The Alex Jones Show Live - July 01, 2026


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00:00:00.000 We are going to face this economic crisis because what happened on February 28th wasn't
00:00:07.260 just the beginning of a war and taken under very disgraceful and dishonorable terms in
00:00:14.840 that there were negotiations going on where we told people meeting them in Oman, we'll
00:00:22.020 see you in Geneva on Monday, and then we bombed them on Saturday using Palantir AI programs
00:00:29.980 just to make the best guess that the AI could make, when would the most Iranian leaders be home?
00:00:38.280 At what time should all the missiles hit simultaneously? That means one apartment
00:00:44.700 might have a 70% chance he's there, one 90%, but the program said, eh, 10.30 in the morning,
00:00:52.180 that'll probably catch most of them. Doesn't matter who else is in the house,
00:00:56.400 If the neighbor's house gets blown up, if the girls' school got blown up or the volleyball team got blown up, this is, as an American, this is very disgraceful.
00:01:07.560 This is, for me, everything following is the fruit of the poison tree.
00:01:13.420 You know, if we grew up thinking that the Japanese deserved Hiroshima because they started it at Pearl Harbor,
00:01:20.860 At Pearl Harbor, they didn't also blow up a school, you know, with 180 girls in it that were the daughters of naval officers at Pearl Harbor.
00:01:32.620 And, you know, for me, nothing good will ever come out of this.
00:01:37.780 But just in terms of the economics, it was a doomed project from the get-go.
00:01:45.860 I'm continuing to be convinced that Netanyahu basically psyoped Trump into doing this, saying, I'm going to do it anyway, then your bases will be hit.
00:02:01.080 Knowing that America will come in, knowing that we can't win, it's going to hurt America in the end.
00:02:07.720 But that doesn't matter to Netanyahu and his clique.
00:02:11.340 They don't care if America is hurt in the end.
00:02:13.360 They don't care if the world is driven into a Great Depression.
00:02:16.780 Their goal is to wreck Iran, to turn a nation of 92 million people into a failed state like Libya or Syria or Lebanon.
00:02:26.440 And obviously, this hasn't happened.
00:02:29.660 Now, the oil stopped flowing.
00:02:32.060 And as a result, we're seeing Trump panicking a little bit.
00:02:40.040 two weeks ago, he signed the Memorandum of Understanding. At that time, he said he didn't
00:02:46.720 want to become the next Herbert Hoover, that is, to be blamed for causing a depression.
00:02:52.960 And Vance, today and yesterday, has been saying, well, we just want to get some oil flowing so we
00:02:58.380 can restock. They're actually panicking because they're getting to the tank bottoms in a lot of
00:03:04.860 countries. We're getting to the bottom of the salt caverns where the strategic petroleum reserve is
00:03:10.240 kept. And if it goes on for much longer, we won't be able to fake it. And Jesse Kelly, I think it
00:03:17.620 was, he had a good analogy. He said, this is like you have a power outage and you're running your
00:03:24.420 backup generator to keep the lights on in the house. So everything seems totally normal. The
00:03:31.000 house has still got lights, air conditioning, television is working, but you're running out
00:03:36.040 of cans in the garage to pour into that generator. That's what we've been doing, depleting the
00:03:41.660 Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which is mostly going to the rest of the world to keep the price down.
00:03:47.560 But it's a hell of a bet. It's a hell of a bet, you know, where we're painting ourselves into a
00:03:52.040 corner. And I think that the Iranians understand this much better than most Americans. And they
00:03:59.020 are willing to just drag this out in the sense that if we attack them again, it'll actually
00:04:05.440 hurt us worse than them. They don't need the Strait of Hormuz open as much as the West
00:04:12.520 needs it open.
00:04:29.020 Hello, it's Matt taking over for Alex who's busy out in the in the real world. I'm going to stick
00:04:37.420 with the calls that were already lined up because, you know, in the past I had been a caller many
00:04:42.480 times to radio talk shows and other programs. And I can remember waiting on the phone for
00:04:48.360 45 minutes an hour and then just being dumped. So I'm not going to do that to starting with
00:04:56.440 Seth in Arkansas. If you can, if you can put Seth on, I mean, I'll probably steer it around to what
00:05:01.280 the topics of the day are, but, uh, I'd like to hear what some, some randos from the audience
00:05:07.920 want to talk about also. So go ahead, Seth. Yeah. Um, let me preface what I'm about to say
00:05:15.900 with the fact that I love this country and I love the philosophy of liberty more than anything.
00:05:22.400 But when I see everything that's happening in Iran and in Ukraine and I see, you know, the right hating Iran and the left hates Russia and, you know, they're trying to whip the citizenry into war fervor.
00:05:42.140 And I'm a Christian man, and I almost feel obligated to pray for and cheer for the success of those two countries to stop this Epstein Empire, Luciferian chaos that they're trying to implement and bring about World War III.
00:06:04.840 Am I wrong for that?
00:06:06.860 Yeah, you know, many people in the past have noted this, that Americans are maybe the most brainwashed population in the world.
00:06:18.300 And what's really worked very well is for Americans to think, well, hey, you know, we have 10 different news stations, so it can't possibly be all propaganda.
00:06:29.140 But every time I hear people saying, for example, we've been at war with Iran for 47 years, or Iran is the leading global sponsor of terrorism, you know, this is like somebody in North Korea parroting back lines about America.
00:06:47.940 And as far as Russia goes, our lefties loved the Communist Soviet Union.
00:06:55.660 They had no problem with Russia when it was an atheistic, communist country.
00:07:01.920 And now that it's not, and it's actually swung far back to orthodox Christianity,
00:07:11.720 then now they really hate Russia, or they hate Russia again.
00:07:16.040 The British have always had it in for Russia, going back 200 years at least.
00:07:22.600 The Crimean War was about Russia.
00:07:25.340 You know, in World War II, World War I, they were our allies, but the British were always working against the Russians.
00:07:37.360 Obviously, I'm not on the side of the communists during the Gulag period or anything like that.
00:07:42.420 But Russia came out of 75 years of communism and went back to Christianity.
00:07:47.360 They don't have, you know, homosexual training in their schools.
00:07:52.320 They don't allow it.
00:07:53.680 This is why the left hates Russia now.
00:07:57.200 This is why the left hates Russia.
00:08:00.580 Well, and why, I was going to ask, why does it seem that Iran and Russia are being so reserved as to not get into a wider war with NATO in Ukraine
00:08:15.420 or as to not get into a wider war with Israel in Iran in the Middle East?
00:08:20.580 It seems like both of those – it seems like their behavior –
00:08:23.380 Well, Iran is winning.
00:08:25.540 I mean, Iran is clearly winning.
00:08:27.360 They've driven the Navy out of the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
00:08:30.800 So they've got the upper hand there.
00:08:32.900 And they know that this isn't a war like Vietnam where we can just basically bleed ourselves for a decade
00:08:40.520 because we're also bleeding the global economy, and Trump will be blamed for it.
00:08:45.500 So we don't have an infinite time period, whereas Iran is 100 percent fuel and energy self-sufficient.
00:08:53.380 It's it's now 100 percent water self-sufficient and it's like 90 percent food self-sufficient.
00:09:00.020 So they they're you're not going to siege warfare Iran, whereas our own allies are going to be, you know, hurt even worse than America before us.
00:09:10.200 Okay, we're going to the break, and after the break, I'll take calls from Joe and Chris and Jeremy and Emmett if you just hang on.
00:09:19.080 The program leftists failed to silence.
00:09:22.000 It's the Alex Jones Show.
00:09:28.180 All right, next, we've got Joe in Oregon, if you're still holding there.
00:09:36.460 Yeah, I'm still here.
00:09:37.980 Hey, thank you for taking my call.
00:09:39.620 And starting out with the usual plug, I've been buying Alex's products since his very first one, the first iodine one that came out just as Fukushima blew off.
00:09:55.060 So a lot of gratitude for Alex for bringing, you know, the notion of supplements into my life because it's made a real big deal for me.
00:10:06.340 And I appreciate him for bringing that into, really into more popular use.
00:10:12.860 Yeah, considering the uphill battle we have consuming pollution,
00:10:18.900 consuming all kind of rays and frequencies,
00:10:22.140 and then also just consuming the garbage that's in so much of our food,
00:10:27.320 you know, you can't do enough to protect yourself with the good stuff
00:10:32.540 to try to counter all the bad stuff we're flooded with.
00:10:35.240 Yeah, so all of you audience people that are just catching a free ride, it's really, you know what, come up with 40 bucks and plank it down and get something. Just do it.
00:10:48.960 Anyhow, so I guess it was an open-collar thing, so I thought I would call in and share my
00:10:58.240 experiences most recently.
00:11:02.100 I would say to myself, I'm a 50% redneck and 50% tree hugger, and I live in a very famous
00:11:09.920 west coast location that has been in the news lately, that's all I'll say.
00:11:18.960 When I came out for Trump, I lost every one of my liberal friends, and I was kind of big
00:11:24.780 in the, I'll say it's the anarchist side of the anti-war leading up to, you know, that
00:11:33.200 debacle.
00:11:34.200 You mean the Iran war debacle, you mean?
00:11:39.720 Yeah, no, the debacle before that, the Iraq war debacle, and of course, I'm against anti-war
00:11:48.960 I ran war debacle as well, but anyhow, so wherever I go, I'm kind of an outcast because I'm 50% redneck and I'm 50% liberal or a tree hugger, and so I wanted to share an experience I had going to kind of one of those DEI meetings, you know, where they come in and they talk about racism and systematic racism, et cetera, et cetera.
00:12:13.460 What was the context of that? Is that work or a town thing or?
00:12:18.960 Well, so, and the context is what is really cool is because it's out of a volunteer opportunity.
00:12:26.340 And so I'm a volunteer here in town, and they offer that two-day course that was held at the big building in downtown wherever I live.
00:12:38.440 And you had to go through three levels of security to get to it, and it was a really nice boardroom.
00:12:45.060 And it was just for all of us.
00:12:46.800 I bet you had to show ID and prove who you were.
00:12:50.380 No, I didn't.
00:12:51.460 Unlike security but no ID check?
00:12:56.780 Well, it's because the guy that said that knew me by, you know,
00:13:00.980 because he had interviewed me in this particular.
00:13:03.760 And so he might have shut the door,
00:13:06.120 and he had the badges that got through the three levels of security.
00:13:10.020 I see.
00:13:10.680 So anyhow, and it turned out to be the usual anti-white BS.
00:13:20.680 But since there was no human resources involved, and my paycheck wasn't on one, I was able
00:13:28.040 to speak a little bit more freely, but I just like to kind of count what I did, and hopefully
00:13:37.580 people will get a good laugh out of it, but also know that, you know, you can talk to
00:13:42.480 the people you disagree with, and in the end, it actually had a pretty good ending, but
00:13:48.060 so basically, the first half of the first day is how they built their definition of
00:13:54.900 racism.
00:13:55.900 It started out with bias, and then opinion, and something else, and then they had the
00:14:03.580 card where they had the systemic and then they had racism right and so they
00:14:08.560 say that racism starts with a bias and one of the definitions
00:14:15.640 for bias was only seeing the bad things of your opponent and refusing to
00:14:22.580 acknowledge the good and that was a bias and so we go on and and they get into
00:14:32.320 well this thing called whiteness. And at that point, I just politely raised my hands and
00:14:41.600 I just stepped out. I just said, well, you know the thing is that white people do a lot
00:14:47.060 of good. I listed a few like the people that went out and died just free the slaves, all
00:14:56.760 all those Christian white people, you know, and then the Freedom Riders, you can talk
00:15:03.520 about all those white people that died to help out the black people.
00:15:08.760 Yeah, civil rights movement.
00:15:11.760 You know, and then I pointed out that the majority, in fact, all except for one of the
00:15:20.260 actual people that were volunteers, you know, you have the staff, the paid staff, but I
00:15:25.560 I pointed out that of all the actual volunteers in the room, it was like 98% white.
00:15:34.040 So anyhow, that kind of caused the kerfuffle, and she says,
00:15:38.080 well, you know, we're just going to have to move on, and, you know, we'll have to, you know, let that be.
00:15:44.160 And so it goes on, and they start talking about, the next thing is like, racism, what can you do about racism?
00:15:52.700 And they said, and the first thing is if you hear something, you know, say something.
00:15:57.940 And then they said it's like the most powerful stopper of racism is when a similar colored person chastises that other person.
00:16:11.200 And then I raised my hand and I asked, so what do you do if it's like different races dropping, you know, the racism?
00:16:21.840 For example, what is it if you hear a yellow woman dropping the N-bomb
00:16:29.980 or a red dude dropping the N-bomb four times in one sentence
00:16:35.640 and the whole room exploded?
00:16:41.360 You mean a red dude like out west you mean Native American Indians?
00:16:48.700 Yeah, yeah.
00:16:49.700 And so they said, well, those words are insulting.
00:16:54.820 Those colors are insulting.
00:16:57.000 So I can say black?
00:16:59.740 And I said, yeah.
00:17:00.920 And I said, so what about whiteness?
00:17:05.720 You know, let's talk about, you know, you're insulting whiteness thing.
00:17:10.380 And then I said, yeah, you know, and genuinely I was insulted.
00:17:16.000 I was, what's the word that they use all the time?
00:17:18.960 I was offended, and it was in my voice, and to her credit, the lady renonates.
00:17:28.260 Go ahead.
00:17:29.860 Yeah, I think that, you know, you said you're half redneck and half tree hugger.
00:17:34.440 Well, I'm kind of a tree hugger myself.
00:17:36.260 I love trees.
00:17:37.740 You know, I'm not for clear-cutting, you know, entire counties and letting the dirt flow away.
00:17:44.000 I'm not for clear cutting and building data centers and, you know, and feedlots.
00:17:51.380 But, you know, so I think that we have a lot in common.
00:17:54.580 And the fact that you would be comfortable enough to go there and maybe push back and change some minds a little bit,
00:18:01.200 it shows that, you know, you are standing right over the fault line and trying to make a difference.
00:18:06.480 So that's definitely good.
00:18:08.480 And I think that maybe Tucker and some others have shown this.
00:18:12.780 But we have a lot more in common with each other in the sense that, you know, we do love America.
00:18:18.920 We don't like what's happening in a lot of ways.
00:18:21.240 We don't want the wars.
00:18:23.320 That doesn't mean we're for, like, giant corporations just, you know, just stripping the land and planting crap GMOs everywhere.
00:18:33.220 So, yeah, I mean, I think that there's a new populist coalition forming.
00:18:37.560 And, you know, it's good to have you have you on one, you know, one team, Alex Jones, because this is the cutting edge.
00:18:46.600 But look, we got a got a couple more calls to go.
00:18:50.600 So thanks for thanks for calling in Joe in Oregon.
00:18:55.000 Not sure where, but it sounds like it's probably an awesome place if you can survive all the liberal woke them.
00:19:01.380 So we got next Chris in California.
00:19:04.820 If Chris is still hanging on.
00:19:07.100 Yeah, I'm here, Matt.
00:19:09.240 Enjoy your show.
00:19:10.480 I think you're a well-informed truth-teller.
00:19:13.200 I've been listening to Alex for probably three decades,
00:19:16.400 and I kind of view the whole team as my personal consultant,
00:19:21.020 so just mirroring what the other call has just said,
00:19:24.760 I'm looking at my shelf in the bathroom.
00:19:31.700 You still there? Did we lose you?
00:19:36.140 Did we lose Chris?
00:19:39.220 That's a shame.
00:19:43.240 Yeah, I think Chris was looking at his shelf in the bathroom,
00:19:45.900 and it's probably full of stuff from the Alex Jones store.
00:19:50.620 It's good supplements.
00:19:52.600 Sorry about that, Chris, after a long wait.
00:19:55.380 We got Jeremy in Connecticut, and maybe we'll get Chris back,
00:19:59.280 but if Jeremy in Connecticut is up, we'll go there.
00:20:03.140 Hey, Mike.
00:20:03.800 I'm sorry Matt yeah no it's okay a long time Matt M-A-T-T happy 250 is right yeah yeah we're
00:20:18.080 at least we're gonna make it to 250 at least we make it to 250 it's kind of sketchy but right
00:20:25.640 um so I my initial thing was something that Al was talking about like a bunch of segments ago
00:20:31.700 about our friends over there in the Levant.
00:20:38.900 And he was saying how, like, people are hating on him
00:20:42.580 because of the stuff they're doing.
00:20:45.380 And from what I understand, like, they kind of are the masters of the victim role,
00:20:51.780 and they kind of want that to hasten the return of the Moshiach.
00:20:57.620 Yeah, it's definitely pretty deep.
00:21:01.700 It's a lot. They've they say it. They've written it.
00:21:08.980 It's it's pretty deep. I mean, there's a lot of elements of psyop.
00:21:12.860 And when Alex was talking about, you know, that playing the victim status and then going to the dark side and saying, you know, because I mean, I'm not a Kabbalah expert like like Alex.
00:21:30.460 I haven't read it, but when you start saying we're going to sanction doing dirty deeds
00:21:36.420 on our side, you're flirting with Satan, saying, you know, because God loves us the
00:21:42.240 most, we're allowed to do the dirty tricks, you know, exploding pagers that maybe a kid
00:21:47.480 is going to open instead of dad, or, you know, just a policy of assassinations, which is
00:21:53.160 rubbing off on us now, because, you know, that's how we started the February 28th war
00:21:58.600 was with sneak attacks during negotiations.
00:22:01.480 You know, see you Monday, and then boom, blow up your whole building on Saturday, including
00:22:07.300 your family and neighbors.
00:22:09.200 That is definitely something from, you know, our greatest ally that they say.
00:22:17.140 And I don't like that.
00:22:18.280 I consider that totally un-American.
00:22:20.360 I'm sorry.
00:22:20.840 Go ahead.
00:22:21.400 Continue.
00:22:23.140 Yeah, no, I agree with you.
00:22:24.220 um um i mean the the kid thing is like and that's what i'm kind of saying is like and it it actually
00:22:32.860 makes me think about like the whole sabotage zebbie movement like redemption through sin
00:22:40.060 like they want yeah it's like the victim status and i'm not going to elaborate on that they have
00:22:46.300 to turn that they have to turn the whole world against them to allow yeah i that's that's their
00:22:52.620 version of an end times armageddon it's like they're running the same game it or not you know
00:23:00.620 when you say they it's right it when you say they i mean it's not all israelis or jews or or you know
00:23:08.240 people that live in that country or around the world i have but the i have family i think
00:23:13.120 Yeah, I think partly it's because some just like ordinary mundane political things can have such big knock-on effects.
00:23:26.800 The fact that Bibi Netanyahu could be facing prison is as a reason for continuing a war.
00:23:33.280 Just imagine, you know, you're dropping, you know, like the other day, the mother of all bombs on Lebanon.
00:23:38.500 And, you know, all of these wars, he has to keep a war going to stay out of jail?
00:23:45.920 I mean, is that not a totally perverse incentive?
00:23:49.220 You know, but he had to form a coalition with the Likud and the most extreme right-wingers,
00:23:57.660 which means to keep them in the coalition, to keep himself in power and to keep himself out of jail,
00:24:04.460 he has to toss bones to those extreme radicals, the end times Israelis, the coming of the Messiah
00:24:16.160 Israelis. And I'm beyond pissed. It doesn't do any good to be pissed, but when you see people
00:24:24.720 like Huckabee as the ambassador, and he's on board with all of this, or even Hegseth,
00:24:31.260 You know, these Third Temple lunatics, our foreign policy is partly being determined by, you know, lunatics who want to bring about Armageddon.
00:24:42.240 That's a sobering thought.
00:24:45.140 What else do you want to say there?
00:24:48.100 So I agree with you again.
00:24:51.200 I think that him doing that is kind of like a political tactic that these guys use.
00:24:56.660 and it's multiple agendas that they try to meet and if they can't meet them all
00:25:00.420 then they've met a bunch of other ones you know like as a macro perspective like connecting dots
00:25:06.900 the big picture but there's the ancient picture there i was talking about and yeah like he's
00:25:12.980 totally trying to stay out of jail or whatever like these guys do that politically so that's
00:25:18.480 fitting something else like because you were talking about something the whole russia thing
00:25:22.560 right which kind of seemed ball of wax but i i i'm 46 and i grew up like hate russia type of
00:25:33.860 deal because of the cold war right and like just there's a lot of aspects of it like i play hockey
00:25:41.040 you know like fast forward to now like they're still like they don't want they won't let them
00:25:47.040 international tournaments and stuff like dude those guys didn't do nothing you know and it's
00:25:53.780 like i've you know we're we're so we're so um subliminally taught to to not like them but
00:26:00.400 it actually drew attention for from me because i do hobby research and i've read books about
00:26:07.440 you know uh anthony sutton's books and books about stalin and stalingrad and like world war
00:26:13.580 two books and stuff and like i'm like dude what is up with it like so anyways um that's just was
00:26:20.380 my point is like the subliminal conditioning of me as a 46 year old through the times
00:26:25.660 and then i think we should be allies with them if it if that could happen i wish everybody could be
00:26:31.720 cool i wish everybody could we get along i don't know yeah the garden of eden i guess we can't
00:26:37.600 Like Rodney King said, why can't we all get along?
00:26:40.880 You know, it's funny because so much of what we believe is purely propaganda and narrative driven.
00:26:50.500 We were the enemy of the Russians for 75 years during the communist era of the Cold War.
00:26:57.900 And we still are, even though they threw off communism and they've become much more religious than Western Europe or America.
00:27:05.860 in terms of belief in Orthodox Christianity.
00:27:12.460 But when you look at other situations, during World War II,
00:27:17.160 we had really incredibly harsh propaganda against Germans and the Japanese.
00:27:22.680 The Japanese were portrayed as nearsighted monkeys, slanty eyes with little glasses,
00:27:28.760 practically subhuman as you can get.
00:27:31.200 And we actually fought a bloody war, a virtually war of annihilation on the Pacific Islands, dropped out on bombs on their cities.
00:27:43.260 Five years later, they're our allies when we're fighting Korea.
00:27:47.860 And if you look at Hollywood, all the movies are, what a great time the GIs are having in Japan.
00:27:53.500 The Japanese love us.
00:27:54.720 Oh, the Japanese are great.
00:27:56.120 It's like, wait a minute.
00:27:56.840 seven years ago, they were like these little yellow monkeys that were subhuman. Now they're
00:28:02.540 our fun-loving Gisha girl, sake-drinking buddies, learning baseball and loving Elvis Presley.
00:28:09.200 Same thing with the Germans. The propaganda can just turn on a dime. So whenever I hear people
00:28:15.400 say, oh, Iran's been our mortal enemy for 47 years, and they're the leading exporter of terrorism,
00:28:22.080 It's like, that's not factually true. If anything, they were in Syria trying to fight ISIS. We were supporting ISIS. Israel and the USA were supporting ISIS. The guy Jolani, he's changed his name, but he'll always be Jolani, is chief number one head chopper. And he's our head chopper. He's visited Trump in the White House.
00:28:46.300 and people just gloss over it, like, oh, well, that's fine.
00:28:50.100 That was then, this is now.
00:28:51.460 But Iran is our eternal enemy.
00:28:53.820 That's just a narrative, a psyop.
00:28:57.040 Anyway, yeah, I wish that we would get over a lot of this
00:29:00.220 and people would look deeper into these things.
00:29:03.180 I think we got one more caller.
00:29:05.140 If Emmett is still holding on, Emmett, you can have the end of the segment.
00:29:10.240 You still there, Emmett?
00:29:12.220 Yeah, hey, Matt.
00:29:14.160 Oh, I'm a little bit disappointed.
00:29:15.640 I didn't get to talk to Alex about this one, but I imagine you're a bit of a prepper like myself and might even be an owner, a proud owner of the Alexa Pure water filter that he promoted for many, many years.
00:29:33.420 And, you know, every day I go through that.
00:29:36.880 We call it the water ritual and, you know, it's just become a part of our life now.
00:29:41.540 But I had a little bit of constructive criticism for this new filter.
00:29:46.540 I imagine you probably bought your water filter, you bought the filter holder,
00:29:51.540 the stainless steel case, one time, right?
00:29:54.540 Maybe twice. You might have two of them in your house.
00:29:58.540 But why do salesmen sell water filters?
00:30:02.540 To sell the filter inserts.
00:30:04.540 And I know Alex has been saying that this first batch was like 2,000 units,
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00:30:48.300 So it's not really criticism for Alex, but Bigley, what are you doing, guys?
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00:30:53.280 Yeah, you know, just in terms of prepperdom, and you can find a lot of stuff online, you can create, I mean, if it's like a grid down type of a situation, supply chains are gone, it's possible to make a very good filter with charcoal that you create, you know, white sand that you dig up, pebbles, other things.
00:31:19.520 One of the things that would be harder to make would be the actual paper filters, like coffee filters you could buy in bulk now, even paper towels.
00:31:28.040 But the fact that if in a dire situation you couldn't get the factory-made filter inserts, there are ways to work around that other than just drinking ditch water or whatever goo comes out of the pipes when the water system is only working intermittently.
00:31:49.760 All right. On the other side of this break, I'm going to give my own opinion about what's happening with the Iran war, which is really one of the theaters of the world war that we're on and why it's happening, the greater ramifications of Europe trying to bait Russia into a kinetic world war, what it all means and where it's going.
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00:34:12.180 Okay. Welcome back. I don't know if you're sick of hearing about Iran, but it's actually
00:34:23.140 one of the major fault lines in the world right now that could be driving the entire world into
00:34:29.140 a Great Depression. And if this happens, it's not just going to stop with a little bit higher gas
00:34:36.860 prices in the U.S. or a little bit more expensive food. I think there will be severe social
00:34:42.500 consequences all around the world. This is going to drive massive refugee flows. And as we've seen
00:34:49.900 with many countries, they're never going to stop the refugee flow. Spain, for the foreseeable future,
00:34:55.860 will just be an open door into Europe. As many from Africa that can get into Spain
00:35:01.860 are being herded straight across to get onto boats, to come to the UK, to come to Ireland.
00:35:08.820 For the time being, our southern border seems secure, but that can be gone the minute that
00:35:16.100 Trump is gone. And it'll be another 10 or 20 million coming over in the first year. And now
00:35:22.020 they're all going to be made citizens. So we are not out of the fire just because Trump has closed
00:35:28.080 the southern border. That's really just a temporary band-aid in the overall picture.
00:35:34.800 Now, we are going to face this economic crisis because what happened on February 28th
00:35:43.440 wasn't just the beginning of a war and taken under very disgraceful and dishonorable
00:35:50.640 terms in that there were negotiations going on where we told people, meeting them in Oman,
00:35:58.080 We'll see you in Geneva on Monday, and then we bombed them on Saturday using Palantir
00:36:05.000 AI programs just to make the best guess that the AI could make, when would the most Iranian
00:36:12.940 leaders be home?
00:36:14.820 At what time should all the missiles hit simultaneously?
00:36:18.920 That means one apartment might have a 70% chance he's there, one 90%, but the program
00:36:26.000 said, eh, 10.30 in the morning, that'll probably catch most of them. Doesn't matter who else is in
00:36:32.480 the house, if the neighbor's house gets blown up, if the girls' school got blown up or the
00:36:37.760 volleyball team got blown up. As an American, this is very disgraceful. For me, everything
00:36:47.060 following is the fruit of the poison tree. If we grew up thinking that the Japanese deserved
00:36:54.440 Hiroshima because they started it at Pearl Harbor. At Pearl Harbor, they didn't also
00:37:00.260 blow up a school, you know, with 180 girls in it that were the daughters of naval officers
00:37:07.180 at Pearl Harbor. And, you know, for me, nothing good will ever come out of this.
00:37:13.860 But just in terms of the economics, it was a doomed project from the get-go.
00:37:22.400 I'm continuing to be convinced that Netanyahu basically psyoped Trump into doing this,
00:37:33.760 saying, I'm going to do it anyway, then your bases will be hit.
00:37:37.600 Knowing that America will come in, knowing that we can't win, it's going to hurt America in the
00:37:43.780 end, but that doesn't matter to Netanyahu and his clique. They don't care if America is hurt in
00:37:49.580 the end. They don't care if the world is driven into a Great Depression. Their goal is to wreck
00:37:54.620 Iran, to turn a nation of 92 million people into a failed state like Libya or Syria or Lebanon.
00:38:02.960 And obviously, this hasn't happened. Now, the oil stopped flowing. And as a result,
00:38:10.420 we're seeing Trump panicking a little bit. Two weeks ago, he signed the memorandum of
00:38:19.560 understanding. At that time, he said he didn't want to become the next Herbert Hoover, that is to be
00:38:26.120 blamed for causing a depression. And Vance today and yesterday has been saying, well, we just want
00:38:33.400 to get some oil flowing so we can restock. They're actually panicking because they're getting to the
00:38:40.060 tank bottoms in a lot of countries. We're getting to the bottom of the salt caverns where the
00:38:45.180 strategic petroleum reserve is kept. And if it goes on for much longer, we won't be able to fake
00:38:50.840 it. Jesse Kelly, I think it was, he had a good analogy. He said, this is like you have a power
00:38:58.840 outage and you're running your backup generator to keep the lights on in the house. So everything
00:39:05.600 seems totally normal. The house has still got lights, air conditioning, television is working,
00:39:11.080 but you're running out of cans in the garage to pour into that generator.
00:39:16.320 That's what we've been doing, depleting the Strategic Petroleum Reserve,
00:39:19.820 which is mostly going to the rest of the world to keep the price down.
00:39:23.820 But it's a hell of a bet.
00:39:25.600 It's a hell of a bet, you know, where we're painting ourselves into a corner.
00:39:29.360 And I think that the Iranians understand this much better than most Americans.
00:39:34.800 And they are willing to just drag this out in the sense that if we attack them again,
00:39:41.080 it'll actually hurt us worse than them. They don't need the Strait of Hormuz open as much as
00:39:48.360 the West needs it open. Iran obviously doesn't need energy. The whole country has a natural gas
00:39:56.500 pipe. I think more than 90% of Iranian homes have natural gas, electricity. They're water
00:40:03.760 self-sufficient. They're almost food self-sufficient. They're a continental power,
00:40:08.720 so they can trade with Pakistan via the Caspian.
00:40:13.440 They can trade with Russia and China.
00:40:15.540 We're not going to starve them out.
00:40:17.420 It's an ancient civilization.
00:40:19.140 It'll probably be here long after our empire collapses.
00:40:23.480 But on the other hand, our European allies and our Asian allies are in a very tough spot.
00:40:30.780 The fact that on the best days recently since the MOU,
00:40:34.780 maybe 30 or 40 ships have gotten out compared to the 130 before, it doesn't fix the problem.
00:40:43.060 It's like if you were trapped in a car underwater, maybe you found another little air pocket.
00:40:51.340 You're not going to drown this minute. You found another air pocket up in another corner,
00:40:55.720 but it doesn't fix the problem. And we're going to eventually be forced to accommodate
00:41:04.320 the Iranians. The memorandum of understanding that Trump signed, it says in number one,
00:41:14.120 point number one, if you can put that up on the screen, it's number three, it's the point number
00:41:20.660 one memorandum. Three places in there, it talks about Lebanon. And the Iranians have been explicit
00:41:28.560 over and over saying, we're not going to point 15 until the first points are nailed down to our
00:41:35.340 satisfaction. This isn't a negotiation. We sent Whitcoff and Kushner to Qatar, and they're just
00:41:44.980 not meeting anybody because the Iranians have said, this isn't a negotiation. You have to
00:41:50.640 abide by the first five, or we don't even go to the next five. Number one is stop in Lebanon.
00:41:59.960 Stop. Cease fire. And the more critical one, even than that, is number five. That's also up
00:42:10.120 there. That's number four on the slides. Trump said, you know, I don't want to be the next
00:42:17.560 Herbert Hoover. He signed the Memorandum of Understanding. He understands where this is going,
00:42:22.000 but he signed this. It says the Islamic Republic of Iran will make the arrangements, period. Them,
00:42:31.540 not us, not in negotiation. They mentioned that we'll have dialogue with Oman, which has the
00:42:39.320 southern part of the Strait of Hormuz. Dialogue. We're in charge, but we'll listen to you.
00:42:44.320 And we'll also consult with the other Gulf states.
00:42:50.560 But we're in charge.
00:42:52.360 Nowhere in there does it say that the U.S. Navy or the U.S. government has any part of
00:42:58.440 the Strait of Hormuz.
00:43:00.140 So if you just watch Fox News, God help you.
00:43:03.380 But if you're following American media, it's being portrayed that Iran, just out of the
00:43:08.880 blue, they said they were going to open the Strait of Hormuz.
00:43:11.620 And now they're attacking ships.
00:43:14.060 What Trump signed said, we're in charge of the Strait of Hormuz.
00:43:21.040 And if you try to send ships through the South Channel without our permission, then we're
00:43:27.580 going to hit them.
00:43:30.020 And you say, Matt, well, why are you taking Iran's side?
00:43:33.680 I'm not.
00:43:34.680 I'm just saying this is the physical reality.
00:43:36.900 If we could change it, we would have done it in the first 40 days of the kinetic phase
00:43:41.800 of the war or the first 100 days of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, then our Navy can't even
00:43:47.980 get near it. Our Navy can't even get near it. If you can throw up slide number two,
00:43:53.920 that shows the Persian Gulf. The U.S. Navy used to be headquartered in there in the middle of
00:44:00.440 the Persian Gulf in Bahrain at Fifth Fleet headquarters there. We're gone. Right before
00:44:06.980 our sneak attack on February 28th, the last Navy ships snuck out of the Persian Gulf.
00:44:12.660 They've been there since before World War II in the Persian Gulf. The U.S. Navy's had a presence,
00:44:20.020 a big presence, you know, from the 50s onward, you know, with Aramco in Saudi Arabia and so forth.
00:44:28.040 The U.S. Navy is gone from there. Why is it gone from there? Because our ships would not be safe
00:44:33.680 anywhere near Iran. So anybody that says, Matt, it's against international law. They're not
00:44:40.320 allowed to do it. That's fine. Have a debate at your college. Take it to the UN. Stand on the
00:44:48.860 street corner with a sandwich board. Doesn't matter. If you can't open the Strait of Hormuz
00:44:54.760 with your Navy, then you don't control it. Trump signed the document that basically says
00:45:02.520 Iran controls it. He signed it. And it's not a negotiation. They are saying, if you don't abide
00:45:12.040 by it, like trying to send ships through without our permission, we'll hit them. And what are you
00:45:17.840 going to do about it? Hit us again? What good is that going to do? I still, and in comments on X
00:45:25.180 And even on Fox News, all the time with people like Cain and Kellogg and Jim Hansen, and
00:45:32.320 comments on X are just full of this.
00:45:34.780 You can put up slide number one, the one that shows the black map of Iran.
00:45:40.900 They say, finish the job.
00:45:43.240 Finish the job.
00:45:44.540 For 40 days, we threw like half of all of our Tomahawk missiles and JASM missiles at
00:45:49.500 them because we can't fly over Iran, right?
00:45:52.480 We can only fly near Iran and launch standoff missiles at like, you know, a million or a couple million a pop for one warhead.
00:46:01.980 And we didn't stop them from closing the Strait of Hormuz.
00:46:06.540 When people say finish the job, what does that mean?
00:46:10.160 Iran is 10 times bigger than South Vietnam.
00:46:14.900 It has six times its population.
00:46:17.200 You know, in the 60s, we landed in Vietnam in basically around 65 when the actual Marines went ashore.
00:46:27.760 Within three years, we had built up to over 500,000 troops in Vietnam.
00:46:32.940 Remember, it's one-tenth the size of Iran, one-tenth.
00:46:37.660 We controlled all the ports.
00:46:40.020 We had complete air supremacy.
00:46:41.560 You know, maybe a helicopter might get shot down by a machine gun, but none of our jets could be shot down by the South Vietnam, the Viet Cong or the North Vietnamese in South Vietnam.
00:46:55.400 They had some SAM missiles around Hanoi when we were doing B-52 raids on the North Vietnam.
00:47:01.160 But essentially, we controlled all of South Vietnam.
00:47:04.400 We had 5,000 aircraft from helicopters on up parked in South Vietnam, 5,000 aircraft, 500,000 troops, and we lost the war.
00:47:16.960 That little red section on the map that says Hormuz, the red lines, that's the size of South Vietnam.
00:47:24.280 Iran has bigger mountains than Colorado and higher, like 4,000 feet higher than Colorado
00:47:34.180 mountains, six times bigger than Colorado. That's Iran. 90 million people. And these idiots,
00:47:43.040 they must have amnesia. We couldn't win in Vietnam. And people say, Matt, well,
00:47:49.420 we were backstabbed by the lefties and the reporters and the politicians, how much longer
00:47:54.960 would you have stayed in Vietnam? Would he have put in another 500,000? You know, the draft wasn't
00:48:01.000 exactly popular. There were riots and demonstrations taking over cities in America. So how would we
00:48:07.480 have won in Vietnam? Nuke Hanoi? What would we have done? Nuke the whole place? Turn it into a
00:48:13.360 last parking lot? Is that the solution? So even if we nuked Tehran and killed 10 million Iranians,
00:48:20.820 that wouldn't open the Strait of Hormuz. That would make the diehards in that lower crescent
00:48:27.440 even more determined to stop us forever. And yeah, it won't help the Iranian economy if the
00:48:34.640 Strait of Hormuz is closed, but it will drag the entire world into a Great Depression.
00:48:39.760 And it's a Great Depression that will be 100% blamed on Trump.
00:48:45.660 You can throw up number six.
00:48:48.200 It's got like a graph there.
00:48:50.680 So Trump said, I don't want to be Herbert Hoover.
00:48:54.200 That's when I think that Vance and some people were trying to talk sense to him.
00:48:58.380 This is going to end badly.
00:49:00.360 You are going to be going down in history, not as the greatest president ever, as the worst president.
00:49:06.440 the president that led to a global depression, to refugee flows like we've never seen before,
00:49:14.180 entire countries in famine, and that'll be put on you.
00:49:19.020 I think that's when he signed the MOU, and he said, we've only got like four weeks of fuel left.
00:49:26.160 But then he's back listening to Mark Levin and Bibi Netanyahu.
00:49:32.440 and yahoo um can you throw up that number five the america first you i i still i still don't
00:49:40.300 understand and i'm thinking possibly it's it really is a blackmail situation we found out
00:49:48.060 from these these uh shit coin meme coins that trump has made a couple billion trump and the
00:49:54.360 trump family billion dollars on these worthless meme coins that people have sent him the money
00:50:00.920 now they're worth nothing, but he's worth extra billions. So I don't think you can say anymore
00:50:05.660 that it's Edelman's money that's got him in thrall. It's got to be more than that. He doesn't need
00:50:12.780 any more money donors. He's going to be the president for the next two years.
00:50:18.840 He's financially secure until he's in his grave. So is his family. Supposedly,
00:50:26.320 Barron is worth $150 million now. It's really great knowing when the Strait of Hormuz will be
00:50:33.320 opened and closed, depending on insider knowledge, to play that over each weekend. But I think that
00:50:39.740 there must be a blackmail element to this. Nothing else makes sense. And I'm not saying
00:50:45.520 that Trump is in the Epstein files, but certainly his close friends like Howard Lutnick are and many
00:50:51.580 of his donors. And that's the pressure, you know, that what's in the Epstein files, if it was fully
00:50:59.520 released, could destroy any relationship with Israel, turn people totally against Israel.
00:51:06.720 I think whatever the FBI has in the Epstein files is the redacted portion. I'm sure that
00:51:13.880 Mossad in Israel has the full information. And I think that they are still controlling Trump
00:51:21.380 that way. Yep. If you can put up, what is it, number eight. I forget where I saw this.
00:51:28.580 This is the way that the rest of the world sees us now. When you see these horrible pictures of
00:51:36.440 Gaza or what's going on in Lebanon with entire villages being bombed with the biggest non-nuclear
00:51:44.080 bombs ever made. We sent them the planes to drop the bombs. Those 2,000-pound bombs that turned
00:51:51.820 Gaza into rubble were made in America. So this is a point that's not covered much in American media,
00:51:59.540 but to the rest of the world, we're now joined at the hip. And I'm pretty sick of being that
00:52:05.880 big dork with the mask on, having a little evil dwarf steer me around while I'm blindfolded.
00:52:13.220 And whatever it takes, I'm ready to cut that relationship off completely.
00:52:19.280 You know, earlier in the program, Alex was talking about, and he actually showed clips of this Professor Jiang.
00:52:26.940 And as far as I'm concerned, the guy's a total psyop.
00:52:31.740 You know, he was one of these YouTube sensations, calling himself Professor.
00:52:39.200 Came out of nowhere.
00:52:41.320 Tremendous number of hits and likes.
00:52:43.220 and views. And like all good psyops, you have to have a very good message at first. You have to
00:52:51.160 make people believe you're really a smart guy. That's so that when you start loading the message
00:52:57.060 in with the, when you start loading the message, the intended, the payload of the message in with
00:53:04.000 the stuff that you've been saying before to gain credibility, people will believe it.
00:53:09.760 But him saying that we're going to put 600,000 troops into Iran, he is absolutely a PSYOP.
00:53:17.880 In fact, if you look into it, he's not a professor.
00:53:21.020 That's like me calling myself doctor.
00:53:23.480 He's not a professor.
00:53:25.120 He's a high school teacher in Beijing, China.
00:53:27.800 Okay?
00:53:28.840 It's a total PSYOP.
00:53:30.880 It's a state-run total PSYOP.
00:53:32.720 He speaks nice English, but getting one with Piers Morgan and saying, we're going to, we're preparing to put six.
00:53:40.460 I heard another podcaster today saying, well, we're doing a kind of a coup in Iraq so that we can invade Iran through Iraq.
00:53:48.200 Folks, this is all absolute nonsense.
00:53:52.220 If you can put up number seven, it says U.S. bases.
00:53:56.860 We used to have bases all around Iran.
00:54:00.000 Now they're either empty or on the skeleton staff with their staff hiding out or moving in and running away before they risk being hit by missiles.
00:54:13.040 We are no longer in a situation like we were in 1992 with Operation Desert Storm.
00:54:21.100 In Desert Storm, we were able to load, remember, looking at this map, that's when Saddam Hussein had come from Iraq and taken over Kuwait, all right?
00:54:32.640 We spent most of a year bringing troops and tanks and artillery into ports there on the Persian Gulf in Saudi Arabia.
00:54:43.200 And there was nothing Iraq could do about it.
00:54:45.940 When the war went kinetic, they threw a couple scuds our way, but they were very inaccurate
00:54:51.840 with a small payload.
00:54:54.000 Today, Iran can hit a point target like to within 10 meters anywhere out to Israel and
00:55:02.240 anywhere inside of that arc, anywhere in Saudi Arabia, or almost all of Saudi Arabia, but
00:55:07.700 the whole Persian Gulf.
00:55:09.840 We are not able anymore to enforce our will in the Persian Gulf area.
00:55:18.020 I doubt we will ever rebuild those bases that have been wrecked.
00:55:22.220 When you say, well, the base wasn't wrecked, the important stuff was wrecked.
00:55:27.100 There are something like 14 of these giant radars and satellite uplinks.
00:55:32.580 The satellite uplinks have a huge dish, like a 25-meter dish inside of a dome that allows the ground station to have an immense bandwidth to a constellation of satellites that are constantly passing over.
00:55:51.020 Think of it as like super mega Starlink, right, where one American satellite is passing over with a huge bandwidth capability.
00:55:59.800 And that uplink is what allows the information, for example, from the giant radar that's at the same base.
00:56:07.620 The giant radar can peer way into Iran and pick up, for example, missiles going to Israel before they've even crossed the Persian Gulf.
00:56:16.860 That's the important eyeball, that giant radar, and the giant satellite uplink is what feeds that information up to our constellation of satellites and down to the FAD launchers and Patriot launchers in Israel or in Qatar or wherever.
00:56:35.500 The Iranians were able to take out those eyes like, you know, the Cyclops, the big monster with one eyeball, like somebody firing an arrow straight into it.
00:56:45.520 So imagine the utility ratio of firing a $30,000 slow-moving, low-to-the-ground shot-head drone at a billion-dollar radar or a billion-dollar mega-satellite uplink and destroying it.
00:57:03.960 And those were the keys to our defense.
00:57:07.400 They couldn't be defended.
00:57:08.980 Now they're blind, which means that if a missile is going to Israel, the warning time is cut way down.
00:57:17.980 The THAAD launchers and Patriot launchers, they only have a satellite, almost like a tactical satellite, to lock on to a threat that's already been identified before coming over.
00:57:32.600 so that the THAAD or the Patriot, for example, in Israel, is not scanning the whole sky.
00:57:39.860 It's scanning right to where it expects that missile, the Iranian missile, to be coming in.
00:57:44.320 It can't now because those giant satellites' uplinks and the giant radars were destroyed by Iran.
00:57:51.400 This is a huge strategic loss.
00:57:54.940 I mean, we have absolutely been driven out of the area, and I don't think we'll ever be coming back.
00:58:00.460 Well, I'm running out of time.
00:58:02.600 I'm sorry I didn't get to cover the, you know, the birthright citizenship issue, but we'll see you next time.
00:58:10.580 And, you know, you can always always buy my great books and we'll see you on the Internet.
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00:59:12.920 since the 60s have been taking it but if it's doing that to the outside what is it doing to
00:59:17.880 the inside so i wanted to just read some of the things that's in bovine colostrum and explain to
00:59:23.960 you how ours is four times stronger than the average stuff on the market and at least twice
00:59:30.320 as strong as leading competitors. It's cold press. It's never been homogenized either or boiled or
00:59:36.900 heated up to 250 degrees. So it keeps the cofactors alive. It's super concentrated. One little scoop
00:59:42.960 from the powder is your daily intake. And it's amazing. But now our sponsors come out with these
00:59:49.220 great naturally flavored grape gummies that has a full-day concentrated allowance in each gummy.
00:59:56.640 So let me now read to you just some of the ingredients and what it does. The vast majority
01:00:01.820 of colostrum products, again, are flavorless, but the key is they are only 10 to 20 percent
01:00:08.020 IgG. Ours is 40% IgG. That's double to quadruple the potency of the competitors. And it's a
01:00:20.740 delicious, all-natural, grape-flavored gummy, so it habituates it. People love it and want to
01:00:25.780 keep taking it. Immune health IgG and lactoferrin defense. IgG immunoglobulins are the body's
01:00:34.420 primary antibody defense. Colostrum's natural lactoferrin is a potent antimicrobial protein
01:00:41.540 that binds iron and inhibits pathogen growth. Together, they prime and strengthen the immune
01:00:47.460 system year-round, starting with the gut, and it's good for all the rest of the body and the organs.
01:00:52.480 Gut support integrity. Colostrum contains growth factors IGF-1 and EGF. These help repair and
01:01:01.080 maintain the gut lining. This makes it especially valuable for anyone dealing with leaky gut,
01:01:06.620 digestive discomfort, or looking to optimize nutrient absorption. It's great for young people,
01:01:11.660 but really essential for old folks. Because as you get older, the gut absorbs less and less.
01:01:16.540 The bioactive peptides and growth factors in colostrum support faster tissue repair
01:01:20.720 and lean muscle recovery after exercise, making these gummies a smart addition to any active
01:01:26.940 lifestyle or fitness routine. And again, this is a 40% concentration. You're not going to find
01:01:33.060 anywhere else. Each gummy is 600 milligram concentrate of the highest quality bovine
01:01:38.600 colostrum. That's not some little petty dose. That is a big dose that will give you big results.
01:01:44.160 And of course, the colostrum are from good old cows right here in the USA. Ladies and gentlemen,
01:01:49.480 if you love the powder, you're going to love the gummies. It's an incredible product. What it does
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