The Alex Jones Show Live - October 07, 2026


IS THIS THE GREATEST ARCHEOLOGICAL DISCOVERY IN HISTORY??

Hosted by
Guests
Mentioned
Bowne Report: Putin Backed Into a Nuclear Corner FULL WEDNESDAY SHOW: RED ALERT— MAHA Has Been COMPROMISED, Hijacked By The Globalists!

Episode Stats


Length

1 hour and 32 minutes

Words per minute

211.77

Word count

19,520

Sentence count

1,246

Harmful content

Misogyny

13

sentences flagged

Toxicity

55

sentences flagged

Hate speech

95

sentences flagged


Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
Misogyny classifications generated with MilaNLProc/bert-base-uncased-ear-misogyny .
Toxicity classifications generated with s-nlp/roberta_toxicity_classifier .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
Hosts, guests, and mentioned names generated with spaCy (en_core_web_sm), reconciled against Wikidata.
00:00:00.000 I've never seen anything like it in my 40-year career.
00:00:03.280 He did not find bedrock.
00:00:04.880 So the whole pushback of the critics saying, oh, it's not a solid stone.
00:00:10.860 It's not a stone.
00:00:11.540 It's not a stone.
00:00:12.280 They say mud flow formed around it, and that's what it is.
00:00:15.440 No, it is not stone.
00:00:17.340 It is made of something harder than limestone, which petrified wood is two times more dense,
00:00:25.260 two times harder.
00:00:26.380 when we core drill, something broke on the floor, the core drill bit. So that
00:00:31.780 machine is designed to just plow through rock, plow through dirt, and it hit something. It hit
00:00:37.840 a floor that we believe is petrified wood. Now that is being sent to the labs to be confirmed
00:00:42.660 and tested. Everything is being tested by third-party labs. There's no agenda. You know,
00:00:48.880 Dr. Bakhtar, he's not even a Christian. He hadn't even read the story of Noah's Ark.
00:00:52.820 And he was so shocked by what he found.
00:00:54.720 So he said, whatever it is, it's not geological.
00:00:56.660 It's a man-made structure.
00:00:58.400 Nature didn't make it, whatever it is.
00:01:00.440 How is the structure, I'm going from memory,
00:01:02.140 but didn't like locals always say it was Noah's Ark?
00:01:04.120 How do people know to look there?
00:01:05.540 Well, first of all, yeah.
00:01:06.760 Historically, there actually is a village in vicinity of this
00:01:09.140 called the Village of Eight.
00:01:10.720 And of course, eight, you have to derive back.
00:01:12.980 They're talking about the family of Noah.
00:01:14.860 And also there are these stones that have been found at the site.
00:01:17.380 They've been known for a thousand years.
00:01:19.180 They're called drogue stones.
00:01:20.540 These are massive stones, which are used in the past as anchors,
00:01:24.680 basically a very archaic form of an anchor.
00:01:27.620 It has a hole in the top, and this is this massive stone.
00:01:29.960 People throughout the centuries have gone over and have drawn crosses.
00:01:33.300 They've engraved messages onto these stones.
00:01:36.420 Everyone in this region has always said this was the last resting place of Noah's Ark.
00:01:50.540 all right for the next hour and 30 40 minutes or so lauren witzke an amazing researcher and
00:02:01.960 journalist who's broke so many massive stories lauren witzke de on x and edward zoll tank
00:02:08.100 commander term filmmaker investigative journalist heads the media company tlm which produces for
00:02:12.820 several national conservative shows and created so many blockbuster major films like died suddenly
00:02:18.000 at died suddenly and real edwards all s-z-a-l-l thanks for being here i wanted to get you on last
00:02:23.660 week when you guys were all over the top stories top trending noah's ark investigation you told me
00:02:27.940 months ago would be so huge what your findings were you said no we're not going to do it remote
00:02:31.280 we're going to come to town so you guys are going to hopefully have the floor for the rest of this
00:02:35.720 hour you got a bunch of other news finish up with noah's ark and other big news you're going to host
00:02:39.780 the fourth hour we're very very blessed to have both uh edwards all and lauren witzke here with
00:02:45.200 us today. But congratulations on the underground tunnels that were found. Clearly, all the seashells
00:02:51.160 and things that are not fossilized. I mean, this really biblically just continues to prove more,
00:02:58.680 and major news is now breaking. So thanks for being here with us in the studio in Austin,
00:03:03.180 Texas. Let's start getting into it. Oh, thanks so much for having us down here. Alex, it was
00:03:07.580 very serendipitous that this was to come out this year. You think of all the things that have
00:03:11.480 happened this year they're shook in people's faith or or people have tried to shake people's
00:03:15.620 faith like the ufo disclosures they said it was going to make everyone an atheist uh you know
00:03:19.720 when lauren and i uh jumped into this project uh we we knew that god's hand was on it going out to
00:03:25.400 it i mean alex getting to see the valley that noah and his family would have seen when they got out
00:03:29.560 of the ark was it's just breathtaking we should put some shots up at the topography you can see
00:03:34.720 the boat you can see the ship right there we have we have to jump it's the exact same link the bible
00:03:38.780 says? Absolutely. Yep. 300 cubit meters. Yep. Which is exactly 515 feet, 510 to 15 feet. So
00:03:46.180 it's, it matches the exact same biblical dimensions as Genesis and not just length,
00:03:50.060 but also in width. So it's, you know, 85 feet wide, which is 50 Egyptian cubits as well. So
00:03:56.640 it's exact to the, to the T, the Durbanar formation matches the exact same dimensions
00:04:02.500 in Genesis. It's in the exact same place, the mountains of Ararat. Most people get that
00:04:07.400 confused and they believe it's on Mount Ararat. Noah's Ark landed on Mount Ararat. Actually,
00:04:12.120 Mount Ararat is a post-flood strato volcano, so it's absolutely impossible for that to have
00:04:15.680 happened. So it is exactly in the same spot that God said it was the ancient kingdom of the mountains
00:04:20.860 of Ararat. And, you know, we started this, we joined Noah's Ark scans November of last year.
00:04:27.320 So it really was a God thing. You know, we reached out to Andrew Jones, who's the lead
00:04:31.980 archaeological researcher. We were just, you know, we were like, we felt prompted, like God
00:04:35.700 wanted us to help him. So they had no plans to excavate. They had no plans to really do anything,
00:04:41.100 you know, due to lack of funding and just lack of support for the project. But
00:04:45.180 in the spring, the Turkish officials there in a unanimous vote, it was unprecedented that every
00:04:51.920 Turkish official agreed and allowed a group of American Christians to study the Durpanar
00:04:57.400 formation in partnership with Turkish universities under the project leader of, he's an archaeological
00:05:03.720 professor out there. His name is Dr. Janker Attila. So it is a joint effort between Turkey
00:05:10.900 and American Christians. And it really is making history. And it's been the most exciting. Like,
00:05:16.260 we just got back. Turkey was amazing. Actually, it was great. We had a great time. But just being
00:05:21.520 there, it's massive. I mean, it is a massive, it looks like a shipwreck. You know, seeing it in
00:05:26.860 person really... And we'll show some of the shots we're going to break. I saw the shots above. You
00:05:31.120 can see the shape of the ship and you look like old amphitheaters they found where you just see
00:05:35.620 the shape and they dig in there's an amphitheater or there's an aztec temple i mean you know what
00:05:39.500 this looks like when the ground but now you guys have drilled in and found chambers everything
00:05:43.720 else yep so we were permitted to do non-destructive studies which includes core drilling scanning and
00:05:50.300 soil sampling so uh if you would do we have time to get into this we're going to break in a moment
00:05:55.400 But you what I love is the whole region's covered in coral reef, sand dollars, seashells.
00:06:02.040 And it's raw seashells.
00:06:03.360 Yep.
00:06:03.580 Just piles of seashells.
00:06:04.700 They're not fossils.
00:06:06.380 What are seashells doing up on the top of a mountain?
00:06:08.520 Exactly.
00:06:09.240 And you don't see that anywhere.
00:06:10.120 Yep.
00:06:10.300 And they hadn't fossilized yet.
00:06:11.440 So they haven't been up there millions and millions of years.
00:06:14.800 And then all the other cultures at the same time said there was this big flood.
00:06:18.560 Oh, 100 percent.
00:06:19.260 The Epic of Gilgamesh, for example, has a detailed account of a flood which changed the world.
00:06:25.220 And again, you think about all the data points.
00:06:27.860 One of the reasons why we're so excited about this
00:06:29.640 is because we want to use this to witness
00:06:31.420 to people in the world, give them hope,
00:06:33.660 give them a reflection against why we're Christians.
00:06:36.880 And this is one of the epic parts
00:06:38.100 is the evidence is everywhere.
00:06:39.180 If you're not being a negative Nancy
00:06:41.180 or a negative Karen, you will see it.
00:06:42.960 And that's the hope for this project.
00:06:45.380 All right, Lauren Witzke, Mr. Zoll,
00:06:47.040 we're going to come right back to you
00:06:48.360 to go through this and go as much as you want
00:06:50.000 in the next hour on this subject.
00:06:51.420 Take as much time as you want.
00:06:52.760 I mean, look at some of these aerial photos.
00:06:54.560 In fact, I'm going to find the one.
00:06:55.640 I mean, look at this shot right here, this Daily Star article.
00:06:58.520 I mean, look, you see the whole ship, and it's the exact same link the Bible says.
00:07:01.860 I mean, that is just wild.
00:07:12.820 Defending the Republic from enemies, foreign and domestic, it's Alex Jones.
00:07:24.140 All right, we are back with Lauren Witzke, investigative journalist, and Edward Zoll,
00:07:28.180 both great filmmakers at Died Suddenly and at Lauren Witzke, D.E.
00:07:31.920 All right, so you guys went out there.
00:07:34.120 This is incredible.
00:07:35.080 You guys can show that drone shot we came in with.
00:07:38.740 Clearly, it's the exact same dimensions of the arc.
00:07:42.400 Now they're finding wood.
00:07:43.920 I mean, you got the floor.
00:07:45.100 Tell us what's being found here, why it's such international headlines.
00:07:48.060 All right, so we'll start at the top.
00:07:49.520 So we were given permits to do non-destructive studying on the site,
00:07:53.500 which includes core drilling, includes soil sampling, and it also includes radar scans.
00:07:59.600 So we started with, of course, surveys and the scanning and the soil samples.
00:08:04.480 So we brought out Dr. Crossroad Bakhtar.
00:08:07.620 So he is like the number one top U.S. defense scientist in the United States of America.
00:08:12.640 Some of the biggest pushback we get from critics is, oh, you're not real scientists.
00:08:16.340 You're not real archaeologists.
00:08:17.680 So we brought the best of the best.
00:08:19.480 The guy who literally was brought in by the Department of Defense to test the Bunker Busters.
00:08:24.100 Yeah.
00:08:24.400 Wow.
00:08:24.920 So if they want to find a bomb underground, if they want to find something underground, they call Dr. Kraserabakhtar.
00:08:30.380 So he invented this radar scan.
00:08:32.560 It's unlike anything ever invented.
00:08:34.780 It's the most advanced of its kind to come out and scan at the Dura-Penar formation.
00:08:40.200 And what he found was that whatever was beneath the surface, he said it was extraordinary.
00:08:46.440 He said, I've never seen anything like it.
00:08:48.900 my 40-year career.
00:08:50.540 He did not find bedrock, so the whole, you know, pushback of the critics saying,
00:08:56.480 oh, it's not a solid stone.
00:08:58.080 It's not a stone.
00:08:58.760 It's not a stone.
00:08:59.500 They say, like, you know, mud flow formed around it, and that's what it is.
00:09:02.680 No, it is not stone.
00:09:04.400 It is made of something harder than limestone, which petrified wood is, like,
00:09:11.080 it's, like, two times more dense, two times harder.
00:09:13.960 When we core drill, something broke on the floor, the core drill bit.
00:09:18.360 So that machine is designed to just plow through rock, plow through dirt, and it hit something.
00:09:24.880 It hit a floor that we believe is petrified wood.
00:09:27.120 Now, that is being sent to the labs to be confirmed and tested.
00:09:31.340 Everything is being tested by third-party labs.
00:09:34.120 There's no agenda. 1.00
00:09:35.960 You know, Dr. Bakhtar, he's not even a Christian. 0.98
00:09:38.120 He hadn't even read the story of Noah's Ark. 0.51
00:09:40.020 And he was so shocked by what he found.
00:09:41.960 So he said, whatever it is, it's not geological.
00:09:43.880 It's a man-made structure.
00:09:45.620 Nature didn't make it, whatever it is.
00:09:47.540 How is the structure, I'm going from memory, but didn't like locals always say it was Noah's Ark?
00:09:51.340 How do people know to look there?
00:09:52.780 Well, first of all, yeah, historically, there actually is a village in vicinity of this called the Village of Eight.
00:09:57.960 And of course, eight, you have to derive back, they're talking about the family of Noah.
00:10:02.080 And also there are these stones that have been found at the site.
00:10:04.720 They've been known for a thousand years.
00:10:06.420 They're called drogue stones.
00:10:07.940 These are massive stones, which are used in the past as anchors, basically, and are a very archaic form of an anchor.
00:10:14.580 It has a hole in the top.
00:10:15.840 This is this massive stone.
00:10:16.840 And people throughout the centuries have gone over and have drawn crosses.
00:10:20.540 They've engraved messages onto these stones.
00:10:23.660 Everyone in this region has always said this was the last resting place of Noah's Ark.
00:10:28.280 And even, again, you look at the maps of the past.
00:10:31.380 We've been going through a lot of old books, Alex.
00:10:33.200 And this is the new thing, especially in the age of AI.
00:10:35.120 You want to read things which were pre-AI, right?
00:10:37.440 Because you don't want to read AI slop.
00:10:39.880 But in the old books, the maps are showing an Ark-like structure right in southern Turkey.
00:10:45.820 right this part and and by the last thing we saw last night alex we were doing research on this
00:10:50.100 uh the iron age you know apparently a lot of the iron uh from basically the the the spread
00:10:55.200 throughout most of the middle east it came directly out of this region so you you have to
00:10:59.520 look at these these accounts and then pair it with what the bible tells us about and why wouldn't it
00:11:03.340 be at in the seat of the mount of eras you know and a lot of people in the past alex have said
00:11:09.120 they took pilgrimages to this this is before kind of the media age before even the the last industrial
00:11:13.800 revolution. And people would go out to this and take parts of the ark. They take some of the wood
00:11:18.100 back. They take some of the remains. And you have to wonder now if we're getting to, and not in a
00:11:23.780 version of like the Mandela effect or anything, but it's us as modern day Christians getting to
00:11:28.320 rediscover something that was actually quite common and known throughout the world now here
00:11:33.420 in this age. One of the big reports I saw is they found tunnels under this? Yes. So there is a massive
00:11:39.080 250-foot tunnel that goes right through the dead center. It's not a little to the left or a little
00:11:45.120 to the right. It is through the dead center of the boat. And all the hallways, chambers, corridors,
00:11:49.740 everything is connected back to that dead center hallway. So it's just a really cool, intricate
00:11:54.820 design that God gave Noah when he was designing the ark. It was a main hallway that everything
00:11:59.740 is accessible to. And you can just imagine the animals coming through. Dr. Bhaktar's radar said
00:12:04.880 that the hallways themselves were four meters tall. ERT scans are showing that the door on the
00:12:10.080 east side is four meters tall. So everything was really, really tall. So you can imagine how the
00:12:15.280 giraffes had to walk in or these bigger animals, you know, how they had to be able to go through
00:12:19.820 the arc. So they made the hallways big enough to facilitate these animals. And, you know, these 0.83
00:12:25.120 were perfect right angles. I mean, this nature doesn't make perfect right angles like this
00:12:30.240 or organized patterns like this.
00:12:32.600 So, you know, multiple scans.
00:12:33.460 Well, that's like ancient 6,000-year-old stuff says under the Great Pyramids,
00:12:36.960 there's all these chambers and described it,
00:12:38.680 and now they've scanned it with ground-pintering radar, and it's there.
00:12:41.720 So it's just proving everything.
00:12:43.600 Yep.
00:12:44.200 No, technology has advanced so much since the 80s,
00:12:47.540 since the last time the site was studied.
00:12:49.080 So what comes next?
00:12:50.020 Because, I mean, my biggest thing is it takes millions of years for coral
00:12:56.020 and for shells to become fossils,
00:12:58.820 and they've confirmed even mainline scientists know that these mountains are just covered with
00:13:03.720 fresh stuff that's you know only thousands of years old and you guys got samples showing that
00:13:08.280 you brought one of them right here what does that say right there how do you have mountains
00:13:11.620 with seashells that aren't you know some tectonic event yep exactly so that you know the biggest
00:13:17.280 argument is oh you know there's uh shells on the top of mount everest uh from millions and
00:13:22.200 millions of years ago where the plates were shifting the tectonic plates noah's ark out
00:13:27.180 all over the mountains of Ararat it is covered with unfossilized sea dollars they're in great
00:13:31.420 condition a colorful seashells coral reef that region was absolutely underwater you do on top
00:13:38.420 of Mount Everest in the Rocky Mountains there are fossilized shells not unfossilized yes so they are
00:13:43.960 you know but in the mountains of Ararat so they are unfossilized so which means that they are
00:13:48.800 young so they are not millions and millions of years old it's absolutely impossible for them to
00:13:52.420 be and it should the whole area was also underwater and of course you're going to find
00:13:56.580 you know your fossilized shells you're going to find you know it all over the world you know stuff
00:14:00.600 fossilizes at different rates in different regions different atmospheres as well and different
00:14:04.880 pressure that they were under during the great flood you know there's proof all over the world
00:14:09.220 that the entire world was underwater you know it was underwater how else just do seashells get to
00:14:14.700 the top of mount everest or all over the mountains of era i know i've talked to y'all just saw this
00:14:18.580 but i'm kind of modern geology it's literally in mud that there's whole seashells in mud i mean
00:14:24.440 it's like this is crazy well it's very exciting and one of the things that we had to do this year
00:14:29.520 and so we were really hard charging uh to get out there you told me it was gonna be huge it's been
00:14:34.040 like a top story yeah it's been well it's done far better than we even imagined and when we first
00:14:38.740 told you like okay we believed that the resources would come we believed that we'd be able to get
00:14:43.480 out there it really was kind of wild how it all kicked yeah we had no money we had no nothing in
00:14:48.140 the beginning of the year daughter out there because you know this explanation was doing
00:14:51.520 there'd be no media you're like we got to go to this yeah no it was a god thing he opened every
00:14:55.220 door he gave got us the permits which was unprecedented turkey doing that that's
00:14:59.180 unprecedented exactly us working together hand in hand yeah i know it's just amazing well there's
00:15:04.140 been a an effort i think to to kind of bring the u.s relations closer you know with it you know
00:15:09.680 with turkey another thing too i think the turkish government after the the layer has been depressed
00:15:14.160 for the last like decade by you know other regional powers they're looking for success
00:15:18.580 stories they wanted to bring in tourism they want to be seen as like a first world nation
00:15:21.960 you know and they are in a lot of ways we spent a lot of time in this thin bowl it's beautiful
00:15:25.240 i'm told my family's gone turkey they say it's incredible oh it's incredible it is it really is
00:15:29.200 and we were welcomed there's nothing i can see nothing negative about my our time in turkey but
00:15:33.900 i do think what it what it was is that it was the perfect timing it was the exact time when
00:15:38.260 no one could find a reason to basically say no to this or where there weren't uh other
00:15:42.460 competing interests coming in to try to uh to destroy it for rare earth minerals and other
00:15:46.740 things like that. Well, you were here three months ago saying this is going to be massive,
00:15:49.080 but I didn't deny it because I'd heard about this site since, you know, for 40 years. But now there's
00:15:54.720 been other obviously expeditions, but this is pretty powerful. And we need to exhaust all
00:15:58.940 non-destructive means. So we're at a place where we're, you know, next year's permits, what we're
00:16:03.360 going to do. I don't know. I say saw that sucker open. Well, that's the thing. We're pushing for
00:16:07.760 an excavation. The excavation, they've given us a little bit of a price tag of what that might be,
00:16:12.720 but we think, you know, we're believing that the Lord's going to provide and we're going to be
00:16:16.200 able to cut a portion out so you can actually walk up and you can see essentially what's inside
00:16:20.740 oh if you open it up and go into the tunnel i mean that's going to be like cutting anything
00:16:24.700 there's a door we'd have to dig out the door because it's buried and cut like we'd have to
00:16:28.560 cut through the mud flow to get the door but it's not yeah no we have no plans to do excavating
00:16:33.100 through the muds yes exactly and getting to the door of the ark because that's pretty much the
00:16:37.220 only way you can get in the structure without damaging it and you know they want to preserve
00:16:40.600 it you know there are means to preserve it that they're talking about uh because you see those
00:16:44.840 But I'm saying this will be the biggest archaeological find in history if this is confirmed.
00:16:49.700 And just the fact that it's the exact link the Bible says, I mean.
00:16:52.880 Scans are showing a boat.
00:16:54.580 Dr. Baktar is saying there's a vessel under there.
00:16:56.880 He thinks it's a spaceship because he's not a Christian.
00:16:58.620 He doesn't really know. 0.96
00:16:59.140 And you know what's interesting is because he does all this work for the U.S. military.
00:17:02.340 First thing he said when he saw Noah's Ark was, this could be a spaceship.
00:17:05.700 And I'm like, what are you doing for the military where you identified Noah's Ark as a space shuttle?
00:17:09.940 So it's really kind of funny.
00:17:11.100 I wonder what they're up to.
00:17:12.120 but you know he looked at it and he was like you know it's a vessel of some sort he's like and it's
00:17:15.700 extraordinary you know it's just he's like never seen anything like it he has no idea what it's
00:17:19.520 made of he would tell him you know well the bible said i looked it up you guys do have like one of
00:17:23.220 the top guys who's even like isn't even he's like well well the spaceship uh no you're here for a 0.96
00:17:27.980 boat no and he he's we brought in the best who is non-bias you know because we knew we were going 0.90
00:17:33.640 to get pushback we knew people were going to be like oh well making excuses the cope is real
00:17:37.980 alex because you know the implication of noah's ark we're getting attacked andrew got robbed they
00:17:42.760 stole all of people broken into your place tell people about that broke into so andrew jones on
00:17:47.000 your ex account right now people pull that up it is it sure is um breaking your places ransacking
00:17:50.880 they broke into andrew jones's apartment so what they did was they were harassing him like so we
00:17:56.240 got the permits and started studying broken into noah's ark i saw that he they started banging on
00:18:01.780 his door at 1 a.m telling him to come out trying to get in trying to break into his house so we
00:18:06.260 told him we're like you need to go stay with a friend so we went and packed up his stuff went
00:18:09.520 and stayed with a friend well he sent his friend back a couple days later to go get some things
00:18:13.480 oh no the next day to get some things from his apartment and his friend called him and said
00:18:17.740 you've been ransacked and robbed they broke through the padlock of his door left his door
00:18:22.440 you know just banged up went inside went straight for his office so what they took was memory cards
00:18:27.800 laptops anything that could have memory storage on it so we believe you know they were coming
00:18:32.000 after evidence of noah's ark they thought he was storing it there of course he had backups of
00:18:35.800 everything they did there's photos on his ex of the ransacked place you know but they also left
00:18:40.140 microphones uh they left the uh computer screens anything of value they left behind but they took
00:18:47.220 anything that had storage so it was a hit it was a robbery of the information not about exactly
00:18:51.600 and the interesting thing is it wasn't a local job so locals are really happy they're there
00:18:55.680 very friendly the person that was threatening him was speaking english which was interesting so we
00:19:01.080 don't really know who it is uh or who we don't want to speculate but you know it was an english
00:19:06.220 speaking well who would not want us to find noah's are people that are anti-christian oh yes
00:19:10.160 anti-christians i think they're maybe scientific interests you know because you never know what
00:19:14.220 you might find in the remains of a structure like that yeah you know alex you know what they
00:19:19.300 teach our kids in school they teach them we came from a monkey that's still the standard is that
00:19:24.700 evolution is the curriculum that is being taught to our kids in school noah's are completely undies
00:19:29.660 that so that is why we're getting attacks by evolutionists darwinists atheists because it
00:19:34.540 the implication of finding noah's ark is so much greater than us searching or studying the titanic
00:19:40.240 and by the way almost everything else the old testament they thought was a lie they said oh
00:19:44.120 moses and did this thing here and they find the actual place where they did it and even it's like
00:19:48.940 aluminum i think they had then there's like an aluminum signet left there and and what plato
00:19:53.500 said where he said that uh troy was they thought he was crazy they would have been covered in the
00:19:58.200 flood and there's the whole city exactly you described
00:20:00.300 Troy. So it's not just
00:20:01.700 the Jews that wrote that. A bunch of other
00:20:04.080 ancient stuff, they're digging it all up. It's like, this isn't
00:20:06.140 fiction. This happened. Well, it's odd because
00:20:07.920 the critics you would have found a thousand years
00:20:09.920 ago, Alex, they still believed in God.
00:20:12.420 They were still a form of a deist. They might have actually
00:20:14.080 been fans of the devil, but
00:20:16.000 no one was an atheist. This is 0.80
00:20:17.780 a relatively new phenomenon for mankind.
00:20:20.320 We're so far away now. We're
00:20:21.980 being forced artificially away from 0.89
00:20:24.040 creation, away from our beginnings, that you 0.60
00:20:25.960 can start to believe ridiculous things like, again,
00:20:28.120 that we come from from apes but but i think the key uh that we we really see with this is the
00:20:32.880 excitement this is driven among children among homeschool families even among government officials
00:20:37.320 my goodness there is no one i have told this story to and told them about the site that isn't excited
00:20:42.160 about it one because it juxtaposes against much of the turmoil in the world people would much rather
00:20:46.660 learn about maybe noah's ark and the origins in this this grand expedition versus a never-ending
00:20:51.640 war or or ai which may turn into you know killer robots in some form or manner but we we do see
00:20:57.700 this as a story of hope. And then honestly, I think just like everyone got behind to the
00:21:01.780 excavations of the Egyptian, you know, artifacts and monuments of the British fled in the early
00:21:06.040 1900s. I foresee this as being a joint Turkish-American project to explore the origins
00:21:12.280 of Christianity. No, all of creation, not just Christianity. It's all of our, that's where
00:21:17.120 creation re-began. You know, we aren't some specks that collided millions and millions of years ago
00:21:22.200 and created mankind. We were intricately and wonderfully made and preserved with Noah's
00:21:26.860 eight survivors on the ark you know we all of us trace our ancestry back to those eight survivors
00:21:31.760 just like all the animals can chase their ancestry all the way back to um you know the ark the two
00:21:37.260 of every kind and we know that we have to prove it's noah's ark we've almost proved i mean we're
00:21:41.720 we've proved it's a boat more to be announced in the next two weeks under the turkish officials
00:21:46.340 they'll be making an official um announcement in two weeks um but with that being said you know we
00:21:52.740 We've come really far.
00:21:54.120 I think we've proven it's a boat. 1.00
00:21:55.320 What are the Turks going to announce? 0.64
00:21:56.080 But when we prove it's Noah's Ark, we have to get ancient, you know, we're talking with 0.75
00:22:00.080 scientists right now to get ancient animal DNA to find out what the two original of every
00:22:04.680 kind is.
00:22:05.320 So it wasn't every single breed of animal.
00:22:08.380 It was two of every kind, God told him, which means two dogs, two cats, two marsupials,
00:22:13.320 two rodents, and then all the breeds and all the adaptation from years and years and years
00:22:17.900 and centuries of that are the breeds you see today of the two original dogs that were on
00:22:21.420 the Ark.
00:22:21.780 So I'd love to know what the original two looked like of every kind that went on the Ark.
00:22:26.940 You know, we're talking about 5,000 to 7,000 animals.
00:22:29.560 They're saying it was very realistic for that many animals to fit inside of the Ark, which is massive.
00:22:34.760 It's about a field and a half, like a football field and a half.
00:22:37.640 So it's really, really big.
00:22:39.240 You know, it has lots of rooms, lots of places for storage to keep every single animal.
00:22:44.720 And, you know, we'll be testing for that.
00:22:46.140 You know, they were in there for a year.
00:22:47.200 It's quite possible that ancient animal DNA is left within the floors of the formation.
00:22:53.880 And we did get samples of that, those floors, while core drilling.
00:22:58.580 Go ahead, Edward.
00:23:00.180 I was just going to say, go ahead.
00:23:01.980 It's not a right or left-wing thing either.
00:23:03.880 So there's a whole angle of this about the value of animals, too.
00:23:07.780 You think about this.
00:23:08.760 We were having a discussion over the last couple months about, does God only care about humans?
00:23:14.280 Obviously, Noah's family got preserved.
00:23:15.920 But again, it's very intriguing that the Lord chose to preserve the creations themselves, the animals themselves.
00:23:21.600 He could have, in a theory, he could have recreated the animals and all these other things, but he didn't do it that way.
00:23:26.720 He made it so that the animals would still be able to be able to self-produce and these other things.
00:23:31.960 They'd still be able to have a man and woman animal.
00:23:34.340 And I think this is a message for all people nowadays, too, because it's a bipartisan thing to love animals.
00:23:39.560 Everyone's got a dog, right?
00:23:40.600 But you mentioned the fact that the Egyptians, but also the Sumerians and others, all basically have the same story. 0.81
00:23:48.460 Yes.
00:23:49.600 And now they're finding evidence of this mass flood event.
00:23:54.400 I mean, that's amazing right there.
00:23:58.260 Every civilization throughout history has both a destruction story and also a preservation story.
00:24:03.560 Something about a flood and some form of life being rebirthed.
00:24:06.740 And I think this points back to that every single person in the ancient world was touched by this event,
00:24:13.100 rather than the fact that maybe they got a chance to see some of Noah's descendants,
00:24:16.960 or maybe even an off chance got to speak to Noah and his family in some form.
00:24:21.200 I think everyone back maybe even 500 years after the flood knew again about God's wrath,
00:24:26.260 knew about the terror that had gone across the earth, and they also had this respect for it, right?
00:24:30.800 And that goes to, I think, every civilization, given the proper research,
00:24:34.880 because that's the other thing about the modern world.
00:24:36.740 You mentioned the Egyptian pyramids and how with ground penetrating radar from satellite level, which it wasn't the ground level.
00:24:43.920 That's a really important thing to note because there's a lot of ancient sites which the countries themselves have basically denied permitting.
00:24:50.200 They've said, no, no, we don't want you to look what's under the Sphinx or the pyramids.
00:24:53.760 And it was in this case that because they were able to look under it, they could see there was underground pools and maybe battery wells and things that may be producing ancient power in some form.
00:25:03.380 I think that there should be a new revolution to push for this form of archaeology.
00:25:08.440 I'd love to find Atlantis, for example.
00:25:10.380 I think Atlantis was real.
00:25:12.380 Well, also, the Tower of Babel was only 100 years after the waters receded.
00:25:16.040 So, you know, they were on the ark for, you know, a year, 100 years later. 0.72
00:25:19.520 It was only 100 years later, mankind is trying to build a tower to be greater than God, you know.
00:25:23.600 And it's like we just keep screwing up and making the same mistakes over and over again.
00:25:27.020 And what a forgiving God we have, because here we are today.
00:25:29.380 But that's where all the stories, yeah.
00:25:30.860 from the other cultures that are all the same
00:25:34.100 as basically the Jewish story,
00:25:35.280 it differs a little bit the way they told it,
00:25:37.380 but you've also got beings down here
00:25:39.800 breeding with the humans, 0.85
00:25:41.520 guy pisses God off, 1.00
00:25:42.580 these clones, kamiras. 1.00
00:25:44.180 You read that 50 years ago, 0.98
00:25:45.040 it's like, what is this?
00:25:45.940 And then the preachers always say,
00:25:47.920 the Bible's literal, except about this.
00:25:50.760 And then it's literally where we are now.
00:25:53.920 Well, 100%.
00:25:54.620 You can really tell who's listening to God
00:25:57.140 and maybe who's listening to man-made structures
00:26:00.040 when you have the discussion about Nephilim, right?
00:26:02.280 Because there are some religious kind of sects,
00:26:04.740 especially in Christianity,
00:26:05.740 that will deny anything of the Bible.
00:26:08.940 I've been in like Baptist churches, 0.93
00:26:10.600 you know, they're like, now that is a metaphor. 0.86
00:26:12.680 Well, you just said last Sunday, it's all literal.
00:26:15.100 No, it's like crafter landing. 0.99
00:26:17.460 They're having sex with the women. 0.99
00:26:18.720 God doesn't like it. 1.00
00:26:19.760 They're making mutant giants.
00:26:21.400 I mean, it's like, and then the hidden books of the Bible
00:26:24.800 that they now found the scrolls of
00:26:26.480 that are indeed were in the Bible. 0.98
00:26:27.840 It's literally alien invasion. 0.82
00:26:29.660 Right.
00:26:29.900 And, you know, it's interesting that the Dead Sea Scrolls contained the Book of Enoch.
00:26:34.720 They did.
00:26:35.120 The Book of Esther didn't.
00:26:36.300 It wasn't in the Dead Sea Scrolls, but they decided to put Esther in, but not the Book of Enoch.
00:26:40.600 And I'm talking about the first one.
00:26:41.860 And there's a bunch of other books, too.
00:26:43.280 Yeah, exactly.
00:26:44.320 And, you know, there's a lot of missing information.
00:26:45.520 Those are the ones that read like a sci-fi adventure.
00:26:46.780 What would have made God say the only solution to the terror and chaos that's now on the Earth is to wipe out pretty much all of creation, right?
00:26:57.520 preserving but a but a family and but but he said no was perfect as generations not perfect from sin
00:27:03.420 genetically perfect exactly so it said that this uh mankind had been corrupted is what god said
00:27:09.140 he said he looked upon the earth and saw that mankind had been corrupted which was much more
00:27:12.620 than just evil he said every you know heart was evil is what he said but you know god and it says
00:27:19.320 in revelation it's going to be like the days of noah as in the days of noah so the coming like the
00:27:24.120 so the coming of the son of man shall be.
00:27:26.180 So it's like an end time story of when you're looking around.
00:27:28.320 So you read this and say, oh, that's fiction.
00:27:29.240 Yes.
00:27:29.460 Why is it all happening now for real?
00:27:31.140 Exactly.
00:27:31.620 And remember when Matt Gaetz said, blew the whistle and said that they were doing some
00:27:34.340 alien, yeah, they were doing some, they're already doing it, you know, and that was exactly
00:27:38.480 what was going on in the days of Noah.
00:27:39.900 And, you know, the book of Enoch, they talk about how they sinned against birds and beasts 0.72
00:27:43.020 and did all these cross genetic experiments. 0.62
00:27:45.620 You know, that's what they did. 0.93
00:27:46.480 They corrupted the seed of not only mankind by creating these nephilim hybrids. 0.99
00:27:49.740 The sin is taking God's design and messing with it. 1.00
00:27:51.860 Exactly.
00:27:52.220 You give humans the freedom to do anything without fear of God. 0.96
00:27:57.120 I mean, we always go down the direction of being the most evil, most debaucherous, and you can only imagine the things which, well, I imagine now, I read the headlines today, you know, discussions of sex with animals, you know, transgenderism is basically very tame compared to some of the things that people are coming up with.
00:28:11.040 I mean, look, the subject of AI development, now with the new video AI generation, you can create pornography and all kinds of crazy, you know, they call it entertainment. 0.91
00:28:21.720 The things that you can create would never have even been imaginable, even by our brains, okay?
00:28:26.500 But people are producing these things, and they're distributing them on dark corners of the Internet.
00:28:30.940 Well, people that say, oh, whatever, it's in all the ancient cultures, and then now everything it predicted then that said it was happening then is now happening.
00:28:38.100 So that doesn't happen by accident.
00:28:39.600 Like, this is real.
00:28:41.600 Whether it's like some psychic projection from the past of what was to come or whether it really happened, which we're digging it all up so it did happen, it's like it's real.
00:28:48.780 Yep. Wars and rumors of wars. Now we have plagues. And, you know, it really is signaling the end times. You know, human life is so unvalued right now. You know, they were doing child sacrifice en masse back in the days of Noah. You know, it was a thing they'd serve their demon gods by serving the demon god of Moloch. You know, and we're seeing that every day. It's just in a different form. It just doesn't look the same as it did back then because technology is advanced. But it's the same kind of witchcraft. It's the same kind of satanic rituals that they're doing that they were doing back then.
00:29:17.500 we're just doing it more blatantly now and they'd celebrate it and make it look like it's just an
00:29:21.600 amazing thing you know and it's really so manipulative of the young minds that we're
00:29:26.260 growing up you know we're teaching our children in public education systems that they have no value
00:29:31.420 you're a descendant of a primate you're nothing important and then they grow up exactly and that
00:29:36.460 you are just you know you are nothing but really you are intricately and wonderfully made you know
00:29:40.820 and you have a god that loves you and they can't have that message get out and i do believe that's
00:29:45.220 what Noah Sark does prove. I think it is tangible proof of God. If I can prove that the most scoffed
00:29:50.240 at story in the Bible is 100% irrefutably real, imagine how many souls could be saved, how many,
00:29:55.720 you know, how many textbooks need to be rewritten, how much science needs to be overhauled. Because
00:30:00.600 if we prove that's where creation began to see where the door is, drill down, open that sucker 0.97
00:30:04.520 up right now. And we prove it's a God. There's a God. Yep. Behind it all. All right. Amazing. 0.95
00:30:08.280 What are you guys hosting next hour? We're going to cover people need to stay tuned for this.
00:30:11.420 Well, Edward, I let Edward help.
00:30:13.420 What are we covering today?
00:30:14.420 I think we're definitely going to be talking about some of the updates with this Russian plague outbreak.
00:30:17.740 And, of course, you've been covering this.
00:30:18.660 Yeah, it looks suspicious to me.
00:30:19.720 It looks very suspicious.
00:30:20.860 And, you know, frankly, Alex, I don't know why we still have any BSL three and four labs in the world after what happened in the pandemic.
00:30:28.080 We're also going to talk a little bit about, you know, updates with the midterms, these other things.
00:30:31.220 And we'll get into the Cornel 7, I think, where we're going to be getting in touch.
00:30:33.860 Oh, my gosh, that is so, it's like she literally admits she set them up and then the Democrats are still going after them?
00:30:39.420 Oh, it's insane.
00:30:39.980 Of course, they latch on to her.
00:30:41.280 It's just the same with Gun Control. 0.71
00:30:42.200 This is the perfect story to go after a young man and go after, you know, the the the manosphere class that they've always been wanting to enslave. 0.97
00:30:50.520 So, yeah, we're going to be talking about that and refuting the bodybuilding whore. 0.99
00:30:54.180 Yep. So bodybuilding whore with cankles. 0.99
00:30:56.480 I saw a video about that. 0.99
00:30:57.320 No, but like it's the same people that defended Lindsay Clancy.
00:31:00.320 She murdered her three kids.
00:31:01.880 So they've moved on to the next thing. 0.57
00:31:04.980 What's crazy is rape really goes on as wrong. 1.00
00:31:06.920 But like almost always the women that are doing this is for PR. 1.00
00:31:09.460 It's crazy. 1.00
00:31:10.220 No, when did it become rape?
00:31:11.240 Like when after her like fifth line of ketamine when she was there and deciding, oh, maybe
00:31:15.720 I shouldn't be doing this.
00:31:16.880 You know, it's. 0.98
00:31:17.180 Well, she said, I wanted to pass out so I could say they raped me. 0.98
00:31:19.720 Like, well, yeah, yeah. 0.98
00:31:21.860 There's money.
00:31:22.560 There's money in lying and destroying young men's lives. 1.00
00:31:24.460 And not to say that these young men weren't being idiots. 1.00
00:31:27.200 Look, it's college. 1.00
00:31:27.980 They're idiots. 1.00
00:31:28.400 But look, that doesn't mean they're going to go to jail for the rest of the life. 1.00
00:31:30.900 The point is the trail of evidence shows she's the villain.
00:31:33.600 Yeah.
00:31:34.020 It's unbelievable.
00:31:35.000 All right.
00:31:35.160 Hour number four with Edward Zoll and, of course, his special guest, Taylor Swift.
00:31:45.520 Putin, for the first time, did a TV address and said, yeah, we'll use nuclear weapons.
00:31:50.380 That's a big deal.
00:31:51.780 Is this already a genuine escalation where we stand on the brink of war?
00:31:55.560 Or are we still just playing a game of mutual intimidation? 0.54
00:31:58.480 The question of the Russian Federation employing all weapons systems at our country's disposal 0.52
00:32:03.300 will inevitably and immediately be placed on the agenda.
00:32:07.060 This is unavoidable.
00:32:08.480 The NATO Secretary General spoke about Europe having 300 million people and so forth.
00:32:13.960 Yes, that is precisely why it will be inevitable for us to raise the question
00:32:17.740 of deploying all the forces and means at our disposal.
00:32:21.520 Why?
00:32:22.460 First of all, we recognize that we would be facing an adversary whose numbers are twice our size.
00:32:27.260 That represents significant economic potential and significant military potential.
00:32:32.160 And yes, our conventional forces and resources would not be sufficient on their own to counter such a threat
00:32:38.420 Therefore, we would have to leverage our competitive advantages in this conflict
00:32:42.980 Yes, of course, France and the United Kingdom are nuclear powers
00:32:46.440 We understand this perfectly well and are fully conscious of it
00:32:50.240 However, the strike capabilities that Russia possesses today are matched by no one else 0.52
00:32:55.320 These constitute our competitive advantages 0.53
00:32:58.220 How else are we to resist an aggressor?
00:33:01.440 We are not threatening anyone.
00:33:03.880 We are simply stating that our tools for self-defense are not unlimited.
00:33:08.360 And incidentally, neither the letter nor the foreign ministry statement explicitly mentions the use of nuclear weapons.
00:33:15.000 They state, as I have just framed it, the deployment of all forces and means at our country's disposal.
00:33:21.700 How that actually unfolds is a decision we will make when the time comes.
00:33:25.480 And that's because they're encircling Kalinograd and talking about doing a blockade. 0.60
00:33:29.700 That's NATO.
00:33:30.720 Unbelievable.
00:33:31.440 And here's the key.
00:33:32.860 The EU admits their economic ministers, the NATO, all of them, that they have demographically
00:33:37.980 and all these other issues are going to collapse by 2029 if they don't have a war with Russia.
00:33:42.760 For those that don't study history, that's what empires do when they're in decline.
00:33:46.580 Trump's pulling massive numbers of U.S. troops out of Europe.
00:33:51.300 He's been telling Zelensky don't blow up Russian refineries.
00:33:53.740 That hurts Europe even worse than Russia.
00:33:56.040 Zelensky's pledged to double down and double the attacks. 0.78
00:33:58.580 He has to stop knocking out diesel fuel in Russia.
00:34:03.600 Let him go after targets, but not diesel fuel, because he's causing a shortage of diesel fuel.
00:34:09.100 Because it then ties in with the massive anti-white race war NGO program that's now blown up in 10 countries of Europe. 0.67
00:34:19.180 The epicenter being France, the detonator.
00:34:21.520 Hundreds killed. They're trying to suppress the numbers. 0.95
00:34:24.200 Police being lynched. Whole families being beaten up.
00:34:26.400 The illegal aliens and the migrants stop cars if you're not brown, you're drugged out and beaten half to death or murdered. 0.98
00:34:33.380 He's warned you're just a few decisions away. 0.96
00:34:35.740 Well, I just got off the phone with someone senior in a European nation who, you know, he sits way at the top.
00:34:42.120 And what he told me, it should worry everyone, really.
00:34:44.740 So here's what he said.
00:34:46.680 He said, Stephen, the people at the top are not listening to anyone anymore.
00:34:51.680 They know they can't wait until 2029 to take on the Russia as planned.
00:34:54.840 because Europe can't hold together that long economically. 0.77
00:34:59.000 You know, I've been preaching this for over a year. 0.89
00:35:01.500 So now they beat the Russia drum louder every week. 0.88
00:35:04.580 And if you think that's crazy, okay, I get it.
00:35:06.660 But let's look at one thing because it sort of confirms it, right?
00:35:09.560 The EU government limits how much debt a country can take on.
00:35:13.580 Roads, schools, hospitals, all of it has to fit underneath that budget.
00:35:18.160 Except for defense.
00:35:19.620 In Germany, military spending has no borrowing limit at all.
00:35:22.840 There's no ceiling.
00:35:23.420 But Europe's special exception for that defense spending runs out at the end of 2028. 0.68
00:35:29.120 That's one year before the date they told us that they're ready for Russia. 0.59
00:35:33.360 Have you seen it yet?
00:35:34.520 This is not about Russia.
00:35:36.340 Schools hit a wall.
00:35:38.200 Energy costs hit a wall.
00:35:39.420 Fuel costs hit a wall.
00:35:40.360 Pensions hit a wall.
00:35:41.920 The only way out has war written all over it.
00:35:44.700 So the people in charge are standing in front of their countries that are broke.
00:35:48.080 The citizens are unhappy and scared.
00:35:49.740 And they're losing in the polls.
00:35:51.220 What do they do to cover up their failures?
00:35:53.420 and keep power bingo war it's their only option left germany asked about 300 000 young people 0.60
00:36:01.580 if they would serve in the military 530 said yes not 530 530 out of 300 000 said yes on top of
00:36:11.260 that about 50 000 students walked out of school saying we're not cannon fodder maybe i have your
00:36:16.620 attention now because i can tell you that the people at the top will not stop this they'll keep
00:36:21.180 Keep going until the handbrake is pulled.
00:36:23.560 And guess what?
00:36:24.180 The handbrake is you and me.
00:36:26.280 This is all classic military doctrine.
00:36:28.360 They have the same doctrine.
00:36:29.060 We have the same doctrine.
00:36:30.260 If they're being overrun conventionally, they will launch nuclear weapons.
00:36:39.740 The answer to 1984 is 1776.
00:36:45.680 You're listening to The Alex Jones Show.
00:36:48.380 Welcome back to Alex Jones Live.
00:36:51.460 I'm your host, Edward Zalm, here with my co-host, Lauren Witzke.
00:36:55.120 And we were here to describe again one of the great, great miracles, I think, of the modern era,
00:37:00.100 which again is the rediscovery of the site where Noah's Ark rests.
00:37:04.160 Yep. And, you know, there's been years and years of evidence.
00:37:07.220 Ron Wyatt brought global attention to the duopreneur formation back in the 80s.
00:37:12.640 So that's where a lot of people heard of it.
00:37:14.200 But we're studying, we're just continuing the study with brand new, high, like the best technology known to man right now.
00:37:21.560 We're using at the site right now some of the top minds in the world.
00:37:24.980 It's an international initiative between, you know, we have engineers in Australia.
00:37:29.980 We have U.S. defense scientists.
00:37:31.740 We have Turkish archaeological professors.
00:37:33.900 The best of the best coming together to, you know, prove to the world that this is the resting place of Noah's Ark.
00:37:39.520 And, you know, I think that, you know, they try to say in archaeology, all the archaeologists are saying, you can't ever prove anything 100%.
00:37:46.440 I don't buy that one bit.
00:37:49.360 And again, that's such a ridiculous standard because, again, most of the things in books and most of the things being taught to our children are theoretical.
00:37:56.940 So that's a cop out. 0.84
00:37:59.400 And I think it's a challenge against the prevailing worldview that globalists and evil people in this world seek to indoctrinate and brainwash our children with.
00:38:07.960 What we're presenting again is what we feel the Lord pushed us toward.
00:38:11.640 Let's investigate and let's explain and tell the story of mankind being given a second chance.
00:38:18.500 A redemption story, a rebirth story.
00:38:21.600 And it's exciting.
00:38:22.440 You mentioned all the scientists.
00:38:23.800 Dr. Bokhtar, we get to know everybody who's involved in the project and we get to know them pretty well.
00:38:30.480 I've gotten to spend quite a lot of time with Dr. Bokhtar.
00:38:32.900 And Dr. Bokhtar, other than being a funny Iranian guy, he also is incredibly skilled.
00:38:38.340 He's also one of the reasons why we've been able to crack a lot of the cartel tunnels coming into California.
00:38:42.980 You wouldn't know this, right?
00:38:43.960 But that's how effective his ground-penetrating radar system is.
00:38:47.740 Yes.
00:38:48.000 You know, the system that was used in the ARC, you know, floor that you have some footage of.
00:38:52.400 And it was kind of odd to see it in person, by the way.
00:38:54.000 I wasn't sure what to expect.
00:38:55.460 Was it going to be this massive laser?
00:38:56.780 What was it going to be?
00:38:58.380 All right, he actually, we used what looked like a John Deere, like a John Deere kind of...
00:39:03.080 Yeah, so you had it hooked to a tractor.
00:39:04.340 Hooked to a tractor.
00:39:05.040 The thing is huge.
00:39:05.700 It's huge.
00:39:06.400 And basically, he keeps this radar running against the ground as closely as possible he can so that it can basically scan and show you what's underneath the ground.
00:39:14.720 Because to break into the ground, that is the last thing you're allowed to do at any of these sites.
00:39:19.700 You know, you have to preserve it.
00:39:20.840 You have to keep it undamaged, unchanged.
00:39:23.660 And this system right here, this was the same kind of system used to stop drug mules and cartel members from coming into San Diego.
00:39:33.120 Yep. Also, it's used by elitists to find hidden treasures.
00:39:37.240 They hired Dr. Bakhtar to find gold and different treasures from different shipwrecks.
00:39:43.720 He also helps, you know, the U.S. military identify shipwrecks themselves.
00:39:47.620 That's kind of his specialty.
00:39:49.120 So pretty much he's the best of the best.
00:39:50.860 He's the guy the U.S. military calls.
00:39:53.220 And even he said it's not geological.
00:39:55.540 He was amazed by what he had found.
00:39:57.800 And look, I think there is a there is a legitimate conspiracy to stop people from wondering about what's on this earth beneath the waves and in the mountains.
00:40:07.360 They want us looking out into space and they want us looking out into the far distance.
00:40:11.360 And they want us fantasizing about the things which science has told us is 5%, you know, maybe provable or theoretical.
00:40:18.160 Like, oh, well, let's let's fantasize about what black holes might do.
00:40:20.860 Right.
00:40:21.000 I'll tell you what's more exciting and tangible.
00:40:24.340 Let's look at our own history.
00:40:26.220 Why wouldn't you want to know where every single person who's alive today derives their origin to?
00:40:31.120 Yep.
00:40:31.540 Okay.
00:40:32.140 Where every animal was saved and then the world was given a rebirth.
00:40:36.320 And it's not just about this hope story.
00:40:38.640 It's about, you know, have you ever wondered about the origin of the rainbow?
00:40:41.180 Okay.
00:40:41.440 The rainbow you see after every downpour, that is the promise the Lord gave that he never would destroy this earth again.
00:40:49.480 And you know, it's really cool about the formation. It's like not a really wet region. The Mediterranean, like it's very, you know, the weather is very, uh, it's Mediterranean weather type weather. So it's like very dry and it's very sunny. And even in like multiple rainbows show up all the time at the formation, just in the mountains, like it just these beautiful double rainbows, these beautiful rainbows. And it's like really fun. I think it's like a nod from God. Like, okay, right before we were getting ready to dig, he sent this beautiful rainbow and it landed like right at
00:41:19.460 the formation and we have pictures of that on noah's ark scans facebook page and it's just like
00:41:23.640 amazing like he keeps giving us nods along the way and like you said like why are we so focused on
00:41:29.060 you know going to mars which is dead it's death it's like nothing survives out there instead of
00:41:34.340 studying our own origin which is a lot like our story that's still alive today um and tracing back
00:41:40.080 to you know where creation re-began and you know it's that's interesting that they try to keep us
00:41:45.680 focused on everything else instead of what's in front of us. And now that we are so close,
00:41:50.540 I mean, every day we draw closer and closer to proving without any doubt in the world that this
00:41:56.500 is Noah's Ark. Now the media is starting to turn on us and they're starting to publish headlines
00:42:01.200 about, you know, these opinions and botched studies and, you know, people who flipped and
00:42:07.900 partnered with evolutionists. You know, recently Newsweek published a headline like we published,
00:42:12.880 you know, the Bakhtar study and a big press release and everything around it, Newsweek
00:42:17.060 released a headline that says, you know, what the 1996 report said about the Durapenar formation.
00:42:24.420 So they're talking about things that happened 20 years ago.
00:42:27.000 I wish they would go into what it actually said, because you look at what the 1996 study
00:42:30.660 said, like, this is not a formative study.
00:42:33.500 So what he did was he took a rock sample from 24 kilometers away.
00:42:37.040 So there's the Durapenar formation.
00:42:38.940 And then, yeah, 24 kilometers away, he chipped off a piece of a rock.
00:42:42.880 brought it to an evolutionist, you know, scientist who, or he was a professor out in California.
00:42:48.480 He studied it and said, well, it's a rock. It's like, of course it was a rock. Like you gave him
00:42:52.020 a rock. And then they use that headline to debunk our work all the way to today.
00:42:56.980 But this is the thing, this is why there's a microcosm of everything we can get told by this
00:43:00.680 same atheistic, you know, evil scientific establishment is you start to realize that's
00:43:05.000 how a lot of studies are conducted. I'm not saying every single study known to man in every journal
00:43:09.840 this wrong or are conducted in a poor way. But I will tell you, you need to read every study
00:43:14.760 because you start looking at the methodology. That's the first part. How did they conduct this?
00:43:18.540 Where did they get the samples for the testing for this? And you start to realize that these
00:43:22.300 studies were a check the box. They were an attempt to basically brush off or to depress
00:43:27.460 any further investigation. Going into it with this mindset, you're not only going to be far
00:43:32.400 more healthy, you're going to be far happier. You're going to start to realize there's a whole
00:43:36.160 sect of the information that you're being taught that that yes is derived directly from the devil
00:43:40.520 there's an attempt an attempt to essentially mislead you and an attempt to mischaracterize
00:43:44.600 this goes back down to the heart of lies no no no and i mean i've you hear this all the time that
00:43:49.580 they need to you know are we relied to in the history books about a lot of things a lot of
00:43:54.060 events that have happened in history um we weren't given the entire truth you know even going back to
00:43:58.700 american slavery for example you know you now our education system teaches you know little white kids
00:44:03.840 that, oh, you're the oppressor, you know, the slave. But really, we are the first, like the 0.59
00:44:07.680 United States of America, you know, founded by, you know, these white Christians. We were the 0.64
00:44:11.820 first ones in the world to end slavery. Everybody else was still doing it. Even years after we ended
00:44:16.440 it in our country, you know, and we don't, you know, it's, but we're taught, we're teaching our
00:44:20.140 kids on the other hand in textbooks, you know, that you were the oppressor and you have to be
00:44:24.020 sorry. And that's just one example of many in history books where they need to be rewritten.
00:44:28.700 Well, it's, it's a revolution against the entrepreneurial spirit, right? You know,
00:44:32.300 What does it mean to be an American?
00:44:33.660 I mean, I came here as an immigrant.
00:44:35.160 We were founded by explorers.
00:44:36.400 So glad to get to live amongst and learn from Americans, the badass cowboys of the world.
00:44:42.820 And look, there's a special formula that has produced the American, the American that everyone knows about in the past,
00:44:48.700 the American who defeated the British Empire, the American that helped Europe win World War II,
00:44:53.540 and then the American that sent rockets into space and now is leading the superintelligence race.
00:44:58.620 You know, the American spirit is about doing things which are basically being told to be impossible, doing the unthinkable, doing the things which are being discouraged against.
00:45:08.940 And also at the heart of that, too, is it's our faith.
00:45:11.480 You know, we don't just do these things out of pure curiosity.
00:45:16.040 You know, we do it because, one, we're feeling driven to by our creator.
00:45:19.620 And two, because they are all reflections of what it means to be an excellent in spirit, excellent in work, and excellent in your profession.
00:45:27.320 And I think when we point back to the modern problems in the world, especially, you know, the issue of the mischaracterization of the contribution of white Americans, you know, to society at large, I think it comes down to...
00:45:41.240 What are you a white supremacist, Edward? 0.93
00:45:42.460 I'll be the worst one, wouldn't I? 0.93
00:45:45.020 But I'll say this is that there's a reason why my family came to America.
00:45:48.160 Right.
00:45:48.540 Right.
00:45:48.780 And there's a reason why my family left India.
00:45:51.560 There's a reason why my family immigrated to Western society.
00:45:54.520 There's a reason why I was taught English.
00:45:55.740 Right.
00:45:55.840 Yep. And that's the reason you converted to Christianity. Your family did, too. Right.
00:45:59.000 So it was like, you know, there's a lot of Vivek is in the news right now, you know, because he's losing against Amy Action.
00:46:05.880 DOP can't figure out what's wrong. Maybe it's because you elected somebody who an Indian who wouldn't even accept our culture. 1.00
00:46:11.800 He didn't assimilate. He makes fun of white people. 1.00
00:46:13.740 In Ohio. 0.91
00:46:14.640 Yeah, in Ohio. And he's a Hindu. Like he didn't even convert to Christianity. 0.99
00:46:18.820 It's like the most basic form of assimilation. He didn't do it. 0.55
00:46:21.840 And then he trashes us. Like, remember his Christmas rant that he did?
00:46:25.080 And it's like, goodness.
00:46:26.320 And then I can't believe the GOP hand-selected him to run.
00:46:29.020 Well, there's obviously still this systemic issue in the GOP.
00:46:32.620 I mean, look at Sarah Huckabee Sanders' advertisement, right?
00:46:36.020 Their best explanation was, well, we just, we felt like the, you know, using white actors,
00:46:40.940 that was going to be the least offensive.
00:46:42.220 As EBT, as EBT recipients.
00:46:44.360 It was going to be the least offensive.
00:46:45.100 We didn't think that people would get mad about this.
00:46:46.800 But at the heart of it, the GOP, and this is why the GOP is having such a hard time in this midterm,
00:46:51.540 wasn't just failed promises, wasn't just, you know, failing economy, failing geopolitical
00:46:56.040 strategy. It was that the GOP clearly has shown they do not represent the interests of the voting
00:47:02.660 base. And look, the voting base, I think back to me, and I'll speak for you too, I think you maybe
00:47:07.380 are in the same boat. 2016, we were just looking for anything other than the establishment, other
00:47:12.880 than Jeb Bush or Hillary Clinton. Two terrible choices, shoot me now. And we said, okay, well,
00:47:17.980 there's this crazy guy running used to be a reality star i guess no he said all the right
00:47:22.480 things like people didn't like him at first but then he was like okay well you know they're coming 0.99
00:47:25.780 in they're raping our women and he said that they're selling drugs and let's send them back
00:47:31.300 and everybody was like yes let's and it was like a bold taboo thing to say but that's why it was 0.66
00:47:36.300 popular it was build the wall deport the mall you know america first and it wasn't tax cuts it wasn't
00:47:42.640 new wars. It wasn't preserving the world order of post-World War II. It was, how do we improve
00:47:49.460 our lives? And we've talked about this extensively the last couple of years. I think we're in an
00:47:53.880 interesting period of our lives where maybe other things do still matter. Obviously, the projects
00:47:58.260 we're working on, but what matters most to us is children, is our families. I think a lot of people
00:48:03.580 who are like us are in the same period. They're starting families, they're getting married,
00:48:07.680 and now they're saying, okay, the extra $100 does matter. Do you know how much gas comes?
00:48:12.240 really does. You know how much diapers cost? They're expensive. It's not just, again, for
00:48:17.060 for people living in the Midwest. It's everyone in the country. Yep. And I don't know about like,
00:48:21.140 you know, when grocery shopping, I've noticed that I've started like I never used to be like
00:48:27.180 this. I always like especially like would try to eat by the best of the best food, quality food.
00:48:31.520 And I've noticed that I've made compromises on that just due to price, you know, like,
00:48:35.480 OK, instead of getting, you know, the grass fed hamburger, I'll just get the all natural hamburger
00:48:39.840 because it's two dollars cheaper or whatever, you know, and I've noticed just things like that,
00:48:43.520 like on this level of I'm noticing, like if I'm feeling the pain and I'm struggling, you know,
00:48:49.520 could you imagine people who like are living on a single family income, you know, and like
00:48:55.320 single moms, like how could they? I don't know how they are making it. I don't understand how, 1.00
00:49:00.460 you know, people who even just work a minimum wage survive. You can't pay your rent. You can't
00:49:06.340 You can't pay for gas. You can't pay on that.
00:49:08.200 They're going into debt. They're hopelessly going into debt.
00:49:10.680 And what they're being told, again, is as you look at the elections, they say, oh, well, you need to vote red because didn't you once care about the things that President Trump was excited about?
00:49:18.420 Didn't you once care about the red wave and MAGA?
00:49:21.440 And they say, well, yes, but what are you actually going to do when you become governor?
00:49:26.400 I'm going to use the VEC race because it's the best example. 0.94
00:49:28.680 We somehow flipped in a state which was deep red, right?
00:49:32.600 Who could even imagine that Ohio would be turning blue, okay?
00:49:35.560 But here, nonetheless, is the facts of the matter, is the disconnect between the GOP leadership and the base at large, and the voters.
00:49:44.520 And it's not just all the people, by the way.
00:49:45.860 You know, we often see, is it a class war? 0.96
00:49:48.940 Is it an ageist kind of divide between the boomers and the zoomers? 0.68
00:49:52.540 No, I think at the heart of it, it's simply about Americans feeling insecure about being able to not just plan for your future, but provide for your family this year, right, this month.
00:50:02.740 And if you have a situation like that, one, you're not going to motivate them to go out and vote.
00:50:05.600 And two, you better be careful because they're going to be motivated to like revolt vote.
00:50:09.800 They're going to activist vote.
00:50:10.940 Right.
00:50:11.320 I don't think I'm going to do that.
00:50:13.120 I don't know about you.
00:50:14.300 I don't think I'm going to vote for, you know, David Jolly in Florida.
00:50:17.460 I think it's all rigged.
00:50:18.300 I don't think votes matter.
00:50:19.260 Sure.
00:50:19.480 Well, and that's where I'm kind of thinking I'm not going to vote.
00:50:21.000 If elections matter, they wouldn't let us do it.
00:50:22.500 I'm not going to vote, you know, in the very close election in Florida, right?
00:50:25.560 But at the heart, I think many people are in a place now where they say, well, politics doesn't matter.
00:50:30.200 I hate to be there because I know it does.
00:50:31.700 Well, local politics matters. So you can make a difference on the state level. Like, you really can. You know, in the federal government, honestly, I think we should just defund it. You know, that crazy guy who paid me on today? Yeah, he's like, defund the government, don't pay taxes. And I'm like, well, he kind of has a point.
00:50:48.580 That sounds like crazy morbid, but the two big issues that have come to the forebearer here in this election cycle, of course, of FLOC and data centers, right?
00:50:57.000 And I think the average American, they have no idea why their local officials are giving out multi-million dollar contracts for surveillance cameras, not just with FLOC, by the way.
00:51:05.000 There's plenty of FLOC companies that your local county commission or board is spending money on.
00:51:10.380 I know this from looking at just the counties of Florida. 0.52
00:51:12.280 So 10 years ago, I would have been against FLOC cameras, but Biden let in 100 million illegal aliens. Unvetted.
00:51:17.740 yeah unvetted terrorists unvetted and it's just a different time and although i get it like if you
00:51:23.140 give an inch of your rights they take a mile but also it's like okay you have to sacrifice public
00:51:28.700 safety it's same with tsa hated tsa especially 10 years ago but the world has changed america
00:51:33.540 has changed so drastically due to demographic shifts under mayorkas that was his intent you
00:51:39.200 know if you noticed in the last 10 years that the demographics of america have drastically shifted
00:51:44.080 That was because of Mayorkas, because he intentionally and, you know, as he told us and Chief Bovino or Chief Bovino told us like he was telling people to the Border Patrol to funnel people in quickly.
00:51:57.160 It was like as quick as possible. Catch release into the United States was their directive. That's what they were told to do.
00:52:02.880 Now, Bovino actually, you know, he was like, yeah, sure, I'll catch and release. All right. And he released him back into Mexico, which is great.
00:52:09.400 But he, you know, there was very few patriots who were willing to stand up and defend our country against these interests and these people that even leadership that he saw were intentionally trying to destroy our country.
00:52:20.860 So I'm torn on flock.
00:52:22.540 I know I know it's like against my rights, but also the demographics of America have drastically shifted in the last 10 years. 0.78
00:52:29.600 If you give me like 20 million illegal alien deportations, I'd get I'd be pro flock.
00:52:35.960 On that, I think, of course, it's ridiculous that you've been placed in a situation where you have to think about, oh, well, I'm going to debate which Band-Aid or which tourniquet I need to place on my gashing wounds on my body, which is the gashing wounds of civil liberty and the surveillance state has just destroyed privacy, right?
00:52:52.800 And I agree from a philosophical standpoint, right, that we shouldn't be spied on.
00:52:58.520 But also I understand from a reality perspective is that we do have a bunch of criminals in this state.
00:53:03.000 And I'm speaking both for Texas and for Florida.
00:53:04.960 And we know in Florida, look, there's a reason why our county is one of the safest counties in the state.
00:53:11.020 They got cameras everywhere.
00:53:12.280 They got cameras everywhere.
00:53:12.960 And look, our sheriff, you know, we love Sheriff Flowers.
00:53:16.580 Sheriff Flowers in River County.
00:53:18.360 There was once, I'll tell you a little nursery rhyme.
00:53:22.580 There once was a man named Phil.
00:53:24.260 And Phil went to a Walmart and tried to rob a grandma.
00:53:27.360 And then that grandma, in her haste, called Sheriff Flowers and all his officers and all his men came over the hill.
00:53:33.860 About 100 of them came over and cornered that Mr. Phil in an auto zone.
00:53:38.500 And then they shot him the Swiss show.
00:53:39.520 Oh, I saw that.
00:53:40.120 Didn't they live stream it on Facebook?
00:53:41.280 They live streamed it on Facebook.
00:53:41.920 Yes, they shot up this armed robber.
00:53:44.380 Yes.
00:53:44.840 Yeah, he robbed an old lady.
00:53:46.380 And then he cut the pieces.
00:53:47.580 Yeah, and then they just lit up his car.
00:53:49.880 And yeah, it streamed it on Facebook the whole time.
00:53:51.580 If you come to our county to rob people, this is what's going to happen.
00:53:54.480 That was awesome.
00:53:55.520 That is awesome.
00:53:56.360 Yeah, look, they used Flock.
00:53:58.100 They used the surveillance to track the guy throughout the city and throughout the county.
00:54:02.200 but yeah i think there obviously is a question about uh you know police officers using it to
00:54:06.220 track down their ex-girlfriends and oh absolutely no there is ethical violations all over the place
00:54:11.960 um but i'm also like a staunch law and order girl like if you're not doing anything wrong you have
00:54:16.080 nothing to worry about but also that changed under biden because i wasn't doing anything wrong and
00:54:19.220 they shut down on my bank accounts anyway just because the way i thought so you know it could
00:54:22.500 be weaponized um you know and it's dangerous i don't know i'm torn it's either you get stabbed
00:54:27.480 in the neck or you get you know wrongfully arrested by a police officer well i'm a pragmatist
00:54:31.800 I'm a realist. I think that if there ever was a time that we could justify and push through
00:54:36.340 mass deportation, it would be in 2028. Right. And the reason for that is we're already going
00:54:40.260 through a new industrial revolution with AI and work replacement. If we're going to have
00:54:44.840 a great replacement of workers, right? And they're saying it's going to lay off a lot of
00:54:48.420 white collar and blue collar workers in many different industries. Why not remove some of
00:54:53.760 the people who are not supposed to be in our country to begin with? Right. Right. Wouldn't 1.00
00:54:56.740 that help the inherent population standpoint? It's a simple, I know why I would say it's not
00:55:01.760 as simple as the as the question when it comes to the brain drain like retain retaining people 0.98
00:55:06.120 of good skills but this is the thing about ai in a lot of ways they already have fired exactly we 0.67
00:55:10.800 have robots who can do agriculture work too so they don't have to be here either and it's not
00:55:15.200 like we're importing elon musks all over the place you know and vivek also he is you know he is a 1.00
00:55:20.820 smarter well more established migrant but he is advocating for h1bs which they've been bringing 0.99
00:55:27.040 in to deliver pizzas work for uber eats like it's like people that american jobs can do those jobs 0.99
00:55:32.100 like americans can do those jobs it's just that h1b workers will do it twice as long for half as
00:55:37.380 much money so there's an advocacy for cheap foreign labor at the expense of the american
00:55:42.140 worker the american people our wages get pushed down american kids aren't getting selected even
00:55:46.680 for residency as doctors they're having to compete against foreign doctors because there's so much
00:55:51.740 cheaper and they'll work for less money so they can't even get matched for residencies a lot of
00:55:56.260 these american students who are growing up going to med school and it's just it's really the american
00:56:01.240 dream is dying and it's being replaced too oh and we know that from our investigations in the died
00:56:06.860 suddenly realm that many of the foreign doctors they come into our country not only do they care 0.84
00:56:11.960 less about their patients but they actually are actively uh being bribed or being coerced through 1.00
00:56:17.880 money incentives to to kill patients we had a situation in our county you know we were looking
00:56:22.540 into it turns out a bunch of venezuelan iranian and other doctors from other countries had come 0.98
00:56:27.120 in and they don't give a crap about the elderly that are being treated in the hospitals and they 0.98
00:56:30.820 were actively working to to kill them by putting them on ventilators and putting them on because 0.98
00:56:34.540 you get a paycheck every time you get you get you get a money for treating you get money for
00:56:38.280 for venting yep even my pro-vaccine doctor friend told me she said you know they were putting people
00:56:43.440 on ventilators they were killing them you know she that's what was happening and you know she's
00:56:47.280 pro-vaccine. And she admitted that that was absolute, like it was murdering people.
00:56:52.120 A hundred percent. So these things are obviously impacting the midterms and just naturally there
00:56:57.060 is a depression. And I think the excitement, because it's not MAGA, it's not really any of
00:57:02.240 the things that we would have gotten excited about four to eight years ago. It is something
00:57:06.780 weird and new. And even today, there was a pretty big story out about corruption among some of the
00:57:13.180 top, they're calling them outside officials
00:57:15.520 now. Chris Lasavita is one of them.
00:57:17.600 And we've had run into them over the years.
00:57:19.440 Really? Shocking.
00:57:20.980 So he was doing some consulting work over in Russia.
00:57:23.480 Really? Was he?
00:57:24.700 Oh, in Russia?
00:57:25.900 He was working as an international
00:57:29.460 consultant. It just so happened that
00:57:30.660 a Russian entity was looking for
00:57:33.400 basically some of the consultant work. It's just the one
00:57:35.380 that they've picked up on.
00:57:36.900 Him and the other official, they basically
00:57:39.580 were in charge of the midterm strategy.
00:57:41.400 right this is what they've been you know so they went over to the russia to talk midterms
00:57:45.260 no to talk about their elections and their systems give them advice when they're actually
00:57:49.560 supposed to be strategizing and executing uh the midterm policy here at home if if they don't care
00:57:54.820 about the midterm policy or if they've at least in their heads relegated to this is a lost fight
00:57:59.460 what message does that send to the rest of us you know and of course many of us have brains and
00:58:03.580 we go back to even the noah's ark discussion i love that this is pushing uh many fellow christians
00:58:09.700 and back into leaning into the discernment
00:58:11.900 through the Holy Spirit they've been given.
00:58:13.480 I think all of us can figure out many problems
00:58:15.140 without being given a headline,
00:58:16.680 without giving the information from mainstream outlets
00:58:18.740 or mainstream colleges,
00:58:20.040 because again, the Lord gave us a superpower.
00:58:22.460 And that superpower is discernment through the Holy Spirit.
00:58:24.800 And discernment on the midterms,
00:58:26.060 I think many people just, they know,
00:58:27.600 they got a gut instinct that this thing's lost.
00:58:29.440 Okay, not to get too invested.
00:58:31.300 Yes, maybe vote for your local officials,
00:58:32.920 the ones that you know.
00:58:33.560 The ones that you know are actually going to make a difference
00:58:35.200 in your county commission or maybe the state level.
00:58:37.820 But national election,
00:58:38.680 what is there to get excited about?
00:58:39.700 right yeah we were just gonna get uh two more years of war that's what i'm being no i don't
00:58:43.680 think it's ending anytime soon i want to if i could vote i would vote for like if this was a
00:58:48.580 the ability to vote to change the state constitution i would vote to keep i think
00:58:52.800 term limits are a terrible idea like we have desantis in florida he's doing a great job
00:58:56.740 why do we have to replace him let's change the constitution let's keep him i don't want byron
00:59:00.620 donalds he's awful low iq very corrupt and you know i'm just it's just not good and i don't
00:59:07.400 think he's it's gonna be tough like there's they're already like really saying okay you can't 0.56
00:59:12.480 vote Democrat you have to come out and vote for Byron you have to come home and vote for Byron
00:59:16.500 and it's not looking good and it might go blue you know and that's the GOP's doing and it's almost
00:59:21.600 like they like to lose for fundraising and um you know it's just yeah sorry break thank you
00:59:28.480 We'll be back after the break.
00:59:36.500 I got COVID from my gardener, and he had it first, and then I got it.
00:59:42.440 And I was like, ah, did I grab the hose or what?
00:59:44.500 You know, all this.
00:59:45.340 I don't know.
00:59:46.240 But it was, I knew the guy for 20 years, and we both went to the same hospital.
00:59:52.900 And he died, and I didn't.
00:59:54.220 I think we both got Remdesivir, which is not good.
01:00:00.660 Yeah, not good.
01:00:01.220 Not good.
01:00:01.700 Caused his kidney failure.
01:00:02.720 I know.
01:00:03.240 I couldn't walk for three months after I had that stuff.
01:00:06.020 Really?
01:00:06.560 Because it kills you. 0.57
01:00:07.500 I found that afterwards it kills you, and that's why I wonder about Fauci.
01:00:10.580 Oh, you should wonder about that guy.
01:00:12.300 I don't believe that there is anything that can afflict mankind that hasn't got a natural cure for it.
01:00:19.260 I think that there has to be.
01:00:20.600 It just makes sense to me.
01:00:21.600 Now, I couldn't prove that, but I just believe that.
01:00:26.060 Yeah.
01:00:26.480 That there's got to be something that cures things.
01:00:29.100 And I'll tell you a good story.
01:00:32.380 Okay.
01:00:33.840 I have three friends.
01:00:36.400 All three of them had stage four cancer.
01:00:39.400 All three of them don't have cancer right now at all.
01:00:42.740 And they had some serious stuff going on.
01:00:45.720 And what did they take?
01:00:46.600 they took some
01:00:50.840 what you've heard they've taken
01:00:53.240 ivermectin
01:00:55.040 and fenbendazole
01:00:57.180 yeah I'm hearing that a lot
01:00:59.340 they drank hydrochloride something or other
01:01:01.620 there's studies on that now
01:01:03.460 where people have proven that they've
01:01:05.020 people drinking methylene blue and stuff like that
01:01:07.080 yeah methylene blue which was a fabric dye
01:01:09.660 yeah
01:01:10.120 yeah it was a textile dye
01:01:12.160 you know they find it has profound effects on your mitochondria
01:01:15.080 yep
01:01:15.560 yeah this stuff works man it turned out that 2.4 billion dollars was paid just to cbs
01:01:22.820 and walgreens in the first year of the pandemic to not prescribe hydroxychloroquine
01:01:31.240 or ivermectin then it turned out billions more was paid up to a billion
01:01:37.020 to not give people budesidine which is just an inhalable steroid and i got the second variant
01:01:43.840 of COVID. And believe me, it's real because I'd never felt like that. I felt like a gorilla was
01:01:47.340 on my chest for two weeks, but I stayed on air, fought through it, but it was hell on earth.
01:01:52.740 Almost killed my dad, almost killed Rob Dude. It was Budesidine, Ivermectin, other stuff that got
01:01:57.020 him out of it. Get yourself some highest grade, medical grade, ultramethylene blue, methylene red,
01:02:04.180 the bovine colostrum, the very best type of creatine. We got a lot of the basics there as
01:02:10.820 Well, these are amazing, game-changing products that I feel so good
01:02:15.800 and have lost so much weight and so young taking.
01:02:18.160 It's all there at TheAlexJonesStore.com.
01:02:21.920 Widest selection of Patriot apparel, all sorts of cool tactical fanny packs
01:02:25.640 and a lot of other great stuff.
01:02:27.280 But a lot of those special items only come in, you know, a few times a year
01:02:30.340 because they're hard to source and hard to get.
01:02:32.840 We have the America Only line.
01:02:34.820 We got the 1776 line of clothes.
01:02:36.880 A lot of really cool designs, a lot of really cool hats,
01:02:39.740 hundreds and hundreds of different hats, thealexjonesstore.com,
01:02:43.540 and that's how we're funding our operation
01:02:45.280 and how we're going to expand here at the Alex Jones Network.
01:02:47.680 So I want to salute and thank you all.
01:02:49.000 Now, if you go to the same folks that bigly have 1776RX.health,
01:02:54.760 you can get medical grade, this is through a doctor, through the portal,
01:02:59.080 very quick and easy to do,
01:03:01.020 menbensadol and ivermectin that are certified to be very strong anti-parasitics.
01:03:06.060 Total detox, though, and it does a bunch of other things
01:03:08.440 the bad guys don't want you to know about.
01:03:10.620 So get your ivermectin, it's all in one pill,
01:03:12.780 with mimbenzadol right now.
01:03:14.560 Go through the nurse right there in the portal
01:03:16.120 and get it now at 1776RX.health.
01:03:18.520 A very smart move for everyone, in my view,
01:03:21.140 to do a few times a year as a detox.
01:03:23.500 But talk to the nurse, talk to your own doctor,
01:03:25.320 do your own research,
01:03:26.120 and then get your mimbenzadol and ivermectin
01:03:27.920 all in one pill at 1776RX.health.
01:03:30.580 That's 1776, just 1776RX.health now.
01:03:38.440 The Patriots' choice and globalists' dread.
01:03:43.100 Welcome to The Alex Jones Show.
01:03:50.260 Welcome back to the fourth hour of The Alex Jones Live Show.
01:03:54.440 I'm your host, Edward Saul.
01:03:55.440 I'm here with my co-host, Lauren Witzke.
01:03:57.520 And we're just like you, rolling through this crazy time that is 2026.
01:04:03.500 And we found a project to not lose our mind over.
01:04:06.220 we were actually quite happy the Lord is using us in this way and not in a campaign for someone
01:04:11.760 who's going to lose. I just got tired of politics. I got tired of it. It's after the primaries and
01:04:17.280 the GOP working directly against people who have actual Christian values as they, you know, did
01:04:23.080 you know they removed traditional marriage from the GOP platform? They quietly did it. They very
01:04:29.260 quietly removed it from the GOP platform. So now the American nuclear family, traditional marriage
01:04:34.340 between a man and a woman is no longer the GOP platform. 0.57
01:04:36.620 And that was the only reason I was with them.
01:04:37.940 Well, they wanted the log cabin money, right?
01:04:40.340 That's true. 1.00
01:04:41.120 Gays do have money to clean off kids. 0.96
01:04:42.460 Republicans. 0.97
01:04:43.080 And yeah, well, you think about this,
01:04:44.660 you could have become a senator, right?
01:04:46.840 I did become a senator.
01:04:47.980 I think you did win.
01:04:49.280 Again, and if you look at the disparity
01:04:51.400 with the mail-ins in Delaware,
01:04:53.700 I think what the Lord said instead
01:04:55.940 is that you were going to be a representative
01:04:58.240 of God's people, right?
01:04:59.960 And so think about the last couple of years
01:05:01.580 how you've been using that way, right?
01:05:02.740 So you have a bigger constituency, right, than you might have had in Delaware.
01:05:06.320 Right, yeah.
01:05:07.160 Well, I mean, it's just, like, still frustrating because you want to make a difference in politics so much, but you can't.
01:05:11.800 Like, you literally cannot make a difference.
01:05:13.180 So, you know, we're actually doing something that does make a difference.
01:05:15.680 And, hey, guys, guess what?
01:05:16.780 I hate to make a shameless pitch, but you can support Alex Jones and the network by going to getmasterpiecenow.com.
01:05:25.920 This stuff is awesome.
01:05:26.780 I take it every day.
01:05:28.360 It does help with brain fog.
01:05:30.420 So I had, like, really bad brain fog, and it did clear me up.
01:05:32.740 so uh you can support alex jones you take that stuff i do take it yep i uh i like the owner
01:05:38.380 hazen he's really great get masterpiece.com get masterpiece or get masterpiece now.com
01:05:42.680 support alex jones um so back to noah's ark okay i mean i know we got off on a tangent
01:05:47.340 i did want to you know talk about everything we've had found so far um you know and what's next
01:05:54.040 because you know this is a world-shaking event we just got back yes and you know i think it's
01:05:59.400 something really cool that Americans could be proud of. So it's like something, you know,
01:06:02.120 in the spirit of exploration, you know, they went out on the, you know, Christopher Columbus came
01:06:07.480 out and found America, you know, was founded by explorers. And, you know, we just don't do that
01:06:10.880 much, you know, anymore. Like, you know, Elon Musk, who is, he is studying the stars, and he's
01:06:16.600 exploring the stars. Well, you know, this is something that any American, any Christian can
01:06:20.480 get involved in, you know, and you could be a part of making history, you know, people can go
01:06:24.820 see the site yourself. It's open for tourism. If you go to our site, Noah'sArcScans.com,
01:06:31.460 you can find tours that go out there. You also could stay up to date to everything that we found
01:06:36.080 so far and future releases. And also we just launched a merch shop. So all the proceeds from
01:06:41.940 the t-shirts, hats, everything go to studying at the Durpanar Formation, Noah's Arc Scans. It
01:06:48.660 supports the American Christian team. We crowdfunded the whole thing. You will not believe the amount
01:06:53.740 of people who offered us money early on like so these big world health organization groups
01:06:58.340 like really really big groups know that it's noah's art because they tried to buy us out early
01:07:03.060 and they said okay we'll give you the money for the whole study but you got to sign on this line
01:07:07.100 that you can't you know share you we control the messaging you can't christianize it you can't we
01:07:12.060 control everything that goes out it has to be approved through us and you know at our attorneys
01:07:15.820 before you put anything out and it's like yeah right like you're going to control the messaging
01:07:19.000 no thanks so we crowdfunded the whole thing in partnership with give send go the christian
01:07:22.960 fundraising platform. If you go to noahsarkscans.com slash donate, you can donate your tax
01:07:28.200 deductible donation, support the dig, or buy a t-shirt that you can find on noahsarkscans.com.
01:07:34.220 So in two weeks, the Turkish archaeological professor, Dr. Janker Attila, will be making
01:07:39.400 a huge announcement regarding the findings so far. Now, everybody needs to keep in mind,
01:07:44.160 we don't get the lab results until like another two months. It's going to be another two months
01:07:49.020 before we get the soil sample analysis and, you know, all the lab work done back.
01:07:55.220 So it is like for sure foolproof.
01:07:57.220 But in two weeks, we will be making an exciting announcement.
01:07:59.840 So stay posted on Noah's Arc Scans dot com.
01:08:02.320 You can also sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know when we know.
01:08:05.960 So, you know, I'm really glad that we have released evidence as we've gone,
01:08:09.620 as opposed to other archaeologists.
01:08:11.500 And they like kind of hold everything and do one final report.
01:08:14.520 We've kind of let everything out as it comes.
01:08:16.540 We didn't put behind a paywall.
01:08:17.760 we wanted everybody to know about it and you know we'll continue to do that and that's because we
01:08:23.120 crowdfunded the study and it's paid for by all of us so it's all of our information you know it's
01:08:29.000 just like it's all of our story um you know and it's been just wow what a ride it's been awesome
01:08:34.000 it's been awesome it's a ship it's a ship under there i'm telling you folks it's a ship and it's
01:08:38.300 a big magnificent ship that god told noah to create in his divine knowledge he created this
01:08:43.800 Just an extraordinary boat with a giant hallway through the dead center.
01:08:48.360 Every hallway connects to this dead center hallway.
01:08:50.820 A big door.
01:08:52.000 It's just really, really cool to be a part and seeing God's word come alive in real life.
01:08:58.460 It is.
01:08:59.000 It's alive.
01:08:59.820 Like, I mean, he's a living God.
01:09:00.880 I mean, it's a living story.
01:09:01.960 And it's just, oh, my gosh, it's amazing.
01:09:03.940 Well, it's a grand adventure.
01:09:04.720 I mean, we even had Bear Grylls out there.
01:09:06.680 Yep, Bear Grylls.
01:09:07.260 The past two weeks.
01:09:09.040 It's been very interesting to get to meet him and other prominent people.
01:09:12.140 When the sun went down, we all drank our own urine.
01:09:14.340 Is that what we did?
01:09:15.200 No, I'm just kidding.
01:09:15.560 Is that what you taste is weird?
01:09:16.760 No, I'm just kidding.
01:09:17.880 It's like, wow, we've been out here for hours.
01:09:19.420 We're dehydrated.
01:09:20.600 Yes, we're more dehydrated.
01:09:22.160 There was no pee drinking.
01:09:23.300 Yes, no.
01:09:24.200 There's a visitor center.
01:09:25.080 They've soda and stuff.
01:09:25.800 It was Gatorade at the visitor center.
01:09:27.100 Was it?
01:09:28.540 Yes.
01:09:29.640 What does that show?
01:09:30.740 It's like, oh, that movie is like, oh, it's sterile and I like the taste.
01:09:34.300 Oh, my gosh.
01:09:35.940 I hope they're not serving that there.
01:09:37.060 But we certainly are happy to facilitate any trips out.
01:09:41.480 I know that there is some interest from Congress.
01:09:45.260 You know, we'll see.
01:09:45.800 I hope so.
01:09:46.760 They should be helping us.
01:09:48.700 You know, we've got like the people are like, oh, the Vatican should be helping you.
01:09:51.240 Yeah, you should.
01:09:52.280 A lot of churches should be helping us because this is a Christian story.
01:09:54.920 You know, it's our origin story.
01:09:56.700 And it's a ship under there.
01:09:57.740 It's a 515 foot long ship out in the mountains of Ararat, exactly where God said it is.
01:10:02.580 We found three tiers, chambers, corridors.
01:10:05.780 You know, the lab results won't be back, but for a few more months, a couple more months.
01:10:09.880 But I mean, I think we've made a pretty compelling case, really compelling case.
01:10:14.900 And this is a grand story.
01:10:16.200 If you want to talk about things that actually can compete with Miss Rachel and other things which might be occupying your child's time, getting them excited about the arc is very easy.
01:10:26.300 All right. It's it's a vehicle, you know, they basically a boat full of animals, cute animals.
01:10:30.980 All right. You know, it's interesting.
01:10:31.940 They try to tell like, you know, it is a child story, the animal two by two.
01:10:35.640 But in reality, it was a catastrophic event.
01:10:37.820 Oh, sure. Like it just up the entire earth. There's soil sequences you can find in the
01:10:42.560 Grand Canyon that are exact same sequences in the Middle East. The world was literally 0.94
01:10:48.380 upturned from its roots and it was pressed. It was under a lot of stress. Trees ripped from
01:10:53.700 their roots. It wasn't a light rain. And that arc was designed to survive it all. And that's why we
01:10:59.140 still have remnants of it today. It was coated inside and out with pitch. It was designed to
01:11:04.700 live, last, and preserve. And that's why I do believe, you know, that it was preserved for
01:11:10.440 this time in history. I, you know, just like, I think that God wanted the Ark to be revealed now.
01:11:15.440 I don't think it's any mistake. It's a story again for parents too, because you think about
01:11:19.480 that, right? The preparation to build the Ark. Like every parent doesn't know exactly how their
01:11:23.620 lives are going to go, especially when they're in their middle of life right now in the 30s and 40s.
01:11:28.880 But, but again, it, what Noah's Ark really represents and what it represents for like
01:11:33.300 know his faith was that about a hundred years would wait to see again what would actually happen
01:11:38.140 it didn't rain until the hundredth year right and when it came to the preparation of it he was 0.98
01:11:42.780 ridiculed he was told he was stupid he sold all kinds of things but he did try to tell people to 0.95
01:11:46.920 repent for a hundred years he told them he said you repent you know something's coming and they 0.99
01:11:50.920 just for parents invest the time and the children invest the time in their lives and they maybe
01:11:55.200 aren't sure if they're going to see the end result you know but put it in the Lord's hands
01:11:57.740 because the Lord has a plan and the Lord has a vision for your your life he's seen it right
01:12:01.720 yeah but it's just been oh so right now you're looking at backdoor radar scan so i'm just like
01:12:06.280 so pumped about this guy because he literally is the best of the best yeah and he scanned the
01:12:10.920 formation and i'll never forget that phone call he called me he was like lauren he's like i found
01:12:15.280 something extraordinary he's like i see organized patterns i see chambers i see corridors i was like
01:12:19.340 oh my gosh i'm like crying like oh my gosh it's all real so it's just like all real and once you
01:12:24.000 accept that it's just all real how much of this like how many lies have we've been told you know
01:12:28.520 oh, Noah's Ark was a metaphor.
01:12:30.020 You know, it wasn't, it was a parable.
01:12:31.360 It wasn't real.
01:12:32.340 No, it's real.
01:12:33.440 It happened.
01:12:34.300 And, you know, this,
01:12:35.800 the evidence of the global flood is all around.
01:12:37.860 And now we have evidence of the Ark
01:12:39.540 and the world preserved and began anew.
01:12:42.180 So where'd we go next?
01:12:43.300 You know, I say we need to really have a close look
01:12:45.800 at the U.S. curriculums.
01:12:47.400 I want to up,
01:12:48.520 I want to remove evolution from everything.
01:12:50.700 I want to remove Darwinism from everything,
01:12:52.440 which tells the Darwinism,
01:12:54.440 Darwinism,
01:12:56.840 Darwinism teaches you that over a span of millions and millions of years, we literally jumped species like we evolved into different species based on the terrain.
01:13:06.760 You know how it was a survival thing.
01:13:09.180 So only the strong survive.
01:13:10.420 You hear that?
01:13:10.840 Well, it's like if we evolve from like lizards to chickens to whatever needed to survive at that time, whereas Noah's Ark is proof that we were two of every kind and change only happens within our kinds.
01:13:21.980 So it's only breeds and adaptation and, you know, small.
01:13:25.940 you know you can even call it evolution within the same kinds it's not darwinism which is
01:13:31.060 changing species and that's what they're teaching our kids it's crazy you know i think they teach
01:13:36.300 that like some chickens or chickens come from lizards and it's just wild they're little raptor
01:13:42.080 chickens look i think that the the biblical account of creation is history and and because
01:13:47.880 of that it should be in every uh curriculum in the country it should be taught as historical
01:13:53.160 Right.
01:13:53.620 And when you talk about bringing prayer back into school,
01:13:56.040 what do you think bringing back a biblical story
01:13:58.760 that's a foundation for many children,
01:14:01.060 one of the first things they might learn
01:14:02.080 and something they might be excited about?
01:14:03.260 And it's the truth.
01:14:03.600 It's scientifically proven.
01:14:04.280 Bringing prayer back into school would be akin to this.
01:14:06.980 And I think it would be easy, by the way,
01:14:08.540 because all the books are getting redone.
01:14:10.100 As I said, we are on the cusp
01:14:11.460 of a technological revolution right now.
01:14:13.960 Everything in society is changing.
01:14:15.720 And one of the first things we could do
01:14:17.500 as part of this change
01:14:18.380 is someone who could actually influence it
01:14:19.760 as part of this super intelligence reform
01:14:22.160 the White House is pursuing,
01:14:23.940 why don't we also place the creation story
01:14:26.780 back into things which are taught
01:14:29.400 to first, second grade, third grade students.
01:14:31.520 And by the way, I think that the kind of work
01:14:33.980 that's being done at the Drupanaar site,
01:14:36.220 that is actually to the level
01:14:38.440 that should be taught in science classes.
01:14:39.840 Absolutely, it should be taught in every biology class.
01:14:41.760 It's a very, very advanced usage,
01:14:44.080 very advanced things being done at the Drupanaar site,
01:14:46.260 especially what Dr. Bakhtar is doing.
01:14:47.660 Right.
01:14:48.540 Yeah, no, it's fascinating.
01:14:49.940 I love it.
01:14:50.400 And, you know, it is a good break from politics.
01:14:52.160 But, you know, we had talked about, you know, but also politics and congressmen are important.
01:14:58.140 We have had a state level congressman help us like with things like visas and stuff like that that we needed help with.
01:15:05.480 You know, there are some really good people in government.
01:15:07.400 We had Pastor Greg Locke come out and help and support from the churches.
01:15:11.680 You know, I am surprised by the lack of support from churches.
01:15:14.880 I think they're just waiting.
01:15:16.040 You know, they don't want to tell people, oh, they found Noah's Ark until the proof is irrefutable, until they can see something.
01:15:21.900 Maybe that's it.
01:15:23.020 I think a lot of churches and a lot of church members, they're Americans, right?
01:15:26.560 And they're the same kind of problem they're facing.
01:15:29.080 Everybody's struggling, yeah.
01:15:29.960 Everyone's struggling.
01:15:30.680 Yep.
01:15:31.060 It's tough. 0.99
01:15:32.140 And what's funny about the location of the Drupinar site is we were basically within a mile of the Iranian border. 0.99
01:15:40.040 Oh, yeah.
01:15:40.540 And we were driving to the Drupinar site from the airport, and there was a sign saying, I ran this way.
01:15:46.860 Yeah.
01:15:47.120 And we're like, oh, no, don't go there.
01:15:48.600 Okay.
01:15:49.240 It was peaceful.
01:15:50.420 It was a very nice area.
01:15:51.900 I was worried about going over there like I was like my mom was like oh you have to wear a head
01:15:56.000 covering or they're gonna stone you in the streets and I was like oh my gosh so I like wore long
01:15:59.840 clothes and brought long clothes and it wasn't like that at all it's very you know uh very
01:16:03.280 European uh the people are super friendly they're very family oriented um they were just very nice
01:16:10.200 people and Edward I wasn't spit on one time as a tourist you know so I was treated wonderfully
01:16:15.520 um and it's just a really I think it is kind of like on a national level it's like a partnership
01:16:20.260 between america and turkey we're allies different religions but we came together for a common cause
01:16:25.820 uh noah's ark is in their quran too i guess noah's a prophet um so it's just been a really
01:16:31.180 cool partnership and i hope that you know there's tensions escalating in the middle east i know
01:16:35.460 israel's making threats to turkey's next you know i pray and i hope that you know that's not the
01:16:40.180 case i i pray that he backs down because a turkey is our ally a staunch ally of the united states
01:16:46.280 But also, yeah, I mean, it's where Noah's Ark is and we want to continue research and we want to continue studying.
01:16:52.100 But that's a very interesting train of thought, actually, because one of the arguments that has been made for why we need to have intervention and some form of like a land holding, you know, protection and land holding in Israel and in that region is because of the biblical sites, right?
01:17:09.240 Well, what greater site is than the Terupinah site for Noah's Ark?
01:17:13.320 And all we have to do in this case is just ensure that it doesn't get bombed,
01:17:16.680 it doesn't get attacked, support Turkey and their preservation of the site,
01:17:20.300 which has done a great job, by the way.
01:17:21.860 There are many sites around the world that have been looted,
01:17:24.360 that have been destroyed, that have been over-commercialized.
01:17:27.660 And in this case, they've been very responsible.
01:17:30.960 And I think what they're doing is they're showing the world
01:17:33.440 that they are capable of not only handling such a magnitude of a project,
01:17:38.440 but also a project that has great significance to many in the West,
01:17:42.520 Many Christians in the West look to this project and we get the emails, we get the messages.
01:17:46.600 People are so excited about this because of how it proves God's word to be true.
01:17:52.180 Yeah.
01:17:52.320 And we didn't do this.
01:17:53.580 So we have bragging rights as Christians.
01:17:55.460 We're like, oh yeah, Noah's Ark is real.
01:17:56.760 Like we proved it in your face.
01:17:58.360 No, we did it for people who struggle with their faith.
01:18:00.720 People, you know, there's a lot of scientific minds out there who are like, I need to see it.
01:18:04.000 I need to have tangible proof of God in order for me to believe.
01:18:07.660 And there's some people who think like that.
01:18:08.860 And in this age of deception, I can't blame them.
01:18:11.640 You know, you have to see it with your own two eyes to believe it because everything has been lied to so much.
01:18:16.380 You know, we did it for people like that.
01:18:17.640 People who struggle, people who are on the fence.
01:18:19.860 You know, of course, there's some people who are just you could roll Noah's Ark up to their front porch and say, here it is.
01:18:25.360 And they wouldn't believe it.
01:18:27.240 You know, there's always going to be those people.
01:18:29.380 Well, it's an encouragement, too, to average Americans.
01:18:31.620 I tell you, look, we're not the perfect people that you'd expect to be on this kind of a project.
01:18:35.900 Right. But the Lord chose us to do this at this time.
01:18:37.780 Right. No, that's true.
01:18:38.600 It's true. And Andrew Jones, I mean, he's been he's dedicated his life to this.
01:18:41.640 He's dedicated his entire life to this.
01:18:43.340 He wouldn't have done that.
01:18:44.160 Like no American in their right mind would live in the mountains of eastern Turkey for 30 years to study a pile of rocks.
01:18:49.060 Like he knew it was Noah's Ark.
01:18:50.260 He said, I know it's Noah's Ark.
01:18:51.580 He's like, I'm going to put it through the most rigorous testing possible because I am not afraid.
01:18:57.720 You know, he's not afraid to show the data.
01:18:58.940 He's not afraid to bring top scientists to study the site because he knows what he has there because he's been studying it for 30 years and he knows exactly what he has.
01:19:06.080 And the fact that nobody ever said any like this has been kept so quiet.
01:19:09.120 But, you know, I had to do some research when the Lord, like, prompted me to start, you know, to go help or do something to help Andrew and Noah's Ark scans.
01:19:16.760 You know, it was hard to find.
01:19:18.240 It was really, it's like almost buried.
01:19:20.500 And it's the reason for that.
01:19:21.700 I think in a lot of ways, when there are things like this, which are being discovered and investigated, the first position that many of the global elite take is that let's just make sure this gets absolutely no coverage.
01:19:33.900 Maybe they'll just burn out.
01:19:35.260 Maybe they'll just, it'll just be a small little site that no one's going to even think about or know about.
01:19:40.440 The second thing they try to do is obviously discredit it.
01:19:42.740 And we're at the phase right now where I think the reason why this got as much attention as it did was it was a positive story out of.
01:19:50.720 Well, they can't, no, they can't, they can't debunk the data currently.
01:19:53.580 So what they're doing is they're running old reports, old studies done in the 1960s.
01:19:59.560 Two guys threw dynamite at it.
01:20:01.380 And then they were like, oh, it's a rock.
01:20:02.780 And it's like, what?
01:20:03.820 And then you see the news headlines running with that.
01:20:06.140 Oh, it was debunked in the 60s.
01:20:07.420 People don't read past the headlines.
01:20:08.840 They don't read that, oh, they threw two sticks of dynamite and made a decision at the Dura-Penar Formation.
01:20:12.900 They don't tell you that he gave a rock sample from 24 kilometers away to an evolutionist for him to tell him it was a rock.
01:20:20.000 You know, it's all these things that people don't know, but they're seeing the headlines and think, oh, it was debunked back then because they can't debunk the data now.
01:20:28.060 And that is why the attacks have escalated as well.
01:20:30.420 You know, Dr. Janker, the head archaeological researcher, and he's the no, he's the archaeological professor who is overseeing the project.
01:20:38.360 He said, I've never learned and never in my life have I ever been attacked for an archaeological dig.
01:20:43.480 He's like, why is it that I'm getting attacked?
01:20:45.940 Death threats.
01:20:46.620 I'm being, you know, my my credentials are being, you know, insulted, all this stuff over Noah's Ark.
01:20:52.060 And he's like, and I don't know why it's this dig in particular that I'm being attacked.
01:20:56.460 So he's like, I've never my career has this happened.
01:20:58.200 It's such a foundational problem, right, that a lot of people face in their lives, that the question of whether God is real or not, I really think many people have built into our perspectives, into our worldviews around this.
01:21:09.860 And the question of whether he's real means that if he is real, and we believe God's real, we believe everything that is taught in the Bible is real, because we've lived it and we've experienced the grace of God in this way.
01:21:19.500 But for others, it challenges maybe the way they're living, the way they're conducting themselves.
01:21:24.540 And so when they see this story, that's part of the vitriolic response.
01:21:28.620 If they're not supportive, that's part of it.
01:21:30.220 They say, oh, my gosh, if this is real, I really am going to hell.
01:21:33.680 Like, oh, my God.
01:21:34.280 Yeah, well, people, yeah, it's easier to not have accountability for your life.
01:21:37.520 Accountability.
01:21:38.180 Accountability for your actions.
01:21:39.500 You know, it'd be nice to not have to answer for my sins at the end of the life.
01:21:42.900 But reality is you're going to have to.
01:21:45.160 You're going to stand before the Lord.
01:21:46.220 You're going to be about, you know, you're going to have to account for what you have done.
01:21:50.360 And that's OK.
01:21:50.860 I mean, we live with a very forgiving God.
01:21:54.620 He's the God of like 10, 20, 70 times seven chances.
01:21:58.780 You know, it's just, he's ultimate forgiving.
01:22:00.280 And anybody can turn back at any time.
01:22:02.020 You know, you can, it's like an elevator.
01:22:03.280 You can get off at any time.
01:22:04.260 You don't have to hit rock bottom.
01:22:05.440 You know, you can give your life to the God today.
01:22:07.500 You can, and you know, he loves you.
01:22:09.580 He really does.
01:22:10.620 I mean, you take a drug addict, 1.00
01:22:12.220 worthless piece of crap like me, you know, 1.00
01:22:14.720 and put me on a project like this. 1.00
01:22:17.820 You know, he could do anything. 1.00
01:22:19.040 I was a piece of crap. 1.00
01:22:20.860 I was a piece of crap. 1.00
01:22:23.160 You know what I'm saying? 1.00
01:22:24.480 Yeah, I was having a rough time.
01:22:27.140 You know, I'm not your ordinary American that's like, oh, like, oh, you know, I have Yale.
01:22:31.620 No, I was a junkie. 0.86
01:22:32.980 I was a meth and heroin addict.
01:22:34.320 At what point in time, we're all in a position where Lauren might have finished.
01:22:36.940 Yep.
01:22:37.420 Sleeping on a jail cell floor.
01:22:39.240 Like, oh, gosh, I don't belong here.
01:22:41.020 But here I am.
01:22:42.060 You know, here God can do anything.
01:22:44.700 You know, he's he is the God of miracles, literally.
01:22:48.560 Well, there's a lot of things to look forward to for this coming year.
01:22:50.860 with the project there are going to be several uh video projects will be which will be coming out
01:22:54.760 some we can't really talk about past that they're coming and others that we can talk about i believe
01:22:59.500 we're going to be telling the story at least from our perspective yes the documentary coming out
01:23:03.700 next year yes so there is a documentary coming out uh that basically documents everything tells
01:23:09.140 the story and also you know it does a little backstory too you know there's a lot of debate
01:23:13.660 about giants uh nephilim and uh we will be giving our perspective on that i think dinosaurs you know
01:23:19.520 how people try to say dinosaurs aren't real i think that they were a nephilim experiment that
01:23:23.700 didn't survive the flood i think god sent the flood i think they were that corrupted seed
01:23:27.500 because it said also that they were committing sins against birds beasts and reptiles reptiles
01:23:32.980 includes dinosaurs i think they're a kind of reptile and i think that they were a result of
01:23:37.280 a nephilim experiment that didn't survive the flood that's why they none of them lived post
01:23:42.320 flood well then that tracks because you look in the book of enoch and you look in the book of
01:23:46.500 leviticus and there's discussion about the the trading of of like dark technology and secrets
01:23:51.960 yes like more than just iron for example it was crossbreeding but crossbreeding you can see
01:23:56.420 we always try to think about the past as some kind of archaic medieval uh you know people playing
01:24:02.440 what was fauci doing with rats remember he was grafting uh baby scalps feet aborted fetal scalps
01:24:07.840 on rats that's crossbreeding studies like that's demonic imagine what a nephilim imagine uh what
01:24:14.120 what dark energy and dark knowledge could come up with a hundred years ago.
01:24:17.920 A lot of debate.
01:24:18.680 Like, what was it possible they could have had this kind of technology before the flood?
01:24:21.860 I'll tell you this.
01:24:22.880 Think about how far we've advanced in the last hundred years, okay?
01:24:26.500 It would have been unthinkable to think about, you know,
01:24:29.220 the instant connection via the internet and other telecommunications technologies
01:24:33.000 that we all now engage with daily.
01:24:35.020 That's a good point.
01:24:35.920 Right?
01:24:36.160 It could happen within 30 years.
01:24:38.100 And so what could have been going on before the flood?
01:24:40.620 I definitely think there are versions of technology.
01:24:42.680 And we go back to Atlantis.
01:24:43.880 Interesting thing, by the way,
01:24:44.760 someone who's very interested in Atlantis
01:24:46.100 has been following our project.
01:24:47.580 Oh, really?
01:24:48.180 Yes, Mr. Corsetti, I believe his name is, yeah.
01:24:50.640 Oh, really?
01:24:51.280 Oh, he's big into Atlantis.
01:24:52.400 He's big in Atlantis, yeah.
01:24:53.480 And look, we'd love to talk to him.
01:24:55.040 You know, I think we might be exchange messages on.
01:24:56.860 But again, there's a question of exploring
01:24:59.780 what's here on Earth
01:25:00.980 and exploring the lost secrets of the world.
01:25:03.380 I think we're definitely interested in that.
01:25:05.580 And, you know, I think there's a lot of lessons
01:25:07.120 to be learned about our origin.
01:25:09.460 And don't worry, I'll still be giving my hot takes
01:25:11.820 of byron donalds and how much he stinks and vivek how much he stinks you know and i want the gop to
01:25:18.260 win you know i want us to win i'm sick of losing but it's not my fault that they keep choosing
01:25:23.440 awful terrible candidates like byron was the worst and no offense you know but i've noticed
01:25:29.500 something about florida and they don't really they're south they're southern if you know what
01:25:34.720 i mean they like to see their candidates at nighttime yes they're very southern if you know
01:25:38.940 what i mean and it's like why would you pick byron you know you could pick literally anybody
01:25:42.860 but they picked byron they treat it like it's some form of royal hierarchy right i guess he's
01:25:48.440 been chosen for this time to come into the position and he said well he put in the work
01:25:52.000 he put in the time the truth is he did not was not built around he was hand selected and he
01:25:56.280 refused even debate any of the other candidates ironically he's saying that jolly's avoiding him
01:26:00.280 for debate now oh yeah well okay he actually said that and did you see his commercial with his wife
01:26:06.560 Oh, it's so funny.
01:26:08.380 They're talking about how they used to be broke and they used to have to eat drive-thru.
01:26:11.220 And he's like, oh, it's good.
01:26:12.620 And it's just really goofy and it's really cringe.
01:26:14.800 The wife that there are allegations that he cheated on his previous wife to hook up with, right?
01:26:21.140 Yes.
01:26:21.540 Not a great story and, of course, not been handled the best either.
01:26:25.940 I think we're looking at this race as an example of many of the races.
01:26:29.700 I mean, look at California, another great GOP bungle. 0.94
01:26:32.660 You've got another big FU in the face of every Christian in that state. 1.00
01:26:36.560 where you have the leading GOP candidate 0.87
01:26:38.960 who you're being told to endorse and support
01:26:40.480 doing an LGBT commercial, right?
01:26:43.740 You know, spending probably a million dollars
01:26:45.680 to do like a cinematic LGBT. 0.88
01:26:47.220 Party of traditional family values. 1.00
01:26:48.440 Just so we can get those 10 lesbian votes. 0.99
01:26:50.260 It's worth it, okay? 1.00
01:26:51.080 Those 10 lesbians are going to make the decision, okay? 1.00
01:26:53.820 No, like, I mean, they are getting, 0.98
01:26:56.140 they have really big homosexual donors. 1.00
01:26:58.300 That's true. 1.00
01:26:58.860 They have really big.
01:26:59.820 Log cabin money.
01:27:00.360 Yeah, they have a lot of log cabin money
01:27:01.640 and that's why they, you know, compromise.
01:27:03.380 And God's word is right
01:27:04.280 when it says money is the root of all evil.
01:27:05.900 It truly is.
01:27:06.480 everything can be traced back to a dollar it really can and that's what it came down to was
01:27:10.380 the donors didn't like the traditional family value platform because a lot of them are adopting
01:27:15.640 babies now too why is it always they're adopting little boys well because they can't have any of
01:27:20.020 their own right yeah they can't have in their own and they've stolen them yeah i think if you've
01:27:24.240 chosen a life that means that you cannot have children you should live with the consequence
01:27:27.400 of that i don't think you know just from a moral standpoint you know not even a biblical standpoint
01:27:31.940 I think if you have chosen a sinful lifestyle that leaves you not being able to reproduce,
01:27:38.340 you should live with that.
01:27:39.220 You shouldn't be able to rip the baby from its mother's arms as soon as it's born,
01:27:43.820 because all it wants is its mommy.
01:27:45.040 That's all they need.
01:27:45.800 Like, if you're having a baby, you don't realize how much they need you.
01:27:49.580 Like, they need you. 1.00
01:27:51.020 And I couldn't imagine those homosexuals giving that baby what he needs. 1.00
01:27:55.660 100%. 1.00
01:27:56.140 Well, thank you so much for joining us for Hour 4 of Alex Jones Live.
01:27:59.340 Of course, I'm Edward Zoll.
01:28:00.380 I'm here with Lauren Witzke.
01:28:01.240 You can find more at noahsarkscans.com.
01:28:03.640 God bless you.
01:28:04.480 Take care.
01:28:05.060 Thank you guys for watching.
01:28:12.540 I got COVID from my gardener.
01:28:15.720 And he had it first.
01:28:17.260 And then I got it.
01:28:18.520 And I was like, ah, did I grab the hose?
01:28:20.220 Or what, you know, what was, I don't know.
01:28:22.280 But it was, I knew the guy for 20 years.
01:28:26.560 And we both went to the same hospital.
01:28:28.920 And he died and I didn't.
01:28:30.260 I think we both got Remdesivir, which is not good.
01:28:36.700 Not good.
01:28:37.700 Causes kidney failure.
01:28:38.700 I know.
01:28:39.700 I couldn't walk for three months after I had this stuff.
01:28:41.980 Really?
01:28:42.980 Because it kills you. 0.57
01:28:43.980 I found that afterwards it kills you, and that's why I wonder about Fauci.
01:28:46.780 Oh, you should wonder about that guy.
01:28:48.380 I don't believe that there is anything that can afflict mankind that hasn't got a natural
01:28:54.240 cure for it.
01:28:55.540 I think that there has to be.
01:28:56.680 It just makes sense to me.
01:28:57.680 Now, I couldn't prove that, but I just believe that.
01:29:02.100 Yeah.
01:29:02.520 That there's got to be something that cures things.
01:29:05.160 And I'll tell you a good story.
01:29:08.400 Okay.
01:29:09.900 I have three friends.
01:29:12.460 All three of them had stage four cancer.
01:29:15.300 All three of them don't have cancer right now at all.
01:29:18.800 And they had some serious stuff going on.
01:29:21.800 And what did they take?
01:29:22.640 they took some
01:29:26.880 what you've heard they've taken
01:29:29.300 ivermectin
01:29:31.080 fenibendazole
01:29:33.220 yeah I'm hearing that a lot
01:29:35.400 they drank hydrochloride something or other
01:29:37.660 there's studies on that now
01:29:39.500 where people have proven that they've
01:29:41.080 people drinking methylene blue and stuff like that
01:29:43.140 yeah methylene blue which was a fabric dye
01:29:45.700 yeah
01:29:46.180 yeah it was a textile dye
01:29:48.200 you know they find it has profound effects on your mitochondria
01:29:51.140 yep
01:29:51.620 yeah this stuff works man it turned out that 2.4 billion dollars was paid just to cbs and walgreens
01:30:00.240 in the first year of the pandemic to not prescribe hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin then it turned
01:30:10.780 out billions more was paid up to a billion to not give people budesidine which is just an
01:30:16.860 inhalable steroid. And I got the second variant of COVID and believe me, it's real because I'd
01:30:21.680 never felt like that. I felt like a gorilla was on my chest for two weeks, but I stayed on air,
01:30:26.040 fought through it, but it was hell on earth. Almost killed my dad, almost killed Rob Dew.
01:30:30.780 It was budesidine, ivermectin, other stuff that got him out of it. Get yourself some highest grade
01:30:35.880 medical grade, ultramethylene blue, methylene red, the bovine colostrum, the very best type of
01:30:44.080 creatine. We got a lot of the basics there as well. These are amazing game-changing products
01:30:50.080 that I feel so good and lost so much weight and so young taking. It's all there at thealexjonesstore.com.
01:30:57.980 Widest selection of patron apparel, all sorts of cool tactical fanny packs and a lot of other great
01:31:02.680 stuff. But a lot of those special items only come in, you know, a few times a year because they're
01:31:06.620 hard to source and hard to get. We have the America Only line. We got the 7076 line of clothes. A lot
01:31:13.240 of really cool designs, a lot of really cool hats, hundreds and hundreds of different hats,
01:31:17.920 thealexjonesstore.com, and that's how we're funding our operation and how we're going to
01:31:22.260 expand here at the Alex Jones Network. So I want to salute and thank you all. Now, if you go to
01:31:26.040 the same folks that bigly have 1776RX.health, you can get medical grade, it's through a doctor,
01:31:34.480 through the portal, very quick and easy to do, menbensadol and ivermectin that are certified
01:31:39.180 to be very strong anti-parasitics. Total detox, though, and it does a bunch of other things
01:31:44.480 the bad guys don't want you to know about. So get your ivermectin, it's all in one pill,
01:31:48.820 with mimbenzadol right now. Go through the nurse right there in the portal and get it now at
01:31:52.960 1776rx.health. A very smart move for everyone, in my view, to do a few times a year as a detox.
01:31:59.560 But talk to the nurse, talk to your own doctor, do your own research, and then get your mimbenzadol
01:32:03.520 and ivermectin all-in-one pill at 1776RX.health.
01:32:06.600 That's 1776, just 1776RX.health now.