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00:00:00 I see this as like walls closing in gradually over time.

00:00:04 The noose is tightening. 0.98

00:00:05 He'll be constrained and he will just be a lame duck.

00:00:08 And I think ultimately he's going to be looking out for himself and his family, pardoning

00:00:13 himself, cutting deals with the Democrats.

00:00:15 Honestly, I'm not as afraid of Trump as other people are.

00:00:19 I know there was a lot of talk among like the left and Democrats, and they said he was

00:00:22 going to cancel the midterm elections.

00:00:24 They said he was going to send the National Guard in and they were going to shut down

00:00:27 the midterms and democracy is over.

00:00:29 And I also think there's people on the anti-war side that say he's emboldened to, like you say, start wars and do these things.

00:00:36 But the thing about Trump is that he really just lacks any kind of follow through, even on the things we want him to do.

00:00:43 I mean, he's famous for chickening out.

00:00:45 It's Trump always chickens out on recess appointments, on the China tariffs, on a number of things.

00:00:51 So I don't think there's a real risk he's going to do anything nutty.

00:00:56 I mean, you think about even going back to the first term during the presidential transition, he had a lot of take on the deep state and prosecute anybody. 0.95

00:01:05 The truth is, maybe his balls never dropped. Exactly. I mean, he didn't do it after Charlie Kirk died. 0.98

00:01:10 He didn't do it on J6 because on J6, he could have said, you know what? Stay, stay in the Capitol, you know, do something.

00:01:16 So he doesn't really have the balls. I don't think for anything like that, not to be crass, but he just doesn't have the guts. 0.99

00:01:22 I think what will happen is that his options will just be constrained and progressively more so.

00:01:28 What will happen, and we're seeing it today, the impeachment will be voted on, I think, in three or four hours in Congress against Pete Hegseth.

00:01:36 That's going to be the first shoe to drop.

00:01:38 Democrats have already given the subpoenas and they've compelled documents from corporations.

00:01:43 It's all due on January 4th.

00:01:45 And I think we're going to see throughout 2027 is that his approval rating is going to collapse.

00:01:50 Republicans will begin to defect.

00:01:52 the investigations and the oversight process.

00:01:55 It's not just going to slow down the administration,

00:01:57 but it's going to dampen all his support

00:01:59 and it's going to break the ranks of the GOP

00:02:01 because they're going to start to look until 2028.

00:02:03 And they're going to think in the Senate and in the House,

00:02:06 if they want to save their own seats,

00:02:07 they're going to have to jump ship sooner rather than later.

00:02:10 And you already got Ron Johnson from Wisconsin said today,

00:02:13 he's defecting to the Democrats.

00:02:15 So you got like 57 votes potentially

00:02:18 for an impeachment against Trump.

00:02:19 It's like 57 votes, 56 Dems plus one Republican, at least right out of the gate going against Trump's agenda.

00:02:26 So I see this as like walls closing in gradually over time.

00:02:32 The noose is tightening. He'll be constrained and he will just be a lame duck. 0.98

00:02:36 And I think ultimately he's going to be looking out for himself and his family, pardoning himself, cutting deals with the Democrats.

00:02:43 Who knows exactly how it's going to end? It's difficult to predict.

00:02:46 I have a hard time imagining that he will voluntarily resign or step down.

00:02:50 I mean, that just doesn't seem like him.

00:02:52 He's not going to go all the way, but I'd also don't see him waving the white flag.

00:02:56 I think that he'll just gradually become more unpopular until he's either removed from office

00:03:01 or, you know, maybe the Democrats let him stay on because it's better for them.

00:03:06 Back in the Central Texas Command Center, deep behind enemy lines, it's Alex Jones.

00:03:12 And once again, you are the Paul Reveres.

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00:03:27 the answer to 1984 is 1776 you're listening to the alex jones show

00:03:47 well we've got the number one political analyst and talk shows from the world right now i'll say

00:03:57 I've been in that slot before.

00:03:58 It's a dangerous slot.

00:04:00 I'm just up here in the top three or four.

00:04:02 But bigger than Candace Owens, bigger than Tucker Carlson, as big as it gets.

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00:04:09 Nick Foyntes for the next hour and 30 minutes.

00:04:12 But first, Trump says he wants peace with Iran, but he's also here for nuclear war.

00:04:16 Imagine, are we living in the real world dead zone?

00:04:20 Here it is.

00:04:21 Authorize it, General.

00:04:22 That's an order.

00:04:24 Mr. President, this would mean the end of civilization.

00:04:27 I am the president of the United States. 1.00

00:04:30 You're insane. 0.99

00:04:32 I won't. 1.00

00:04:33 Do it.

00:04:34 Put your hand on the scanning screen and you'll go down in history with me.

00:04:38 As what?

00:04:39 The men who destroyed civilization? 1.00

00:04:41 You coward. 1.00

00:04:44 You're not the voice of the people. 1.00

00:04:46 I am the voice of the people.

00:04:52 I can't do it.

00:04:58 It came to me while I slept, General.

00:05:01 My destiny.

00:05:02 In the middle of the night, it came to me.

00:05:04 I must get up now.

00:05:06 Right now.

00:05:07 And fulfill my destiny.

00:05:10 Now you put your hand on that scanning screen,

00:05:12 or I'll hack it off and put it on for you.

00:05:15 Do it!

00:05:21 May God forgive me.

00:05:27 Congratulations, General.

00:05:30 Now I will complete the sequence.

00:05:47 My destiny.

00:05:57 They can come in now.

00:06:09 This is not necessary, Mr. President.

00:06:12 We have a diplomatic solution.

00:06:18 Mr. Vice President, Mr. Secretary,

00:06:23 the missiles are flying.

00:06:24 hallelujah, hallelujah

00:06:30 dad, what is that?

00:06:48 Dad, what is it?

00:06:54 Let's go, quickly.

00:07:18 keep running don't stop it's confirmed that trump's been looking at nuclear attacks on iran

00:07:34 most experts believe we do a full nuclear war but next point does it take geopolitically in a moment

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00:08:16 When I grow up, I want to be a rock star.

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00:08:24 Birds of a feather fly and flock together. 0.75

00:08:28 Woo!

00:08:29 All right, it is Tuesday, November 10th, 2026.

00:08:35 I'm Alex Jones, and riding shotgun with us is the man of the month, the year.

00:08:40 We now take you live to the Central Texas Command Center.

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00:08:44 In the heart of the resistance.

00:08:46 Rallying Patriots, you're listening to Alex Jones.

00:08:50 All right, Nick, very exciting, very dangerous times, obviously.

00:08:54 There's so much to get into.

00:08:55 You predicted Trump would destroy his administration two years before he even got in with Iran.

00:09:00 You then predicted the blue tsunami.

00:09:03 Sure, there was some fraud there, but overall, the numbers are there.

00:09:06 The Republicans had a massive shellacking.

00:09:09 It's not normal like, oh, yeah, the party in power loses the House.

00:09:12 No, they lost massively all the border states under Democrat control.

00:09:16 Texas flip blue. We can talk about that,

00:09:18 but I want to get your predictions

00:09:19 for the future, and as you said in a clip

00:09:22 I saw this morning from last night's show,

00:09:25 this is full mobilization

00:09:26 to fully take over the Republican Party now,

00:09:29 and the numbers show

00:09:30 people are ready for that. There is so

00:09:32 much to get to, and then, like you said, Mark Levin

00:09:34 and others, they already have tiny audiences,

00:09:37 but how does anyone ever listen 1.00

00:09:38 to these idiots? Again, 1.00

00:09:41 Nick J. Fuentes

00:09:42 on Rumble. Obviously, follow you everywhere.

00:09:45 It's not hard to find where you're at.

00:09:47 And it's got to be interesting.

00:09:49 I've experienced it.

00:09:50 Hands down, you've got the biggest English-speaking show,

00:09:54 not just political-wise, but period in the world. 1.00

00:09:58 You and Ye definitely broke the matrix,

00:10:02 broke the spell of political correctness.

00:10:05 If you've got to give credit anywhere, it's you and Ye. 0.99

00:10:08 And I'm not kissing your ass here. 0.99

00:10:09 It's just a fact. 0.99

00:10:11 I've had my own big accomplishments exposing globalism,

00:10:13 I'm going to be even aware of that basic fact, helping get Trump in, which you pointed out.

00:10:18 He got a lot of good.

00:10:18 You don't apologize for that.

00:10:20 So we're two major trailblazers here, not bragging, but people should recognize that we're tomorrow's news today.

00:10:27 So great to have you here.

00:10:28 Where would you like to go first?

00:10:31 Well, yes, great to be with you.

00:10:32 Why don't we get into the midterms?

00:10:34 I think that's kind of the biggest news of the past week.

00:10:36 We could do a little of that.

00:10:37 We could do Iran with the video you just showed, talk about the nuclear war.

00:10:41 but wherever you want to take it, I think maybe midterms. 0.71

00:10:44 So how did you know he would do the Iran thing 0.57

00:10:46 when he told the truth in the last administration not to go to war 0.78

00:10:49 and the blue tsunami?

00:10:52 You said it years ago, the days of party loyalty are over.

00:10:55 That's the Washington Post headline yesterday.

00:10:57 Let's get into that crystal ball, go to the past first,

00:11:00 understand the present and the future,

00:11:01 then let's dissect the midterms and then where you see this going next.

00:11:06 Sure. I mean, I said back in 2024 that Trump would be the Iran war candidate,

00:11:11 And this is back when Iran really wasn't even on everybody's radar.

00:11:14 If you recall, back in 24, we were thoroughly into the Gaza war.

00:11:19 You had October 7, 2023, and Israel began the blockade and aerial bombardment of Gaza

00:11:25 shortly after the invasion in the end of 23.

00:11:28 And it was the first six months of 2024 that Israel then began the ground invasion, systematically 0.66

00:11:34 taking over every major city in Gaza to eliminate Hamas.

00:11:38 And so back in 24, all the eyes were on Gaza. And then it was in, I believe, October and November of 24 that they began the invasion of southern Lebanon. That was the pager and radio operation. It was thousands of airstrikes on southern Lebanon, and then it was a ground invasion.

00:11:55 And then in December of 24, it was the toppling of Bashar al-Assad.

00:11:59 So in 2024, this was Israel's systematic confrontation of Iran's proxies in the region,

00:12:06 starting with Hamas in Gaza, then Hezbollah in Lebanon, and then Assad in Syria.

00:12:10 The reason that I said that Trump would take us to war in Iran is because

00:12:14 if you understand the timeline from October 7th on into 2024, 0.84

00:12:18 you realize that what Israel was doing was systematic.

00:12:22 They were taking Iran's proxy empire apart, the so-called axis of resistance, piece by

00:12:28 piece.

00:12:29 They call it the seven front war.

00:12:31 And the seven fronts were Gaza and the West Bank in Israel.

00:12:34 It's Lebanon with Hezbollah and the Houthis in Yemen.

00:12:38 It's the Assad regime in Syria, the militias in Iraq.

00:12:40 And then ultimately, the final is Iran. 0.71

00:12:43 And they have a word for this. 0.85

00:12:45 They call this the octopus doctrine.

00:12:46 They say that Iran is the center of all the tentacles.

00:12:49 Iran is projecting power in the region through all its proxies, but the head of the octopus,

00:12:54 the head of the snake is Iran. 0.98

00:12:56 And so ultimately where all of that was headed was a decisive confrontation with the Iranian 0.68

00:13:01 regime.

00:13:02 And if you paid attention in 24, this, I think, escaped a lot of people's attention.

00:13:07 There were two instances in 24 when Israel tried to provoke Iran into a confrontation

00:13:13 and draw the United States into a war with them.

00:13:16 And the first was in April of 2024, when Israel killed seven IRGC lieutenants at a consulate

00:13:23 in Damascus, Syria.

00:13:25 It was after that that Iran retaliated by bombing Israel directly.

00:13:29 And there was a tit-for-tat exchange.

00:13:31 And it was considered by the U.S. administration whether we would get involved between Israel

00:13:36 and Iran.

00:13:37 The only way we got involved was by defending Israel against the missile strike.

00:13:41 Then again, the second time, in July 2024, a few months later.

00:13:45 It was a tail end of July, I think on the 30th or the 31st, Israel assassinated Ishmael

00:13:51 Hania, the political leader of Hamas in Tehran, Iran, on the day of their election.

00:13:56 You might remember that the previous president died in a helicopter crash in 24.

00:14:01 And then upon the election of Mahmoud Pazeshkian, on the day he was supposed to be inaugurated,

00:14:06 Israel blew up the embassy or the hotel that the leader of Hamas was staying in to attend

00:14:12 the inauguration.

00:14:12 And this is obviously, for obvious reasons, a major provocation.

00:14:17 It's deeply sensitive because it concerns transition of power in Iran.

00:14:21 It's after the death of their former head of government.

00:14:24 And you've got a political leader from a foreign country visiting.

00:14:27 So this is something you don't do.

00:14:29 It's a total diplomatic faux pas to kill a leader of Gaza in another country on the 0.68

00:14:35 inauguration day.

00:14:36 And it was shortly after that, about a month and a half, two months later, that Iran retaliated

00:14:41 against israel and once again the united states intervened to shoot down the missiles so it was

00:14:46 under the biden administration actually that israel was trying to provoke this war they were trying to

00:14:51 get iran to attack them so they were in a position to defend themselves and this would draw the

00:14:57 united states in because israel cannot defend itself they need us they need our anti-missile

00:15:02 systems they need our security umbrella and there was another thing the second big thing i noticed

00:15:08 is that in May or June of 2024,

00:15:11 you remember the Republican primary

00:15:13 still happened in 2024

00:15:14 between Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley,

00:15:17 Vivek Ramaswamy, and ultimately Donald Trump.

00:15:20 And if you recall, Nikki Haley,

00:15:23 she went to Israel on behalf of Miriam Adelson

00:15:27 in the tail end of the primary season.

00:15:30 I think it was either May or June.

00:15:32 And she went to Israel

00:15:33 and it was there that she endorsed Trump.

00:15:36 And it was there upon her endorsement that Miriam Adelson committed to giving Trump $100 million for the 24 election, but it was conditioned upon Trump agreeing to let Israel annex the West Bank.

00:15:48 Now, if you know anything about the situation in Israel, the only way that Israel is annexing East Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza is if Iran is out of the picture. 0.54

00:15:58 Because as long as Iran is standing, they're going to confront Israel directly, but they're also going to fund the proxies.

00:16:04 militias in Iraq, in Syria, Lebanon, in the occupied territories in Yemen. 0.62

00:16:10 So if Trump is committing to letting Israel annex the territory, Gaza, the West Bank,

00:16:15 possibly southern Lebanon, maybe southern Syria, which became a reality after Assad fell, 0.54

00:16:22 this could only happen if Iran was decisively confronted.

00:16:25 And so if you looked at what was happening in 23 and 24, and I'll say one other thing,

00:16:30 there was also this big shift by the major pro-israel donors from the democrats to the

00:16:36 republicans in wall street in the valley it was guys like bill ackman who's obviously a wall street

00:16:42 guy from pershing square it was also guys from the valley like jacob hellberg and sean mcguire

00:16:48 jacob hellberg married to keith raboy hell you predicted it all and it all happened and now we

00:16:53 have michael orne the former ambassador formerly worked with netanyahu they're all over tv saying

00:16:59 yeah we are doing a coup because democrats are coming in to cut off our money huckabee admits

00:17:02 it uh the secretary of state rubio admits it what a crazy time to have israel saying yeah we're

00:17:08 super unpopular i have the clips i've already played them we can play them again uh literally

00:17:12 saying we're just going to have a corporate agreement with the pentagon that bypasses

00:17:16 congress that is literal coup d'etat treason what do you make of section 219 that's passed the house

00:17:21 and is now in the senate well i i think that section 219 unfortunately i think a lot of

00:17:27 people lied about what it is. A lot of people said we were merging our military with Israel,

00:17:31 and that's not really the case. I know that it's about joint R&D. I know it establishes an office

00:17:37 which answers only to the president. There's a lot of things that are concerning. I'm obviously

00:17:41 against it. What it really concerns is how Israel can surveil us, how they have access to our most 0.62

00:17:48 sensitive and secretive military technologies. Well, that's my point is it lets all the Jonathan 0.96

00:17:51 pollard's in exactly and that's exactly and then they sell it to china i mean but look i'm not

00:17:58 going to split hairs with you but it says synchronize merge uh from r&d right down to

00:18:03 the battlefield i mean whatever you call it it is a free pass to whoever they want

00:18:08 yeah i mean i just don't think it's helpful to exaggerate it because it is bad as it is i mean

00:18:14 we don't put military bases in israel because they'll spy on them i mean that's a big reason

00:18:18 we're talking about moving them out of the Persian Gulf to Israel. And they said, we don't

00:18:21 want them there because then they're just going to spy on all our stuff. So we shouldn't have them

00:18:25 in the R&D process. But I guess my bigger point is when you look at how Israel's involved, 0.97

00:18:31 people want to point to a boogeyman like, oh, it's Section 219. And that's certainly a problem.

00:18:35 I would say the bigger problem is what's happening in Silicon Valley. John McGuire

00:18:40 is a partner at Sequoia Capital. Sequoia is one of the bigger venture firms in the valley.

00:18:47 There's only a handful.

00:18:48 He got like Andreessen Horowitz.

00:18:49 He got Sequoia.

00:18:50 And by the way, I want you to get to that, but you're absolutely right.

00:18:52 We had Pompeo, former CIA director, say yesterday, it doesn't matter what Congress does.

00:18:56 We're already merged.

00:18:57 And you're right.

00:18:57 At the tech level, it's already happened.

00:18:59 It's already happened with Silicon Valley.

00:19:02 Yes. 0.97

00:19:02 I mean, these guys like McGuire, Lonsdale, I mean, these are like fanatical Jewish Zionists. 0.93

00:19:08 Like they want Europe to be destroyed if they don't support Israel. 1.00

00:19:11 These guys are crazy. 0.93

00:19:12 And they are the ones investing in all these tech defense firms. 0.79

00:19:16 I mean, it's all these suite of different companies.

00:19:18 And Alex Karp.

00:19:20 Exactly.

00:19:20 Alex Karp and Palantir.

00:19:22 It's the same story.

00:19:23 So, you know, whether it's the private sector or it's the public sector, whether it's Section

00:19:26 219 or Palantir, Israel is already embedded in all this stuff.

00:19:30 And, you know, the thing about Trump, which people need to kind of acknowledge, and I

00:19:34 think you have covered this on your show extensively, is that Trump and the GOP are inextricably

00:19:39 connected with Israel and specifically Netanyahu and the Likud party, Straussians and the neocons.

00:19:46 And so this is something that a lot of people didn't really want to admit. They said, oh, well, and you did. I think you were one of the few people at least that were honest about the kind of risk reward calculation. But a lot of people just straight up denied it. But it is true that you don't get Trump in the GOP without Kushner, without Lutnik, without that element.

00:20:03 And I was the one saying in 24, we will always be the junior partner in that arrangement.

00:20:09 You get all these like nativists voting for patriots voting for Trump thinking, well, we'll take Israel's money and, you know, we'll throw him a bone here and there.

00:20:17 It's like, no, it's the opposite.

00:20:20 They're taking our votes and they're throwing us the bone, but they're the main event.

00:20:24 They get the answer. 0.97

00:20:25 You could argue in Kennedy's day, Israel was a junior partner, but at least since the Bushes and on, Israel acts and behaves like they're in charge, and now the world sees it, that's what's blowing up in their face. 0.87

00:20:37 So what do you make of Trump coming out and says that great dislike for Israel contributed to Republican midterm losses? 0.67

00:20:43 Because he was trying to blame deportations, that big betrayal will get into it, saying he's backing off, but now he's like, no, it's hatred of what Israel, I'm just saying it's people disliking Israel running our country.

00:20:53 But what an admission from Trump. It's huge. I mean, there's never been anything like that.

00:20:59 And even for Vance to say in his post, you know, I don't like Vance. It's no secret.

00:21:03 But even for him to say in his post the next day that we have to revise a relationship with Israel.

00:21:09 These are things that just were not said by Republicans at that level.

00:21:13 So I don't trust Vance even for a second. I think that's pandering.

00:21:16 However, it is unprecedented that they're making these admissions by the same token.

00:21:20 it's we're there i mean we're in a war with iran it has happened in the past and you know there's

00:21:26 something tragic about it which is we were told that mass deportations were too politically

00:21:30 costly a year ago it was suzy wiles and james blair at the thing at the trump doral the

00:21:37 congressional retreat and it was greg mavino came on my show six months ago and said trump gave the

00:21:40 order they're bringing in former obama and biden administrators and kicking out the patriots so

00:21:47 Yeah, it was Trump gave the order. It's like he gave the order on the Epstein cover up a year and a half ago.

00:21:51 People didn't believe me when I said it later. He admitted it.

00:21:53 So, yeah, it quite frankly, the difference between the first administration and this one is Trump is actually in charge.

00:21:59 This is all Trump. Well, and you're so right about that, because in the first term, it was always the the advisors and the personnel were the scapegoats.

00:22:09 If things weren't happening, it's all of the personnel are sabotaging or, you know, they're defiant.

00:22:14 They're trying to undermine from within or the advisors are giving him the bad info.

00:22:18 Well, this time it's all loyalists and DHS is filled with good people.

00:22:22 You know it because you have sources to DHS is filled with people that want the mass deportation agenda.

00:22:28 They're furious. I mean, they're fighting each other over how mad they are about this.

00:22:32 It's coming from Trump. Trump is telling them, don't build the wall.

00:22:36 We don't need it. The military is there. He's telling them we don't need the deportations.

00:22:40 We don't want the job site enforcement.

00:22:43 It was always him.

00:22:45 And I tried to say that in 24.

00:22:47 People didn't want to hear it.

00:22:48 They said it's everybody else.

00:22:50 Or they were coping and saying, no, it'll be different this time.

00:22:53 Once we get the personnel right, then it's all going to be fine.

00:22:56 And while we ran that experiment with the control being the first term, and we see who

00:23:00 the problem really is, it goes all the way to the top.

00:23:03 And so sadly, he's just become this toxic liability.

00:23:06 And that's why I believed he really needed to take a dive in this election.

00:23:10 It wasn't enough that they got hurt.

00:23:12 I mean, they needed to get destroyed.

00:23:14 And now I think people recognize Trump losing his mandate, losing this monopolistic control

00:23:20 over the party, kind of losing the aura that he had.

00:23:23 It is actually a necessary precondition to move on.

00:23:27 No, I totally agree.

00:23:29 And Vance was smarter.

00:23:30 Any of these guys, they would totally jettison Trump or the Republican Party may never even

00:23:34 come back.

00:23:35 They need to have an absolute clean break.

00:23:37 There's a no brainer there.

00:23:38 Let me just ask you this big question before we get a break. 1.00

00:23:40 But Trump is not that stupid. 0.99

00:23:43 And we know that Kushner met over a month ago with Hakeem Jeffries. 0.99

00:23:47 Jeffries came out and said, we're not going to target Trump.

00:23:49 I don't believe the Democrats are going to be able to even control their operatives.

00:23:52 It's going to happen.

00:23:53 And Trump's about to realize that.

00:23:56 And like you said in an earlier video, I saw the whole ballroom is one of the open public payoff points other than crypto and some other areas.

00:24:03 Trump's doing more insider trading than all members of Congress combined.

00:24:06 That's in major reports. 1.00

00:24:07 But when Trump came out and said, I don't care about any American's economic peril, we need Chinese and Indians to replace Americans, we don't have smart people, I don't care about Medicare and Medicaid, if you care about Epstein, you're dumb, you're an idiot, you're not MAGA. 1.00

00:24:18 If Podesta could possess him to say something to destroy the Republican Party and Trump, he would do it. 1.00

00:24:23 So why did Trump destroy his legacy in front of the world?

00:24:27 I think it was a deal.

00:24:29 I mean, I really think he made a deal with them and they said, okay, do this, this, and that.

00:24:32 What do you think?

00:24:33 I think it was exuberance.

00:24:35 I really think it was just sheer arrogance.

00:24:36 I saw somebody say this on Twitter, a friend of mine named Phil.

00:24:39 He posted this and said, a lot of people thought that Trump's brush with death in Butler,

00:24:44 Pennsylvania would humble him and make him consider his mortality.

00:24:47 In reality, it was almost like the opposite.

00:24:49 Surviving the assassination, I think on some level, conferred on him this feeling of invincibility.

00:24:55 And now he thinks that actually he can kind of go all the way and do anything and he's

00:25:00 sort of untouchable.

00:25:01 And who could really blame him?

00:25:02 I mean, after surviving J6 and the indictments and an assassination, sailing in with the unified government, House and Senate, the courts, the big tech bowing at his feet at the inauguration, paying for it, giving him millions for it.

00:25:16 I mean, maybe you would think you're invincible, too.

00:25:18 So let me say this is very astute.

00:25:20 And I agree with you.

00:25:21 So here's how we combine these theories.

00:25:23 But the globalists learned in his camp, don't fight him, say whatever he wants to hear, tell him he's invincible, then do what you want on the side.

00:25:30 And that's exactly true.

00:25:31 I was told by Roger Stone, we come back, it wasn't even really an off-record thing,

00:25:35 but he said it on air.

00:25:36 He said, after Trump survived the assassination attempts, it's not that he even feels invincible.

00:25:41 He, quote, doesn't give an F more than ever and screams at everybody, thinks he's invincible.

00:25:46 It's megalomania.

00:25:47 It's delusion, a little helping of frontal lobe, dementia at 80, bad decision-making.

00:25:52 But Nick Fuentes stayed there.

00:25:54 You're absolutely right that the final ingredient is Trump thinks he's infallible.

00:25:58 Well, he told Tucker the last time he talked to him, and this has since come out, Trump's admitted it.

00:26:02 He told him, look, everything I do ends up turning out good.

00:26:04 Don't worry. 1.00

00:26:06 And so because he's had so much success, that kind of ties into the Q-tard stuff. 1.00

00:26:10 He believes it's invincible. 1.00

00:26:12 But now he sees it's not.

00:26:15 So what have the massive midterm bloody nose done to Trump's mind with your predictions, Nick Foyntes, and what comes next?

00:26:22 We'll be right back with Nick Foyntes.

00:26:24 Find him on Rumble at Nick J. Foyntes.

00:26:25 I'm Alex Jones.

00:26:26 Stay with us and share the live feed now.

00:26:28 All hell's breaking loose.

00:26:31 And here's Trump a few days ago.

00:26:33 Roll the footage while all the doomsday planes are in the sky.

00:26:35 All five.

00:26:36 The sixth is Air Force One's a doomsday plane.

00:26:38 Got all the same equipment on it.

00:26:39 Look at it.

00:26:40 And it does this incredible flyover, super dangerous,

00:26:44 over the Washington Monument and right over the White House.

00:26:47 And it turns out Trump was up in there while he's commanding a nuclear war simulation

00:26:52 with the triggers ready with the safeties off.

00:26:55 They did another flyover when he was on the ground.

00:26:57 Why are they doing that?

00:26:58 During a nuclear war simulation, they want to be up in the stratosphere.

00:27:01 This is all just absolutely cuckoo town. 0.74

00:27:04 And it's all a bunch of saber rattling for China and Russia.

00:27:07 You think that really makes them scared?

00:27:09 China responded, we'll show that footage,

00:27:11 of blowing up a replica U.S. aircraft carrier 0.87

00:27:15 in the middle of their Mongolian desert

00:27:18 with a giant conventional ballistic missile

00:27:20 that created a huge mushroom cloud.

00:27:23 So that's where we are, ladies and gentlemen.

00:27:25 That's what's going on.

00:27:27 the Pentagon is preparing America's doomsday military plan. And I said, it's not just about

00:27:31 nuclear war. And then Hegseth came out on Friday and he said, indeed, it's mainly for incoming

00:27:36 cyber attacks. And Iran has said they've got unconventional warfare operations embedded in

00:27:41 the West. And so they could launch an attack or the globalists could blame them for it. Anything

00:27:46 is possible right now. So yeah, I've anticipated it. I personally, months ago, bought more

00:27:51 storable food, more solar panels, got my sat phones out, plugged them in, learned how to use

00:27:56 them again so you know years ago get them out we learned how to use them so i've been getting the

00:27:59 firearms out going to the shooting range all of that because at a gut level i can't help it i've

00:28:04 really you know talked the talk on getting ready but haven't walked the walk in many ways as much

00:28:08 as i should because i'm so busy fighting and things are so serious i've been you know actually

00:28:12 spending a lot of time getting geared up myself survivalnation.com and get the high quality

00:28:17 horrible food you need the very best faraday cages the bags the clothing the very best tactical the

00:28:22 the widest selection of water filtration, solar generators, everything at survivalnation.com.

00:28:29 resistance to tyrants is obedience to god it's alex jones well i saw a video yesterday that i

00:28:56 he posted it at like 20 million views just one version of nick getting a super chat asking him

00:29:01 about what's in your coffee cup he said water what's in that paper cup starbucks with three

00:29:07 creams three sugars he went into this whole rant about tough guys ordering black coffee like they're

00:29:12 john wayne well nick's so young and nick's not been a drinker or anything as you get older

00:29:17 actually nasty tasting things taste good plus you know it's a weight thing for me uh you know i mean

00:29:23 And I like sugar as the rest of the next person.

00:29:25 But I was literally pouring myself a cup of coffee.

00:29:27 I keep myself to two cups a day now during the break.

00:29:30 And I thought, you know, in an ode to Nick Fuentes,

00:29:32 I put like probably a whole bunch of cream in there.

00:29:36 Look at that.

00:29:37 It's like, oh, I'm spilling it there.

00:29:38 The guy's giving me a napkin.

00:29:39 I just spilled this everywhere trying to tip it down to show you. 0.83

00:29:42 I don't want to be a pig and have too much coffee or I get a little bit crazy.

00:29:44 But for Nick, there you go. 0.90

00:29:45 I'm going to be able to stand up this straw here for him.

00:29:48 Now, I love sweetness.

00:29:50 I love it all.

00:29:52 But at the same time, you know, I don't know.

00:29:55 I love black coffee as well.

00:29:57 I just love the nasty taste of it because I'm an old man, though.

00:30:00 I got to tell you, when I was younger, I liked it with cream and sugar.

00:30:03 It's this weird thing as you get older.

00:30:05 I mean, when I was like 10 years old right in the liquor cabinet

00:30:08 drinking a shot of scotch, I'd throw up.

00:30:10 Now it just tastes like mama's milk. 0.95

00:30:12 So it's kind of an old man thing, Nick. 0.62

00:30:13 But, you know, at the same time, I like what my mom would call baby coffee. 0.81

00:30:18 When I was like, they only had cartoons on Saturday.

00:30:20 My mother was so cool. 0.99

00:30:21 She'd make me these huge breakfasts, dinners, you name it, what to cook. 0.98

00:30:25 And she'd say, you just go in there.

00:30:26 She made me do chores and stuff too, but she spoiled me on Saturday mornings.

00:30:29 I watched like two hours of cartoons, and she would give me what she called sweet coffee, 0.97

00:30:33 which is basically what you're talking about.

00:30:36 Mmm.

00:30:37 That is a lot better than black coffee.

00:30:39 But, you know, Mark Levin talks about how you're illegitimate.

00:30:43 We're not going to have any effect.

00:30:44 I'm illegitimate.

00:30:45 You know, none of us have any pull.

00:30:47 But now, as you predicted, we're all to blame.

00:30:50 So I want to briefly tell what Roger Stone and others have told me about Trump,

00:30:53 but then I don't want to spend all day on postmortem.

00:30:56 I want to talk about the future with you, what you see is happening,

00:30:59 and also about yourself because, you know, it's got to be interesting to be

00:31:04 the number one talk show host in the Western world,

00:31:08 and people want to know about you and your mindset and where you see the future.

00:31:12 That's why we're really here today.

00:31:13 But finishing up, you're totally right.

00:31:15 You can talk about the coffee, too, if you want.

00:31:16 Roger Stone on air later mentions so I can tell the story.

00:31:20 He's like, he just doesn't give an F.

00:31:22 He used to listen to people.

00:31:23 You know, he doesn't listen.

00:31:24 I love the guy.

00:31:24 I'm loyal to him.

00:31:25 He pardoned me, but, you know, used to, he would listen to cabinet meetings.

00:31:29 Now he either laughs or leaves.

00:31:31 And that's a dangerous thing when somebody thinks they're invincible.

00:31:34 So do you think the stinging defeat, record level failure, not just a correction like

00:31:41 you normally see, but a massive blue wave, do you think that's going to dampen him?

00:31:45 I think it makes him more apt to launch wars. 0.77

00:31:47 Now he says the Iran war is over for the 50th time. 0.88

00:31:50 What are you predicting with your crystal ball you've got there about what we're going to see now with this lame duck Trump? 0.61

00:31:57 Well, honestly, I'm not as afraid of Trump as other people are.

00:32:01 I know there was a lot of talk among like the left and Democrats, and they said he was going to cancel the midterm elections.

00:32:06 They said he was going to send the National Guard in and they were going to shut down the midterms and democracy is over.

00:32:11 And I also think there's people on the anti-war side that say he's emboldened to, like you say, start wars and do these things.

00:32:18 But the thing about Trump is that he really just lacks any kind of follow through, even on the things we want him to do.

00:32:24 I mean, he's famous for chickening out.

00:32:27 It's Trump always chickens out on recess appointments, on the China tariffs, on on a number of things.

00:32:33 So I don't think there's a real risk he's going to do anything nutty.

00:32:38 I mean, you think about even going back to the first term during the presidential transition.

00:32:43 He had a lot of take on the deep state and prosecute anybody.

00:32:46 the truth is maybe his balls never dropped exactly i mean he didn't do it after charlie kirk died he

00:32:52 didn't do it on j6 because on j6 he could have said you know what stay stay in the capital you 0.95

00:32:57 know do something so he doesn't really have the balls i don't think for anything like that not to

00:33:02 be crass but he just doesn't have the guts i think what will happen is that his options will just 0.56

00:33:07 be constrained and progressively more so what will happen and we're seeing it today the impeachment

00:33:13 will be voted on, I think, in three or four hours in Congress against Pete Hegseth.

00:33:18 That's going to be the first shoe to drop.

00:33:20 Democrats have already given the subpoenas and they've compelled documents from corporations.

00:33:25 It's all due on January 4th.

00:33:27 And I think we're going to see throughout 2027 is that his approval rating is going to

00:33:31 collapse.

00:33:32 Republicans will begin to defect the investigations and the oversight process is not just going

00:33:38 to slow down the administration, but it's going to dampen all his support and it's going

00:33:42 to break the ranks of the GOP because they're going to start to look until 2028. And they're

00:33:45 going to think in the Senate and in the House, if they want to save their own seats, they're going

00:33:50 to have to jump ship sooner rather than later. And you already got Ron Johnson from Wisconsin

00:33:54 said today he's defecting to the Democrats. He got like 57 votes potentially for an impeachment

00:34:01 against Trump. It's like 57 votes, 56 Dems plus one Republican at least right out of the gate

00:34:07 going against Trump's agenda. So I see this as like walls closing in gradually over time.

00:34:14 The news is tightening. He'll be constrained and he will just be a lame duck. And I think 0.98

00:34:18 ultimately he's going to be looking out for himself and his family, pardoning himself,

00:34:23 cutting deals with the Democrats. Who knows exactly how it's going to end? It's difficult

00:34:28 to predict. I have a hard time imagining that he will voluntarily resign or step down. I mean,

00:34:33 that just doesn't seem like him. He's not going to go all the way, but I'd also don't see him

00:34:37 waving the white flag. I think that he'll just gradually become more unpopular until he's either

00:34:42 removed from office or, you know, maybe the Democrats let him stay on because it's better

00:34:46 for them if Trump is so unpopular heading into 28. I was about to say he's so radioactive

00:34:53 approval rating of 28 points on the job, 38 points in general. You say he's going to lower more. I

00:34:59 agree. Why did he think he could do record level insider trading, sweetheart deals, quid pro quo?

00:35:05 I mean, they've got the numbers out, more insider trading than all of Congress combined.

00:35:09 I mean, he's making Ulysses S. Grant basically blush in his grave, who people don't know

00:35:15 is the president credited with the most insider fraud and profiting from the office.

00:35:20 Well, it's just sloppy.

00:35:22 I mean, we know these things go on.

00:35:23 I mean, this goes on under Biden.

00:35:25 It goes on under Clinton.

00:35:26 It's politics.

00:35:27 But the difference with Trump is the scale that it's so systemic and that it's so sloppy

00:35:34 and brazen.

00:35:34 I mean, you think about something like SignalGate, where you got Hegseth and Vance and Tulsi

00:35:39 Gabbard in a Signal group chat talking about the war in Yemen.

00:35:43 I mean, this is just sloppy OPSEC.

00:35:45 It's 101.

00:35:46 The ballroom, you got Trump probably texting a number of different business leaders saying,

00:35:52 look, we could get it done, donate to the ballroom.

00:35:55 And that's the kind of stuff that's just sloppy.

00:35:57 That's the kind of stuff that's going to get you.

00:35:59 And I guess it just speaks to, and it's like you said, and Roger Stone said, he just doesn't

00:36:04 care.

00:36:04 And if you talk to people that know him, the things that he cares about is playing golf.

00:36:09 He cares about the music at the Mar-a-Lago patio.

00:36:13 He cares about what guests are booking for the next big party.

00:36:16 I know this sounds like cynical.

00:36:18 I've had many conversations with Trump and he's like, wow, that that meeting was like

00:36:23 a rock concert.

00:36:24 By the way, what's your favorite music?

00:36:25 Do you like Elton John?

00:36:26 Yeah, I like Elton John.

00:36:28 Man, I tell you, what do you think about this new man?

00:36:30 I mean, he literally is basically autistic.

00:36:33 Yeah. 1.00

00:36:34 He's like a girl. I mean, he's on the phone all day in bed, kicking his feet, talking about his accomplishments, talking about gossiping about as a lifeguard sleeping with the cantina girl at Mar-a-Lago. 0.99

00:36:45 I mean, that's literally what occupies his mind. They published a letter from Biden today. Biden said the same thing.

00:36:51 Biden said, I'm trying to brief him about all these world affairs, and he's talking about it like it's literally gossip.

00:36:56 Now, probably Biden didn't really write that. He's demented. But that is that is the texture of life. 0.98

00:37:02 And that's the psychology of the president.

00:37:04 And it's actually kind of tragic because his biggest supporters, as you know, I mean, 1.00

00:37:08 it's these Q-tard types. 1.00

00:37:10 You fight them all the time. 1.00

00:37:11 I fight them all the time.

00:37:12 They think there's this plan and they say things like Trump has more information than

00:37:18 us.

00:37:18 He's smarter than all of us.

00:37:19 You don't have to trust the plan.

00:37:21 You must trust there is a plan.

00:37:23 And then you talk to people that talk to him in the admin and you realize there's no plan.

00:37:28 There's no chess.

00:37:29 They're not even playing checkers.

00:37:30 They're playing like war.

00:37:32 They're playing like, you know, I mean, which is, you know, they said years ago, JFK Jr.

00:37:38 is returning to Dealey Plaza thousands showed up.

00:37:40 I mean, you know, a bunch of people, you know, you know, I know, I mean, I'm not making

00:37:45 this up and I'm sitting there saying, I'm heard Trump has no idea what's going on at

00:37:49 the time, which I'm not even covering for him.

00:37:51 I'm saying it's even more dangerous.

00:37:52 They think it's trillion detracts.

00:37:54 It's all some master plan.

00:37:56 And then even when he came out and said, oh, you know, total, you know, amnesty or whatever.

00:38:00 Oh, that's another master plan.

00:38:02 Now he's gone back on that.

00:38:04 I mean, this is a train wreck.

00:38:05 His own administration.

00:38:07 Then a DHS says, yes, we are going to do this move to have this amnesty for all these people.

00:38:12 But then he came out.

00:38:12 Let's play clip 14 with Dana White, who I know Dana, nice guy.

00:38:16 He thinks bringing him in there is going to save him.

00:38:19 I mean, this is not good stuff, folks.

00:38:21 This is badly coordinated, flailing, the opposite of chess.

00:38:25 This isn't even checkers.

00:38:26 This is like a beached whale.

00:38:28 Here it is.

00:38:29 it's that you felt that your deportation policy may have gone too far but then you named the

00:38:35 architect of that policy stephen miller to be your chief of staff have you told him that you

00:38:41 want changes to the deportation policy we have a very strong deportation policy there's no amnesty

00:38:47 no no anything we got not yet you're calling for it but uh we focus on the worst of the worst we

00:38:53 want to get the murderers out we've gotten most of them out we've gotten most of the really bad

00:38:58 They allowed, Joe Biden allowed, well, 25 million people to come in.

00:39:05 Of that, 11,888 murderers, most of whom committed more than one murder.

00:39:10 If you juxtapose that with him on 60 Minutes, it's the opposite.

00:39:13 But in reality, the head of DHS says, no, they're going to move forward with stopping deporting anybody that isn't a criminal.

00:39:20 So what is this, Nick Foyntes?

00:39:23 Well, I don't even know what this is.

00:39:25 this is scary to me because it's like it's a week after the blowout in the midterms and they're now

00:39:29 talking about a DACA amnesty. They're talking about lax enforcement. And what it sounds like

00:39:35 is fundamentally think about the sentiment that's being expressed. What he's signaling to the

00:39:40 Democrats is a willingness to make a deal. It's a willingness to compromise. That's the sentiment

00:39:45 underlying it. Because when you watch the 60 Minutes interview, he's at the interviews asking

00:39:51 Ross Douthat is asking him, so would you make a deal with the Democrats? Yes. Would you stop

00:39:56 calling them names? Would you stop calling them Tala Frico and the Democrats? Yes, I could do

00:40:01 that. He's signaling a willingness to cooperate because he knows it's him, it's his family. And

00:40:07 I think he's trying to save his own skin. I think that's ultimately what this is about.

00:40:11 He knows that he's going to need some kind of leniency from them. He knows that if he wants

00:40:17 to not be a target he's going to need to cooperate so when he says stuff like we're going to make a

00:40:22 deal with the democrats we're going to keep the people here for a long time i'm open to doing

00:40:26 that at the same time however i will say this and i said this on my show last night if you go back

00:40:32 to 2024 the rhetoric actually hasn't changed much and i said in 24 there'd be no deportations

00:40:39 and people say that was this by the way i played the clip yesterday you specifically said

00:40:43 whenever it was six months a year ago you tell me the date i played yesterday you said watch

00:40:48 he'll walk back deportations and apologize for it which he never does i think i've never seen

00:40:52 trump apologize this is a rarity here like a unicorn we just found how did you predict that

00:40:57 mr fuentes because they said it they said in 20 well first of all they did it in the first term

00:41:03 you remember was the kids in cages they did the family separation policy for the unaccompanied

00:41:09 minors that was implemented in the first admin. And what happened was in 2018, in the summer,

00:41:14 they played up kids in cages. It's concentration camps for illegals. They were raising the fist 0.97

00:41:20 at the Oscars and, you know, doing all that kind of stuff. And Trump called up Stephen Miller. And

00:41:24 I heard this because I talked to people in the admin and Trump literally called up Stephen Miller

00:41:29 and said, Stephen, we can't keep doing this anymore. You have to stop with the child separation

00:41:33 policy. And I said, it's going to play out. It's going to be deja vu in the second term, which is

00:41:38 they're going to try to hit the ground running they're going to run into all the logistical

00:41:42 problems they don't have the infrastructure the warehouses the detention spaces they don't have

00:41:47 the personnel they don't have the funds because all that was shut down by biden right and maybe

00:41:52 they remedy it i said but it'll be too little too late because what will happen is in 26 0.85

00:41:57 suzy wiles running the white house is going to say uh for us to win the midterms we got to keep 0.52

00:42:03 the hispanics we have to keep the moderates how do we do that well you can't be deporting a million 1.00

00:42:08 people. Sure, and I can listen to you all day. Literally, we have limited time and only a half

00:42:12 hour coming up. So shifting gears out of that, anything else you want to do post-mortem? What

00:42:17 are the Democrats going to do? The Texas governor acts like she wants to be friendly, but she's 0.94

00:42:21 already going after Elon Musk, trying to take the land he leased from the state. What do you expect 0.94

00:42:26 out of them? And then I want to shift gears into the future and coming in, and what do we do to

00:42:32 secure the Republican Party? I don't think there's any reform in the Democrats. For the future, now

00:42:37 that you predicted the blue wave, you predicted the end of party loyalty. It's about issue loyalty.

00:42:42 Let's get into the future, Nick Foyntes. Well, the future. Here's the thing about this whole

00:42:48 blue wave. I mean, this is a catastrophe. We lost Texas. That's a huge problem. They broke this red

00:42:53 wall. And it's going to have real consequences because, look, the census is in 2030. That's

00:42:58 what happens with the 2030 census is they reapportion Congress and they're going to

00:43:02 assign then electoral votes and they're going to sign congressional representation.

00:43:05 And if the Democrats are in by 2030, then they're going to include illegals in that. 0.76

00:43:10 I mean, they're going to inflate the blue states as much as possible. 0.97

00:43:13 We're talking about being locked out of power forever because of this.

00:43:18 John Ossoff, who might run in 28, said Puerto Rico statehood.

00:43:21 Yes, D.C. statehood.

00:43:23 Yes, they're talking about doing a pact where they will honor the popular vote for the presidential election.

00:43:30 It's like they're going to do things process wise that make it impossible to get in power.

00:43:34 so this only works what we've done is only a progressive step if we now take over the party

00:43:42 and so listen everyone recognizes everybody let me stop you there i mean i understand it and see

00:43:49 you were right overall let's go back explain your vision why the end of party loyalty is

00:43:57 so important into the future how you figured this out which is now playing out before you

00:44:01 of the future well the problem to me it's not even party loyalty it's trump because as long

00:44:09 as trump commands the party with this call to personality he's going to suppress any emergent

00:44:15 new movement so if you try to rise up and be a nationalist or a populist or whatever you can't

00:44:22 get traction because everything goes through him and the word is this suzy wales thing is fake he's

00:44:27 deployed her to control the republican party which is she's an expert at into the future

00:44:31 he wants to control future candidates exactly exactly he controls the endorsements look what

00:44:36 he did to thomas massey for people that say we can keep trump and reform the party what happened

00:44:41 to massey massey went against israel he went against trump and they they dumped money on him

00:44:47 and they destroyed him and trump did it it wasn't just apac it couldn't happen without trump endorsing

00:44:52 the opponent so the only way to reform the party is he has to be deposed he has to be removed from

00:44:57 the throne so that people can breathe. The center cannot hold. We have to have power devolved back

00:45:04 down in a more multipolar way, because obviously he's de-radicalizing the party with his influence,

00:45:11 with his cult of personality. So it wasn't just about party loyalties about him. But do you want

00:45:17 to get into then what we do going forward? Absolutely. Let's talk about, because I saw a

00:45:22 clip of you yesterday. Nick Fuentes says everything is on the line, 2028, and that a complete takeover

00:45:29 of the Republican Party is required. I could play the clip, but I'd like you to expand on it.

00:45:33 Well, so let me expand on this. I haven't said this on the show, but the real crisis here is

00:45:39 the succession of Trump. And people don't realize the significance of this. Trump destroyed the GOP

00:45:45 in 16. He destroyed the constellation of institutions that comprised movement conservatism.

00:45:51 It used to be institutional and impersonal and formal. You had Heritage. You had Fox News. You

00:45:58 had the RNC. But Trump systematically blew up all these institutions. He bankrupted the old

00:46:05 ideology. He ended the dynasties. He destroyed many of the mainstays in the leadership.

00:46:10 And a lot of people held it kicking out the neocons, but he was actually dynamiting and all

00:46:13 and then brought neocons back in to be in control of the new system well but but here here is the

00:46:19 caveat he has brought the neocons back however they have not re-institutionalized or reformalized

00:46:27 the party he blew up the institutions but now it's like a personal dictatorship it's it's all

00:46:33 run out of mar-a-lago and it's all run by him as this autocracy i was about to say it's a very

00:46:37 Very similar management style to Hitler or Stalin. 0.62

00:46:41 100%, 100%.

00:46:42 And the difference, though, is unlike a Stalin or unlike even a Hitler, Trump has not created a bureaucracy.

00:46:49 He's not created a new form.

00:46:51 He doesn't have an NKVD or an SS.

00:46:55 Right, right.

00:46:56 No means of really controlling it and forcing the ideology.

00:47:00 But once he goes—

00:47:01 Federal law enforcement that are right-wingers hate Trump now. 0.85

00:47:03 So he really screwed up there. 1.00

00:47:05 They hate his ass because they know— 1.00

00:47:07 I totally believe that. I mean, I have every right to. I mean, look at what they've been doing to us, like with Charlie Kirk or Andrew Tate or you or me. I mean, I wouldn't blame them. But but so here's my point. Trump going out in 2028 or even earlier, what this does is it opens up a vacuum. 1.00

00:47:25 And it's not just that the next nominee or the next Republican president presides over like AI and the 2030 census.

00:47:32 The next Republican president is tasked with reforming the GOP and the whole movement conservatism, which is the organized opposition to the left.

00:47:42 So the analogy that I thought of is it's like Jesus and St. Paul.

00:47:46 It's like Mohammed and Abu Bakr. 0.80

00:47:48 It's like Lenin and Stalin. 0.80

00:47:50 It's like Trump is one of these people that destroys.

00:47:53 he blows everything up but he doesn't create the institutions he doesn't write the doctrine

00:47:58 he doesn't figure out so whoever comes next it's not going to be necessarily a charismatic figure

00:48:04 it's not going to be a call to personality but their significance is they will re-institutionalize

00:48:09 the gop no i agree a male version of suzy wiles but a political leader we need somebody to understand

00:48:16 right and like you've said we've got to get into all the institutions now like the left did that

00:48:20 is so key you've been saying it for years and that's the opportunity that is the opportunity

00:48:24 here is that the republican party is so weakened they can't resist us because they would like to

00:48:30 and the israeli saw that and tried their move but it's backfired so it's up to americans to take it

00:48:35 over right well it's it's up to anybody that wants to destroy the left it's the people of the country

00:48:41 the business owners capital uh families christians native people i mean it's up really to anybody that

00:48:49 is against the left because listen i'm in my bones i'm against the left i mean they want to

00:48:53 loot america they want to destroy the productive wealth and capacity of the country they want to

00:48:58 destroy the identity of the country key to this this realignment is to is is to force the public

00:49:05 to wake up and come to the battle it is to dethrone trump so that we can take over the

00:49:12 opposition to the left because the problem is the right is a controlled opposition let's be honest

00:49:17 The Republican Party is a form of controlled opposition.

00:49:20 Their goal is not to destroy the left.

00:49:23 They don't want to.

00:49:24 They don't try to.

00:49:25 Even if they did, they couldn't.

00:49:26 And so I want the right wing to be seized by true revolutionaries, progressives, counter

00:49:31 revolutionaries.

00:49:32 And by progressive, I mean in a right wing way that is actually serious about destroying

00:49:37 the left, which is what the public wants revolutionary action.

00:49:40 So if right wingers don't deliver at the left will with communism.

00:49:43 One hundred.

00:49:44 It's that's really what it is.

00:49:45 It's a race on the political spectrum, kind of like in the northward, northbound direction.

00:49:52 Like, we're both racing.

00:49:53 Whoever's going to put up the young, radical, populist, charismatic person, that person

00:49:58 will dominate the next cycle of politics, the next great political cycle in the country.

00:50:04 So I think the right wing has to be on top of that and get young people, young radicals,

00:50:09 true reactionaries, true right wingers.

00:50:12 And it'll have to be a big tent.

00:50:13 I mean, it's not we're going to maybe be the strongest fashion as nationalists, but anybody that's against the left really has to be with us.

00:50:20 And I'm enthusiastic because, look, in 28, it's going to be the DSA versus the right wing.

00:50:25 And I think anyone's going to take the right over the DSA.

00:50:28 So that's why we want the right to be as right wing as possible, because it's like Elon's going to have to go with us.

00:50:34 Sam Altman may have to go with us.

00:50:36 All these people are going to have to go with us because the left is going to be worse no matter what.

00:50:41 And there's no doubt about that.

00:50:42 And separate from the guy they thought would be the heir apparent, as much as I have issues with J.D. Vance, who would be the dark horse then?

00:50:50 Because we know Rubio, the neocon Israeli operative, we don't want him, or the Israeli ambassador to the U.S., Huckabee's evil daughter, the governor of Arkansas, who's trying to position herself.

00:51:01 I mean, pragmatically, because we can't set out 2028, who do you see there?

00:51:06 Here's a better way to say it. Let's not say Vance is good, but if we could possess him to do the right thing or he would listen to us, if he totally came out and Darth Vader'd Emperor Palpatine right now, Trump, and resigned or came out and went totally Tyrannosaurus Rex, that would catapult Republicans back in.

00:51:22 People are looking for revolutionary action.

00:51:25 I don't think even if Vance got in, I think that would still be a loser for him.

00:51:30 And I'll tell you why, because he's still going to be presiding over a Democrat Senate and a Democrat House.

00:51:36 No, what would the perfect candidate do? Be as radical as possible. We're in radical times.

00:51:42 Well, if we had a radical candidate, they would kind of have to rethink the whole platform.

00:51:47 And I think they would have to first we're going to have to talk about Israel.

00:51:50 We're going to have to talk about ending the war in Iran.

00:51:53 And we're going to have to talk about, you know, maybe a rapprochement with Russia ending

00:51:56 the war in Ukraine.

00:51:57 We might actually have to give a little bit on deportations and immigration.

00:52:01 I think that issue is kind of over, actually.

00:52:03 I think Trump basically blew it.

00:52:05 We're going to have to get creative.

00:52:07 And I think they're going to have to embrace some form of populist economics in a serious

00:52:12 way, not this like Trump thing where they said, what's your health care plan? 0.52

00:52:15 We're going to get rid of the lines around the states. 0.87

00:52:17 Well, we're going to let people choose.

00:52:19 it's like a republican might have to offer like a big government populist approach to affordability

00:52:25 to ai they're gonna have to bring a nationalist right-wing christian meets fdr yeah something

00:52:33 like that yeah like a nationalist meets fdr some people say no that's communism no they had to do

00:52:38 the fdr thing to stop the communists so that's where we're at right yeah exactly i mean because

00:52:44 because FDR staved off the communists.

00:52:47 That's exactly right.

00:52:47 And other people staved off communists too,

00:52:49 but it's got to be a younger guy with a new vision.

00:52:51 And I think someone like that will emerge.

00:52:54 Yeah, the Republicans were smart.

00:52:55 They would have you and I at the White House

00:52:57 and listen to every word we say.

00:52:59 But I expect it's more of the arrogance,

00:53:00 more of the golden statues.

00:53:03 Nick Foyntes, 30 more minutes with you.

00:53:05 We'll be right back in two minutes.

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00:55:33 all right i've talked to nick off air look for another interview we're gonna do another one

00:55:38 commercial-free, sometime this weekend because there's so much to cover.

00:55:43 But he's got to leave us in 30 minutes.

00:55:46 And then we've got Robert Barnes, a really smart constitutional lawyer,

00:55:48 coming in with us today as well.

00:55:50 This is a short segment, Nick, but you wanted to get into Iran.

00:55:52 Absolutely.

00:55:53 What do you make of Trump?

00:55:54 Here's the headlines.

00:55:54 The war is effectively over.

00:55:56 I've heard this over 30 times. 1.00

00:55:57 I hope that's the case.

00:55:59 But another aircraft carrier, more planes massing, more troops going in.

00:56:04 What do you think is really going on here?

00:56:05 well i think that they're in an impasse you know and the fundamentals have not changed in the

00:56:12 conflict at all the headlines are always telling us the war's over they're making a deal and right

00:56:16 now there's a deal on the table iran has given the u.s a deal it's a two-day deal and what the

00:56:21 deal says is if there's a cessation of hostilities on all fronts including lebanon and yemen then

00:56:27 iran is going to open up the strait but that's also contention on us leaving and then they get

00:56:31 the strait with tolls so there's a deal on the table but we have not agreed to stopping the war 0.70

00:56:37 in lebanon we can't get israel to do it and we don't want to let iran take the strait forever 0.93

00:56:42 and then deeper than that it's the nuclear issue iran will not surrender the highly enriched

00:56:47 uranium or the centrifuges and so you know they could talk about a deal and they could talk about

00:56:53 the war is over but the root causes persist and and now even these other issues have arisen like

00:56:58 the strait itself so um as long as those issues are on the table and neither side is exhausted

00:57:03 the war is going to go on and what i saw i saw this reported over the weekend they're saying

00:57:09 that maybe the u.s is preparing an invasion of southern iran through southern iraq i saw this

00:57:14 on the prime minister of iraq i can confirm from my pentagon sources they've been told be ready to

00:57:19 go in they're going to hit they're going to get weapons of the kurds land in the north uh west

00:57:24 They're going to go in through south, eastern Iraq, and go into the strait.

00:57:28 And we're only talking about maybe 30,000 U.S. troops and Marines,

00:57:32 which the Pentagon estimates over 1,200,000 is needed.

00:57:35 This is completely bonkers.

00:57:37 But Trump's being convinced by Netanyahu, maybe he doesn't go there, 0.89

00:57:40 but he's considering it, that that will make the Iranians rise up.

00:57:43 All the Pentagon studies say it will only unify them further.

00:57:47 100%. Yeah, that's the playbook, is you get the Balochistan in southeastern Iran, 0.84

00:57:52 southwestern pakistan you get the kurds from iraq and you have this pincer maneuver and then maybe

00:57:57 simultaneously they make a move on the major islands and the strait and that's the big idea

00:58:02 that would be some kind of ground operation and trump is kind of giving some indication about how

00:58:08 he's thinking about it in the interviews because what he and even what pete hegseth said even today

00:58:12 in the press conference is they keep saying if we could go back in time we would do it again

00:58:17 And what they're saying is, is that in the short term, it might not make sense.

00:58:21 It's going to cause inflation, gas prices, they say. 0.83

00:58:24 But in the long term, it's all going to be worth it because we're preventing Iran from having a nuclear weapon.

00:58:28 Yeah, Trump said he would do it all over again.

00:58:31 Right.

00:58:31 And but the indication is that they are preoccupied with the strategic imperative that Iran can't have a nuclear weapon. 0.65

00:58:38 And what that what that means, translation, we can't leave until Iran gives up their nukes, which they're never going to do. 0.64

00:58:46 And by nukes, I mean the centrifuges. I mean the highly enriched uranium. So Iran has said like that is equivalent for us to sovereignty. They're saying like we will defend our right to enrich as much as we'll defend our own territory. So if Trump is saying denuclearization means you can't have that and Iran is saying we would rather die, then what that means is that escalation is kind of inevitable. Then the only way to escalate beyond what we've done, I don't think they're going to do another epic fury. They tried that. 0.78

00:59:14 It's ground troops or nukes, as General Flynn said.

00:59:16 That's the only options.

00:59:18 Exactly.

00:59:18 That's what you got. 0.95

00:59:19 I mean, what you have to work with and based on the force packages, invasion of the islands, some proxy invasion from Iraq and Pakistan, that's what it seems like might be inevitable. 0.53

00:59:29 I hope that seems like far-fetched, but when you look at the strategic calculation, it seems like that might be inexorable.

00:59:36 Yeah, and I noticed Caps heard them are saying, oh, look, no nuclear war.

00:59:39 See the peace deal.

00:59:41 Trump has said that on his birthday.

00:59:42 Remember the UFC?

00:59:43 He says it over and over again.

00:59:44 That tells me the opposite with Trump.

00:59:47 It's more of just his delusional thinking.

00:59:49 Nick J. Fuentes on Rumble.

00:59:51 Be sure and follow him there for his weeknight shows.

00:59:54 And so much more.

00:59:55 We'll come right back in 60 seconds with him on a bunch of other really important topics.

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01:00:03 Again, we are so honored to have you on as our first actual guest.

01:00:09 I mean, you, Mr. Shapiro, are one of my heroes.

01:00:13 Seriously, Mr. Shapiro, you've completely changed how we think.

01:00:17 Well, thank you.

01:00:19 Knowing when to defer to someone more qualified is a sign of intelligence.

01:00:22 So you're already making progress.

01:00:24 Absolutely.

01:00:25 So explain it to us, Mr. Shapiro.

01:00:27 Why do we need to completely annihilate Iran? 1.00

01:00:29 Not that I need convincing, but maybe some idiots in our audience do. 1.00

01:00:34 Okay. 1.00

01:00:35 Annihilate is your word.

01:00:37 I'm advocating peace through overwhelming force.

01:00:39 Take war off the table, and you've surrendered before negotiations begin.

01:00:44 That's not diplomacy.

01:00:45 That's cowardice with a letterhead. 0.69

01:00:47 Write that down, dude.

01:00:49 See, this is why I'm glad your people control the media. 1.00

01:00:54 Imagine if Muslims were in charge. 1.00

01:00:56 Some guy telling us to fight a war for his religion. 0.95

01:01:00 With you, I don't even have to question it.

01:01:05 We have to be careful how we say, 1.00

01:01:07 Dude, if Muslims ran the media, they'd probably make us feel bad for bombing Iran.

01:01:13 You never do that.

01:01:15 And we're ready to do our part.

01:01:18 We're going, Mr. Shapiro.

01:01:23 Packed yours, too.

01:01:26 I'm not going. I have a wife and children.

01:01:29 You've got people who love you.

01:01:32 And sponsors, contractual obligations.

01:01:35 You two should absolutely go.

01:01:37 My contribution is making sure America understands why you had to.

01:01:41 Write to me. I'll read it on the show.

01:01:44 Our letters?

01:01:47 Time permitting.

01:01:48 Dude, we're expendable.

01:01:51 Hell yeah, like Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham.

01:01:56 We die, you tell everybody why it was good. 0.99

01:02:01 Think they'll put us in a unit with Israeli soldiers? 0.99

01:02:06 No, you'll be with Americans.

01:02:07 Israel has its own security priorities.

01:02:09 Where else do you get Nick Foyntez reacting in live time to the great folks at Forbidden HQ?

01:02:13 He's got wives and children, dude.

01:02:17 Listen, Magatard's becoming a problem and he doesn't even know it.

01:02:22 I'm not calling to discuss the problem.

01:02:25 I'm calling to have it handled.

01:02:29 I think that podcast went well.

01:02:32 Shapiro is awesome.

01:02:33 Dude, he trusts us so much he's sending us to war by ourselves.

01:02:37 All right, Nick, we were talking earlier.

01:02:53 We're going to do some type of interview this weekend.

01:02:55 Commercial phrase.

01:02:56 We can get into more of this.

01:02:57 It's so important.

01:02:59 But I want to talk about Israel.

01:03:01 You and Ye, and I saw a rant you did.

01:03:04 instead of me playing, and I'd like you to expand on it.

01:03:09 When Ye showed up and did all that three, four years ago,

01:03:11 whatever it was, I didn't quite understand

01:03:14 what you guys were doing.

01:03:14 And I'm not name-dropping here,

01:03:16 but all these cute people have no idea.

01:03:17 I've been invited to the White House constantly.

01:03:19 You've had dinner with Trump.

01:03:20 I've met Trump, all that.

01:03:21 I've been invited to Marlowe again a month ago.

01:03:22 Them trying to, hey, come back.

01:03:24 It's okay.

01:03:24 I'm like, no.

01:03:26 People don't understand, and I've explained this.

01:03:28 I didn't meet with Netanyahu secretly like Tim Poole.

01:03:32 And when it came out in the news,

01:03:34 Oh, I admit it. Yeah, I did. I've never met with Netanyahu, but in the last 20 years, it would be Roger Ailes and it would be this billionaire. And then in the last 10, I mean, I've met with Bilderberg group members. I met with top billionaire tech people, household names, not going to say who. There were private meetings. Nothing illegal was discussed. And they never tried to buy me. They would actually say, what do you think about this? What do you think about that?

01:03:53 But in the last five years, I've had meetings in L.A., I've had meetings in New York, and meetings in Texas with household names.

01:04:05 And the second or third thing they bring up is you.

01:04:07 They can see way back that you're really smart, know what you're doing, and are independent.

01:04:11 And they wouldn't say, can we control?

01:04:12 Foyntes control.

01:04:13 You know, it's like, well, what does Nick think?

01:04:15 Well, why do you think he does this?

01:04:16 Why do you think?

01:04:17 And now it's clear that smart people can see a really smart person.

01:04:21 You know, you sense it.

01:04:22 And there's also an event.

01:04:23 It's like when you meet the woman,

01:04:24 you end up being your wife and have kids,

01:04:26 there's this weird feeling

01:04:26 because there is no past, present, or future in a Zen moment.

01:04:30 You're like interdimensional radar picks up.

01:04:32 This already happened.

01:04:33 So I knew you 10 years ago.

01:04:34 I thought you were really smart and cool

01:04:35 and disagreed with some things,

01:04:36 but liked you and told people,

01:04:38 you watch Nick Fuentes.

01:04:39 You think he's big now.

01:04:40 Watch this.

01:04:41 And it's not about you, but it is about you.

01:04:43 And what do you think breaking the spell,

01:04:46 you and yay more than anybody?

01:04:47 Oh, that's what I wanted to say.

01:04:48 A meeting in New York and a meeting in LA

01:04:51 just the last two years where these people say,

01:04:54 hey, will you fly here?

01:04:55 We'll fly here.

01:04:55 We want to meet with you.

01:04:56 And it's just like five hours debating and discussing

01:04:58 because they're literally having brainstorms

01:05:00 with all these professors and scientists and everybody.

01:05:02 That's what goes on with these things.

01:05:04 And they're like, yeah, I guess it's time

01:05:06 just to escape and leave, as most of them.

01:05:08 You know, they're actually, like,

01:05:09 Musk literally does want to save civilization.

01:05:12 He doesn't want to depopulate.

01:05:13 He thinks it would never even work anyways.

01:05:15 I'm not going to get into who we're meeting with.

01:05:17 It's pretty obvious.

01:05:19 Austin, you name it.

01:05:20 But you continue to come up, which I've told you off record a little bit of this stuff. 0.76

01:05:25 But the point is, is that the system understands that Israel is toxic and that the spell has been broken. 0.89

01:05:34 And I think Israel finally realizes that.

01:05:37 And I'm worried about Netanyahu.

01:05:38 I had Victor Boudon earlier, a member of the Russian Duma.

01:05:40 He's a wild card with 40 days left to stay in power.

01:05:42 I'm worried he may do a nuclear false flag or something.

01:05:44 So that's a lot there.

01:05:45 but can you just speak in general of that and then what it's like to be the number one English

01:05:50 speaking talk show host in the world? Well, as far as Netanyahu is concerned, very disturbing,

01:05:57 and he's going to be this caretaker prime minister. We'll see what happens in the Knesset.

01:06:00 They're talking about the Arab parties possibly working with the opposition just to get him in

01:06:04 and kick Netanyahu out. But I'll tell you, it's been a trip, you know, because when I got started,

01:06:09 I was talking about the Israel issue and that wasn't even my thing. You know, I wasn't even

01:06:15 sure about it. I remember being in college and legitimately asking the question, what's going on

01:06:20 here? Why is it like this? And encountering this weird cult of silence. And that's, I think, how a

01:06:27 lot of people maybe got into it, at least in those early years. I was actually just talking to my mom

01:06:32 about this the other day. I said, it's so funny that 10 years ago I was radioactive. Nobody wanted

01:06:38 to touch me. I mean, nobody wanted to talk to me or be seen talking to me at any level. I did. I

01:06:43 know i know you did i i'm you know i'm being uh exaggerating a little bit but it was like nobody

01:06:49 for a long time and i was already a black sheep i was already an athlete i could recognize talent

01:06:54 i mean you know so that's where i'm going here is who's a revolutionary i've seen the whole things

01:06:58 about revolution well you're you know the definition of it it's true well and and you

01:07:04 know what i guess i realized is that there was this contradiction i i was maybe the one that saw

01:07:09 maybe uniquely the tension between what Trump had unlocked and what existed still with the

01:07:15 Republican Party. And it was this idea that when Trump did the inauguration in 17 and it's how I

01:07:22 named my show and it's in the intro to my show, he said there's going to be a new vision, America

01:07:27 first. Well, I mean, at the center of that message, well, who's being put before America?

01:07:33 If you have to say it, it's like, well, why is America not being put first? And the answer has

01:07:38 always been israel the wars the foreign aid that what's happening in the media and so for me it was

01:07:44 always just a matter of time before this contradiction got resolved and that's why i

01:07:48 named my show america first because i said look this is obvious everyone agrees with this this

01:07:53 is like a 30 year it's really a 30 to 40 year story starting with the end of the cold war and

01:07:59 entering this phase of democratic globalism and the nation building the globalization of the

01:08:04 population the government um and really just seeing trump unleash all this and then it's like

01:08:09 okay so now that trump has put this in the consciousness what is then going to be the

01:08:13 ripple effect how does this how does this sort of resolve as we see as we see it affect kind of

01:08:19 every facet of how the institutions work and in other words you can't say america first and have

01:08:24 everybody vote for it and that received the popular mandate and then say oh but um we're

01:08:29 going to still do regime change in syria and war with iran and have apac and all these other things

01:08:33 it's like eventually that's going to have to be confronted and addressed and then resolved and i

01:08:39 always thought that if the conversation ever became it's mark levin and shapiro versus let's

01:08:45 say nick fuentes and alex jones well no one's ever going to pick mark levin and shapiro i totally

01:08:50 agree and trump signing on to that and saying levin is his brain was political suicide so

01:08:55 speak kind of repeat the rant was powerful about yay and i agree you were you were ahead of me on

01:09:00 all this but i've literally that's what i wanted to say i've had two different tech i mean biggest

01:09:06 guys there are literally say you know and they talk to these other big hollywood people that

01:09:11 are really good at projecting the future some of the top music producers particular one you know

01:09:15 friends with yay when we're talking about guys got a big beard i'll leave it at that uh and 0.99

01:09:19 reuben and they they literally said no that broke the paradigm in a healthy way even even la jews 0.67

01:09:27 were like no we've got to stop being politically correct we got to stop letting israel leaders 0.91

01:09:30 around by the nose, as nasty as it was with, you know, you know, 0.99

01:09:34 Heil Hitler, you know, nigger or whatever, whatever it was, 0.99

01:09:37 that it was to get over that spell and they literally credited you and yay. 0.99

01:09:42 So I heard that from two different people on two separate deals that are high

01:09:45 level. And then you were talking about in that rant and people get like,

01:09:49 you're being radical and saying things that are extreme to move the Overton 0.55

01:09:52 window and inoculate people to stop being knock-kneed as white people being 0.94

01:09:57 led around by the nose. Is that a good way of saying it? 0.91

01:09:59 well absolutely and you know take yay for example he did uh nigga heil hitler he did the song 0.88

01:10:06 last year he did the swastika t-shirt he said defcon 3 on the jews that was all last year 0.86

01:10:12 defcon 3 was in 22 but the other stuff was last year now he's doing one sold out show after the

01:10:19 next and these are record-breaking shows he broke the record three times this year for the biggest

01:10:24 rap concert in U.S. history. And it just goes to show that, like you said, the spell was broken.

01:10:30 The cancel culture is over. He did everything. It was previously thought you could never come

01:10:35 back from. Think about Mel Gibson. Think about Michael Jackson. Think about all the people that

01:10:40 ever breathed even a word. And by the way, I wasn't mad at you at the time, but you guys didn't read

01:10:43 me into it. I didn't get what you were doing. You were just nodding and saying, watch. And so I was

01:10:47 behind the curb on that. I wasn't mad, but I was like, what is this? You know, what is this?

01:10:51 and i got it after that but wow this is seen by this the most powerful people in the world

01:10:58 as a moment and they were actually telling me they love it so which is a weird thing i mean

01:11:03 well because it was the first thing that was truly edgy i mean you look at yay and he's a

01:11:09 true artist in the sense that it's actually transgressive i mean everyone is is now simulating

01:11:15 that everyone is trying to be about that we're not it's true and so i apologize to yay i wasn't

01:11:19 mean to him but i kind of thought was just a stunt edgelording no i was wrong he was

01:11:23 sacrificing himself to break the mold and well and that's why i liked all of it i mean i wasn't

01:11:30 overly mean to him but i thought it was just a stunt i apologized to yay now i get it and i want

01:11:35 to understand that what he did helped break the paradigm he helped get us out of the log jam

01:11:38 it's true and you know what was required though you just think about the genius of it it was

01:11:45 i think a big part of it's the humor it's the truth coupled with the humor it was that it wasn't

01:11:51 that he went on the show and i got he thought about the last minute we had to go in a little

01:11:54 later because they ran over to the gulf uh over to the dutch roll shell like literally a quarter

01:12:00 mile from here to he goes i need a net i got a net i need a yahoo i mean you were there you remember

01:12:07 yes yeah we we were late because we had to get it right how to get the yoo-hoo and then we had

01:12:12 to get 10 different nets. You want to pick the best net from the sports store or whatever.

01:12:17 But that's the genius of it. Because if he had one thing about if he had went on your show

01:12:20 and he did some like super serious political street or is very like intense, it would have

01:12:26 been the same. But he went on with the mask and the biker jacket and the net and the you who doing

01:12:31 the voice. And it's funny. It's funny. It's different. It's shocking. That's what an artist

01:12:38 does it's supposed to be provocative and he basically said the thing that is the political

01:12:44 taboo maybe like the last remaining taboo about the holocaust and israel and jews and netanyahu

01:12:50 and uh and truly hitler and it ran a super bowl ad with swastika shirts 0.95

01:12:55 exactly did the song and even doing that you know it wasn't just how it was nigga it had to be nigga 0.91

01:13:02 the how hitler with like a hundred african guys screaming it and chanting it the whole thing was 0.81

01:13:08 genius and by the end of it now and and this is what he said he said avant-garde to the extreme

01:13:13 well and he said i'm gonna do it so much that by the end of it it's not gonna be a big deal

01:13:20 he said this on twitter last year he said i'm gonna do the nazi thing so much people get tired

01:13:25 of it and when they're tired of it it won't be a taboo anymore he's selling out 80 000 people

01:13:30 everywhere he goes while the rest of rap propped up by USAID collapses yeah well Jay-Z can't even

01:13:38 fill a I mean he can't fill a small venue in the UK I don't know if you saw but at the same time

01:13:43 that yay was filling up stadiums with 80,000 people Jay-Z is performing these like small

01:13:49 crowds now he's putting himself in charge of the Super Bowl he's like a Democrat operative nobody

01:13:53 could do what yay did especially not after coming back from this total and complete cancellation so

01:13:59 it's awesome i mean it's simply awesome people didn't get it at the time but i think it's aged

01:14:05 very well especially in light of october 7th was about a year after that you know so go we got to

01:14:10 break that open trump wants to break the nuclear taboo that's not a good taboo to break because

01:14:15 everybody uses them so you're so personally how are you uh you're a very interesting very smart

01:14:20 guy have people come to your house try to kill you gun down you know shootouts the no one covered

01:14:26 it literally no not even the quote right wingers i covered it because i'm worried about myself and

01:14:30 i like you guy comes to kill you goes and shoots out gets killed with police minutes later no one

01:14:36 even covered it you've had other people attacking you and you're still there what is it personally

01:14:41 like now to be totally vindicated well by the way all your enemies are now admitting okay he's super

01:14:48 influential which we don't care they admit it it's their own delusion that they're saying none of us

01:14:53 you know oh we didn't have any power but now it's our fault trump lost no it's trump's fault

01:14:57 yeah it feels good i mean of course it feels good especially because you got to think even

01:15:03 in 2024 after i had kind of overcome the cancellation for the most part i then went

01:15:09 against trump and then everybody started saying i was a democrat operative people started saying i

01:15:13 was uh you know all these different things about this land they're saying i'm a left wing now i'm

01:15:18 a liberal i'm a flip-flopper all these different things and um so for people now to just recognize

01:15:23 two years later, honestly, it just feels like relief because to tell and I know you can relate

01:15:28 to this. These Trump people are delusional, like it's actually a psychological condition.

01:15:34 We lose in the midterms. It's a historic blowout, the worst since Nixon. There was a minute of

01:15:41 humility where they said, gee, you know, maybe we were wrong. Clearly, something went terribly

01:15:45 wrong here. And then after the 60 minute interview, it was right back to it. Oh, he didn't really

01:15:51 mean that comment about amnesty well that was recorded before steven miller got in now it's

01:15:56 going to be different and you look at these people and you're like okay you don't live in reality and

01:16:00 i felt like i was going crazy in 24 and 25 because i was seeing this stuff in slow motion and saying

01:16:06 hey does you know trump on the all in podcast saying staple green cards to diplomas in 24 i'm

01:16:12 like is anybody getting this this is kind of a big deal and people said no he don't he doesn't

01:16:16 really mean it that was a throwaway remark he had to say that because he needs to win the general

01:16:21 so finally after two years for people to i mean think about the war in iran finally people are

01:16:28 saying you know it might have been a bad idea to go to war in iran for regime change in an open-ended

01:16:34 conflict that raises gas prices it's like you think like i'm glad that after we lost mississippi

01:16:41 in Kansas. We can now all come to this consensus that that wasn't the best use of our political

01:16:47 power, you know, that they were taught executive power they kept talking about. So for me,

01:16:52 it just feels like relief that it's like, OK, now we're all on the same page. It's sort

01:16:57 of like Alcoholics Anonymous. Like now we can acknowledge we have a problem. Maybe now

01:17:02 we can begin to solve it. And my mindset now is to be ecumenical and say, look, I want

01:17:09 to be a part of the solution like republicans need to win the right wing needs to win but now

01:17:14 we need to do it our way we need to do it the groyper way the info war way the nationalist way

01:17:19 and some could be covert as you say but others need to be we're the right guys we've been proven

01:17:23 right we're the vanguard we went through the fire you know so how do people decide what they're

01:17:28 going to do because i agree with you like everybody shouldn't try to be a talk show host

01:17:31 you know i see some people trying to copy you or me and you know it's kind of sad i want to put

01:17:35 them down. But no, there's key positions. Sixty seven percent of local races in the country go

01:17:40 unopposed. The real power is on the grassroots, on the ground. Well, and to me, that's going to

01:17:47 be the source of our power is if we can raise up an army of volunteers who can phone bank, door

01:17:52 knock, make small dollar contributions, that is the grassroots and how we flex, because it's going

01:17:57 to come down to the Iowa caucus. It's going to come down to the battleground states in the general.

01:18:01 And the other thing, too, institutionally, these people are going to quit.

01:18:06 OK, the Trump machine, it's all grifters.

01:18:09 They see the writing on the wall.

01:18:10 And they're all going to turn on Trump.

01:18:12 He may get out of it with pardons and the rest of it, but they're all going to turn on him.

01:18:15 I say a year from now, like you say, Trump's at 20 percent.

01:18:19 I mean, he might resign.

01:18:20 I mean, it's possible because what will happen is that conviction is going to become inevitable.

01:18:27 I mean, they're going to get to that 66, 67 vote threshold.

01:18:31 They're going to be able to convict him.

01:18:33 And yeah, and then it's just a matter of.

01:18:36 Folks who don't know, House is just the indictment.

01:18:38 They've got, they're going to get the votes in the Senate.

01:18:42 Exactly, exactly.

01:18:43 I mean, they got them in the House already.

01:18:45 And then in the Senate, they need, what, what, 10 defectors from the Republican Party.

01:18:49 They'll come up with that easily because you're going to have a third of them up for reelection in 28.

01:18:53 And they'll need to do it to save their own seats.

01:18:54 I think you're only going to need five defectors.

01:18:57 it's uh you i think it's two-thirds right it's 66 yeah you're right you're right i was i wasn't

01:19:03 sure if it's three-thirds you're right you're right i'm wrong so in closing

01:19:08 what is your advice to the democrats just because obviously they're not going to listen to you

01:19:13 they're going to go on the war they're not going to actually deliver anything because they think

01:19:16 poor people are easy to control gosh i wish we could reform them obviously our best shots are

01:19:20 republicans yeah unfortunately you're right i mean the democrats they're committed to this

01:19:27 anti-white anti-productivity anti-capitalist agenda my advice to them is go all the way i

01:19:34 mean i actually want the democrats to overplay their hand because here's the thing this election

01:19:40 it wasn't actually a pro-democrat election it was an anti-republican election there's a difference

01:19:45 the democrats are as unpopular as republicans it was an anti-epstein class it was an anti-epstein

01:19:50 class election yes well and and i think even more than that it was repudiation of trump they said

01:19:56 We don't want the war.

01:19:57 We don't want all this nonsense.

01:19:58 Real quick, we'll do an interview this week and we get more into this.

01:20:00 But one thing I don't disagree with you, but it's larger than that.

01:20:03 I know you agree with this.

01:20:04 You're a smart guy.

01:20:04 We'll see what you say.

01:20:05 You're like Trump created xenophobia. 0.85

01:20:07 That's great.

01:20:08 He woke people up.

01:20:08 No, the Democrats, all their anti-white racism created the climate for Trump to do that. 0.60

01:20:13 And I think that's why people finally understand they're under attack or white. 0.70

01:20:16 I think that ship sailed. 1.00

01:20:18 What do you say?

01:20:19 I agree with you.

01:20:20 I think that Obama is really the one that started all this.

01:20:22 Obama started the race war.

01:20:24 It was, you know, bitter clingers and Trayvon Martin looked like my son.

01:20:28 And I mean, he's the guy running the Netflix deals, you know, that are saying killed Charlie 1.00

01:20:32 Kirk with, you know, the idiot black comedian. 1.00

01:20:36 Yeah, with Dave Chappelle. 1.00

01:20:38 And, you know, that Michelle Obama, she's one of the most disgusting human beings. 1.00

01:20:42 People say she's a man. 1.00

01:20:43 That's not the problem with her. 1.00

01:20:44 It's a woman.

01:20:45 But Michelle Obama, she said, the only time I was ever proud of this country is when they

01:20:51 elected my husband, Barack Obama. 0.97

01:20:52 she hates whites it's so explicit it's so over she hates america and if obama married her then 0.94

01:21:00 that tells you something about him they started this war and van jones wasn't wrong that trump 0.97

01:21:05 was this white lash against that because you know you had all these union people and working class

01:21:11 whites in indiana ohio michigan all these states that are still in contention and they said yeah

01:21:17 you know we wanted the auto bailout like we wanted to keep our jobs we didn't want the race war you

01:21:22 You know, we don't want the war on Christianity and white people and Christmas and, you know, and the transgender stuff and all the rest of it.

01:21:29 So I hope the Democrats actually overplay their hand and scare everybody.

01:21:34 And then we're out of time.

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01:22:11 Because you've told me behind the scenes what's going on.

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01:22:14 You've said that other stuff.

01:22:15 But you've got a bunch of big stuff.

01:22:16 You're about to go on major offense, aren't you?

01:22:19 I am.

01:22:20 2027, we're making a huge push.

01:22:21 I mean, I'm not playing around.

01:22:23 Everything else, I kind of was.

01:22:25 I'm going to be out to all these other elections.

01:22:28 I said it last night.

01:22:28 They're all kind of BS.

01:22:30 This is for all the marbles. 0.95

01:22:31 This is Groyper War 3.

01:22:33 Like we're going out there for a major offensive and we just can't play around.

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01:22:59 Thank you

01:22:59 Thanks a lot

01:23:01 It wasn't hard to predict

01:23:04 That the Republicans were going to lose the House and Senate

01:23:06 This is a major political realignment

01:23:09 The Democrats were repudiated at a level

01:23:12 Never seen since the founding of their party

01:23:14 250 years ago

01:23:16 In 2020 and again in 2024

01:23:18 But the Republican establishment just got more arrogant, and Trump became imperial and launched an incredibly unpopular war that exploded inflation.

01:23:30 And so a lot of conservatives and populists are really depressed right now.

01:23:34 Overall, you really shouldn't be, because this is indicative of the fact that we're at the end of the fourth turning,

01:23:40 and that there is a revolutionary spirit across the world, and people are going to hit the socialist button, the communist button.

01:23:46 They tried to hit the 1776 button, but with Trump, it wasn't really real.

01:23:51 So these are just leaders imperfect, and these are manifestations of our will.

01:23:57 And nothing good, nothing of value is easy to obtain.

01:24:01 I've been fighting the globalists for 32 years.

01:24:04 And let me tell you, 30 years ago, maybe 1% of the public was awake.

01:24:07 It's like 30, 40% now.

01:24:09 You got a lot of people that are believing in communism and socialism and all the free

01:24:14 goody stuff. But at the end of the day, that's going to peter out as well. The Democrats are

01:24:18 going to go on their witshine. Trump and his family are going to loot and engage their insider

01:24:22 trading to make even Pelosi blush. And that's just going to move on. And at the end of the day,

01:24:28 we have to get positioned to promote American freedom, basic liberty, the free market meritocracy

01:24:36 that made this country the example of the world. That's what this comes down to. That's why they

01:24:42 trying to censor myself and some of the others because they don't want us to be the alternative

01:24:45 to the global government, the universal basic income, the neo-communist system,

01:24:51 technocracy they're pushing. And we know if we roll over things, it'll just get worse.

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The Alex Jones Show Live - November 10, 2026

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