The Alex Jones Show Live - October 12, 2026


MASSIVE: UKRAINE HAS OFFICIALLY LOST THE WAR!

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00:00:00.000 Trump says Ukraine has lost the war, which is true. 0.99
00:00:02.540 It is true. 0.83
00:00:03.360 It is true.
00:00:03.860 And that's why he doesn't want to align with them anymore.
00:00:05.940 He knows that you can't have one sizzled war on your hands, that you can't get out your
00:00:10.540 buck down, and another one as a lost war.
00:00:13.480 Well, let's be clear.
00:00:14.180 Putin has said, and I had Victor Boot a year ago say it, six months ago.
00:00:17.760 He's a big insider.
00:00:18.740 Duma now.
00:00:19.600 He said, we're going to level Kharkiv and Kiev.
00:00:24.100 We don't want to do it.
00:00:24.920 We're already telling them to leave the cities.
00:00:26.360 We are going to do it.
00:00:27.280 And as soon as the ground freezes, right?
00:00:29.580 So when do you think that happens?
00:00:32.220 So Trump's trying to help you.
00:00:33.280 He's like, you could have already made a better deal years ago.
00:00:35.700 You better make one now.
00:00:37.340 I mean, Trump's right.
00:00:38.740 Yeah.
00:00:39.000 And for the longest time, I had a diplomat, Dmitry Polyansky, Russian diplomat.
00:00:44.460 I invited the Ukrainian side.
00:00:46.000 They never come, by the way. 0.89
00:00:47.000 I don't know why.
00:00:48.000 So he says a lot.
00:00:50.180 But Dmitry said a good, interesting thing, I should say.
00:00:53.640 So he said, look at Gaza today and look at Ukraine and tell us, like, you know, the difference is major. 0.66
00:01:03.000 Like, we treated Ukraine with kid and gloves. 1.00
00:01:05.420 That's true.
00:01:06.740 Your point to Putin being restrained, he was.
00:01:09.620 And I think he kind of lost it at this point.
00:01:11.780 Like, he's like, no, we are finishing this.
00:01:14.140 So we tried for almost five years to talk to you guys.
00:01:17.380 We tried to talk to the Europeans. 0.99
00:01:18.840 Europeans are completely gone.
00:01:20.960 American and Russian relationship is somewhere in the, you know, it's surrounded by fire.
00:01:25.280 You never know when you're going to get burned there.
00:01:27.040 But but the reality is there is a dialogue, at least Trump and Putin are talking.
00:01:33.100 Europe is completely gone.
00:01:41.560 All right.
00:01:44.560 In studio for the next hour and 15 minutes, Elizabeth Lane, investigative journalist, 0.97
00:01:49.980 Filmmaker, you name it. 0.62
00:01:52.220 Invite her to ElizabethLane.co.
00:01:54.620 And she has been all over Europe, all over the world,
00:01:57.660 covered the war in Ukraine and more.
00:02:00.180 It's great to have you here in studio with us in Austin, Texas.
00:02:04.020 Thank you so much.
00:02:05.060 It's always good to be with you, Alex.
00:02:06.780 Well, it's good to be here.
00:02:07.900 So let's get into the geopolitics.
00:02:10.660 I mean, just wow, everything coming to a head.
00:02:12.500 Trump's saying Zelensky should step down and have elections. 0.96
00:02:15.160 Zelensky basically says, screw you.
00:02:16.720 from all your information where are we right now in this historic war so it's very funny that we
00:02:23.720 are facing this you know transition with Trump today it has a lot to do with you know two wars
00:02:30.220 that cannot quite be explained one is you know we whether we want it or not we are kind of
00:02:35.020 aligned with the with the losing side because we chose Ukraine as our ally in the get-go with this
00:02:41.600 war right and we kind of stuck with it even though Trump administration in the beginning
00:02:45.880 tried to distance himself from this war, it didn't, it doesn't work that way. You know,
00:02:51.040 once you're in it and once you're aiding Ukraine with your intelligence and not just that,
00:02:55.880 and you are involved with NATO shenanigans overseas, you can't just detach yourself
00:02:59.860 randomly. So we are now on the side of a losing party in this war. And that doesn't look very good
00:03:08.020 for the midterms. We are also at war with Iran. That's supposed to be only for two weeks,
00:03:13.040 but you and i both knew and many people in the administration also i suspect knew that this war
00:03:18.980 was not going to be just for two weeks or three weeks or a month and we are here and this is going
00:03:25.200 to get you know this is going to be one of those words that we are going to sizzle as well so trump
00:03:29.880 knows this trump knows that he's a 30 percent approval on pretty much everything and especially
00:03:35.560 when it gets to economy wars all of this so he's trying to tell people that hey we are shifting
00:03:42.600 away from ukraine so here is another deal with russia that we are making it's going to put the
00:03:47.960 prices down where it was at least we are going to try right so this is the attempt to tell american
00:03:53.340 people it's all going to be okay with the diesel situation we are making uh you know some deals
00:03:58.820 with russia that means we are advancing on the peace front on the russian side but at the same
00:04:04.720 time alex this is how american politics always works at the same time redcliffe and these
00:04:10.120 intelligence agencies are telling ukrainians zelensky that hey i don't think we can say
00:04:16.420 i don't think we can tell zelensky to stop bombing russia so you have let's be clear the
00:04:21.760 u.s telemetry and satellites are running attacks exactly and so trump knows that and trump is
00:04:27.640 saying stop it trump's saying do that right now and then they're ignoring him which only makes
00:04:34.340 trump get even more pissed off and i can tell you it's a real split with trump in the deep state
00:04:38.500 on this Russia thing because he gets it.
00:04:41.400 And now they don't know what to do
00:04:43.140 because Trump knew when he said,
00:04:45.500 oh, I have a deal with Russia for the diesel.
00:04:48.160 That was really about Zelensky
00:04:49.580 then doubling down and attacking.
00:04:50.980 So now Trump has a way to demonize Zelensky
00:04:52.700 and say, look what he's doing.
00:04:54.400 I think Trump brought it to a head here.
00:04:56.360 No, absolutely.
00:04:57.260 That was like one of the intentions, right?
00:04:59.900 But then you have Zelensky
00:05:01.040 with this new refreshly found bravery
00:05:03.680 going and saying that, yeah,
00:05:05.300 we're not going to listen to you.
00:05:06.600 So you forget that your bills are paid.
00:05:09.340 You said Trump is dishonest.
00:05:10.920 Yeah.
00:05:11.480 He literally Sunday attacked Trump. 1.00
00:05:14.680 So does Trump, is Trump really the bitch? 1.00
00:05:16.700 Does he roll over to this? 1.00
00:05:18.180 Of course not.
00:05:18.860 Trump is doing what he should have done from the get go.
00:05:22.260 He's trying to get Zelensky out, maybe make it so that we can have this final peace deal with Russia, whatever it looks like. 0.89
00:05:29.200 Russians.
00:05:29.940 Well, we know Russia wants a deal for no more NATO expansion.
00:05:32.780 Yeah, of course.
00:05:33.240 The problem is, Alex, this is this is the proposal that Russia always gets. 0.91
00:05:38.360 So we need you to do A, B and C. 0.63
00:05:41.220 And now we need you to sell us your diesel.
00:05:43.900 It's good for you. It's good for us.
00:05:45.280 It's always what we need, but never what Russia wants or needs.
00:05:50.080 It's not even about wants.
00:05:51.320 It's about what Russia requires in terms of security.
00:05:54.840 And that has been on the table many times.
00:05:57.160 And let's be clear, I'm not a Russophile. 0.94
00:05:58.960 If we were surrounded by another foreign power, I'd be for war.
00:06:02.960 Russia's been very restrained.
00:06:04.300 If you look at the map, if you can pull that graphic up,
00:06:06.560 this is 1991, the expansion, encircling Russia, 0.65
00:06:09.660 firing nuclear-capable missiles in every day.
00:06:12.400 Russia said, how do we know you don't tip those with missiles,
00:06:14.640 with bombs, with nuclear warheads?
00:06:17.340 You're literally training us to accept a nuclear first strike.
00:06:20.060 And then two years ago, the head of NATO military said,
00:06:23.480 we made nuclear first strike you. 0.60
00:06:25.020 So they're literally trying to provocate Russians. 0.72
00:06:28.680 It's insane.
00:06:29.020 So that Russians do something to, you know, protect their borders, and then it becomes Russia attacked Europe, and then it's, you know, it's Europe's business how to defend ourselves with help of our corporate world. 0.65
00:06:41.060 Well, I'll say this in praise to Putin.
00:06:42.400 He has been insanely restrained.
00:06:44.540 Yeah. 0.50
00:06:45.400 Well, because he knows what the odds are, if this war ever occurs between Europe and Russia, then what's going to happen is very similar to, in my opinion, of course, what's going to happen is very similar to what you saw in World War II,
00:06:58.160 which is the united states is going to kind of back off and say yeah europe go ahead like i mean
00:07:03.160 we've got this support with nato but it's mostly going to be with our corporate world and in
00:07:07.880 missiles and all of this which that's another question can we even support that war is another
00:07:13.000 question while we are bogged down in iran and the answer is we can't we can't support that
00:07:18.120 cut the ukrainian missiles to go to israel yeah so i mean and now this this kind of a deal attempt
00:07:26.640 with russia that okay so we're buying russian diesel again and then of course trump gets attacked
00:07:31.060 i think you're right the the uh the hidden idea behind is to kind of get rid of zelensky because 0.96
00:07:36.500 he's been a pain in the ass in ukraine and for ukrainians and he's losing support domestically 0.97
00:07:40.820 we knew that when he uh started uh cramming people invite when he's not a puppet of nato 0.99
00:07:46.680 he's extremely arrogant no i mean he he was always arrogant that has not changed and i think the only
00:07:52.180 time when he felt minuscule was uh the first time trump and jd vance had him in the cabinet and they 0.96
00:07:59.380 just laid on him i love that pull up b-roll and spanking him last year yeah that was great that
00:08:04.260 was very interesting but yeah that's probably my favorite political clip the last 10 years
00:08:09.640 so then i have a question like what what what do you think changed because trump did make serious
00:08:15.600 mistakes i think this was one of the rifts you had with him um i'm also one of those that my
00:08:21.260 hopes in Trump kind of smashed into pieces, right? And it smashed into pieces after Charlie
00:08:27.080 Kirk with all these wars. I, for the longest time, I gave him the benefit of a doubt saying that
00:08:33.000 maybe because he's a business guy, this deep state is too powerful. We know that no matter who comes
00:08:39.160 in, you know, in the office, they are going to roll over anyway. So I thought that Trump was
00:08:44.460 under serious pressure by the deep state, but I don't know what to think anymore. I mean, when he
00:08:50.100 wants to get something done seems like he's doing it just fine you know so what do you think
00:08:57.060 well that's the big question um trump is very pragmatic and so he's pro-israel but he's not pro
00:09:08.080 israel running our country or a bunch of garbage at the same time he understands that nato expanded
00:09:14.400 on russia so he wants to make a peace deal there he's and plus russia's offered 37 million and 0.88
00:09:20.120 37 trillion in rare earth minerals and even off of the u.s why is that peace deal so hard
00:09:25.640 well so so question this why is that peace deal so hard if trump was anti-nato which he was i
00:09:31.780 remember his speeches he was anti-nato so pull nato back you know that is a no-go well that's
00:09:37.420 the question red line just like he says stop bombing russia with our telemetry yeah and the
00:09:41.780 CIA keeps doing it. It's like, this crew's
00:09:43.760 a great crew, but if they didn't do what I told them, we'd be off
00:09:45.820 the air like that. So, the crew
00:09:47.860 is great. They're really the operation. He's not in
00:09:49.760 control, is what you're telling. He's not in control.
00:09:51.860 Yeah, I agree with that. And it keeps coming out. So,
00:09:53.880 and I'm not giving Trump a pass on here. 0.60
00:09:55.740 He made the wrong decision with Netanyahu
00:09:57.560 on Iran. He's been trying to make the right 0.79
00:09:59.720 decision on Russia. But let me tell you what's really going
00:10:01.700 on. And when I was told this
00:10:03.660 10 years ago
00:10:05.620 at a meeting with some very
00:10:07.800 powerful billionaires, and I was told
00:10:09.820 this again about six years ago, then about three years ago.
00:10:12.440 And I didn't get all this
00:10:13.920 until right after the last meeting.
00:10:15.800 And I have met with Bilderberg Group members and
00:10:17.740 globalists and billionaire tech
00:10:19.280 leaders, well-known names off record.
00:10:21.700 Interviewed some on the air.
00:10:23.180 And these meetings, I'm trying to get me to work for them. They're like,
00:10:25.760 what do you think? It's literally a war game.
00:10:27.940 How do we stop? We can see
00:10:29.840 we've got to stop a war. These older globalists want
00:10:31.740 a war. They're crazy. I think we can have a nuclear 1.00
00:10:33.780 war with India and China, and it's going to kill everybody. 0.88
00:10:36.520 They're not like trying to 0.97
00:10:37.760 butter me up. They're like literally asking
00:10:39.700 these meetings what do we do it's their off-record meetings and they they this happened like like i
00:10:44.720 said 10 years ago like six years ago like three years ago they're like it was different it was
00:10:48.200 two different groups one meeting twice with the same group and then another meeting and these
00:10:52.740 are like household names they're like you understand these boomers not all boomers are
00:10:57.240 bad but we mean like yeah bill gates trump bill clinton he goes all they care about is recognition
00:11:03.380 you or i don't care about a nobel prize and if they would just give trump a nobel prize he would
00:11:09.340 do whatever they wanted but they won't give it to him and they said bill clinton and bill gates
00:11:13.680 literally battle each other even though they're friends constantly about about about a prize
00:11:17.720 trump wants it remember trump a couple years ago said well i didn't get a peace prize now you get
00:11:22.740 he was obsessed with the peace price remember and they even had the world cup group give him a peace
00:11:28.500 price and he literally got obsessed and like i mean this is like mental illness so i don't
00:11:33.920 understand boomerism i don't get like wanting a medallion but napoleon said he invented metals
00:11:39.320 because we give them a little piece of metal and a ribbon,
00:11:41.100 they'll throw themselves on the bayonets.
00:11:44.480 So for whatever, you know, being Generation X or below that, 0.98
00:11:47.840 we're like, who gives a shit about recognition? 0.97
00:11:50.300 There's so much media. 0.98
00:11:51.900 See, boomers were raised, this is the simplest thing,
00:11:55.200 where there was big movies that came out, three networks, Coke and Pepsi,
00:12:00.380 and to them, this was worshipful, CBS, NBC, ABC.
00:12:03.980 It still is today for them, yes.
00:12:06.920 Exactly.
00:12:07.360 So, to Trump, the recognition of that, and I was told, like, you understand, the whole world government is about getting Nobel Prizes.
00:12:17.100 They said it's not just Bill Clinton, Trump, and Gates.
00:12:19.740 They're all completely obsessed.
00:12:21.180 And I was like, okay, I heard this 10 years ago.
00:12:24.120 And then Trump says, you didn't give me a priest prize, now you get war.
00:12:29.240 So, imagine how alien that is.
00:12:32.000 It's very alien. 1.00
00:12:32.980 He wants some stupid prize. 1.00
00:12:34.620 I'm sorry, it's just like, this is mental illness. 1.00
00:12:37.360 No, I agree with you. And also, he's very sensitive about what media thinks, because I've heard from multiple people that he said this before. 0.81
00:12:44.720 Well, if I do that, then they will say this or they will say that you're the president of the United States.
00:12:50.500 The only thing you should be concerned about is what your own people will say, not what your members of media.
00:12:56.980 And he's obsessed with like CNN, Fox, MSNBC.
00:13:01.860 He literally he goes on with Elon Musk had a billion plus people that listened.
00:13:07.360 did never do it again didn't care he couldn't look at himself what he does it he goes on fox
00:13:11.640 with five million he thinks it's that because it's literal a boomerism that it's like a baby
00:13:17.100 duck hatches out of an egg and sees the the wolf and thinks it's his mommy he has he has basically
00:13:22.960 identified or imprinted on this and so that's all he cares about so as a he's a total drama queen
00:13:31.100 theater kid oh i mean of course he's an entrepreneur i mean i mean let me tell you 0.97
00:13:35.160 You look at Erica Kirk, how flamboyant she is, ridiculous. 1.00
00:13:38.940 I gave her a pass because she's a theater kid. 1.00
00:13:40.560 That's their identity.
00:13:41.820 Trump is the ultimate theater kid.
00:13:43.980 He's an entrepreneur.
00:13:45.240 He knows what what entrepreneur needs and he puts it out there.
00:13:49.300 There is no doubt.
00:13:50.280 I didn't interrupt you.
00:13:50.880 You asked the big question.
00:13:51.960 You were dead on with your response.
00:13:52.960 I'm sorry. 0.80
00:13:53.200 I'll shut up.
00:13:53.560 No, no, no. 0.97
00:13:54.820 And as a goat, I wanted to ask you.
00:13:57.040 So what do you think about the CNN acquisition by Ellison?
00:14:00.280 It was a big deal and it still is a big deal.
00:14:02.720 So now our media is under just a few families.
00:14:06.440 They own everything.
00:14:07.260 So as someone who's been doing this way more than me, do you think that this was a good idea?
00:14:14.700 It's not that they were, you know, free before.
00:14:17.320 I mean, we're talking about from deep state.
00:14:18.820 I mean, I could talk for hours about that.
00:14:21.400 Well, just tell me what the short, like, what do you think?
00:14:24.400 Like, because to me, it's like, OK, so media is completely out in the United States.
00:14:29.020 People are completely in a capsule.
00:14:30.440 Well, I think what I just said is the answer.
00:14:32.720 the average CNN show has like 70,000 viewers,
00:14:35.760 their biggest show, a million and a half. 1.00
00:14:37.720 It's all a bunch of old boomers thinking, owning this. 0.98
00:14:41.400 Now, if you wanted to leverage up CNN, 0.94
00:14:43.120 make it a truth teller, use their journalism skills,
00:14:45.500 tell the truth, it would explode
00:14:46.500 and have a hundred million viewers an hour.
00:14:48.260 But it's like Trump's in a graveyard
00:14:51.220 trying to like pray over tombstones
00:14:53.600 and maybe we'll come back to life.
00:14:55.280 Like Trump thinks if he dominates,
00:14:57.160 you know, an antitrust suit against the media
00:14:59.320 for pool cameras, put your own pool camera in.
00:15:01.860 You know, it's like, again, they're a dog to its vomit.
00:15:05.840 They are obsessed with old technology.
00:15:07.640 Old systems don't matter anymore.
00:15:09.960 He halfway got it in 2024 and won the election because he went on podcasts.
00:15:14.140 But he still goes back because he sits there with his little TV controller he knows.
00:15:19.160 And to him, that is the whole world.
00:15:22.440 Absolutely.
00:15:23.280 Did you see the Syracuse rally?
00:15:26.160 He just had it a few days ago.
00:15:27.860 So Trump has the base of supporters that he constantly relies on, right?
00:15:33.940 So Syracuse, if I'm not mistaken, it was Rob O'Neill who opened the Syracuse rally,
00:15:38.460 which is a great guy, Rob O'Neill.
00:15:39.980 I like him a lot.
00:15:40.520 When you say that, I see it.
00:15:40.980 I saw clips from it.
00:15:41.760 I didn't watch all of it.
00:15:42.320 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:15:43.060 So Rob O'Neill opened the rally for him, and obviously they chose the Navy SEAL, right?
00:15:49.740 Because—
00:15:50.100 The guy that's supposed to kill Ben Lott.
00:15:51.360 Yeah, exactly.
00:15:51.980 It's on the show, yeah.
00:15:52.500 Which, again, I like Rob O'Neill.
00:15:54.160 Which he does about the official Charlie Kirk story.
00:15:56.280 What was it?
00:15:57.060 O'Neill.
00:15:57.380 Yeah, he doesn't believe it.
00:15:58.420 Well, none of us do.
00:15:59.940 But the thing is, though—
00:16:01.320 Oh, a 30-odd-six doesn't shoot through your neck?
00:16:03.000 Yeah.
00:16:03.740 You know what I mean.
00:16:04.600 You know my stand on Charlie Kirk.
00:16:06.060 I don't believe any of this.
00:16:07.100 A 30-odd-six goes right through your neck at 1,000 yards, much less than 150.
00:16:11.140 Anyways, back to the Syracuse rally.
00:16:12.700 I apologize.
00:16:13.100 Yeah, no, no, you're good.
00:16:14.520 So the reason that Rob O'Neill opened that rally is because they know they are rapidly losing trust, even in the military.
00:16:23.660 And this is almost like telling, oh, no, military guys are with us.
00:16:27.080 Like, you know, this war has not ruined anything for you guys.
00:16:30.440 Like, they are still with us.
00:16:32.120 They are supporting President Trump.
00:16:33.880 There are so many Navy SEALs, so many, you know, Green Berets.
00:16:36.420 We are good to go.
00:16:37.680 That's what that message was, in my opinion.
00:16:40.100 No, I agree.
00:16:40.740 And I can tell you, in anybody in the military that has an IQ above 70, they're not supporting Trump.
00:16:46.340 Nobody.
00:16:46.800 Doesn't mean they're supporting Democrats either.
00:16:49.060 They try to make it like a—the Israelis try to make it like, support us or with the Muslims? 0.99
00:16:52.540 No, we don't support you or them.
00:16:55.120 Trump has total collapse of the military.
00:16:57.300 The problem is, Alex, what do we have?
00:16:59.560 Because much like you, this toxicity is getting to American people.
00:17:03.360 They are so disillusioned.
00:17:04.660 They don't want to trust anybody.
00:17:06.400 They can't trust anybody anymore.
00:17:08.460 The only guy who promised to fight this—
00:17:11.580 Hold on. Back in two minutes.
00:17:12.740 Stay right there. 1.00
00:17:13.360 Elizabeth Lane, stay with us. 0.74
00:17:24.700 all right i asked elizabeth lane who i learned was in town to come here and i'm as usual she
00:17:32.280 has big questions and i'm running over to answer the questions uh but this is a short segment some
00:17:36.740 stations join us in about six minutes but just getting back to where we were before the break
00:17:40.440 when you got cut off yeah absolutely so i was just saying that this whole rally thing in syracuse
00:17:45.740 was opened by you know uh one of the most uh famous seals so it was a message to people that 0.97
00:17:52.840 military is with us enough of the stupidity you know we are handling this war we are winning this 0.92
00:17:58.540 war just like ukraine was winning this war like for how many years now five yeah five years they 0.99
00:18:04.640 are winning this war yet their territories are gone 20 percent of ukraine is completely out
00:18:09.880 russia calls them new territories as they regain this i mean it's crazy the only thing they have
00:18:15.960 left i don't know if you've seen in the media the only thing they have left to defend themselves is
00:18:20.860 they kept talking about this war, drone warfare, like by Ukraine, right?
00:18:27.040 So that's the only thing they have left.
00:18:28.700 They are like, well, drone warfare changed everything.
00:18:30.740 No, drone warfare changed things in the beginning of the drone warfare.
00:18:35.840 This new style of warfare, right?
00:18:38.380 Now it's all about drones.
00:18:39.880 All they have is stunts to say, look how we did this great thing.
00:18:44.280 The point is Russia could have already taken it all and scorched earth.
00:18:46.880 It doesn't want to give NATO the pretext to fully come in. 0.54
00:18:49.120 Putin has won the war.
00:18:50.200 By the way, I forgot to play the clip today.
00:18:52.540 See if it's in the list.
00:18:54.280 Trump said Ukraine like three days ago.
00:18:56.240 I've never played it.
00:18:56.920 I saw this morning.
00:18:57.440 I was like, I missed this.
00:18:58.720 Type in the X. 1.00
00:18:59.300 Trump says Ukraine has lost the war, which is true. 1.00
00:19:01.800 It is true. 0.83
00:19:02.620 It is true.
00:19:03.140 And that's why he doesn't want to align with them anymore.
00:19:05.200 He knows that you can't have one sizzled war on your hands, that you can't get out your
00:19:09.800 buck down, and another one as a lost war.
00:19:12.760 Well, let's be clear.
00:19:13.480 Putin has said, and I had Victor Boot a year ago say it, six months ago.
00:19:17.000 He's a big insider, Duma now.
00:19:18.880 He said, we're going to level Kyrgyz and Kiev.
00:19:23.360 We don't want to do it. 0.63
00:19:24.240 We're already telling them to leave the cities.
00:19:25.540 They're going to do it.
00:19:26.540 And as soon as the ground freezes, right?
00:19:28.900 So when do you think that happens?
00:19:31.500 So Trump's trying to help Ukraine.
00:19:32.880 He's like, you could have already made a better deal years ago.
00:19:34.960 You better make one now.
00:19:36.580 I mean, Trump's right.
00:19:37.960 Yeah.
00:19:38.160 And for the longest time, I had a diplomat, Dmitry Polyansky, Russian diplomat.
00:19:43.780 I invited the Ukrainian side.
00:19:45.280 They never come, by the way. 0.89
00:19:46.280 I don't know why.
00:19:46.820 So he says a lot. But Dimitri said a good, good, interesting thing, I should say. So he said, look at Gaza today and look at Ukraine and tell us like, you know, the difference is major. Like we treated Ukraine with kid and gloves. That's true.
00:20:05.360 your point to put him being restrained he was and i think he kind of lost it at this point like he's
00:20:11.360 like no we are finishing this so we we tried for almost five years to talk to you guys we tried to
00:20:17.180 talk to the europeans europeans are completely gone uh america american and russian relationship
00:20:21.940 is somewhere in the you know it's surrounded by fire you never know when you're gonna get burned
00:20:26.080 there but but the reality is there is a dialogue at least trump and putin are talking europe is
00:20:32.960 completely gone by the way because their only business plan is to have this war yeah exactly
00:20:37.280 exactly and look at the the it's not Zelensky who found new bravery in him to pretty much
00:20:43.440 dissed Trump and call him names and he called him weak not the best option for you buddy but
00:20:49.260 another thing is Ukrainian leaders are like hyenas sorry now Ukrainian European leaders are like
00:20:54.980 hyenas right watching this and they're like well they were very afraid of Trump on the height of
00:21:00.840 his career they were super scared of him now you can you can see that they don't really take him
00:21:05.260 seriously anymore because every single one of them very sadly in their speeches kind of
00:21:11.100 this him just like zelinski does so and that's the key point we have to exacerbate that yeah
00:21:16.580 and show trump that's happening get him to click back absolutely absolutely so these are not your
00:21:22.660 friends there was a time when i feel like he felt like he was you know hanging out with stop oh they
00:21:27.380 Yeah. And it's like, you now know that all they are afraid of, all they are waiting, waiting for is you to sleep.
00:21:35.720 And that's it. Like I said, they are like hyenas.
00:21:38.400 They are scared of the lion until lion is wounded enough to get eaten.
00:21:43.200 And that's that's where we are, Alex.
00:21:45.260 And if these people are allowed to do these are the same globalists, stop Macron.
00:21:50.480 These are the same globalists, Trump who are literally trying to lead us in direct war.
00:21:54.780 Exactly. Russian conscription.
00:21:56.480 They don't even deny it, folks. 0.84
00:21:57.580 They want us all conscripted, including our own people in America, to fight the Russians.
00:22:02.360 Yeah.
00:22:02.660 I can't think of a war.
00:22:03.740 Oh, because the Russians are in Mexico? 1.00
00:22:06.160 No, because we're on their ass, on their doorstep, literally, you know what to them. 1.00
00:22:12.220 Sticking our you-know-what right in their patootie. 0.99
00:22:14.100 rallying patriots worldwide in defense of human liberty it's alex jones
00:22:32.820 on your call with president putin today do you think the war in iran ends first
00:22:41.080 for the war in Ukraine? Well, we talked about more about the war in Ukraine, but he would like
00:22:47.940 to be of help. I said, before you help me, I want to end your war. So we had a good talk. I've known 0.64
00:22:54.200 him a long time. I think he was ready to make a deal a while ago. I think some people made it
00:22:59.220 difficult for him to make a deal, but we talked more about Ukraine. But which war do you think
00:23:04.380 ends first um that's an interesting question you know coming from you that's very interesting
00:23:11.500 which war would end first i don't know maybe they're on a similar timetable i think ukraine
00:23:17.120 militarily they're defeated okay you wouldn't know that by reading the fake news but militarily
00:23:22.700 look here maybe so they had 159 ships every ship is right now underwater typically that's pretty
00:23:30.120 good. What do you think, Jared?
00:23:35.840 But Russia couldn't level it all in two minutes. 0.58
00:23:38.700 And just like we could, 0.78
00:23:39.980 you can't do this under mutually assured destruction.
00:23:42.640 Elizabeth Lane, what do you expect to come 0.96
00:23:44.160 next now that Zelensky's 0.91
00:23:46.040 attacking Trump, they're cornered rats,
00:23:48.340 the EU's collapsing, France
00:23:50.060 is about to lose its bond rating, their own government
00:23:52.100 says. I mean, they've been
00:23:54.020 too good at trying to suppress their own people, 0.68
00:23:56.220 blowing up their own Nord Stream pipeline.
00:23:58.460 They've been too cute by half.
00:24:00.120 Yeah, absolutely. And, you know, I will say what President Putin said, which is, why do we even have to try? Europe is destroying itself. And it's true. They are. And I think Trump woke up to the fact that what do we want to do here? Like, do we want to be on the losing side or do we want to actually detach ourselves? You know, let the Europeans handle whatever they want with Russia. It's a different hemisphere. We've got our problems in the Middle East, our allies. You saw what happened just now in the airport.
00:24:27.520 like our allies are getting absolutely destroyed or what we call our allies i should say whether
00:24:34.080 they really are or not that's another question but the reality is i think what zelensky is
00:24:39.880 zelensky is gone zelensky is done so next move for zelensky is to move to uk and live happily
00:24:45.660 ever after before it gets really hard for him and it will get very hard for him so russians
00:24:50.420 are not going to stop now russia if you look historically russia doesn't have a tendency
00:24:55.900 when they get like when bear gets up you know yeah that's it they are not gonna back down now
00:25:03.300 especially when president trump comes out and says well you know militarily ukraine is defeated
00:25:08.860 okay what else is there militarily what else what else is ukraine not defeated in exactly
00:25:15.220 the only other danger is nato to set off a nuke to a big false flag we predicted they
00:25:21.860 tried at the airport in germany oh yeah so i'm really concerned about false flags do you think
00:25:26.860 that people will buy it because i feel no they won't but no no they won't but the globalists 0.67
00:25:30.780 are that crazy they're that crazy so but again i don't if you're asking me if i have hopes that 0.71
00:25:36.720 trump will stop them no i don't because trump is not that powerful he's a powerful man and don't
00:25:42.960 get me wrong but the bureaucracy ignores him but you hit the key here because putin says this for
00:25:47.060 Like even before the war started, the expansion five years ago or four years and 10 months ago, he said, Europe is collapsing. 0.99
00:25:57.380 We just need to stay out of a fight for the hardliners that were on his ass. 0.86
00:26:00.660 Well, what's crazy is all these finance ministers, dozens of them, the EU and their head of NATO, I can pull the articles up, says we're going to break Russia in five parts. 0.99
00:26:10.420 It may take 20 years.
00:26:11.480 They'll never nuke us. 0.79
00:26:12.620 We'll be able to control our domestic groups.
00:26:14.680 will be able to get past the EU rule on debt.
00:26:17.440 That's where they are wrong.
00:26:18.740 My point is they're like supervillains bragging,
00:26:21.680 saying we're going to go take over our countries by a war
00:26:25.780 because, you know, most wars are really against your own public.
00:26:28.520 Yeah, absolutely.
00:26:29.080 I mean, the point is, why did they admit it?
00:26:31.640 Ursula von der Leyen and all these other, I mean, 0.64
00:26:33.800 my point is, is like, I don't have to believe the Russians. 0.78
00:26:36.700 I'm watching them say it.
00:26:38.280 I'm just like, what is this?
00:26:40.080 Well, I think it's arrogance.
00:26:41.140 I think they really, truly think, I told you,
00:26:43.700 They are no longer afraid of Trump.
00:26:45.460 They were extremely afraid of him. 0.99
00:26:47.460 This is where the ass-kissing began. 0.99
00:26:49.180 You saw it yourself. 1.00
00:26:51.060 World-class ass-kissing. 1.00
00:26:52.620 World-class ass-kissing. 0.99
00:26:54.100 So once they realized that, no, no, this man is controllable, he's not as powerful, 0.99
00:26:58.600 and they isolate all Trump's allies.
00:27:01.320 I mean, you know, they got Tucker out.
00:27:03.600 They got Joe Kent out, which was a huge threat for Joe was a threat.
00:27:08.780 And let's be clear, the real muscle of that, it's not only that, is the AIPAC-Israel lobby.
00:27:13.420 is the muscle.
00:27:15.720 Israel's not thinking multiple steps. 0.95
00:27:17.280 The most hated country in the world.
00:27:19.020 This war with Russia is insane. 0.94
00:27:20.880 But it's all like one level. 0.96
00:27:22.040 We got America.
00:27:22.740 We got more.
00:27:23.220 I mean, it's insane.
00:27:24.540 I don't even understand it.
00:27:25.860 And yeah.
00:27:26.440 People say, oh great, Israel's destroying itself.
00:27:28.480 I'm like, they're going to destroy us 1.00
00:27:29.960 with the Samson option. 1.00
00:27:30.920 I'm like, it's like attacking Russia. 0.98
00:27:32.380 I'm like, I don't want to fight Israel. 0.87
00:27:33.920 I don't want to fight Russia. 0.85
00:27:34.740 Just stop. 1.00
00:27:35.560 I mean, any moron can look at 1.00
00:27:37.040 mutually destroyed destruction 1.00
00:27:37.920 and say this has all been war game
00:27:40.020 like they put out in the 80s in the movie.
00:27:41.500 those Pentagon basically funded and produced
00:27:43.860 this is a strange game
00:27:45.460 the only way to win is not to play
00:27:48.080 I agree
00:27:49.360 but they are going to play anyway
00:27:51.200 and you know what's interesting
00:27:52.520 I had Brendan Wakehart
00:27:54.380 I love Brendan, his analysis
00:27:56.200 you should have him on your show
00:27:57.580 Brendan Wakehart in my show
00:27:59.220 and we talked about
00:28:00.160 we never saw this league between Israel and China
00:28:03.860 and if you really detach
00:28:06.140 from this chess board
00:28:07.360 the only country that really wins every single time is China
00:28:10.040 you're right they sit every single time and they by the way guys let me interrupt you guys pull up
00:28:14.940 from russia with love the chinese fighting fish scene but i want when they first get called in
00:28:19.540 i want to play that because these planes like they have the two chinese fighting fish fight
00:28:23.580 each other siamese fighting fish i've never seen it and then once they're hurt the one's still alive
00:28:27.660 the other one moves in china so you're absolutely right that's the plan get russia and the u.s to 1.00
00:28:32.080 kill each other well with help of idiot europeans right like that's the thing they destroyed entire 1.00
00:28:37.400 Europe. And then if you look 1.00
00:28:39.440 at it, I always say this. China is not 0.66
00:28:41.420 your friends. I tell Russians, China is 0.99
00:28:43.420 not your friend. It's in 0.86
00:28:45.360 China's best interest for Russia 0.93
00:28:47.280 to be weak because... By the way, 0.80
00:28:49.400 the Russians always knew that. Yeah, 0.79
00:28:51.340 they do. But what they...
00:28:53.160 So why were Russians so paranoid
00:28:55.300 of Chinese before? And then how
00:28:57.320 did this attack on Russia finally force 1.00
00:28:59.280 them into Beba Chinese? We left 1.00
00:29:01.280 them no choice. That's the thing.
00:29:03.240 We left them no choice. So we
00:29:04.820 eliminated Europe. Historically, because you're from Georgia 0.99
00:29:07.360 you know the former Soviet Union why why was there that Eisenhower and Kennedy and then and
00:29:14.480 the Nixon used the the Russian you know China you know split Sino split what is the embassy there
00:29:23.640 I mean what's the mean if you're asking like what's the difference between China and Russia
00:29:27.540 and why were they and like yeah and it was easy split because culturally we are so far away right
00:29:35.240 so Georgians are very close to Russians we are very similar very similar in so many ways I should
00:29:39.900 say Ukrainians are identical to Russians you know that so um the thing is Chinese people are so far 1.00
00:29:45.880 away culturally and mentality was never never there so the friendship is kind of impossible 0.99
00:29:51.340 it's like asking you know nations that don't have anything in common and they really don't
00:29:57.760 to align on things that they have you know they didn't even have similar interests back then
00:30:03.800 because Soviet Union was its own thing, Maoism was its own thing.
00:30:07.520 That's one thing.
00:30:08.820 Communism in China was very different than communism in the Soviet Union.
00:30:13.260 And even in the Soviet Union, depends on what leader you're talking about.
00:30:16.960 So America has this simple...
00:30:18.240 For those who don't know, the CIA got leaked communiques.
00:30:21.020 The Russians were more concerned in the 50s and 60s
00:30:24.180 about the Chinese communists than about the U.S.
00:30:25.880 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
00:30:26.760 And I think there was a letter that Stalin wrote to Chinese leadership
00:30:31.600 about what kind of communism they should be striving towards
00:30:35.480 and what they should advance and how they were off the path.
00:30:38.460 So, yeah, there's no doubt that the two entities,
00:30:41.720 even though both were communists, they didn't like each other.
00:30:44.860 No support for Stalin, but his industrial launch
00:30:48.780 was 100 times more successful than the Cultural Revolution.
00:30:52.180 I don't believe that Stalin was your typical, like,
00:30:55.960 communism as Trotsky and communism.
00:30:57.620 People don't know.
00:30:58.040 He double-crossed the communists in the middle. 0.99
00:30:59.700 Oh, he killed them all. 0.99
00:31:00.620 Like, that's the thing. 0.94
00:31:01.360 he started you know murdering them uh and they had a huge uh glitch between them i mean stalin
00:31:07.800 was a whole that that created the whole neocon movement in america oh absolutely the whole u.s
00:31:12.140 russia phobia absolutely so with stalin i'm like he's a very controversial but he was the ultimate
00:31:17.720 sleeper cell of the orthodox church basically what was that he's probably the ultimate sleeper cell
00:31:22.520 the orthodox church you know i don't know like here's what i know when stalin died before he
00:31:28.380 died he had this church emancipation right so he set the church free so that happened it was
00:31:34.520 stalin i don't know what you want to call it because he was like too old and well i see these 0.99
00:31:39.320 idiot anti-semite nazi supporters yeah stalin was a jewish agent yeah it's stalin at the end 0.99
00:31:45.020 literally killed all the jewish leadership that was complete now that was 90 percent of the 1.00
00:31:49.340 he literally purged them all well and then the jewish groups will tell you he was a big anti-semite 1.00
00:31:54.020 But these idiots, like, literally say he was a Jewish agent. 1.00
00:31:56.500 I'm not defending Stalin, but he waited to the last minute, 1.00
00:31:59.440 and he just wiped them all out.
00:32:01.380 Yeah. 0.95
00:32:01.640 That's why he's a hero in Russia.
00:32:03.020 Well, he's not a hero.
00:32:04.660 I shouldn't say that, but he's—
00:32:06.100 Well, wait a minute.
00:32:06.700 I mean, let's go back to, I mean, after what they went through,
00:32:10.600 you're not saying Joseph Stalin wasn't a hero in Russia?
00:32:13.180 Well, you know, I mean—
00:32:14.620 I'm not saying he's a hero.
00:32:16.020 I'm saying he was perceived—
00:32:17.540 Oh, you mean during the war?
00:32:18.780 Of course.
00:32:19.680 Because you know what the words were, right? 0.51
00:32:22.000 Like, when soldiers went to war, it was for Mother Russia and for Stalin. 0.66
00:32:27.360 That was it. 0.76
00:32:27.980 Like, for Mother Russia and for Stalin. 0.70
00:32:33.700 That was it. 0.97
00:32:34.180 Even for Georgians, it's the same thing. 0.66
00:32:36.280 Now, again, Stalin is a very... 0.66
00:32:38.060 People should read Alexander Solzhenitsyn's books on this for the best to count in Russian. 0.78
00:32:41.640 I don't like Shlozhenitsyn, but they should, definitely. 0.89
00:32:45.980 Because it's...
00:32:46.620 Oh, why do you not like him?
00:32:48.120 I think he made up a lot of things.
00:32:50.000 I honestly do.
00:32:51.000 I think he made up a lot of things 1.00
00:32:53.120 Gulag Archipelago is that what you're talking about right
00:32:54.940 I've read three of his books 0.69
00:32:56.300 It's damn well written
00:32:57.500 It's very well written but I think he 0.93
00:33:00.500 Made up a lot of things in my opinion
00:33:02.900 How do you know
00:33:03.680 It's just you know I grew up
00:33:06.860 On Soviet stories my grandparents were
00:33:08.740 Soviet you know
00:33:09.580 My grandma was there
00:33:12.500 When Khrushchev came in power
00:33:14.320 And many people don't know this
00:33:16.220 My grandma liked Stalin a lot
00:33:18.660 And he as a kid
00:33:20.380 he got arrested because he liked
00:33:22.600 Stalin and Khrushchev was in power and he said
00:33:24.600 like some kind of poetry 0.86
00:33:26.420 about Stalin and they were
00:33:28.560 like yep you right there
00:33:30.560 which goes to my point about Stalin being the folk hero
00:33:32.540 yeah yeah back in the day of
00:33:34.500 course because he won the war but
00:33:36.500 is Stalin a hero historically I
00:33:38.520 would say absolutely not but what about
00:33:40.420 Stalin being a which I don't think is a good thing
00:33:42.540 a Hitler admirer 0.93
00:33:44.500 he was a Hitler admirer 0.94
00:33:46.700 well absolutely
00:33:47.480 where did you get that from? How Hitler
00:33:50.140 was doing he wanted people to follow he wanted to copy what Hitler was doing like he liked Hitler 0.89
00:33:55.340 you gotta explain that to me he liked Hitler's bureaucracy oh bureaucracy I would understand 0.79
00:34:01.280 that well because he was you know even from the old Bolsheviks who do you think their negotiator 0.89
00:34:06.120 was every time there was a negotiator the negotiation needed they would said Stalin he
00:34:11.200 was very good with words he understood how to make a deal he was a very good business guy
00:34:15.580 So Stalin was the go-to guy when there was any type of negotiation had to be done on the Bolshevik side, right? 0.67
00:34:22.480 So he advanced. 0.56
00:34:23.060 Because in Senator Lenin there were three guys and Stalin was one of the three.
00:34:26.620 Yeah, exactly.
00:34:27.500 Although Lenin didn't want him in power afterwards.
00:34:29.940 But yeah, it's a very – to talk about Stalin, you need hours.
00:34:34.620 It's crazy.
00:34:36.140 But Russia is nothing like what it was in Soviet Union.
00:34:39.460 And I think that's a huge problem for many, because what Russia and Putin had done with this very short period of time.
00:34:46.480 And for some people, they're like, oh, Putin's been in power forever.
00:34:49.560 Yeah. So has, you know, people like Mitch McConnell and others.
00:34:52.960 Right. But what Putin has done to his country in a very short period of time is unprecedented.
00:34:59.780 Total mobilization. Yeah. Well, I'm not comparing Putin to Hitler, but the other comparisons, Hitler mobilization in Germany.
00:35:06.680 so you see i could go with that example but my point is not a defensive stalin i disagree with
00:35:13.460 and don't like my point is just reporting the history of what i've seen what i've read for
00:35:19.380 people involved how they saw it in my back in the day you're right back in the day he was the god
00:35:24.940 because again he won the war and he won the war where you know soviet union lost 27 million people
00:35:31.000 So yeah, I mean, these guys talk about this, though. Yeah, they still have right wingers.
00:35:36.300 And I'm a popular conservative who literally think that they're they're secretly still communists, even though the communists are almost kicked out of government in the last election in Russia.
00:35:46.740 They lost seats to Victor Boots party and they're literally trying to say, oh, it's secretly hammer and sickle.
00:35:54.920 and they're they're they're waiting though in reality i've tuned into russian tv it's like
00:36:02.160 putin and victor boot talking about the bolsheviks was a western creation to come and it was
00:36:06.500 absolutely but that's all but people don't know like the rush it's all over like the news they're
00:36:10.300 not putting it on national news because they're secretly communists they have woken up the stuff
00:36:15.280 i learned when i was a kid it's beautiful trotsky was living in new york in a very luxury apartment
00:36:20.560 had a limo these things don't just occur out of nowhere back in the day a refrigerator was a
00:36:26.300 luxury trotsky not only had a limo but i had a refrigerator writing once in a while for some
00:36:31.960 poor newspaper are you kidding me of course he was an agent of globalists or whatever you want
00:36:36.740 to call them they may maybe you call them an octopus network you probably have heard of that
00:36:41.760 right denny uh casillaro and completely underrated story so explain that the russians have really
00:36:47.240 woken up the fact that bolsheviks were a literally it was brought on british intelligence
00:36:51.760 absolutely well not just british intelligence but it was some type of yeah epstein type of
00:36:56.680 operation where all these globalists like trotsky moves from new york goes through canada ends up in
00:37:02.520 russia trying to conduct a revolution kills the king not just him but all of them the bolshevik
00:37:08.020 revolution kills the king with entire family with kids and what's crazy is that they had a chance
00:37:15.920 to escape they left it's not like king put up a fight or anything he was like okay well if this
00:37:21.340 is the this is what people want which was his mistake by the way they should have fought harder
00:37:26.060 but if this was this is what people shouldn't have been so fatalistic oh absolutely and but
00:37:31.900 but you should have like gone to another country got an army to come back but nicholas though was
00:37:36.100 never you know he from the young age he was never that king material right so he never wanted to be
00:37:41.380 a king he was not interested in it it was thrown you know very early on it was thrown on him and
00:37:46.700 he just took it because it was his responsibility and i think all of these aspects played in history
00:37:51.520 you know their parts and he ended up dead with the entire family but what's really frustrating
00:37:56.400 is that you understand the royal family of england were cousins to him right and if he looked at the
00:38:02.220 king of england and the czar they were identical some people couldn't even tell them apart that's
00:38:07.220 crazy crazy guys type in um nicholas ii and yeah it would uh they look identical and another thing
00:38:17.700 about this is um yeah just type in british king and and czar nicholas identical you'll see it
00:38:23.220 yeah they're the same outfits too yeah and they look like brothers like identical brothers but
00:38:27.620 another thing is he asked for refuge right he asked for refuge which which was very easy for
00:38:32.900 england to provide and i talk about this with alex newman another great independent journalist
00:38:38.420 they asked for refuge for the family it had like it would be no effort from british royal family
00:38:46.360 to actually give them asylum and ship this russian family to britain as their cousins 0.83
00:38:51.580 they said no because they were getting ready to turn russia into an engine of communism 0.86
00:38:56.380 they wanted them dead that this is my idea they they wanted them dead they knew exactly what was 0.65
00:39:01.700 Same as, you know, Anglo-Saxon, Saxe-Kuburg, others to strangle their own kids.
00:39:07.460 They routinely killed their own children. 0.81
00:39:09.640 So, of course, they wanted to have this big war.
00:39:12.940 They got it.
00:39:13.620 So, as an American who was born and raised here, I have my, you know, I have Georgian roots.
00:39:18.760 So, I have, like, different understanding of Soviet Union.
00:39:21.960 Why do you think these globalist elites, Tucker asked me this question, why do you think they talk like they own Russia?
00:39:29.180 they they talk with this authority over russia it's not theirs so what is this i have my own
00:39:35.960 answer to that but i i want you to i mean if you look at the global to talk they own everything
00:39:40.140 that's true that's true so i mean i mean that's really it and you've got a bunch of people that
00:39:45.440 came out of russia mainly jewish but some other groups and so it was their own project the left
00:39:50.880 supporter while i was running around promoting communism the fact that it got away it's the one
00:39:55.060 that got away right so they're really pissed that you know they can't just keep doing what they
00:40:00.540 wanted and they blame Stalin for what happened you know get rid of Lenin and they just see that
00:40:07.920 trajectory it gets worse and worse for them because they don't just have America they got
00:40:11.780 to dominate then they got Russia to deal with and you know and it just increases their problem
00:40:17.260 yeah and think about it so again Russia doesn't want anything from Europe okay so let's really
00:40:22.840 doesn't need it doesn't need it russia has everything that it needs to be a fully sustainable
00:40:29.660 you know luxurious country if they want it to what does europe have they need so many things
00:40:36.460 from russia so europe doesn't have much so they need russia for cheap energy for cheap goods so
00:40:42.300 europe is the one in need here not russia and they are trying to sell us on this idea that russia is
00:40:47.620 going to attack europe because somehow russia wants to dominate europe if anything europe is
00:40:51.680 going to be a headache for russia why would they do that but you know who wants to dominate
00:40:54.980 everything that russia has europe and not just them the same globalist elites that so why do
00:41:00.540 they want that what do they want it you said you asked the question why do they want it you know
00:41:05.320 napoleon answered that question for your long time ago because if you control russia you control the
00:41:09.520 world everyone don't know that's because the geopolitical nature of it as well yeah of course
00:41:14.400 like i said napoleon answered the question look time ago you need to control russia fully if you
00:41:19.620 want to control the world and what is the whole point of globalism and these elites since they
00:41:24.360 want they've been hammering this into our heads that it's one world order one world government
00:41:29.040 un and these globalists i think it was stop who explained this the best he said listen there are
00:41:33.980 two orders that fight right now he said i can't quote him if you guys can find that video it was
00:41:38.380 alexander stop from finland who explained this to people very honestly and i was like wow shocking
00:41:43.800 that, to your point, they are just telling us this, right?
00:41:46.560 So he said he's pro-unipolar world with big governments
00:41:51.880 and these organizations like UN and so on.
00:41:54.500 And he said the other side is multipolar world, right?
00:41:58.540 So he doesn't want the multipolar world.
00:42:00.780 He doesn't think that it is sustainable.
00:42:04.020 He thinks that unipolar world with big organizations,
00:42:07.600 one world government, and all these governments
00:42:09.540 kind of under one big entity
00:42:11.660 is how things will be better in his head.
00:42:15.360 Now, does he really think that
00:42:16.720 or is it more of a power move?
00:42:19.020 Like, you know, let's be clear.
00:42:20.960 We don't know.
00:42:21.420 They want to play the countries off against each other,
00:42:23.440 have a globalist body that referees them
00:42:25.360 like a warden in a prison.
00:42:27.260 So they're in control.
00:42:28.340 Instead of having unilateral deals between countries
00:42:30.320 that make the best deal.
00:42:31.440 If you look at the grand chessboard with Russia 0.65
00:42:33.420 bordering Western Europe and the Middle East,
00:42:37.100 Central Asia, East Asia,
00:42:38.620 and you add that in that side of the world
00:42:41.460 with the United States over here, that's in all the actuaries.
00:42:44.240 Then with all the resources, we have a security agreement
00:42:46.740 and act with autonomy and free will.
00:42:49.240 Then all other conflict shuts down because the combination of the U.S.
00:42:53.380 and Russia politically, culturally, economically, and geographically 0.84
00:42:56.720 is unstoppable.
00:42:58.000 And then the Carnegie Foundation wrote that in the 50s.
00:42:59.660 They know that.
00:43:00.700 That's why they've got to get us to do it. 0.92
00:43:02.180 That's why they had to take over Russia, turn it into the Bolshevik system, 0.75
00:43:05.200 leverage it against us to get us into a fight. 0.85
00:43:07.160 And it didn't work.
00:43:07.920 It's the simplest thing.
00:43:09.140 It didn't work.
00:43:10.120 So, OK, I mean, this is where we are right now.
00:43:12.220 And Stab is not wrong as much as I don't like him.
00:43:14.500 And he's a, you know, full blown globalist.
00:43:16.300 He always was.
00:43:17.160 Well, he's admitting that this is the power structure.
00:43:19.860 He just wants to do it for evil.
00:43:22.000 Oh, exactly. 1.00
00:43:22.520 But the crazy thing is the EU is a collapsing garbage pile. 0.98
00:43:26.140 So like Putin says, good luck, Demi. 0.95
00:43:29.380 He's like, you're not going to get away with this.
00:43:30.720 I agree with you. 0.85
00:43:32.100 The problem is this collapsing garbage pile somehow still manages to control the other,
00:43:37.820 you know the united states institutions i mean can you can you oppose that you said it yourself
00:43:44.020 trump has the power but his power is limited limited to who well i mean it's a process
00:43:49.120 it's a process so it doesn't happen overnight but look they asked germany sent out a letter
00:43:59.300 a month ago saying three hundred and some thousand people signed up for the war five
00:44:03.500 500 signed up.
00:44:05.460 Jeremy doesn't have an army.
00:44:06.900 Who are they going to raise?
00:44:08.280 That's what I'm saying.
00:44:09.040 At the end of the day, it doesn't matter because it doesn't exist.
00:44:12.160 No, I agree with you. 0.85
00:44:12.720 So Ursula von der Leyen can sit up there and like Hitler in his bunker two days before 0.98
00:44:17.360 he committed suicide and called General Steiner, who doesn't exist anymore.
00:44:22.620 He's giving orders to armies that don't exist.
00:44:25.560 The EU is basically a few months behind Hitler in the bunker right now. 0.54
00:44:30.640 No, no, I agree with you. 0.95
00:44:31.820 And it's so funny.
00:44:33.500 i think they are anticipating all these different scenarios to play out i think
00:44:37.820 they are smart enough to know that not everything they planned is going to go by the plan so this
00:44:43.180 is why you're seeing all these like rich people are building bunkers and it's like what do you
00:44:48.220 know that we don't know you know the bunkers with real money is getting like 500 foot yachts and
00:44:53.660 they're just running to the southern hemisphere yeah they're just they're just running running
00:44:58.300 running because they know they have lit the fuse for armageddon absolutely elizabeth lane elizabeth
00:45:04.680 lane.co let's come back for another 30 minutes in the war room with harrison smith 3 p.m central stay
00:45:10.760 with us now help me understand this please you believe it is okay for you to bribe your child
00:45:24.220 You believe that it is okay for you to pay him to destroy your neighbor's homes?
00:45:28.900 And if he doesn't do what you say, then he is replaceable.
00:45:32.920 See, the way you make it sound is not fair, in my opinion.
00:45:37.300 I'm not making it sound like anything.
00:45:39.120 You told our producers that you had him spray paint a Star of David on your Palestinian neighbor's house. 0.73
00:45:44.440 Let me ask you, if you don't mind, did you pay him to do that?
00:45:47.340 I don't know. A few hundred million? Who cares?
00:45:50.840 He's the strongest kid on the block, and I reward him for keeping our house safe.
00:45:55.440 I am flabbergasted by all of this, Miriam.
00:45:58.460 I really am.
00:46:00.740 And, buddy, how does all of this make you feel?
00:46:03.720 I am the strongest kid on the block.
00:46:06.760 Mama Miriam takes care of me. 1.00
00:46:08.780 But she said she will Kennedy me if I don't throw firecrackers in the Iranian man's house every day. 1.00
00:46:14.560 She says she will Kennedy you? 1.00
00:46:17.420 I mean, this is a big deal.
00:46:20.000 You do understand that, right, Miriam?
00:46:26.420 Hello? What the hell are you whispering about?
00:46:31.340 My guest today says he needs to keep in check. 0.95
00:46:35.580 Please meet Bebe.
00:46:41.120 Bebe, thank you for being on the show.
00:46:43.960 And what is going on with your situation?
00:46:47.400 Well, first of all, shalom, Jerry.
00:46:49.840 Shalom.
00:46:51.300 And with regards to my situation, well, you said it. 0.70
00:46:54.980 I need to keep my **** check.
00:47:02.140 It's true. 0.94
00:47:03.400 What can I say?
00:47:04.620 It's true.
00:47:07.300 Don't we all? 0.99
00:47:09.060 Well, then, why don't we bring out one of your ****, Donald Trump? 0.99
00:47:17.560 Oh, my God. 0.99
00:47:19.420 Wow. Well, B.B., what do you have to say to Mr. Trump?
00:47:39.900 Donald, you know you're one of my favorite, right?
00:47:43.480 I love that you'll do anything for me, anything for Israel.
00:47:46.400 You've given me everything.
00:47:47.460 then why do you want to keep me in check, Daddy?
00:47:52.500 That's a fair question.
00:47:54.300 If he's given you everything,
00:47:56.420 why do you want to keep him in check?
00:47:58.980 I want more.
00:48:00.860 I want more blood.
00:48:02.420 I want more war. 0.98
00:48:03.700 I want f***ing Armageddon! 1.00
00:48:05.500 I want hell on f***ing earth, Donald! 1.00
00:48:10.100 Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! 1.00
00:48:16.520 I'm Jerry Springer.
00:48:19.200 I just want to say, Mr. President, I still love you.
00:48:23.100 Everyone needs to be kept in check every now and then.
00:48:26.140 And it is real noble for you to do it here on Jerry Springer.
00:48:36.400 Elizabeth Lane in studio with us.
00:48:38.420 All right.
00:48:39.700 Great points about Russia, the war, Iran, the midterms, third parties.
00:48:44.600 You got tell us what's on your mind.
00:48:47.000 I think we need a third party and I think we need it desperately because, like I said, I'm one of those Americans who supported Trump when he was coming to power and, you know, the second time and I was there all the way through.
00:48:58.500 And then what we got is all the promises that we elected him for somehow got sidetracked and, you know, put aside and he did the opposite.
00:49:07.800 We started more wars. You know the deal. You know how it went. You were here to see it all. And, you know, you were in the middle of it.
00:49:13.460 So the problem is, though, Americans don't believe that third party can pull the power that it needs to beat the entrenched institutions and this like two party system.
00:49:26.540 I disagree. I think they can. Depends on third party and depends on the support behind it.
00:49:31.780 So I wanted to ask you about that, too, because I'm all for I mean, if Tucker Carlson ever runs, he's going to be probably they will shoot him like in, you know, two or three days.
00:49:42.200 But let's say if Tucker Carlson heads the third party and someone else runs, maybe we get better odds.
00:49:51.680 I don't know.
00:49:52.360 I just trust Tucker.
00:49:53.620 He told me forever he doesn't want to run for president.
00:49:55.700 He wants to be a kingmaker, but I know this.
00:49:58.600 Well, his role as a kingmaker is very important, right?
00:50:01.280 That's what I'm saying.
00:50:02.020 Tucker is a great kingmaker.
00:50:03.880 I think he can ace somebody.
00:50:05.060 I always imagine that, you know, either Thomas Messi or Joe Kent.
00:50:09.840 And more so, to me, Joe Kent has the pedigree.
00:50:14.040 This guy looks good.
00:50:15.680 You know, he's smart.
00:50:17.120 He's, if I look good, I mean, I don't mean.
00:50:19.100 You're a little sweet on Joe Kent right now.
00:50:20.500 No, no, no.
00:50:21.080 I don't mean physically.
00:50:22.100 You know what I mean?
00:50:22.700 Like, looks good as a person who needs to lead the, I mean.
00:50:26.160 Okay, like Joe Kent.
00:50:28.660 I mean, okay, stop.
00:50:31.360 So my point is that Joe has the pedigree that it requires for the president to be in control.
00:50:39.720 Which, by the way, even Trump didn't have.
00:50:41.420 If you think about it, I mean, Joe was an intelligence.
00:50:43.780 He can outweigh these people.
00:50:46.120 Or with the right support, he can definitely take control of the White House and the intelligence.
00:50:51.620 He knows you cannot lie to this guy.
00:50:54.680 He understands the reality.
00:50:55.760 We're kind of putting the cart before the horse.
00:50:57.160 About a third party, I had a caller earlier in the show talking about, we need people to run independents.
00:51:02.140 People running as independents, that does work sometimes.
00:51:04.600 Yes.
00:51:05.040 Look at Bernie Sanders.
00:51:05.960 Yes.
00:51:06.340 So certainly independent candidates, that can work.
00:51:08.980 So, okay, well, tell me your scenario then.
00:51:11.420 Let's say, how do you imagine third party going through?
00:51:15.800 Joe Kent and Tucker Carlson get married.
00:51:18.580 And the stunt is they're stunning and brave.
00:51:20.640 You've got to vote for them, the first Mr. and Mrs. No.
00:51:23.020 I mean, seriously, sorry.
00:51:23.880 Yeah, no, I mean.
00:51:24.920 No, I mean, it's really hard with a party machine to get through that.
00:51:27.500 But I agree in the fourth turning and the huge revolution happening that the Whigs were the other.
00:51:32.740 We're a two-party system here. 0.94
00:51:33.820 There will be no revolution. 0.99
00:51:34.100 So we had the Whigs. 0.93
00:51:34.900 We had the Whigs. 0.76
00:51:36.280 We had the Whigs.
00:51:37.640 We had the Democrats. 0.89
00:51:38.660 The week's phased out. 0.55
00:51:39.560 We got the Republicans with Lincoln.
00:51:43.060 So I think it is time to get a new party.
00:51:45.720 I mean, I think you're right.
00:51:47.160 Okay, walk me through the mess, right?
00:51:49.180 Because, again, like, I think I know how they can win this,
00:51:53.060 but with Trump on one side kind of peddling his agenda,
00:51:56.200 then you have the Democrats.
00:51:57.260 They are not going to stop.
00:51:58.900 Honestly, they don't have a candidate, but they're not going to stop.
00:52:01.540 Well, I think there should be a new political party
00:52:03.000 to put pressure on Republicans to get back where they're supposed to be.
00:52:06.280 Bare minimum, that is a victory.
00:52:07.480 And maybe the new third party wins, too. 0.91
00:52:09.820 I think with Tucker and them, it's about saying we're seized by Israel and other interests.
00:52:14.680 We have to create a new lobbying arm to threaten the Republicans to take 5-10% of their support to throw it to Democrats, not to get Democrats in.
00:52:22.240 That can work.
00:52:22.880 But to make you get back to basics.
00:52:25.860 And, okay, so which Republicans would you pressure?
00:52:29.760 As now, which Republicans need to be pressured?
00:52:32.980 Well, we don't have this thing fired up yet.
00:52:34.560 So, I mean, Trump can put the pressure on them.
00:52:37.480 But, you know, he's been making a lot of bad decisions.
00:52:40.720 We're talking about the future, 2028.
00:52:43.660 Yeah, but it starts now, Alex.
00:52:45.480 Like, if we're talking about the third party, like, tomorrow is late.
00:52:49.080 That's the thing.
00:52:49.700 Like, it starts now.
00:52:50.720 Now it has to start.
00:52:51.920 The problem is I feel like every time the deep state gets a smell of who's going to be this third party leader,
00:52:58.420 what name is going to be up front, they're going to try to bury that guy who's going to want.
00:53:02.280 Or anybody that can back the third party they go after.
00:53:05.220 I mean, yeah.
00:53:05.840 I've experienced it myself.
00:53:06.900 came out in reports that they were worried like
00:53:08.760 he helped Trump get elected big time like 4%
00:53:11.280 in battleground states so they targeted me
00:53:13.300 just because of that 8 years ago
00:53:15.520 I've experienced it
00:53:17.100 I'm not trying to write myself into the story
00:53:18.160 I get it so
00:53:20.740 I'm just saying they got a lot of angles covered here
00:53:23.040 it's really a public being awake
00:53:25.200 who's the
00:53:26.360 candidate that you think will switch
00:53:29.360 somebody
00:53:29.820 I think we need to approach this
00:53:33.200 as what was it
00:53:34.840 the saying goes don't touch the actors and singers anytime like government changes they will sway
00:53:40.320 whatever you know they will sway with the wave it doesn't matter where where the money goes they
00:53:44.580 will go so who do you think are those approachable ones other than trump in republican party that they
00:53:51.140 can just like say you know what it's time for third party sure we are aligning with them who
00:53:55.120 do you think those people are it's really up to the public to create that battle space and promote
00:54:01.820 that idea. And I just don't
00:54:03.840 see that happening. The public is detached. I agree
00:54:05.760 with you. I don't see that happening. I don't think that
00:54:07.720 happening at all. So in that case...
00:54:09.620 I mean, J.D. Vance, I'm not saying he's going to do this,
00:54:11.860 he could be a super maverick and say, I'm done
00:54:13.800 with the Republicans. I'm done with Trump
00:54:15.740 now. He could turn against Trump right now.
00:54:18.480 Not overtly, but say,
00:54:19.780 I disagree with this. I'm resigning
00:54:21.600 as the vice president. J.D. Vance is
00:54:23.640 J.D. Vance is scared, in my
00:54:25.680 opinion. J.D. Vance is... No, I'm not saying he's the
00:54:27.680 savior. He's better than Marco Rubio.
00:54:29.760 Oh, wait. I'm saying.
00:54:32.240 And people say, who do you want for president?
00:54:34.220 I'm going with who.
00:54:35.800 Every time I say this, people like Nick Foyne say, okay, if you're not for J.D. Vance or for Rubio, no.
00:54:40.900 Okay, well then, who is it that's going to beat them?
00:54:45.120 That's the hard part.
00:54:46.140 Even I don't know, quite honestly.
00:54:47.620 I'm definitely not Marco Rubio.
00:54:49.480 Marco Rubio was the entrenched.
00:54:50.980 I believe you're not Marco Rubio.
00:54:52.200 Yeah, I never was.
00:54:54.420 The problem with J.D. Vance is J.D. Vance has a beast behind him that he's been justifying.
00:55:00.100 And I just cannot get on board with that.
00:55:02.820 And that's Palantir.
00:55:04.120 Like the same entrenched institution and the guy, the Palantir, you know, monster that they put out, Peter Thiel, that goes like, you know what?
00:55:13.540 It's if you're a bad guy, you might be actually good.
00:55:17.300 Let me explain how.
00:55:18.420 Like, really?
00:55:19.820 That's the guy who's backing you up?
00:55:22.280 My issue with Palantir is, is the same with Flock cameras.
00:55:26.160 There's like 10 other companies bigger than Flock.
00:55:28.700 I'm like, yeah, Flock's doing this.
00:55:29.780 It's horrible.
00:55:30.160 Shut it down.
00:55:31.120 But then I'm like, look at this company.
00:55:32.240 That company. 0.99
00:55:32.560 Oh, God, you're covering up for Flock.
00:55:34.600 My issue is Palantir is like 3%, 4% of the government budget in tech stuff.
00:55:38.260 It's slightly more, actually.
00:55:39.920 But when it gets grown, was it 6% now?
00:55:41.480 Yeah, it's definitely.
00:55:42.860 But my point is, like, Larry Ellison says AI will control all your behavior.
00:55:48.160 Larry Fink had a black rock.
00:55:49.640 We're going to use AI to control your behavior. 1.00
00:55:51.500 Bill Gates says we're going to fucking kill you. 1.00
00:55:53.500 So you're saying. 1.00
00:55:53.880 So my only thing is, like, all the corporate media is Palantir, Palantir all day.
00:55:59.100 I agree with you.
00:56:00.560 Because they want to make it about that instead of Bill Gates, Larry Ellison, and, you know, the head of Amazon.
00:56:08.500 You're telling me to pick the less evil over...
00:56:11.080 No, I'm not saying choose the lesser of evils.
00:56:14.240 Okay.
00:56:15.260 If I'm like Frogger, I'm a frog about to jump across the highway.
00:56:18.520 Yeah.
00:56:19.480 You got an 18-wheeler and a Winnebago and a Ford F-150 and a Mercedes
00:56:23.600 and a Pacer and a Gremlin and a Ford Taurus coming down the road.
00:56:29.480 I'm looking to play Frogger.
00:56:30.860 I'm just going, you know.
00:56:32.600 I'm like, okay, there's Palantir, there's Microsoft, there's, you know.
00:56:36.960 No one, there's like radio silence and all that.
00:56:38.980 And the way Bill Gates has done this is he funds like tens of billions a year
00:56:43.540 in corporate media, and it's sponsored by him.
00:56:45.560 And so I'm not defending Palantir. 1.00
00:56:47.000 investigate it go after it everything it's doing all sorts of stuff i can't alex carp terrible 0.96
00:56:51.020 you know all his crap with ai and israel my point is is that it's less than three four percent maybe
00:56:57.900 six of budgets what about all the other groups what about uh larry ellison larry ellison saying 0.95
00:57:06.620 we literally are going to control your behavior i am oh i'm with you on that and yes larry ellison
00:57:12.780 to me is a bigger threat but all i'm saying is this palantir thing was put out by the corporate 0.89
00:57:16.800 media of course it's not now there's not reasonable question to suck the oxygen but jd can kill it
00:57:22.440 though that's what i'm saying but he doesn't and that's the problem with jd jd was asked what was
00:57:27.280 it uh theo von show jd was asked explain the palantir to us because obviously yeah whether
00:57:32.340 it is propaganda you know propagandized by big media or not he can still come out and explain it
00:57:38.820 and he doesn't because alex people are not stupid they are like listen dude like we're with you we 0.94
00:57:44.240 We prefer you over Marco Rubio, if that's the option we have. 0.98
00:57:48.040 But let's be clear, I'm not endorsing J.D. Vance.
00:57:50.640 Neither am I.
00:57:51.660 I'm asking, he's better than Rubio, but I don't want to do less for two evils.
00:57:56.000 Who do we support?
00:57:57.200 We support Tucker Carlson's third party.
00:58:00.480 That's the only answer I can give you. 1.00
00:58:02.000 Because otherwise, Alex, this country goes to shit. 0.99
00:58:04.940 Excuse my language. 1.00
00:58:06.220 Well, let me say, I mean, I would support.
00:58:07.940 Unless Trump turns around.
00:58:09.900 Trump does not have, like, do you see the future where Trump turns around
00:58:14.000 and says you know what like we gave enough leeway to this deep state we are now in position to fight
00:58:19.880 and let's fight no i mean all i'm saying is and statistically historically a third party
00:58:26.320 run by tucker carlson joe kent and thomas massey will shave off five six points for the republicans
00:58:31.920 to the democrats a victory and so if i want to be mad at republicans and show them i guess i should
00:58:38.640 be having hunter biden on and going to jungles with democrats which a lot of those people i like
00:58:42.940 have done they've chosen in the party system to flip over i might be mad at them i get it they're
00:58:48.760 scared whatever they are scared i'm not looking to get under the black wings of the democrats
00:58:53.920 i'm trying to create policy that's pro-human and actually people to think about how stuff works
00:58:58.660 so that so that's that's the dichotomy yeah i mean i'm gonna then give you the same kind of
00:59:03.820 switch the question and okay again what is your myth then so you're saying like somehow flip some
00:59:10.880 of the guys and get the democratic support if you're a third party or or flip the republicans
00:59:16.500 because both of them are very tough freaking cookie to flip it's like they are so entrenched
00:59:20.600 in in their own ways and they don't want to they are they have blinders on they don't see anything
00:59:24.720 other than by the way both are war parties the the recently this like new idea started like you
00:59:31.000 know getting promoted on social media that somehow democrats are better since when it was democrats
00:59:37.540 People I care about and like
00:59:40.640 have Hunter Biden on as the sage.
00:59:42.760 He goes, you are now
00:59:44.740 woke and you're anti...
00:59:46.680 I was like, oh, known Chinese agent. 0.99
00:59:49.000 Known pedophile. 0.91
00:59:50.580 I'm not going to be mad at people that I've liked before
00:59:52.620 for that. I'm just like, this is not the litmus
00:59:54.820 test. He's not the fairy godmother that waves
00:59:56.640 his wine.
00:59:58.940 I'll be honest. I don't
01:00:00.740 know what to do.
01:00:02.240 I will tell people that.
01:00:05.760 I think if they
01:00:06.700 build this new third party to put pressure on Republicans
01:00:08.880 to be in the media, to
01:00:10.720 inject real issues, that we have
01:00:12.780 the neocons and the Israel First Law, we're trying
01:00:14.700 to control the Republicans, and we want to continue 0.58
01:00:16.860 our beachhead and
01:00:18.700 put pressure on Trump to make the right decisions.
01:00:21.300 I think it's a miscalculation
01:00:22.600 just to get in a giant fight with Trump, even though he calls
01:00:24.740 us low IQ, instead say
01:00:26.740 no, you're being low IQ, and
01:00:28.760 just try to get him back on track.
01:00:30.360 I'm not trying to salvage Trump for his legacy or any of that.
01:00:33.360 It's about,
01:00:34.020 I see Trump's trajectory kind of wobbles
01:00:36.760 around a lot. Oh, absolutely.
01:00:38.880 I think he's confused as
01:00:40.680 hell. He doesn't understand
01:00:42.000 what is really going on in
01:00:44.240 the Middle East and
01:00:46.620 Iran. All the Q people literally 1.00
01:00:48.600 think he has like an 8,000 IQ. 1.00
01:00:50.860 No, no, no, no.
01:00:52.220 There's Donald Trump, then there's God.
01:00:54.220 And they have no idea that, like, I'm like,
01:00:56.440 sure, Fiona Hill's a globalist operative thing.
01:00:58.240 Let me write that down. Really? There's a globalist
01:01:00.420 in here and he fires us years later?
01:01:01.920 No, he's manipulating it.
01:01:04.020 It's like, Hunter has secret services out of Africa.
01:01:06.020 They're fired.
01:01:06.960 He doesn't know all this stuff.
01:01:08.620 And the thing is, he makes a lot of the right decisions sometimes.
01:01:11.420 He's a good person, I think, overall.
01:01:12.940 But you guys projecting godlike power on him, it's sick.
01:01:16.420 No, I agree.
01:01:17.300 So do you think, okay, so I have this idea.
01:01:19.240 Do you think that if Trump somehow, not all the way maybe,
01:01:22.700 but somehow comes to his senses and invites Joe Kent back,
01:01:26.400 Republicans have a better chance?
01:01:28.320 Like, listen, Joe Kent is huge now.
01:01:31.520 Like, he really is.
01:01:32.540 He has a huge support, and why not call Joe back?
01:01:37.460 Yeah, Trump never admits he's wrong.
01:01:39.260 That's the problem.
01:01:40.280 That's the problem, yeah.
01:01:41.440 And, you know, Joe Kennedy's a great guy, but I think it is going to matter.
01:01:44.840 Well, who's your candidate?
01:01:46.020 How about this?
01:01:47.060 Forget the logistics of it.
01:01:48.840 Forget who can win or who's your candidate.
01:01:51.400 Who does Alex Jones prefer? 0.75
01:01:53.080 Well, Laura Loomer, obviously.
01:01:54.240 Oh, Jesus.
01:01:57.120 It's Erica Kirk.
01:01:58.960 It's Erica Kirk?
01:01:59.820 I see, I see.
01:02:01.000 Okay. 1.00
01:02:01.160 what makes her qualified a bit i you know i guess the the the fact that she's unqualified to run the 1.00
01:02:08.260 organization makes her qualified to run the presidency like i'm accelerating okay so she
01:02:14.500 destroyed tv usa i i wanted to not being sarcastic of course i'm very sarcastic um okay just give me
01:02:21.540 like who do you trust who who do you put your hopes in the american people i mean i really
01:02:27.800 You think people being awake, involved, engaged is the answer.
01:02:31.160 You're not siding with a candidate.
01:02:33.080 What about Thomas Massey?
01:02:34.560 Do you think he can, do you think he's weak?
01:02:36.860 Do you think he can do it?
01:02:37.580 No, I like Thomas Massey, and I think he's been misrepresented.
01:02:39.800 He was like mildly critical of Israel.
01:02:41.180 Oh, absolutely.
01:02:41.720 He was against all foreign aid.
01:02:43.460 They demonized him to raise money.
01:02:44.740 They completely destroyed him on social media.
01:02:47.020 I watched it.
01:02:47.780 I couldn't believe my eyes, like how much X is owned, how much this social media.
01:02:52.560 I mean, every single time they smell independence, every single time somebody comes out and says something, they're like hawks.
01:02:59.720 Like, let's go destroy this.
01:03:00.760 But the establishment loses more power every time they do it.
01:03:03.620 I agree.
01:03:04.500 I agree.
01:03:04.960 Every time they do it, they lose more power.
01:03:06.760 I agree.
01:03:07.080 So, see, I can easily sit here and say who I want, but I'm trying to talk about who has the machinery to actually do it.
01:03:14.100 And so I'm a realist.
01:03:16.880 And so I met J.D. Vance.
01:03:20.020 I know J.D. Vance.
01:03:20.760 when he ran for a city to defend him and being censored.
01:03:23.400 And compared to Marco Rubio, he's way better.
01:03:25.800 Marco Rubio is the deep state.
01:03:28.220 He has always been the deep state.
01:03:29.900 I don't see the change in Marco Rubio.
01:03:32.120 But J.D. Vance is peddling the same boat right now.
01:03:34.940 Like, you know what I mean?
01:03:36.420 No, I agree.
01:03:37.400 So I'm talking about viable candidates.
01:03:40.040 Yeah, no, I know what you mean.
01:03:41.320 So who would we, you like Joe Kent?
01:03:45.420 I think they need to call Joe Kent back right before elections,
01:03:49.380 give him a position, and then run with him.
01:03:51.820 Are you going to get a Joe Kent tattoo on your lower back?
01:03:53.800 Oh, Jesus, Alex, stop it.
01:03:55.900 People will believe you.
01:03:57.700 Like, seriously.
01:03:58.380 No, I said, are you going to get one?
01:03:59.480 No.
01:03:59.940 Now I'm going to switch to Thomas Messi.
01:04:01.820 Both of them are great to me.
01:04:03.640 If Joe Kent runs, I'm getting Joe Kent across my forehead.
01:04:07.720 Listen to me.
01:04:08.480 Joe Kent is like younger, well, I guess Kennedy-style candidate to me personally.
01:04:14.360 He understands the military.
01:04:15.840 He understands the intelligence.
01:04:18.120 That was a little bit of fun.
01:04:18.940 okay who do you like i you you keep dodging my question you said tucker tucker is not gonna run
01:04:27.900 right you know that i mean i like joe kitt and thomas massey i'm talking about you're talking
01:04:32.820 about like the house or the senate or gubernatorial thing i mean i know trump ran which nobody ever
01:04:39.820 did except george washington and then one election that i mean maybe it could happen i'm trying to be
01:04:45.420 realistic about triage you're saying realistically only jd is the viable option here is that what
01:04:51.340 you're saying well you're gonna have yeah aoc newsome yeah yeah okay we're talking yeah it's
01:05:00.500 real we're going to have rubio and uh jd man so i put those cards out to you right now elizabeth
01:05:10.740 lane and I say pick a card
01:05:12.760 it's not a lesser two evils
01:05:14.720 if you pass
01:05:16.620 it goes to Rubio
01:05:18.660 so which I think is a really
01:05:20.860 creepy guy. And in that case you know exactly where
01:05:22.780 I go the problem is that I
01:05:24.520 feel like if J.D. Vance
01:05:26.340 pulls this off
01:05:28.080 he's gonna turn into Rubio that's
01:05:30.760 my problem that's my issue. Well no it's
01:05:32.540 like in Total Recall he's literally
01:05:34.840 on TV gonna pull up on his suit
01:05:36.460 and Peter Thiel's like the little creature
01:05:38.980 remember
01:05:40.080 I just don't understand
01:05:42.020 why, you know, when you want to
01:05:44.580 What's the name of the rebel leader in Total Recall?
01:05:49.380 What's the name?
01:05:50.040 See, that's the crew I want to see.
01:05:52.060 Quanto, yeah.
01:05:53.720 You showed me all that.
01:05:55.040 Put that picture back up. That's the crew I want to see.
01:05:57.900 Why can't we have
01:06:00.200 this America right here?
01:06:01.760 Why can't we have that?
01:06:03.620 Why can't we have that?
01:06:05.720 Because the answer is people are asleep.
01:06:07.760 That's why.
01:06:08.320 that's why because they i mean people are asleep they they have done absolutely nothing that's what
01:06:14.720 i'm saying elizabeth is the real grassroots is the grassroots and so this is a process we got a lot
01:06:21.900 out of trump he went sideways they go with the epstein thing and you know arrogance because the 0.99
01:06:27.420 elite used to fight him first turn they learned to kiss his ass oh that's exactly what it's like 0.99
01:06:32.320 glazing him because they know that works on trump it always worked from trump he's still a you know 1.00
01:06:37.760 he's still a silver spoon baby 0.99
01:06:39.200 that's why it's so disgusting 1.00
01:06:41.140 he walks in like sir 0.89
01:06:42.580 masterful leader greatest man on earth
01:06:45.060 imperial leader totally perfect
01:06:47.280 we're all blessed to have you oh my god
01:06:49.020 isn't he great everybody they're like yes he's great
01:06:51.400 they're all laughing he's so great
01:06:53.240 everybody I'm gonna tell Trump 0.99
01:06:55.040 don't you fucking know these people are laughing 0.99
01:06:57.380 at you 0.99
01:06:57.900 if I walked into my office and all the crew's like
01:07:00.640 you're the best sir we love you
01:07:03.180 god we're so lucky to be here I think
01:07:04.920 they're about to assassinate me 1.00
01:07:06.120 How about it being shot in the back of the head? 1.00
01:07:08.240 That's exactly what's happening. 0.98
01:07:10.740 And then you see that right now.
01:07:13.200 You see that they smell.
01:07:14.540 There's Peter Tilt popping out right now.
01:07:16.460 Oh my goodness.
01:07:18.080 That's actually Vivek Ramaswamy.
01:07:19.640 Where is he, by the way?
01:07:22.360 Isn't it interesting that Vivek kind of disappeared all of a sudden?
01:07:27.140 He's there, but he's floating, right?
01:07:29.520 He's not your...
01:07:30.080 Floating out an Indian river.
01:07:31.100 Yeah, exactly. 0.89
01:07:32.980 On a Ganesh.
01:07:34.060 Yeah, no, exactly.
01:07:35.460 What's up with him?
01:07:36.540 Vivek is the reincarnation of Ganache.
01:07:39.440 What?
01:07:40.880 And when he, when he, Vivek.
01:07:44.100 I love coming here. 0.99
01:07:45.000 Alex throws all kinds of shit and be like. 0.99
01:07:47.380 It's a joke. 1.00
01:07:47.940 I know.
01:07:48.800 The thing about throwing garbage in the river. 0.97
01:07:51.480 And it's a Ganache cult does that. 0.98
01:07:53.160 Yeah, I think he had his role.
01:07:54.620 He played it and they got rid of him.
01:07:56.380 And he just like, he was like, you know what, guys?
01:07:58.060 Yeah, where's he now running for?
01:07:59.240 He's nowhere.
01:08:00.120 He's no, he's unimportant.
01:08:01.520 He's unimportant.
01:08:02.200 And the crazy thing is, like, it's almost like this was lined up so perfectly.
01:08:07.980 Everyone had a roll to play.
01:08:08.740 They're trying to pick up this kid.
01:08:09.340 They're going to eat this kid?
01:08:11.820 They're going to feed him to Gilgamesh?
01:08:18.060 Oh, no.
01:08:18.900 He can't even pick up a kid.
01:08:21.040 That was embarrassing.
01:08:21.820 Well, let me tell you, that could probably weigh 150 pounds.
01:08:23.920 That was embarrassing.
01:08:25.520 The point is, he can't even properly butcher him on TV for adrenochrome.
01:08:28.520 All right.
01:08:29.300 Elizabeth Lane, how did people find you?
01:08:31.200 Well, I have a YouTube channel.
01:08:33.620 They can find me on YouTube if you guys want to hear some interesting interviews, political analysis.
01:08:38.180 You and Tucker Carlson, everybody else?
01:08:39.600 Oh, yeah.
01:08:40.440 Me?
01:08:41.480 You, two of two episodes, I believe.
01:08:43.940 Me?
01:08:44.600 Yes.
01:08:45.460 Me, me, me, me, me.
01:08:47.100 I'm on there.
01:08:48.060 Me, me, me, me, me, me.
01:08:49.380 Joe Kent, your favorite.
01:08:50.780 I think you're projecting.
01:08:51.600 I like Joe Kent.
01:08:52.320 I think you're projecting.
01:08:53.640 You're projecting on me.
01:08:54.640 You like Joe.
01:08:55.740 You like Joe very much.
01:08:56.380 We've already dated a couple months.
01:08:57.880 I know.
01:08:58.240 I've heard.
01:08:58.520 he's a very smart guy i like him a lot oh he's amazing you're just like oh he's gonna be the
01:09:03.500 president i was just like trying to like it's gonna be it's gonna be newsome i agree with you
01:09:10.940 it's gonna end up with these guys yes it will be that aoc or uh you know a few other i mean i hope
01:09:17.340 he gets in a position to do that yeah but if if trump is smart and if he honestly has good
01:09:22.140 intentions and he's just not able to fight then here is an option for you trump get joe back and
01:09:28.880 then run with him and america will stand behind you i can't believe you blew my secret that i'm
01:09:33.020 the first lady under joe kent elizabeth lane why did you blow my secret i'm sorry i am mrs joe kent
01:09:39.620 this is why you invite me here to kind of make a show right i'm blown my cover's blown i am
01:09:45.500 mrs joe kent this is you you will make a great person oh you're gonna be his first lady
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