robert Barnes?
00:54:30.600i mean what we have for ordinary working class people is a de facto recession because real
00:54:36.360wages have fallen behind the cost of living which is mostly spiked due to the rise in diesel and gas
00:54:42.080prices due to the iran war if if you look at before the iran war interest rates coming down
00:54:47.740gas prices coming down diesel prices coming down cost of living everyday grocery items coming down
00:54:54.260since the iran war all of those things have gone in the wrong direction the so you've got that as
00:54:58.800You had a weak economy to begin with that never fully recovered post-COVID or the post-global financial crisis, or really post the globalism effort of the 1970s that put working class Americans in a stalemate and a stagnation anyway.
00:55:12.660But that situation got worse after the pandemic, and now it's gotten much worse after the Iran war because of the Iran war.
00:55:19.860Then you have what's going on, and the only thing keeping it afloat is massive capex spending in construction and in the equity markets and in the credit markets on behalf of AI.
00:55:30.020And the problem is the AI risk, the AI expenditure as a percentage of GDP is three times larger than the expenditure made on behalf of the dot-coms during the internet boom.
00:55:41.440It's almost double what it was during the railroads, more than triple what it was during the canals.
00:55:46.680And many of these things led to their own form of bubbles, even for technology that ultimately worked.
00:55:52.580So even if it works as technology, the private credit bubble and the equity bubble is going to pop and lead to a range of problems.
00:56:00.420And because there's so much tied into so many different sectors, they've been borrowing from insurance proceeds to do it.
00:56:06.420They've been borrowing from pension proceeds to do it.
00:56:09.200So you may see global financial crisis on steroids, where all of a sudden pay people's pension payments are never going to come.
00:56:16.260People's insurance payments never going to come.
00:56:19.600Their premiums wasted away in an AI speculative boom.
00:56:23.080And that assumes that it's actually good technology.
00:56:25.940What if this is more like the tulip mania?
00:56:28.120You know from your understanding of history, but many others forget,
00:56:31.060the people who invented modern capitalism and free market economics in its current form,
00:56:35.840in a holding company, the lending structures, all the rest, are the Dutch of the 1600s.
00:56:40.780How did they go bankrupt and belly up?
00:56:42.400They became nuts, believing a certain flower would magically rise in value.
00:57:10.200What if it's the tulip mania, part 2.0?
00:57:12.400Then we have an even bigger problem because we've got this massive capital expenditure, massive overinvestment, massive political commitment to something that not only blows up the credit markets, blows up the insurance markets, blows up the pension markets, blows up the equity markets, but it also is something that can't even deliver technologically to be able to provide any of the benefits that Peter Thiel and Elon Musk have been promising as the salvation for everybody.
00:57:35.720then we're in a double whammy in terms of stay there let's elaborate on this because
00:57:40.040you're actually right whether whether it doesn't pan out to be useful or not
00:57:45.240definitely in the first phase of any big build out like this it always builds and implodes so we know
00:57:52.740it's going to implode what comes out of it is up in the air but it is a hoax in its first phase
00:57:58.500we'll be right back all right this is breaking right now peter teal has come out against world
00:58:03.760government and Bill Gates. And again, people say because I am balanced about Peter Thiel that I'm
00:58:11.780a Peter Thiel agent or any of this other stuff. No, I actually follow all this. They're little
00:58:16.440tech. They came in and helped Trump. They are at least even below the surface in opposition to a
00:58:24.500lot of the plans of what I call kind of the Rothschild leftist globalist China arm that
00:58:30.700bill gates is heavily in yeah bill gates saying restrict it and create a world government last
00:58:34.820week as i predicted he would do to bring in world government to you know to protect us from this
00:58:39.740it's like oh let's have a world government to protect us from nukes while they hand out the
00:58:42.400nukes to everybody and until i'm saying for years the antichrist will come in and say i will control
00:58:48.160the world i will only have one ai one b system and we cannot allow any other ai and just pragmatically
00:58:54.900talking to all these ai experts like mike adams but so many others they said no the answer it's
00:58:58.840like in an arms race, distributed AI, open free AI, nobody's allowed to restrict, you
00:59:04.300know, AI, if you commit a crime with it, just like the internet in general, then you're
01:05:56.480You look at his involvement in big pharma, you look at his involvement in big ag, the number one purchaser of farmland in the United States, you look at his involvement in big tech, you look at how he flipped his politics from climate change politics to anti-climate change politics when he saw AI as the better global control tool, you look at his involvement and connections in big media, you look at how he's integrated his foundation with a corporate structure, you look at how he talks so eagerly about basically mass euthanasia through
01:06:25.940vaccines, says vaccines are our best way
01:11:06.920And what if Elon has wasted all this time with his potential political capital and Peter Thiel has wasted all this time trying to mitigate the harm but effectively ends up pushing the harm in the name of trying to mitigate it?
01:11:20.340It's the old I got to be there to try to make a difference so you stay there when you're not making the positive difference you can't because they believe AI is this global salvation, this technological revolution.
01:11:30.940What if it's not? What if all AI is is a low-level math algorithm with a limited set of skills and capabilities that's never going to be effectively monetized?
01:11:40.000I can just tell you as a lawyer, AI has been a shit show, a complete disaster.
01:11:44.600And I had a nephew that is in this tech world. He explained to me early on, all AI is, is there's nothing intelligence about it.
01:11:51.460It's purely artificial. He goes, all they're doing, it's a math algorithm to guess what the next word is.
01:11:56.880that he goes they have no way of thinking it's not doing conceptual thinking it's not even doing
01:12:01.460it just tokenizes other things people have said and then humans program it to steer it where they
01:12:07.460want it to go it's a control system that's exactly right and that ultimately that's where i think if
01:12:14.480that's what the technology fundamentally can't be anything other than a controlled mechanism
01:12:19.640then peter teal and elon musk confidence in it is dead wrong it's going to create the very world
01:12:25.080both of them have said they never want to see created well look nobody nobody said those guys
01:12:29.500don't ride bubbles and and there's a lot of applications for you know basic gps and travel
01:12:34.940and self-driving and all that the difference is is it destroys human creativity while it sucks it
01:12:40.520out of us it admits everything it gets it narcissistically shows back it tokenizes what's
01:12:45.400most popular and what's been seen which in general like the old google search could be useful the
01:12:50.260problem is once they go in to tailor it politically, it makes it hallucinate because it's like lying
01:12:55.960turns you into a crazy person. Literally, mentally ill people don't know what truth is. It's the same
01:12:59.940thing. So when they politicize AI, it becomes not just worthless, it becomes detrimental.
01:13:05.920Exactly. In fact, it's starting to shrink the number of sources. So it used to be a useful
01:13:09.500search engine. It's now becoming a counterproductive search engine because it's only regurgitating
01:13:13.880institutional narrative. Like for I was trying to look up, you know, the Russian economy and
01:13:18.600there's data right from the international monetary fund and the world bank you know two global
01:13:22.420institutions that admit real wages have dramatically risen in russia since the conflict started but
01:13:28.220ai wouldn't give me that answer it would just give me the institutional establishment british
01:13:32.660media but even weirder i was asking grok on tv in the taxi who owns info wars it goes the onion
01:13:37.860one of the bed knows i go no it doesn't go check it goes oh you're right i'm wrong sorry
01:13:41.180what like you're so smart you don't you don't know that correct it's just because trying to
01:13:48.000guess words it is starting to be more selective in its sourcing more institutionalized in it and
01:13:52.640what it gatekeeping those copying it's copying uh the chinese system deep sink correct exactly
01:13:59.580so it's becoming a gatekeeping control system like they couldn't control the internet to the
01:14:04.260regular way so they're using ai to do it and i know elon went into this expressly to prevent that
01:14:10.360from happening the problem is the technology itself is designed to do nothing but that
01:14:14.920because of the limitations of the technology because he's not creating many elons he's creating
01:14:20.140many bill gates and many bill gates in every computer in the world is not going to lead to
01:14:25.220a better safer world no matter how much elon or peter thiel hope it does and the dislike palantir
01:14:30.780is being incorporated to rationalize and justify murdering little children all around the world
01:14:35.140and as the excuse in the in the get out cause uh exit clause for liability and responsibility
01:15:50.200Yeah, I think – I just think we're about to get to that bubble.
01:15:53.520Whether you're looking at the tech report or people like Ed Zittrin or people like Edward Dowd has been on with you, Alex.
01:15:58.340You know, they've gone through and said everything about this looks like an equity bubble.
01:16:01.440And then underneath it is a private credit bubble.
01:16:03.780All these private equity companies that went back to playing, you know, Wall Street, like the movie Wall Street style politics with local mom and pop franchises to major chain stores that have utterly undermined them.
01:16:14.420I have a big case in Tennessee against one of these big groups that's connected to the L.A. Dodgers and the Lakers that's now under federal criminal investigation because they were stealing from insurance proceeds.
01:16:23.680Well, they're also stealing people's businesses and then enriching themselves in the process.
01:16:28.040And what it is, it created bubbles within bubbles within bubbles that now impacts systemic risk because it impacts insurance and insurance proceeds, which are state taxpayer guaranteed in many cases, and pension backs, which are pension proceeds, which are often also many state back guarantee.
01:17:17.920Yeah, the two main places are VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com, at Barnes underscore law on X, and then 1776 Law Center.
01:17:28.400That's where we do all the food freedom, medical freedom, political freedom, financial freedom cases, all of that, whether it's defending the Amish, Robin Gritz, the FBI whistleblower against the deep state, the cases where we file on behalf of a range of people.
01:17:41.980So all of that information and case update information is at 1776lawcenter.com.
01:17:46.980dot com. I've got a few minutes to break. Just in general prognosis, I'm still optimistic
01:17:51.560because we are in the Great Awakening. People are way more informed than they used to.
01:17:56.020Elites are in trouble. That's why they want to go to war. They admit that particularly Europe is a
01:17:59.980bigger time bomb than even Israel. Again, Netanyahu is trying to hold on power, so he wants a war.
01:18:04.240All these European elites are in trouble. If they want a war, they admit it. So if we can get past
01:18:09.000this and restrain these lunatics, both the unelected crazy EU and Netanyahu, I see some
01:18:15.480really positive stuff in the future. What rays of sunshine do you see? Well, I think people got
01:18:22.680red-pilled by COVID, that the unleashing of left-wing authoritarianism for the ultimate
01:18:27.360control grid under the guise of a pandemic woke people up that had been asleep for a long time.
01:18:33.400The Yamaha is actually a thing. It wasn't 10 years ago. People are waking up to food freedom issues
01:18:39.480to a greater degree than ever. The president had an opportunity to put it in, unbeknownst to the
01:18:44.220president what they wrote in the actual food freedom bill was not food freedom in the executive
01:18:47.860order because they panicked because the bureaucracy and the donor class pushed back and yelped and
01:18:52.520whined but the but at least it's on the public agenda the overton window has radically and
01:18:58.180dramatically shifted people are red-pilled and woken up including me to the dangers of the of
01:19:03.360the israel lobby so the i think that there's plenty of things you see in the in the rising
01:19:08.020public consciousness uh and you see in the rise of the off day in germany the rise of a reform or
01:19:13.760restore party in the uk a le pen in france that you're seeing in those countries a rise of sort
01:19:18.980of populist nationalism you saw in russia's elections a return to sort of pop economic
01:19:24.060populism and cultural conservatism that you're seeing in large parts around the world and you're
01:19:28.760seeing in the united states that independent third party movement might come back to resurrect
01:19:33.340the american republic and rescue it from the failures of the trump second term i'm always i'm
01:19:38.420a born again baptist so i believe in deathbed conversions who knows trump himself might still
01:19:42.920come to Jesus before he faces eternal damnation with his betrayal of Baga and Maha.
01:19:49.500So I'm always hopeful in that regard, hopeful that Vice President Vance, if he is afforded
01:19:53.980the opportunity, proves his supporters right, his critics wrong.
01:19:57.500And if neither one do, I'm confident that we can have an independent third party movement
01:20:04.160Stay there because people go, oh, third parties ever won before.
01:20:07.480That's how the Republicans took over with Lincoln.
01:20:11.240So people don't know what they're talking about.
01:20:12.160Yeah, before it wasn't the time, in a time of great change, and in this climate of foreturning, third parties are absolutely real if they've got real populism and the right leaders.
01:23:43.140Live from Austin, Texas, transmitting worldwide, I'm your host, Alex Jones.
01:23:47.420live from austin texas broadcasting worldwide it's alex jones all right robert barnes has been
01:23:59.240a trump lawyer on the uh election fraud he's done some of those famous cases with wesley
01:24:04.380snipes you name it and he was an advisor and involved in my whole sandy hook thing and he
01:24:09.560said early on he said it's all rigged at stage they're going to default you no matter what you
01:24:13.340do. It's run by the government. And he was right. And so that's what went on there. And so if I
01:24:21.800wasn't Alex Jones, this hadn't happened to me, I'd still be covering this because this is one of the
01:24:26.300clearest cut lawfare show trials found liable by judges produced by HBO, DOJ, CIA involved. That
01:24:34.140all came out. You know about that. There's a lot of stuff strategically. I don't want to say yeah,
01:24:37.740because you keep seeing major judgments overturned and us back in the M4 studios and other bigger
01:24:42.460stuff coming. And it's so weird how, like, Paul Weiss, the big law firms, Costco, they act real
01:24:49.520smart. It's not that, that they've had the system, the media, the PR firms, they're just used to
01:24:53.800having it given to them by judges they basically own. Now they run into judges that are half
01:24:58.820impartial. They're completely screwed. So, Barnes, I've briefed you on some of what's going on behind
01:25:03.540the scenes. This is a big deal. And people are like, well, why aren't you in the studio right
01:25:07.740now? We're putting new air conditioners in and a bunch of stuff had to be fixed. We've been there
01:25:12.18018 years, and we're up working on updating and adding new equipment and studios. So we're in
01:25:17.420one of the older studios, the old war room studio that I was in previous to that. It's a great
01:25:22.360classic studio. It's the one The Onion decided to build a copy of to say they were in the building.
01:25:27.120People really believe that on the street. Oh, too bad they're in your building. I mean,
01:25:30.160this level of trying to wear my skin, they said they were doing it, had a fake auction three years
01:25:34.400ago, got caught in that, then said they took it over when they didn't, said we don't care about
01:25:39.340the courts when the third quarter appeals blocked them now that stuff's been overturned so they're
01:25:44.600in a i mean i don't know what you call this when people just say screw the courts we got michael
01:25:49.980bloomberg backing us we got the doj and cia todd blanche the doj killed the investigation that ed
01:25:55.100martin did into him so i guess it's not even really arrogance they believe they have a letter
01:25:58.820of mark from the deep state to operate outside the law barnes i'm not a lawyer is that a just
01:26:04.140an accurate summation or what do you think oh yeah absolutely i mean what you have is i mean
01:26:08.580Even a bunch of Lindsey Clancy juror-type judges on the Court of Appeals in Austin, Texas, had to acknowledge that the scope and scale and manifest nature of the errors in your case was so bad they had to overturn 95% of the verdict.
01:26:28.420There are many other errors they apologized for and covered up for that violate the First Amendment rights of you and every other Texan, puts every other Texan and every other American in danger and at risk and in peril.
01:26:40.040And that's why I'm hopeful the Texas Supreme Court takes up the case.
01:26:43.360The very beginning of the case, two, all you needed was three Texas Supreme Court justices, and two of them voted to take up the case then.
01:27:25.700I mean, the core constitutional problems with the case from the very inception was it was trying to make it illegal to have a conspiracy theory if a conspiracy theory offended or upset anybody.
01:27:38.440And that, I've said from day one, was a direct attack on the First Amendment to guarantee the legal protection of the institutional narrative against those that challenge it.
01:27:47.920So that was big, big, big problem number one.
01:27:50.300The second constitutional problem was there's a constitutional requirement called colloquium, which means nobody can sue you for libel or defamation if you didn't talk about them.
01:28:01.000You'd think that would be pretty simple and direct.
01:28:03.000But here, a bunch of people were suing who were never talked about.
01:28:05.780That's right. My attacks were so egregious.
01:28:07.140I never said their name, my crew, anybody.
01:28:19.340So you have these big constitutional problems of trying to make it illegal to have a conspiracy theory the government doesn't like, if it offends or upsets somebody.
01:28:29.320The second part was trying to make it illegal to speak about topics that might offend somebody, even if you don't mention that person.
01:28:36.300That, too, violated the First Amendment.
01:28:38.000But then the third problem was their facts were so weak.
01:28:40.980When I looked at all the facts of the case, I realized it was mostly a mythology.
01:28:44.920They built up a caricature of what had transpired.
01:28:47.300Ninety nine percent of what Infowars published and printed and broadcast acknowledged Sandy Hook happened in the tragedy that took place.
01:28:56.360The culprits that would be covered up would be big pharma, would be lack of school security, allowing people to be armed on the school campus.
01:29:04.600If that had happened, that incident doesn't happen.
01:29:07.260They simply provided locks on the insides of the doors.
01:29:10.060Many of those kids are still alive today.
01:29:12.480The those politicians needed to hide and cover that up.
01:29:15.140If Big Pharma was complicit in the process, Big Media went out and broadcast it.
01:29:20.280Everybody knows if Big Media covers it and puts the shooter's name out there for everybody to see,
01:29:39.480They couldn't allow the jury to hear all of the evidence.
01:29:41.620They couldn't hear that. They allowed the jury to see that the politicians were hiding FOIA documents and hiding public records documents because they were covering up the fact that they pocketed the cash meant to protect the safety of these little kids whose deaths were really on their hands.
01:29:56.300So they knew that. So they had to rig it and have the judge find me liable so they can then put on show trials.
01:30:05.760so so moving forward now to today what do you think they're thinking to have bloomberg funding
01:30:12.820every town that he curls 98 if he's an owner basically literally doing fake auctions caught
01:30:19.460now saying they're me operating as if they are saying they're in our building when they're not
01:30:24.900uh saying we want to wear his skin i mean i don't want to get into the technicals behind the scenes
01:30:29.820but they really messed up why would but i guess i think they have a get out of jail free card or
01:31:59.960They don't have to respect legal limits. They don't have to respect constitutional constraint.
01:32:04.680They don't even have to respect court orders when it comes from their own judges, when it comes from their own juries.
01:32:09.640Look at how they're responding in the Lindsay Clancy case in raids.
01:32:12.700They basically want that black man lynched because he was based and refused to go along with apologizing and excusing the murder of three young girls, three young children.
01:32:22.060So that's their mindset. That's their mentality. They were going to overreach.
01:32:26.340I mean, think about it. Both in Connecticut and Texas, they have a judge that's literally legally, functionally in their pocket in how favored and what favoritism the judge had already expressed throughout the case.
01:32:37.500They got a jury poll that's overwhelmingly ideologically aligned with their position.
01:32:41.980And yet, even then, they were terrified of any honest facts, of any honest trial taking place in either case.
01:32:49.080In both cases, they went to great lengths to make sure you could not present a defense,
01:32:53.680to literally gag you at trial from saying, I'm innocent.
01:32:57.220You couldn't even say those words, literally making up claims concerning punitive damages and other aspects.
01:33:03.100Well, they had movie cameras in Austin, Texas, rolling throughout the film,
01:33:06.380and the judge goes and appears on the red carpet as the star.
01:33:30.180than the show trials they put on in your case.
01:33:32.720But it gives you an idea of their arrogance.
01:33:34.860I mean, in my view, the plaintiff's lawyers in Texas
01:33:37.480committed legal malpractice to those family members.
01:33:40.880Because they could have had deals on the table that would have been far more generous than what they are now going to recover and receive.
01:33:47.700So what those family members should be looking at is the Mark Banks of the world should be sued for legal malpractice.
01:33:54.040That law firm should be sued for legal malpractice.
01:33:56.540This is what happens when you have ideologically tainted lawyers who have their own motive in the case and are using their clients for self-enrichment and self-empowerment at their client's own detriment and expense.
01:34:07.760So I think ultimately the only question was, would the court system ever come to account, not to save you, not to save even the First Amendment, to save themselves from public humiliation and embarrassment?
01:34:56.860And I remember once, because also over all these years, they had him right before the midterms for like a month apart in Texas and Connecticut.
01:35:03.360I'm sitting there. I remember a script that the Texas kangaroo judge had that said things Jones
01:35:09.460can't say. And then I'm looking over when I'm on the next thing over her. The judge is looking at
01:35:14.160she had it up and I go, oh, my God, it's the same font, the same list. And that got hit in the
01:35:19.340stomach. And I saw the lawyers asked me questions at the time. They thought they got me. And they
01:35:23.080were like, what was the question that really got you? And it was me becoming almost vomiting when
01:35:28.240I went, oh, my God, it's literally the Truman Show. Not that I was in trouble. America was in
01:35:32.820trouble that I knew they were scripting behind the scenes and coordinating, but no, it was
01:35:36.740literally a movie set. They all knew it was completely fake. And it was a big joke. Like,
01:35:42.460like letting the mother sit there for 30 minutes and say, you said my son didn't exist. You said
01:35:47.020it today. You're a monster. Cause they were so pissed. I went on here and said, I met him yesterday.
01:35:50.600I believe their kid died. It's already said before. And they spun that and told her that
01:35:54.700or whatever it was. And I'm just, and I'm not allowed to talk, but she's just 20 minutes.
01:35:58.520you're this you're that on tv and it was just like i'm in a made for tv movie i'm ordered to
01:36:03.000be or i'll be put in jail and but it was like being hit the stone when i went oh my god it
01:36:06.820was worse than i thought have you ever heard of a trial that rigged before oh i mean it was
01:36:12.120egregious remember i commented on it at the time and then you were you were you were you were in
01:36:15.860the audience a lot yeah i was in the audience remember the mark banks had started jumping up
01:36:21.200and down like a messed up rabbit and he was bobby barnes bobby barnes bobby barnes yeah why do you
01:36:26.540get them so excited the i mean well the the the what the uh well while we were involved in the
01:36:33.140case they got politically pushed back and so that's why there was a massive conspiracy to
01:36:37.060attack me attack everybody who supported you everybody who defended you everybody who
01:36:42.340represented you just i mean there was hit piece after hit piece and attempts at sanctions and
01:36:47.980oh absolutely threats to remove the threats to disqualify threats to have ethics complaints
01:36:54.400hit pieces everywhere the it was just it was a lawfare on steroids and i've been through a lot
01:36:58.900of lawfare and represented a lot of underdogs but your case was the most egregious in america i mean
01:37:03.740you took on the irs for wesley snipes and got some major heat i mean they'll put lawyers in jail but
01:37:08.020you're saying this was i i took on all the obama administration stealing everybody's medical
01:37:12.920records stealing 60 million medical records one of the biggest whistleblower bivins cases in
01:37:16.800american history i've taken on every every major government agency at one time or another and they
01:37:21.800were more outraged at me defending you than anybody else. Fox News was happy to have me on
01:37:26.440until I defended you. Then they're like, no, put Barnes on the blacklist. Why do you think I
01:37:31.740punched their buttons so bad? Because we had a huge audience, still have a huge audience, but
01:37:34.940I guess because we know the narrative, we know how to change the narrative. Why does this show,
01:37:40.200our guests, why does what we do here, Barnes, scare the establishment so much? Because if we
01:37:44.220can bottle that, we can win. Well, and I think, you know, the originally, we thought it was due
01:38:52.960I mean, I think that the American people, the front line of the American Revolution, and I think the best reason for hope and optimism, I mean, just 10 years ago, if you told people vaccines could kill people, they looked at you like you'd fallen off a cliff or something.
01:39:05.880If you told people that there's a pandemic plan to bring, like you've been talking about for 25 years, to bring in authoritarian government, they would say, okay, you have too many tin caps at home.
01:39:16.720If you said they were going to try to instigate war on multiple fronts against Russia and Iran that could bring about the collapse of the Middle East and nuclear conflict, they would say, ah, come on, that exaggeration has been around for forever.
01:39:27.780Now we're seeing all three in live time in the last half decade.
01:39:30.600So there's no way to disconnect the illusions and delusions anymore.
01:39:34.260They knew, and it came out even in CIA and NSA documents about myself and others, Rockefeller documents that some other lawyers found and showed me.
01:39:40.740Some of it's been public, but others, it's client stuff, they can't show it.
01:39:43.800They were like, this guy's narrative and these other guests he has is so on.
01:42:23.180Yeah, I mean, look at how media in Hollywood shifted from Islamic terror threats
01:42:28.160to Russians being the universal bad guys about 15 years ago in film and TV shows.
01:42:32.940It was preconditioning people's brain to welcome a war on Russia because Putin was pushing back against the globalists in his own way.
01:42:41.160And so in particular, the Clinton Foundation, which he gutted, who planned on taking apart Russia and enriching themselves in the process.
01:42:46.700So when they were coming after you so systematically, it meant they had identified you as your audience as a particular threat to their ambitions, to their aspirations.
01:42:57.520that if there's a Martin Luther still knocking the truth on somebody's door,
01:43:01.620then it's going to unwind their efforts to have global control
01:43:05.780under the guise of whatever threat or fear campaign they want to launch.
01:43:10.020Well, in closing on me, just because it's a little bit greedy for me to ask a question about myself,
01:43:15.920Just gut level, looking at this, I mean, it doesn't look good for these guys long term
01:43:21.920with our civil rights lawsuits that aren't in the news and what's happening.
01:43:24.980I mean, they can't be pleased and they got to know we're not going away.
01:43:29.100Well, they acted so aggressively, so excessively.
01:43:32.460So, you know, I mean, like if I had been running their litigation, I would have had a jury trial.
01:43:37.040I would have made crossed all the T's, dotted all the I's because I would have had a judge in the pocket and a jury in my pocket.
01:43:43.640And I wouldn't have done anything to jeopardize that long term.
01:43:46.900But they couldn't allow the facts to ever be publicly displayed.
01:43:49.980They had to have a show trial because the documentary film crew that was filming the trial could only legally get away with only showing one side of the story if they said they were covering a trial under the fair trial, fair use trial immunity clause for defamation and libel.
01:44:06.160In other words, if all you're doing is covering what happens in a trial, you can't be held liable, even if it's libel that takes place in that trial.
01:44:12.740Now, you can if both sides are allowed to present within the trial and you only present one side.
01:44:17.780So that's why they had to script the trial in order to serve the script of the screenplay for the documentary filmmakers who were literally set up six movie cameras inside the courtroom.
01:44:29.980And so that's why they had to always do what they were doing.
01:44:33.140But their goal was to shame the audience, intimidate the audience, terrorize the audience, make the audience feel guilty so they wouldn't listen to and share the information that's provided by you and your network and your broadcast and your commentators.
01:44:48.080And by doing so, they knew they could then get away with things like COVID.
01:44:52.520They could get away with stealing elections.
01:44:55.040They could get away with warmongering around the world.
01:44:57.780Yeah, they felt like they had to get me out of the way.
01:51:36.520So we just got to survive the night like a sort of vampire attack.
01:51:40.360And if we can, we can get to some of the lightest, brightest times in the American Constitutional Republic since the founding of our country.
01:51:47.720We can restore it back to its original roots.
01:51:50.300And we got people like Alex, like Tucker, like Marjorie Taylor Greene, like Thomas Massey, like Joe Kent.
01:52:50.540The bisphenol A, the atrazine, all the stuff we're bombed with is literally from women and men destroying us.
01:52:57.880And that's what the doctors and scientists do.
01:52:59.300I'm not one, but I talk to them is they just take you back to the normal level.
01:53:03.180This isn't like you're you're in the NFL injecting all this anabolic stuff, folks.
01:53:07.040This is just getting back to what humans are supposed to be.
01:53:10.580And that's how we have to counter the globalist is with the science God gave us.
01:53:14.320I think men have definitely been having more feminization over the years due to a lot of the byproducts of what we're eating.
01:53:22.200I 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.
01:53:28.220That, you know, as you ingest it, thinking you're you're just consuming your natural food and nutrition and good quality nutrition that unfortunately can't do harm to you.
01:53:37.860Well, it's admitted that almost every town and city in the U.S., when they test the public, has atrazine in them.
01:53:44.320That is the second most used herbicide.
01:53:48.440And that completely bends gender across the board.
01:53:52.480Male or female, if you feel like you're suffering from your brain fog, lack of energy, inability to move the scale, good or bad, meaning down to weight loss or good up to trying to gain muscle.
01:54:04.560If your sexuality with your partner is not where you want it to be, if you're having other issues in the sexual phase, just understand that hormones are a huge play.
01:54:14.320in the body. I mean, at the end of the day, the endocrine system is vastly being used to manipulate
01:54:20.240our days as we go. And the thyroid, as well as basic testosterone levels in male and females
01:54:26.360are definitely having a great impact. And I think knowing where you stand with those
01:54:31.040and making sure that they're well-situated is extremely important to your daily activities
01:54:36.120and your daily interactions. Mood is greatly affected by both as well. And then knowing
01:54:41.420that there are alternatives to hormones in addition to, which is the peptides. I think
01:54:49.040one of the most commonly used ones, I mean, it's been used for more than 20 years, NAD,
01:54:53.920is just a wonderful peptide for increase in energy, decrease in brain fog, and improvement
01:54:59.820of longevity. And I think between that and glutathione, with the anti-inflammatory aspects
01:55:05.640of it is hugely helpful to people's common daily issues. Again, as a 47-year-old male,
01:55:12.800we all deal with certain complexities of life. Just as of age and not doing anything
01:55:17.960extensive as far as like athletics and so forth as a young man, natural aches and pains,
01:55:24.300back pain, knee joint pain, etc. These are things that are able to help you live a better quality
01:55:30.420of life rather than struggling through those type of things. And I think knowing that you have so
01:55:34.720much energy availability still left in the tank, even at 50, 60 years old. It's something that
01:55:40.880could be greatly used. And I hope that you all know about it so that you guys can seek the
01:55:46.060resources to get those things. You got to get exercise. You got to stop being sedentary. You
01:55:49.640got to get real non-processed food, a lot of protein, a lot of high quality vitamins and
01:55:54.780minerals. And then if you get the right hormones, you're off the races and you're back to what we
01:55:58.820used to be, being Steve McQueen and John Wayne. But I'm not a scientist like you or a doctor like
01:56:04.360you, but I can look it up. You said, oh, you've seen 21-year-olds. They admit whether you're 14
01:56:08.960or whether you're 80, in the studies I've seen, it's over half a cut of whatever you're supposed
01:56:14.560to be at that age. It's over 50%. Yes, there's such a vast world that is developing in the
01:56:19.780health and wellness space, proactive space, that it is unreal. And it's ever-evolving and
01:56:26.180truly exciting to be not only- Dr. Joe Palumbo, we are so excited. The adventure begins now.
01:56:31.600incredible thank you so much for coming on freedom rx health.com the adventure begins now
01:56:38.000thank you so much sir thanks alex have a great day appreciate you knock it out of the park doctor