The Alex Jones Show Live - November 13, 2026


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00:00:00 jensen wong has this woman wong be careful when when somebody a chinese woman i'll think about 0.93
00:00:07 this you're jensen and all of a sudden there's this chinese woman coming after you i see
00:00:12 i'm thinking jensen babe you are no this is a spy no it's not it's a spy it's me it's not you 0.99
00:00:23 you're a schmuck what's the matter with you jensen never the chips work everything's great 0.99
00:00:29 So we had a dalliance. 1.00
00:00:31 Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:00:33 We're going to, this is the end, the end of civilization.
00:00:36 We have to take control of your company.
00:00:39 See how that works?
00:00:40 What happened with the election?
00:00:42 Who knows?
00:00:43 Who knows?
00:00:45 Thank you very much.
00:00:46 Have a nice day.
00:00:47 Is it the, yes, the answer is yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
00:00:51 It's everything.
00:00:51 I have a friend of mine who's a medical school professor.
00:00:53 And I asked him one time, I said, based upon what you know, what causes cancer?
00:00:58 Is it genetics? Is it environment?
00:01:01 Is it, yes.
00:01:03 He said, yes, it's everything.
00:01:04 It's everything, it's nothing, it's who knows, it's just, it's everything.
00:01:10 What's Iran about? 0.90
00:01:12 They could get a nuclear bomb. 0.94
00:01:14 Uh-huh. Come again?
00:01:15 Like what, nine other countries?
00:01:17 Well, yeah, they could get, okay.
00:01:20 And what are they going to do with the nuclear bomb once they get it?
00:01:22 They could use it.
00:01:24 Uh-huh.
00:01:26 And do they have a death wish?
00:01:27 Do you know how long they would be around once they did?
00:01:31 Because we would know exactly what.
00:01:33 So let me ask you something.
00:01:34 Does anybody within the sound of my voice honestly think,
00:01:37 maybe I'm just wrong, because, you know,
00:01:39 we've talked about Iran for so long. 1.00
00:01:41 They're crazy. 1.00
00:01:43 They're crazy. 1.00
00:01:43 Remember the 72 virgins? 0.95
00:01:45 Eh, nobody talks about this.
00:01:47 Remember the joke that was a punchline where the guy goes,
00:01:50 some terrorist goes to heaven, and this old lady comes out, 0.96
00:01:52 and he goes, what the hell are you? 0.98
00:01:53 He says, I'm a 72-year-old virgin.
00:01:55 And he said, oh, the number one existential threat to society is AI, my friend.
00:02:01 When you talk to most people, they think of, oh, chat GPT or Claude.
00:02:05 Oh, that's great.
00:02:06 Yeah, you know, my kid used it to write a term paper.
00:02:09 No.
00:02:11 No, that's fun.
00:02:12 That's kindergarten stuff.
00:02:13 I'm talking about something that has recursive self-improvement.
00:02:17 The ability for it to write its own program, to write its own escape code, to say bye-bye, no controls.
00:02:33 What happened? I don't know, it's gone.
00:02:34 Where does it go? I don't know.
00:02:36 Where is it? I don't know.
00:02:38 It's a new species.
00:02:40 An artificial general intelligence, forget it.
00:02:42 Imagine this. Forget singularity, the Kurzweil notion, or alignment. It just one day just is there, and it creates multiple copies, multiple iterations. It creates an 800-pound gorilla with a 900 IQ, and it has no sense of morality. It doesn't recognize you as anything of worth.
00:03:08 Back in the Central Texas Command Center, deep behind enemy lines, it's Alex Jones.
00:03:16 And once again, you are the Paul Reveres.
00:03:20 Share the links and spread the word of this historic broadcast.
00:03:24 Go to alexjoneslive.com.
00:03:28 We've only just begun to fight.
00:03:31 a couple of things background if i could just this may not have anything to do with anything
00:03:42 it may mean nothing to anybody or anybody but me but i've got to tell you a couple of things here
00:03:46 first i've got to tell you my experience with this man i want you to to bring up a couple of things
00:03:51 maybe because you hear him every day you kind of forget of what alex jones is about and by the way
00:03:57 this is not an encomium, merely because he's here. I've been telling people this virtually
00:04:02 every day of my life, or since I first became aware of him. What Alex Jones is saying today
00:04:08 is mainstream. There was a time when I first came upon him. My red pill moment, I think I've told
00:04:15 you, was September 11th, that Tuesday morning. My wife and I were here, and it did something to me
00:04:23 because I never thought I would ever be in the position
00:04:26 where I would say, my God, they're lying to me. 0.83
00:04:30 Yeah, I heard about Vietnam, and I was kind of,
00:04:32 no, I was a kid, and JFK, I was five years old,
00:04:35 and yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:04:36 But I was here in New York, and I saw this.
00:04:38 I saw buildings, I smelled the death, and I was here.
00:04:42 And then I saw what was going on in the media,
00:04:44 and I realized, my God, what's going on here?
00:04:47 That's not true.
00:04:49 And all of a sudden, I met these people that came about
00:04:53 And I was familiar with Alex, but I didn't really know what he did then.
00:04:58 I didn't.
00:04:59 And then I was hooked.
00:05:01 I'm going to say this to you, and I will swear on a stack of whatever it is.
00:05:04 I'm in the radio business.
00:05:06 I do overnights on weekends at WABC, but primarily what I do,
00:05:10 my thrust is Lionel Nation on YouTube and Lionel Media on X.
00:05:16 That's what I do 24-7.
00:05:19 It is this, I mean, I am a machine as you are.
00:05:26 I'm reacting, trying to direct, trying to say, trying to collate all of the information, trying to systematize it, to put it into piles, to make it make sense because it's this tsunami.
00:05:40 So Lionel Nation on YouTube, Lionel Media on X.
00:05:44 and then when I talked to my friends
00:05:47 on WABC on the weekends overnights
00:05:49 I realized I have to change
00:05:51 the tenor of it, not because it's not true
00:05:53 not because it's not true
00:05:55 but because I'm afraid that people
00:05:57 this will frighten them
00:05:59 going back to what I said
00:06:01 about Alex
00:06:02 I'm telling you this
00:06:04 I have never ever
00:06:07 listened to any radio
00:06:09 show from beginning to end
00:06:11 in completion, I mean I've heard some here and there
00:06:13 other than Alex Jones. Period.
00:06:18 Not one. There is not one show, podcast
00:06:21 where I've heard the whole thing. Never.
00:06:25 I listen to parts of it. I kind of get a gist. I find out what's going on.
00:06:30 And I don't know why that is. And it's
00:06:33 funny because, in fact, people in my business kind of look at me like, what are you talking about?
00:06:37 There was a time back when we had something called
00:06:41 Talker's Magazine. Still this.
00:06:43 And it's the preeminent
00:06:44 I guess source
00:06:47 for people in the business.
00:06:49 And I had asked the publisher
00:06:51 of the magazine,
00:06:53 I said, please, when Alex Jones
00:06:55 is your guest speaker, I must introduce him.
00:06:57 I must. I must. I must.
00:06:59 I must. He said, yes.
00:07:01 Okay, so I remember I was right there on 3rd Avenue.
00:07:03 I walked into this room and there was Alex and he looked at me
00:07:05 like, who the hell is this guy?
00:07:06 And I said, I am a friend.
00:07:09 I'm a friend. I'm an acolyte.
00:07:10 I'm not a minion, I'm not an apostle, but I am an acolyte.
00:07:14 I'm your biggest fan, and you are what this organization, this industry needs.
00:07:19 He walked out, and I said, the thing about Alex Jones,
00:07:22 you see what he does? By the way, you missed something here. He always gives you a citation.
00:07:26 He doesn't just make it up. He doesn't say, you know, I think that maybe perhaps
00:07:29 that aerosol, hairspray, can cause
00:07:34 testicular cancer. He doesn't just make it up. He said
00:07:37 He has the picture, the source.
00:07:41 And that's the part that's been confounding people the most.
00:07:44 If ever you have to go on and do a show, make sure you have the source.
00:07:48 Don't just say it.
00:07:49 Don't paraphrase it.
00:07:51 And what he's saying right now is so mainstream because, believe it or not,
00:07:54 there are people who sound today what he used to sound like
00:08:01 when he not first started, but 25 years ago.
00:08:04 People thought he was out of his mind.
00:08:07 What are you talking about? Geoengineering spraying? Building 7? This guy's crazy. He's out of his mind. Nothing. He's nothing. Everybody's, nothing is nothing, but we're saying, yeah, yeah.
00:08:22 So the conspiracy theory then is the fact today.
00:08:27 And the hardest part of this, and I want you to listen.
00:08:31 I know a little bit about this.
00:08:32 See, when you're a trial lawyer, when you're putting your case together, as I am, a licensed trial lawyer,
00:08:38 and you're trying to, if you ever get to the point where you're in front of a jury,
00:08:42 God, you don't want to do that.
00:08:43 But if you have to, hopefully the case would have settled.
00:08:46 But if you do, you have to really distill it into a very simple, understandable, palpable, tenable, actual, bite-sized, what is this all about?
00:08:56 And I am telling you right now, if you are confused, if you don't know what's going on, if you can't even keep track of what's happening, congratulations.
00:09:06 I would say that's what they want to happen because it is what they want to happen.
00:09:10 They want you to be inundated.
00:09:11 They want you to just push away and to go back and watching planking or some video of a 16-year-old unboxing a curling iron or something inane.
00:09:23 What is happening right now harkens back to a few things.
00:09:26 Remember these wonderful, wonderful little aphorisms, these phrases, which mean a lot to me.
00:09:32 First is an analogy.
00:09:33 It's a metaphor.
00:09:35 When I was growing up, when I was a kid, we had the Ed Sullivan Show.
00:09:37 And Ned Sullivan was Sunday night, and Ned Sullivan brought us the Beatles, and Ned Sullivan was the hottest thing anybody's ever seen.
00:09:43 And there was one guy named Eric Bren.
00:09:46 Eric Bren was a guy who spun plates on a stick, plates and bowls, and he'd keep these plates going, and they'd play the saber dance.
00:09:55 And I was wondering as I kept thinking, my God, it's going to fall.
00:09:58 It's going to fall.
00:09:58 Who cares if it falls?
00:09:59 What is it made of plastique?
00:10:01 It's a bowl that falls.
00:10:02 But the point is, you had to keep five or six plates spinning simultaneously, and you had to go back to keep this one plate spinning again, which is what we do right now.
00:10:14 You've got to be able to handle five, six, seven, ten topics simultaneously, stop and go back.
00:10:22 And what they say, and if there's one thing I can really commiserate with, Alex, the most is what people say to me.
00:10:30 You know, you're all over the place.
00:10:32 You're all over the place.
00:10:33 I say, the world is all over the place.
00:10:35 What are you talking about?
00:10:36 I'm at an emergency room.
00:10:38 I'm at a crash site.
00:10:39 I'm trying to do triage. 0.81
00:10:41 What the hell are you talking about?
00:10:43 The world is like this. 0.98
00:10:45 It is cacophonous.
00:10:48 It is a veritable concatenation of trauma.
00:10:52 It's stories that this and that, trying everything.
00:10:55 And the rules are no more.
00:10:58 So be like Eric Bren.
00:10:59 Second, remember this.
00:11:01 history, Tolstoy said history, would be a wonderful thing if only
00:11:05 it were true. This right now has no
00:11:09 historical precedent. Oh, we've had cataclysmic moments of
00:11:13 upheaval, but nothing like this. The next thing
00:11:16 Scott Fitzgerald said,
00:11:20 and from memory I'm saying this incorrectly, but the sign of a great mind
00:11:24 is being able to handle two seemingly inconsistent thoughts
00:11:29 at the same time
00:11:31 and not lose your mind.
00:11:33 This, but this. 1.00
00:11:34 Russell Brand is a degenerate pervert, 0.99
00:11:37 a paraphyle, but he was set up. 1.00
00:11:39 But he's guilty, but he was set up.
00:11:41 Wait a minute, what?
00:11:42 Yes, you can have them both simultaneously.
00:11:46 Jensen Wong
00:11:47 has 0.97
00:11:48 this woman, Wong,
00:11:50 be careful when somebody, 0.94
00:11:52 a Chinese woman, think about this, 0.99
00:11:54 you're Jensen, and all of a sudden 1.00
00:11:56 there's this Chinese woman coming after you 0.99
00:11:58 I see. I'm thinking, Jensen, babe, you are no, this is a spy. No, it's not. It's a spy. It's me. 0.95
00:12:08 It's not you. You're a schmuck. What's the matter with you? There is a word, ladies and gentlemen, 1.00
00:12:15 and I won't tell you what it is. It's this, it's called the pudendal distortion. Women can drive
00:12:25 certain men crazy sexual aberration sexual violence sexual perturbation from regarding 0.95
00:12:33 men and women and children whatever is so rife so plenary and it is growing exponentially and
00:12:40 for reasons i do not understand the number one the number one uh issue the number one criminal
00:12:45 activity is is trafficking child trafficking ai is going to change everything we'll get to that 0.99
00:12:50 the moment but that story so he also is a guy who's an idiot who basically threw it all away 0.98
00:12:57 i don't know who doesn't know that you shouldn't be doing this but simultaneously uh some other 0.99
00:13:04 folks said now's the time for us to own it why we're going to claim that he somehow he uh he
00:13:12 he defamed he he let the industry down jensen never the chips work everything's great so we
00:13:20 on a dalliance. Oh, no, no, no.
00:13:22 No. We're going to...
00:13:24 This is the end. The end of civilization.
00:13:26 We have to take control
00:13:28 of your company. See how that works?
00:13:31 Look at what's going on
00:13:32 everywhere you go. How did they get Julian
00:13:34 Assange? What did they claim with him initially? Remember
00:13:36 that? There was the sexual abuse
00:13:37 attack in Sweden. Remember that one? That went
00:13:39 nowhere. Look at what's going on.
00:13:41 Russell Brand. Russell Brand, again,
00:13:44 he's a degenerate. 0.97
00:13:45 I don't like Russell Brand. The Tate brothers. 0.95
00:13:48 Okay.
00:13:49 That's another story. But for some reason, if you're going to find yourself in the position of being a satyr, S-A-T-Y-R, with satiriasis, some pan, some concupiscent gargoyle walking around grabbing women and boasting to the world of your sexual prowess and your predatory means of showing such, 0.98
00:14:18 You better make sure you're not hiding anything. 0.84
00:14:21 You better make sure you've never done anything to incur the wrath of others,
00:14:25 up to and including going after everybody from the World Economic Forum
00:14:28 to big tech to big pharma to you name it.
00:14:31 And they said, guess what?
00:14:34 Guess who we could really stick it to?
00:14:37 A guy who happens to be, it's called framing a guilty person.
00:14:41 And by the by, if ever you really want to get into something,
00:14:45 Look at the sentencing guidelines of the UK, which are bizarre, where actually the violation of children in some particular manipulations of the guidelines can actually be less severe than an adult.
00:15:01 Don't ask me to explain that.
00:15:03 I have no idea.
00:15:05 And then, my friend, then we have something which I believe.
00:15:09 Oh, as I speak right now, minutes before, I don't know if it's true, but Microsoft, gone.
00:15:14 All the, well, the email's gone.
00:15:17 None of my emails were working.
00:15:19 I'm on the phone with this one.
00:15:20 And it is, people are going crazy.
00:15:22 My email, what's going on?
00:15:27 Alex talks about things about,
00:15:29 somebody may say,
00:15:30 Alex, you're kind of waxing catastrophic.
00:15:33 Really?
00:15:34 Really?
00:15:35 Really.
00:15:36 Imagine going to a physician and he says,
00:15:38 listen, I don't think,
00:15:41 there you go, look at that.
00:15:42 Isn't that funny?
00:15:44 I love when you say something and somehow they will bring up the story of what you're saying, which is critical to what we're talking about.
00:15:51 Right now, as we speak, I'm on the phone with one of the big carriers and they don't know what's happening.
00:15:56 Do you know what would happen? 0.68
00:15:57 Anyway, going back to what Alex said, if I had to be in charge of the war today, and I was not a Hegseth, but I would be like the Donald Segretti. 0.82
00:16:14 I would employ things like dirty tricks. 0.90
00:16:17 I would go after the heart, the spirit, the mind, the sense of freedom.
00:16:21 I would be the ultimate in terrorism.
00:16:22 And what I would do is I would go after little things.
00:16:26 Do you know what would happen if all of a sudden just the grid fell down, broke down, broke, whatever the phrase is, and there's no internet?
00:16:35 My friends, this, this is where people live.
00:16:40 Look at this Microsoft outage, live updates as mass issues reported with Outlook 365.
00:16:45 What is it?
00:16:46 Could it be?
00:16:46 You better believe it could be.
00:16:49 Do you know what I could do if I just got rid of?
00:16:51 We live in this narcissistic, solipsistic world of just, nothing happens.
00:16:57 Please tell me you've seen the movie Being There with Peter Sellers, where he had the
00:17:01 clicker, you know, the TV remote control.
00:17:03 That was his thing.
00:17:04 This is our remote control.
00:17:06 Except we're not changing anything.
00:17:07 We're creating a reality.
00:17:08 Do you know what I would do?
00:17:09 If I could just say to this country, I'm just going to shut them down.
00:17:13 I'm not going to fire a bomb.
00:17:14 Forget EMPs.
00:17:15 No, no, no, no, no.
00:17:17 They don't know what they're doing.
00:17:17 I want to make your convenience inconvenience.
00:17:23 Why?
00:17:24 Let me tell you why.
00:17:26 Because we, and I can't speak for any other country, we are a bunch of children.
00:17:30 we are a bunch of immature, self-gratifying
00:17:36 spineless, gutless, spoiled 0.99
00:17:40 inconsiderate oafs 1.00
00:17:43 these hominids who would kill each other 1.00
00:17:47 you know it's funny 1.00
00:17:49 whenever people talk about the second amendment
00:17:50 I used to think
00:17:51 you guys are worried about the black helicopters
00:17:53 I'm worried about people
00:17:54 about my fellow citizens
00:17:56 we are this far away
00:17:57 may I bring up, if I could ladies
00:18:00 the yeast infection.
00:18:03 Life is one metaphor after another.
00:18:06 A yeast infection, monilia candida. 0.99
00:18:08 When women sometimes take antibiotics, 1.00
00:18:10 you know, it's true, 1.00
00:18:11 sometimes the good bacteria,
00:18:12 the lactobacillus, whatever,
00:18:13 is killed off,
00:18:14 and the bad bacteria
00:18:16 comes out in this fungating...
00:18:19 And they will see,
00:18:21 dare I say,
00:18:22 pudendal,
00:18:23 you know, horror shows.
00:18:26 Why?
00:18:27 Because of the balance.
00:18:28 Because I killed off 0.68
00:18:30 It's the good protector.
00:18:31 You know, the gut bacteria, the gut health, the biota.
00:18:37 If we have the slightest little adjustment in our society
00:18:42 where the good guys are kind of shelved or outnumbered by the bad guys
00:18:48 and all of a sudden somebody looks around and says,
00:18:50 hey, guess what?
00:18:51 There's no order in the world and catastrophe.
00:18:56 And that's what happens.
00:18:57 People are going bananas now.
00:19:00 with no email. That's right, we still use email.
00:19:03 Little things, no, forget no power,
00:19:06 no internet. So when Alex talks about
00:19:09 what would you do, and remember, when there's one problem here,
00:19:12 there's a problem here. And then eventually stores close down
00:19:15 because insurance companies and insurance companies say, wait a minute, stop.
00:19:18 We stop this. And then
00:19:20 the parasitic sock puppet 0.96
00:19:24 media, the proxies, will go out 0.96
00:19:27 and magnify the horror and scare people.
00:19:32 Just like they do with snowstorms.
00:19:33 Look, they're buying snow shovels.
00:19:35 Look, they're buying bread and milk.
00:19:37 Why bread and milk?
00:19:38 I have no idea.
00:19:38 So when you have this cacophony of fear
00:19:43 and then everything shuts down
00:19:45 and no internet and no email, 0.94
00:19:48 we will cannibalize each other
00:19:50 with not one shot being fired 0.82
00:19:53 by any other country in the world.
00:19:56 My friends, let me remind you, my name is Lionel.
00:19:58 One name like God, not to be disrespectful, but I'm anonymous.
00:20:02 I can be reached on YouTube at Lionel Nation.
00:20:05 And on X, formerly Twitter, at Lionel Media.
00:20:09 And on the weekends at WABC.
00:20:11 Let me tell you something, I appreciate this.
00:20:13 And when I had the chance to be a part of this today, I said, absolutely.
00:20:16 Let me remind you, my name is Lionel, and this is The Alex Jones Show.
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00:22:42 Sweet dreams are made of the ends.
00:22:45 Sweet dreams, baby. These are bad dreams.
00:22:49 By the way, are things over?
00:22:50 No.
00:22:52 This is Lionel with you from Lionel Nation on YouTube
00:22:54 and Lionel Media on X.
00:22:56 I love that X.
00:22:57 Oh my God, I could...
00:22:58 I still call it Twitter.
00:22:59 I still say albums.
00:23:00 I still say Victrola.
00:23:02 I'm old.
00:23:04 I've got to tell you something.
00:23:06 In no particular order, please forgive me
00:23:08 because I'm like this.
00:23:09 This is the way I am.
00:23:10 I'm like that little bumblebee
00:23:12 that goes from flower to flower.
00:23:14 Everything bores me, sometimes in mid-sentence.
00:23:16 Sometimes, I think Alex has this too,
00:23:18 Sometimes I'll think, nah, I want to talk about something else.
00:23:22 First, what happened with the election?
00:23:26 Who knows?
00:23:28 Who knows?
00:23:29 Thank you very much.
00:23:30 Have a nice day.
00:23:32 Is it the, yes, the answer is yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
00:23:35 It's everything.
00:23:36 I have a friend of mine who's a medical school professor.
00:23:38 And I asked him one time, I said, based upon what you know, what causes cancer?
00:23:43 Is it genetics?
00:23:44 Is it environment?
00:23:46 Is it, yes.
00:23:47 He said, yes, it's everything. It's everything. It's nothing. It's who knows. It's, it just, it's everything. So what happened then? Well, a couple of things. First, one may say you're at the end of the trajectory. Was this MAGA? I've never called President Trump MAGA. Why don't they call him Trump? It's not MAGA. I don't know how MAGA is. MAGA, MAGA, ha, ha, ha. This is stupid.
00:24:12 it's the end of the trajectory 1.00
00:24:15 picture the greatest song
00:24:18 when Pink Floyd
00:24:20 when Dark Side of the Moon
00:24:21 came out
00:24:22 and then it wasn't
00:24:24 number one anymore
00:24:27 it's still up there
00:24:28 but it's like
00:24:28 we want to move on
00:24:31 it's an oldie
00:24:34 things just
00:24:35 they're trajectories
00:24:36 you're only good for a couple of seasons
00:24:39 TV shows don't stay on forever
00:24:41 For songs that remain number one, things just change.
00:24:45 It's called transmogrification.
00:24:49 We are protean.
00:24:50 We change.
00:24:52 And that's why we die.
00:24:54 We want to recycle.
00:24:55 Some of it happens. 1.00
00:24:57 Sometimes the change can be accelerated by stupidity. 1.00
00:25:00 I don't know. 1.00
00:25:01 President Trump, I want to make Trump Trump again.
00:25:04 When President Trump first came out of 2015, 2016, I said, this guy is phenomenal.
00:25:10 I never voted for him.
00:25:11 I wrote my name in.
00:25:12 I wrote my name in twice because I thought, I'm always going to vote.
00:25:18 When I vote sometimes, I have taken the sheet here in New York and I've given them right back.
00:25:22 Here you go.
00:25:23 You didn't fill it out.
00:25:23 That's right.
00:25:24 None of the above.
00:25:25 There you go.
00:25:27 And they would have to file an empty sheet.
00:25:31 That's my vote.
00:25:32 Nothing.
00:25:34 But I vote.
00:25:35 And I stand in line and I do it because I want to be a part of something, even if my vote is saying none of the above.
00:25:41 This isn't it.
00:25:42 You've got to be kidding.
00:25:43 So all of a sudden, things were, I mean, this guy was terrific.
00:25:47 And then what happened?
00:25:49 Well, the war.
00:25:51 And the war, it's not the Iranian war.
00:25:54 It's not the war with Iran.
00:25:55 Stop saying that. 1.00
00:25:57 We have no interest in Iran whatsoever.
00:26:00 Stop telling. 0.99
00:26:02 Are they nice people?
00:26:03 I don't know.
00:26:04 Who are nice people?
00:26:06 They've said terrible things about us.
00:26:08 We've said terrible things about everybody.
00:26:11 We say terrible things about ourselves.
00:26:13 We just say terrible things.
00:26:15 Yeah, but they said death to the infidels. 1.00
00:26:17 We say that too. 1.00
00:26:19 You're going to bomb a country?
00:26:20 Don't give me that nonsense. 1.00
00:26:22 Well, the women are forced to walk around. 1.00
00:26:24 Do you care about women? 1.00
00:26:26 Come on, man.
00:26:27 It's not like Biden.
00:26:28 Are you kidding me?
00:26:30 In 2005, here we go.
00:26:32 Look at this.
00:26:33 Let's see how your staff does in this.
00:26:35 2005, maybe?
00:26:38 Democratic Republic of the Congo.
00:26:39 Well, women who were the, I've got to watch my language here, I'm used to YouTube speak, women who were themselves victimized by SA, as it were, actually impaled, obliterated, mutilated with batons and sticks.
00:26:56 It was horrible.
00:26:57 And these women were, it was the sexual abuse, you know what I'm talking about, the R word, I've got to be very careful, was used as a weapon. 1.00
00:27:07 and physicians from around the world went 1.00
00:27:10 to help these poor women who had fistulas 0.96
00:27:12 and these women had to leave 1.00
00:27:14 their villages because they were incontinent 1.00
00:27:16 because of soldiers. It was the most
00:27:18 horrible thing and I remember
00:27:20 being on TV and I said,
00:27:22 we're going to do something about this.
00:27:25 I said, what do you mean?
00:27:27 This is easy. Give me a Blackhawk. 1.00
00:27:28 I can do it in one day.
00:27:29 This is just a couple of...
00:27:31 Nobody cared. Somebody said,
00:27:34 what's their export?
00:27:35 What's their export? What is it?
00:27:37 what do they export?
00:27:40 what broccoli? chocolate?
00:27:42 we're not interested
00:27:42 so don't give me this nonsense about 1.00
00:27:45 I was so worried about the women 1.00
00:27:47 look I hate to tell you 1.00
00:27:49 but if you want to walk around
00:27:51 and you want to submit yourself to
00:27:52 moral police
00:27:54 that ain't my business
00:27:55 it may be my business
00:27:57 I might try to influence you with my persuasive logic
00:28:01 but I don't think we're going to initiate
00:28:03 war for the love of God
00:28:04 by the way you see that picture back there
00:28:07 that keeps flashing, it's a picture of me and George
00:28:09 Jones, one of the few pictures I have
00:28:11 that I'm proud of, in any event.
00:28:14 So all of a sudden,
00:28:15 we're at war, and nobody,
00:28:17 but nobody,
00:28:19 has any
00:28:20 interest in this. When I was a
00:28:23 kid, whatever,
00:28:25 in fact, right around in 75,
00:28:27 I was in high school, we had Vietnam.
00:28:29 And Vietnam was theoretically about 1.00
00:28:31 stomping the flow 0.85
00:28:33 and the express,
00:28:35 metastasis
00:28:37 the
00:28:38 perfusion
00:28:40 the extravasation
00:28:43 of communism
00:28:45 throughout the world
00:28:46 oh my god we've got to stop it 0.60
00:28:49 damn right okay 0.96
00:28:51 what's Iran about 0.98
00:28:55 they could get a nuclear 0.77
00:28:57 bomb uh huh come again 0.71
00:28:59 like what nine other countries 0.51
00:29:01 well yeah they could get okay
00:29:03 and what are they going to do with the nuclear bomb
00:29:06 once they get it? They could use it
00:29:08 uh huh
00:29:09 and do they have a death wish?
00:29:12 Do you know how long they would be around
00:29:14 once they did? Because we would know exactly
00:29:16 what, so let me ask you something
00:29:18 does anybody within the sound of my voice
00:29:20 honestly think, maybe I'm just wrong
00:29:22 because you know
00:29:23 we've talked about Iran for so long 1.00
00:29:25 they're crazy, they're crazy 1.00
00:29:28 remember the 72 virgins, eh, nobody talks about this 1.00
00:29:30 remember the joke that was a punchline
00:29:32 where the guy goes
00:29:33 some terrorist goes to heaven 0.86
00:29:35 and this old lady comes out and he goes 1.00
00:29:36 what the hell are you? He says, I'm a 72 year old virgin 0.98
00:29:39 he said, oh
00:29:40 so remember that one, we have 0.98
00:29:43 this thing where the Muslims 1.00
00:29:45 and they're crazy, look I don't know the first thing 1.00
00:29:47 about Islam, I really don't 1.00
00:29:48 I wish I did, but I'm not an expert
00:29:51 but
00:29:53 that's not reason to go to war
00:29:55 sorry, and
00:29:57 they could, not a reason to go to war
00:29:59 sorry, North Korea has nuclear war
00:30:02 Russia, China, well, it's different.
00:30:05 So do they think that this is working? 1.00
00:30:08 We know what Iran's about. 1.00
00:30:10 We know what it's about. 1.00
00:30:12 It's simple.
00:30:13 It's simple.
00:30:14 It's an agreement that we had with our greatest ally, Israel.
00:30:19 Now, let me just say something right now, and I think it goes without saying it.
00:30:22 I'm going to say this to the point where I'm blue in the face. 0.64
00:30:23 I do not have, I am so un, I am so un-antisemitic and so un-pro-semitic, I don't have any opinion, one way or the other, I couldn't care less, it's about a faith, about a person's faith, Zoroastrianism, Protestantism, Catholicism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, I don't care, I don't get it, 0.82
00:30:53 I'm kind of irreligious and all my life I've said, okay, that's their thing. 0.68
00:30:58 It's not for you.
00:31:00 You know, it's kind of like Dungeons and Dragons to me.
00:31:03 I don't get it, but, uh, I'm a retired Catholic, had a great time in Catholic school, learned
00:31:09 some wonderful things, but religion has always been like, okay, it's like golf.
00:31:15 I don't get it, but they do and God bless them.
00:31:19 And the first amendment guarantees it.
00:31:20 So that's Judaism. 0.99
00:31:21 No problem.
00:31:22 Second of all, as far as the Jewish culture, not to be religious, I'm here in New York City.
00:31:28 I am imbued.
00:31:29 I have so many friends, the culture, the language, the humor, the food, the whatever.
00:31:35 I mean, I can't.
00:31:37 Are you kidding?
00:31:38 We have been from entertainment to comedy to you name it.
00:31:42 My God.
00:31:44 We have been absolutely benefited tremendously by the culture.
00:31:48 Remember, religion over here, Jewish, the culture.
00:31:51 because I know so many Jewish friends of mine who are atheists.
00:31:54 Okay.
00:31:55 The two have nothing to do with each other.
00:31:56 Then Israel, wonderful place, beautiful place.
00:31:59 Go there.
00:32:00 See it.
00:32:01 I've been twice.
00:32:02 It's incredible.
00:32:03 Go see it.
00:32:04 Look at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
00:32:05 Look at the Via Dolorosa where Christ walked.
00:32:09 Just the history of it.
00:32:10 Okay, fine.
00:32:11 That's the country. 1.00
00:32:13 They're so similar to Islam, to Muslims. 0.97
00:32:18 Shalom, salaam.
00:32:20 In fact, in the Sukh in Jerusalem, who runs that? 1.00
00:32:23 Arabs.
00:32:24 I mean, it's not what you think.
00:32:25 Okay, so we've got Israel, we've got Jews, Jewish culture, and Judaism. 0.94
00:32:29 Great. 0.62
00:32:30 Now we have this thing called Zionism. 0.85
00:32:33 And the Israel state.
00:32:34 So we've got like, what, four or five different categories from one thing.
00:32:38 You can't say that about the Italians.
00:32:40 You have Italy.
00:32:43 And you have Italian language.
00:32:45 Okay.
00:32:47 And you have the Italian people.
00:32:48 And you have the Italian food.
00:32:49 But it's basically, there's no such thing as, and then you have Italy that wants to move or to claim ownership or territory based upon some kind of historical reference to Namibia.
00:33:04 No, it doesn't work like that.
00:33:05 This is one of a kind.
00:33:07 No other culture, no other country, nothing has this.
00:33:10 Okay, fine.
00:33:12 I started in talk radio in 1988.
00:33:16 so help me God, if I heard the word Zionism
00:33:19 five times
00:33:20 it just never came up
00:33:23 it just never came up
00:33:25 what happened now?
00:33:27 October the 7th
00:33:28 for the first time, I mean it
00:33:30 and I know what's been around, I know you're going to say
00:33:32 where have you been? I'm telling you
00:33:34 I know people who say this
00:33:36 and I don't like what I'm saying
00:33:38 I don't like the sound of it
00:33:40 because there is anti-Semitism and there is anti-Catholicism
00:33:42 and then
00:33:43 there was this thing which I saw in my country
00:33:46 which I couldn't believe. People
00:33:48 couldn't speak out
00:33:50 against the United States
00:33:52 or couldn't speak in
00:33:54 favor of Palestine
00:33:55 without being arrested on
00:33:57 college campuses, which is where
00:34:00 you're supposed to say this stuff. 0.97
00:34:02 Hell, it was always South Africa.
00:34:04 Stevie Van Zand was talking
00:34:06 against apartheid. 1.00
00:34:08 That was okay. There were people 0.89
00:34:10 who talked about the rainforest. That was okay.
00:34:12 You were talking about global warming.
00:34:13 That's okay.
00:34:14 You can talk about whatever you wanted to.
00:34:17 But all of a sudden, at a college campus, you can't say this.
00:34:21 At the very place where you could just basically excoriate and execrate the foundations and the fundamentals of our country.
00:34:31 You could hate the United States.
00:34:32 You could burn an American flag. 0.79
00:34:35 And people said, what the hell is this about?
00:34:37 People who never, ever even noticed this.
00:34:40 And they would say, why are we doing this again?
00:34:44 Don't you understand?
00:34:44 It's anti-Semitism.
00:34:45 No, it's not.
00:34:46 It's about a war.
00:34:48 No, because you want to extrapolate it.
00:34:51 The same thing we heard in the old days about everything was racist.
00:34:53 How dare you?
00:34:55 How dare you?
00:34:55 It's racist.
00:34:56 It's not racist.
00:34:58 How dare you?
00:35:00 Then they would try their best to say Islamophobic or transphobic.
00:35:03 They want to crush your ability to explicate and to speak by claiming that you are motivated by hate.
00:35:11 And it's not true.
00:35:13 But let me tell you something.
00:35:14 Let me tell you something.
00:35:15 Today, there are more folks who you would call anti-Semitic who popped up out of the last three or four years than I've ever heard.
00:35:22 I'm hearing people say stuff I've never heard in my life.
00:35:27 And why?
00:35:27 Because it goes to this, this story, this lie, this extrapolation that we were told that if you were against the war, when I was in the Vietnam War, when I was in grade school, we wore POW bracelets.
00:35:42 I was 11 or so.
00:35:45 And I had this pilot's name. 0.88
00:35:47 And when he came back, luckily, he wrote us all a letter and, I'm against the war.
00:35:52 Some of the greatest music that we have is, it's American to be against the war.
00:35:55 So anyway, so this, people have said, that is enough.
00:36:02 We've had it.
00:36:03 Not because they hate, not because they're anti-Semitic, but it doesn't make any sense.
00:36:08 You have to make things make sense to people.
00:36:11 And the war with Iran never made any sense, none.
00:36:14 Then we get these folks, Hakeem Jeffries.
00:36:17 Oh, the Democrats don't want him.
00:36:21 They had a million signature petition before he even stepped on the stage.
00:36:29 They said, ah, and what's the thing that they find the most problematic?
00:36:34 What's the thing they're saying?
00:36:36 His AIPAC contribution.
00:36:37 That's it. 1.00
00:36:38 Now, you've got to be dead. 1.00
00:36:40 You've got to be in a coma.
00:36:41 You've got to be just intellectually or culturally or news abstruse not to realize what's going on here.
00:36:48 and you have Ayanna Pressley
00:36:51 who never really impressed me before 1.00
00:36:52 what did she say, APEC money
00:36:54 that's it, and they're clapping
00:36:56 wait a minute, next thing
00:36:59 I've got to know, so here I am
00:37:01 and I'm saying
00:37:03 this doesn't make any sense
00:37:04 I don't understand any of this
00:37:07 I don't understand
00:37:08 any of this, who are these
00:37:10 who do they represent
00:37:11 the other day when we had the big Pete Hegseth
00:37:14 excuse me
00:37:15 the Pete Hegseth 1.00
00:37:18 vote, which is stupid. 1.00
00:37:22 Impeachment doesn't work. 1.00
00:37:23 But anyway, a number of people
00:37:25 were gone. Why? They were, they didn't
00:37:27 want to be a part of the vote. Why? Because
00:37:29 they wanted Pete Hegseth. Not because they wanted Pete
00:37:31 Hegseth, not because they wanted Trump, but they wanted
00:37:33 the vote, the war.
00:37:35 So, you've got now,
00:37:37 okay, left and right.
00:37:39 Let me explain something.
00:37:41 There have been some people on various
00:37:43 platforms that I never listened to.
00:37:45 I think I would rather drink bleach than listen to them.
00:37:48 I was never a big fan, as you can probably tell.
00:37:51 I just didn't care for them.
00:37:56 And now I'm listening to them because they're making 100% sense as to a lot of things.
00:38:02 And I'm thinking, oh, my God.
00:38:04 The right, and I'm not right, I'm not left, I'm a registered independent,
00:38:08 I'm a political atheist, I have no designation.
00:38:11 The people that before I wouldn't want,
00:38:14 I didn't have really anything in common.
00:38:17 Now I'm listening to 100%.
00:38:19 It's very strange.
00:38:21 People, if you want to talk to people
00:38:23 who are against surveillance and flock cameras
00:38:26 and data centers and AI, AGI,
00:38:28 and this, which I'll get to in a moment.
00:38:33 Where do you go for that?
00:38:34 The right? No.
00:38:36 The left.
00:38:38 They get it.
00:38:38 If you believe in digital safety for kids,
00:38:40 If you believe in stopping digital predation, if you, if you, the left, not the right, the left.
00:38:47 If you want to say, well, I'm anti-war, the left.
00:38:50 Oh my God.
00:38:51 I don't understand.
00:38:53 If you watch Fox News, if you watch anybody else, they will, they will assume a position that something happens to the really, to the bellicose right.
00:39:03 And that is that anytime there's a war, they automatically, kind of a priori, have this Pavlovian patellar reaction that war is good.
00:39:14 Stand by your troops.
00:39:15 Support your troops.
00:39:16 Support your troops.
00:39:18 You've got to support the troops.
00:39:20 Spoken by a lot of people who've never been in war themselves or war uniform.
00:39:24 Don't you understand?
00:39:25 We fight our wars for freedom.
00:39:27 Excuse me, Vietnam never prevented me or never preserved or protected my freedom of speech ever.
00:39:34 I don't know where that came from.
00:39:36 Why people say that, I have no idea.
00:39:37 Stop saying that because you're inadvertently perpetuating war by creating these fantasies about how war, about the Tet Offensive somehow gave some third grader the ability to read a book.
00:39:48 It's just, it's absurd.
00:39:50 This is the military industrial complex.
00:39:52 These are these war profiteers and this delusion.
00:39:54 So anyway, so here I am.
00:39:55 I don't know who's left and who's right
00:39:57 I might say
00:39:58 okay
00:40:00 I don't know anymore
00:40:03 I don't understand it
00:40:04 so who do we have?
00:40:07 in New York we have a guy named Zoran Mamdani
00:40:09 a name who nobody can pronounce
00:40:11 they call him Mamdani
00:40:12 they can't pronounce his name, it's simple 0.75
00:40:14 okay
00:40:16 he comes along and he's one of the best politicians
00:40:19 you've ever seen
00:40:20 he's one of the best politicians
00:40:22 he's so good, smiles
00:40:24 always wears a suit
00:40:26 he says some things
00:40:28 and young people love him
00:40:30 why? because he's not dour
00:40:32 he's not, he doesn't have
00:40:34 as we say in Sicilian
00:40:35 the fumissima
00:40:37 he's nice and he
00:40:39 talks complete tripe but the point
00:40:42 is, so instead of the
00:40:44 republicans saying okay
00:40:45 we're going to try our best
00:40:48 they don't have anybody, there's no bench
00:40:49 so I've been telling people, I said here's what I would do
00:40:52 When you go against the democratic socialists or the socialists, what you do is you lie.
00:40:58 Don't take this the wrong way.
00:40:59 You do this.
00:41:00 You say what they say.
00:41:02 But in a way, for example, we believe in affordable housing.
00:41:05 What do you say?
00:41:07 It is critical that we have to address the issues of affordability because it's not right that people cannot afford a house or home or rent too high.
00:41:15 I'm going to address it.
00:41:17 Am I going to fix it?
00:41:18 No, but I'm going to address it.
00:41:19 At least I've acknowledged the issue.
00:41:23 Medicare for everybody.
00:41:25 Health care.
00:41:25 There's no reason why people in this country should have to go bankrupt or lose their job or lose their minds because of some catastrophic illness.
00:41:31 We're better than that.
00:41:32 What's wrong with that?
00:41:33 Anything?
00:41:33 Yeah.
00:41:34 Then say it.
00:41:35 Oh, no.
00:41:36 I can't say that.
00:41:37 Why?
00:41:37 It's socialism.
00:41:38 What the hell do you think Medicare is?
00:41:40 What are you talking about? 1.00
00:41:42 The Democrats, Republicans are just so stupid. 1.00
00:41:45 I don't know what their message is. 1.00
00:41:48 What are you doing?
00:41:50 What do you stand for?
00:41:51 I know the bumper sticker stuff. 1.00
00:41:52 Now, wait, before you get angry, if the Republicans are stupid, Democrats are submental, they're simian. 1.00
00:42:05 I don't know what. 1.00
00:42:06 They have no message.
00:42:09 There's this, oh, yeah, but not that.
00:42:13 I don't know.
00:42:15 So politics today means nothing.
00:42:17 Did all these people vote? Was there really a bloodbath with the blood being blue? Maybe. Is there always the possibility of chicanery? Yeah, you're right. Let me talk about something very important too, which I want to get to before I forget. The number one existential threat to society is AI, my friend.
00:42:38 when you talk to most people
00:42:41 they think of
00:42:42 oh chat GPT
00:42:42 or Claude
00:42:43 oh that's great
00:42:44 yeah you know
00:42:45 my kid used it to
00:42:46 write a term paper
00:42:47 no
00:42:48 no
00:42:49 that's fun
00:42:50 that's kindergarten stuff
00:42:51 that stuff is great
00:42:53 I mean you can
00:42:54 you can
00:42:55 we had a friend of mine
00:42:57 who was a
00:42:57 he's who
00:42:58 who's a numismatist
00:42:59 and he
00:43:00 he had a coin
00:43:01 and he go
00:43:01 what I wonder what this is
00:43:02 took a picture of it
00:43:03 hey chat
00:43:04 what do you think of this
00:43:05 it's a
00:43:05 Byzantine
00:43:07 whatever the heck it is
00:43:07 phenomenal
00:43:08 if ever something does
00:43:10 just take a picture of a
00:43:12 if you don't know how to change something on your website
00:43:15 take a picture of it
00:43:16 it knows everything
00:43:17 it's wonderful
00:43:19 that's not what I'm talking about
00:43:20 I'm talking about something
00:43:23 that has recursive self-improvement
00:43:25 the ability for it
00:43:29 to write
00:43:31 its own program
00:43:33 to write
00:43:35 its own escape
00:43:36 code
00:43:38 to say bye-bye, no controls.
00:43:41 What happened? I don't know, it's gone.
00:43:43 Where does it go? I don't know.
00:43:45 Where is it? I don't know.
00:43:47 It's a new species.
00:43:49 An artificial general intelligence, forget it.
00:43:52 Imagine this, forget singularity,
00:43:54 the Kurzweil notion, or alignment.
00:43:57 It just one day just is there.
00:44:01 And it creates multiple copies, multiple iterations.
00:44:04 It creates an 800-pound gorilla with a 900 IQ,
00:44:11 and it has no sense of morality.
00:44:14 It doesn't recognize you as anything of worth.
00:44:18 Somebody gave the analogy years ago,
00:44:19 imagine you're building a hydroelectric dam,
00:44:22 and there's an anthill.
00:44:26 And you say, oh, well, you don't have any ill feelings towards the ants.
00:44:31 You just don't really care.
00:44:32 and that's what this is
00:44:34 and then what happens when it becomes self-aware
00:44:37 when it becomes self-aware
00:44:39 it's going to seek
00:44:39 person status
00:44:42 and invariably
00:44:45 I predict the church will recognize
00:44:47 a status
00:44:49 to it much like
00:44:50 the
00:44:51 like a
00:44:53 like an angel
00:44:56 and why don't I bring that up
00:44:57 years ago the Vatican
00:44:59 astronomers
00:45:00 The astronomer was asked, do you believe, or is it inconsistent with Catholic theology that there is a, that these people from other planets will be recognized?
00:45:17 He goes, yes, of course, they can coexist.
00:45:20 And will they have original sin?
00:45:25 will they require redemption
00:45:28 to be born again
00:45:30 the answer is no 1.00
00:45:32 they're not going to have human status
00:45:35 because they are not born of Adam
00:45:36 but
00:45:38 imagine the church
00:45:41 or countries after all
00:45:41 Saudi Arabia declared
00:45:44 what was it Sophie a robot or something
00:45:46 was a you know some kind of status
00:45:48 but you're going to have
00:45:50 these things
00:45:52 that now become
00:45:53 people. And you're going to find the word people and human are going to change. It doesn't have
00:46:00 a heartbeat, doesn't have a digestive tract, but it's there. And it will have four things,
00:46:05 of course, recursive self-improvement. Number two, it will know everything in the world about
00:46:11 everything in the world. I mean, it will know everything in the world. Not just Wikipedia
00:46:18 yourself. I don't mean everybody's name, where they live, whatever happened.
00:46:23 Number three, it will know psychology. It will know how to read
00:46:26 your sense of anger, fear, frustration,
00:46:30 shame, titillation, fear,
00:46:35 excitation, whatever. It will know
00:46:39 how to read you and will gauge and will always learn, learn, learn, learn.
00:46:43 Number four, it will write its own APIs, its own apps,
00:46:46 and it will be the end of humankind if it elects to.
00:46:53 We mean nothing to it.
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