The Michael Knowles Show - The Art of Trolling Everyone ｜ Alex Stein Interview

00:00:00.000 I have waited a very long time to meet and speak with the most controversial man on the internet.

00:00:06.720 No, I'm not talking about Donald Trump. No, I'm not even talking about Andrew Tate.

00:00:12.920 I am talking about Primetime 99. I'm talking about the man himself, Alex Stein, a comedian,

00:00:22.000 a provocateur, absolute terror of members of Congress and school boards all over this country.

00:00:28.860 I'm sure you've seen all of his videos. I was just recently watching one of him in a leotard and a swimming cap

00:00:37.200 complaining about transphobia on the swim team. As Alex puts in his bio, he has lots of undiagnosed

00:00:44.600 emotional and mental health issues that are his secret weapon in the fight against the new world

00:00:48.940 order. Mr. Stein, thank you for coming on the show. Wow, Michael, what the heck? That was such a

00:00:56.860 brilliant and eloquent introduction. And I'm telling you, this is my first time appearing

00:01:01.560 on a Daily Wire show. And I'm just so honored because in this conservative space, you guys are

00:01:06.260 true champions. The work you guys are doing at Daily Wire is very similar. You guys are obviously

00:01:10.820 more powerful than I am, but we're fighting a culture war. You guys are doing a great job. So

00:01:15.000 it's an honor and a privilege to be on your show. Well, thank you very much. And thank you for coming

00:01:18.480 on. So the question, I want to talk about a bunch of videos and all this stuff. I actually want

00:01:23.320 a longer period of time to talk, but we're stuck on Skype and it's 20 minutes or whatever. But the

00:01:29.080 question I want to ask is I watch all of these videos and you with absolutely no fear, no sense

00:01:37.000 of propriety, just going in. And a lot of them are just dropped down. I mean, the leotard one,

00:01:42.440 I was laughing out loud. Why are you the way that you are? Well, I, like I said, when my parents got

00:01:49.920 divorced, Michael, they fought for custody of our family dog, Primo, more than me. So I was

00:01:54.480 actually raised by a German shepherd more than I was by a two parent home. So I come from the BLM 0.99

00:01:59.840 playbook of the broken home. And just like Saul Alinsky's rules for radicals, the same playbook

00:02:04.540 that Barack Obama and all these freaks use on the left, I'm using it on the conservative movement.

00:02:09.480 I'm basically using the rules for radical and using the projection and just projecting all of their

00:02:13.860 crazy lunacy, like the fact that Leah Thomas swam on the men's team for three years and then was able

00:02:18.460 to take some sort of a medicine, some hormone therapy and was able to compete against the

00:02:22.900 women and become a national champion in multiple events. So it's ludicrous. It's absurd, but that's 0.84

00:02:28.340 where we live in a world where the Supreme Court justice, Kentaji Brown Jackson, can't even define

00:02:32.680 what a woman is. And I know that is a hot topic in the Daily Wire community for the Daily Wire fans. 0.95

00:02:38.900 You know, that angle actually makes a lot of sense to me because sometimes when I watch your videos,

00:02:45.260 listen, call me old-fashioned, but I don't know. Sometimes I think, oh, you know, he's gone a

00:02:49.420 little far. This is a little much, you know. But then the way that you've just described it where

00:02:54.200 you say, yeah, I basically do what the left does, but I do it for the conservatives. I think, well,

00:02:58.640 you know, there's pretty much nothing that I've seen you do that is any more offensive than anything

00:03:04.740 the left does. And it's probably much less offensive. I mean, the left is killing babies and

00:03:09.480 trans and kids. So obviously, you know, you being sort of vulgar or something like that 0.99

00:03:15.460 is kind of in a completely different category. Is that, I mean, is that, is that the idea behind

00:03:22.360 this performance art in many ways, I guess I would call it?

00:03:27.640 Well, 100%. My biological father, Tucker Carlson, kind of coined it with me. It's called culture jamming,

00:03:33.500 where you take the most absurd parts of our culture and you jam it in their face. But

00:03:36.180 it's funny you say that, though, Michael, because I was recently the host of a concert

00:03:39.980 with a guy named Bryson Gray, Forgi Otto Blow, and a guy named Tyson James. They're conservative

00:03:43.780 rappers. And Vice News came and covered it. And at the end of the event, it was a successful

00:03:48.940 event. There's 400 people. It was fun. We asked the Vice reporter because she actually kind of

00:03:53.040 had fun. She was being nice. And I have a little heat with Vice for my confrontation with

00:03:57.240 Tess Owen. But that's neither here nor there. Back to my point. She said the only alarming thing

00:04:01.720 to her of the whole entire event, which was a family-friendly event, no cussing. Bryson is a secular

00:04:05.620 rapper. He doesn't even cuss. And I did jokes where I didn't cuss her name. She said, oh, 1.00

00:04:09.640 I didn't like that there are so many children here. Because there were a lot of kids. A lot

00:04:13.000 of parents brought their kids there. And then we asked her, but what about drag queens for 1.00

00:04:17.660 story time? And she's like, it's different. So these people literally want to sexualize 0.98

00:04:23.080 children and have them being read story times by men in thongs. That's okay. That's social 0.81

00:04:28.300 justice. But if you say abortion is bad and that we want to save babies, then you're evil.

00:04:33.720 Even people like Elizabeth Warren that says crisis pregnancy centers are demonic and satanic. She 1.00

00:04:38.820 says they're the bad one. The one's trying to save a life. But that's how we're in the upside down

00:04:42.800 world. I'm not even funny. Saturday Night Live isn't funny, right? Because they're too afraid of

00:04:47.320 being politically incorrect. I'm politically incorrect. So I'm funny by default just because

00:04:51.360 I'm filling a void. It's not even that hard, Michael.

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00:06:00.400 helixsleep.com slash Knowles. So what got you started? Because I'm trying to think of the first

00:06:08.560 time I saw you. It was relatively recently, within the last year or so. And it was probably at one of

00:06:14.200 these school boards or something. And I thought, man, this is wild. I haven't seen a performance

00:06:19.680 art like this in a very long time. And oh, man, the guy is a right winger. And then I just kept

00:06:25.360 seeing you pop up. Where did you come from? I mean, was I missing some 10-year career or something

00:06:30.580 before this that I just hadn't been aware of? Well, we definitely need to do the hour-long

00:06:34.940 conversation. But basically, I started, I worked for a TV show, Cheaters. And I signed in India. I can only

00:06:38.880 say so much. But the host of it was a very good friend of mine named Clark Gable. He died of a

00:06:42.500 fentanyl drug overdose. He bought pills that he thought were, he bought like street Vicodin or

00:06:46.960 whatever pain pills and had fentanyl. And he died. He was very close friends of them. They said,

00:06:51.100 Alex, you're going to be the next host of Cheaters. Then when it came April of 2020, I'm like in the

00:06:55.820 best shape of my life. This is my big opportunity because I had worked in television. I also sold

00:06:59.660 cars on the side, literally selling used cars. That's why I love creating content. Imagine getting on

00:07:04.440 the hot pavement at 110 degrees for a Hispanic guy to show you that there's a car leaking, the

00:07:08.560 transmission's leaking. It's not that fun. I'm just saying, doing this and playing

00:07:12.360 make-believe, you know, making fun of politicians is much easier. But my point being is, right when

00:07:16.900 I was supposed to get the job, they picked a 52-year-old black guy named Peter Guns, who

00:07:20.360 God bless him, he's definitely good that he picked the job. But my point being is the show

00:07:25.080 is syndicated by Viacom. So they changed his name from Peter Guns to Peter Panky. And they

00:07:29.620 just didn't want another kind of 30-year-old white guy. They wanted to go a different direction,

00:07:33.600 which makes sense. But for me, it was a little bit of an affirmative action. And that kind of

00:07:37.540 radicalized me to be like, hey, I need to create my own podcast. I need to create my own

00:07:41.000 thing. So Michael, when I go to these meetings at the beginning of the pandemic, I went to

00:07:44.440 the mayor of Dallas and was dead serious. I was like, you know, why are we closing the

00:07:48.100 parks? They turn off the water fountains that my dogs drink out of at the park. And this

00:07:51.980 is April in Texas. It's hot. Like, how does this stop the spread of anything? And they

00:07:56.140 looked at me like I was the biggest idiot in the world. Just, oh, who is this conspiracy 1.00

00:07:59.980 theorist? I mean, just didn't show me any attention. And then when I noticed the more absurd

00:08:05.080 I got, the more uncomfortable they felt. And I turned those NPCs, those non-playable characters

00:08:09.880 of politicians into, oh, now I can control them all I want because now they have to get

00:08:13.660 mad at me. They have to kick me out. They have to be embarrassed. So yeah, it's kind

00:08:17.460 of just, it started off, you know, earnestly. And then I realized what's the most effective

00:08:21.400 is, like I keep saying those rules for radicals is that we have to do, you know, desperate times

00:08:25.480 call cause for desperate measures. Whatever the saying is, we cannot use these orthodox tactics

00:08:31.340 of being nice and respectful. We have to somehow use humor to break people away or free from

00:08:36.280 this trauma-based mind control that the mainstream media has everybody under.

00:08:40.000 So how much of the act is, you know, a sincere reflection of your political views? And how

00:08:45.980 much of it is this sort of Alinsky-ite working around the system? Because you know, if we're

00:08:51.260 locked into this system, the liberal establishment is just going to continue to rule. How much of

00:08:55.080 it is intentionally, you know, you say something you don't believe or you, you know, you act in

00:09:00.440 a way that you wouldn't ordinarily act just to, just to get them to jump out of their

00:09:05.420 ordinary trains of thought.

00:09:07.440 Yeah, well, I mean, you can say like shock factor for shock factor, but let me tell you

00:09:10.580 my political leanings is I'm a populist. I actually, even though I'm now a skew more conservative,

00:09:15.340 I am a tinfoil hat, proud tinfoil hat wearing conspiracy theorists. I believe the weapons of

00:09:19.800 mass destruction that we never found in the Middle East, the 20 year war that we had. I just 0.94

00:09:23.420 think that the government will lie to us and they will pull all sorts of tricks. And I think

00:09:27.480 the pandemic woke a lot of people up to that. So my point being is when you have the populist

00:09:31.700 mindset and, you know, you want to say, oh, I'm conservative. I want the government left out of

00:09:35.320 everything. But at the same time, when I sold cars, the government made sure that I gave them

00:09:39.300 an inspection. If I didn't give a customer an inspection, then, you know, I could be liable

00:09:43.900 to getting in trouble if I sold them a lemon. So it's kind of good that the government gets

00:09:46.940 involved in some stuff, but I don't want them because they mess everything up. But when it

00:09:50.620 comes to the healthcare system, why is it that insulin costs $200 in Texas, but it's $7 in

00:09:55.340 Mexico. But if I want to get 10,000 vaccines, that's all free. So we need a reallocation of funds.

00:10:01.300 And I'm not saying we should have free healthcare, but we should make healthcare more affordable.

00:10:04.140 I think that would just benefit society. So even though I'm more conservative, I really

00:10:08.140 kind of consider myself in the middle when it comes to my political leanings. I don't

00:10:11.780 like to say that I'm ultra far right. That's what they labeled me, proud boy, far right.

00:10:16.040 When in reality, that's not the case. I mean, I'm anti-abortion. Obviously, there's some

00:10:20.320 huge stuff that I'm, you know, really staunch on that you would say that's super conservative.

00:10:23.840 But at the same time, it's like, I'm not against social services. I'm not against helping

00:10:26.880 people. But letting 100,000, you know, drug overdose happens because of fentanyl this past year,

00:10:31.960 just having a wide open border that's creating a welfare state. I'm not down with that. So

00:10:35.920 I like to consider myself somewhere in the middle.

00:10:39.300 So presumably, you love Trump. I mean, Trump kind of broke that mold and at least styled

00:10:44.960 himself in 2016 as a populist candidate.

00:10:48.280 Yeah, well, I like Trump too. But then I also don't like that he's, you know, with the Johnson 1.00

00:10:51.680 and Johnson family. I don't like that he didn't get Julian Assange out of jail. Of course,

00:10:55.520 I love Donald Trump. I love when he's saying little Marco Rubio, but he's not perfect.

00:10:59.660 Now, do I want him to get his redemption arc? Yes, I want him to have round two. And do I think

00:11:04.080 that that was the most fair and honest election ever? Of course. And of course, Joe Biden got

00:11:08.820 81 million votes. Duh. You know, it'd be impossible for him not to. But my point is, I love Trump. I

00:11:13.580 think he got a bad deal. But there's obviously some improvement that he needs to do too. And no

00:11:18.980 candidate is perfect. I think, Michael, I say this all the time. Idolizing a politician or celebrity is

00:11:23.320 like thinking the stripper actually likes you. They don't actually like us. They don't care about us. 0.99

00:11:27.420 It's all just a placate to us. So yes, I love Donald. He's the best one that we've had in

00:11:32.380 our lifetime. But even Donald, we have some room for improvement. Right, right. You're sort of damning

00:11:36.900 with faint praise. He could be better than all the rest. But he's a politician. A politician's a

00:11:41.260 politician. So you used a phrase there that really stuck out. You said you want his redemption arc.

00:11:48.100 And I tell you, the conservatives whose views I really respect, and especially those who have a

00:11:54.380 keen sense of kind of art and narrative, that's the phrase that they use. They say, you know,

00:12:00.460 we hear from some people, it's not about Trump. It's just about the policies. It's just about the

00:12:03.780 country. It's just about this. But the people who I feel really have a good political gut, they say,

00:12:08.100 no. For better or worse, it is about this guy. It actually is about this guy. And they booted him out.

00:12:15.020 And they changed all the rules. And they undermined his administration. They spied on him. And they

00:12:19.420 did all this stuff. And then they finally got him out. And he needs redemption. So looking at 2024,

00:12:27.020 you're a Trump guy? Yeah, of course. I'm voting for Trump. And this is the thing. I mean,

00:12:30.200 we know the impeachment was garbage. This January 6th commission is an absolute travesty, 0.99

00:12:34.160 one of the worst that I've ever been or witnessed in my life. I mean, to think that these people on

00:12:38.140 January 6th, obviously, you know, if you really think the QAnon shaman was going to go into 0.99

00:12:42.220 Congress and decertify an election, you're mentally ill. All right. And I'm talking to 0.98

00:12:46.500 you, Nancy Pelosi, because they actually believe that they actually felt that they were under

00:12:49.400 some sort of threat. Now, you know, is it good to go storm a Capitol? I don't know if that's

00:12:53.680 necessarily good. But for them to treat it like it was 9-11, the worst terror attack in American

00:12:57.300 history, is it's just very insensitive to the people that lost loved ones on 9-11. So we live in

00:13:02.080 a government that will lie to us in order to gain, you know, what they do is they're going to trick

00:13:06.880 us into trading our freedom for safety. But at the end of the day, we're not going to have

00:13:10.920 freedom. We're not going to have safety. And guys like Donald Trump, I believe, wants to keep

00:13:14.720 some of our freedom left. But it's a slippery slope. They kick him off the Internet. You see

00:13:18.360 Alex Jones, they bankrupt him for a billion dollars. I mean, in this day and age, you know, if you go

00:13:22.300 against the counterculture, even Elon Musk, who's been, you know, pretty liberal, he wants to put a

00:13:26.280 computer chip in your brain to be able to park a Tesla. And they still are going after him. So

00:13:29.940 with these people, if you have power and you are a threat to the system, you got to go.

00:13:34.660 Now, so I'm very sympathetic to this point of view. And I agree that much of the appearance

00:13:39.660 of our political culture is just kind of a sock puppet game. And a lot of it is just theater.

00:13:44.780 And regardless of who wins or loses, we always get more immigration. We always outsource the jobs. 0.95

00:13:49.480 We always get lose more and more of our sovereignty. So I'm with you on all of that. But then how do you

00:13:54.560 avoid or do you avoid getting totally blackpilled and saying, oh, well, the libs have all the power.

00:14:01.060 All hope is lost. I might as well sit on my couch and eat potato chips full of seed oil.

00:14:05.280 It's not really. Yeah. And those seed oils are really good if you want to get estrogen and grow

00:14:09.340 breasts. But my point being, this is this is what I'm saying is it's impossible not to get blackpilled

00:14:13.640 too. And you realize guys like Dan Crenshaw that say they're conservatives are giving, you know,

00:14:17.280 billions of dollars in Ukraine. So for me, I mean, you know, how do we fight that that sense of like,

00:14:22.880 oh, you know, blackpilled like how do we, you know, get out of that mindset? It's difficult for me.

00:14:28.420 But at the same time, that's the harsh reality in which we live in the government. I don't think has our best

00:14:33.040 interest. And it's just kind of living positive and creating some sort of future that you like,

00:14:37.480 because what happens is they trick us into playing their reindeer games. You know, they trick you into

00:14:41.660 wearing the mask. They trick you into getting vaccinated with the free hamburger, you know,

00:14:45.120 and if you don't fall for their tricks, then you can live a happy life. So getting blackpilled,

00:14:50.060 it's impossible not to have that feeling sometimes. But there's a lot of hope and joy with being awake

00:14:55.480 to realizing breaking out of that cognitive dissonance, knowing that the government,

00:14:59.420 you might think they have your best interest, but really they don't.

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00:16:28.540 subject to underwriting and health questions. So you mentioned Crenshaw. And, you know, I saw your

00:16:34.400 video on Crenshaw. And I thought that that was one of the examples where I thought, isn't this a

00:16:38.900 little too far? You know, is Crenshaw more moderate than, I don't know, than us and probably a lot of

00:16:46.580 the listeners? Yes. But, you know, I like the guy personally. And I just, is that an example where

00:16:52.660 you think, you know, it's a little too impolite. The guy's a wounded veteran, you know, even if I don't

00:16:58.280 like his politics. Or do you think, no, screw him. I don't like him. And, you know, I'll say 0.90

00:17:04.000 whatever. And I don't want to be insensitive to veterans. I respect every single man and woman in

00:17:09.220 a military uniform. But at the end of the day, the whole entire military, the military industrial

00:17:13.080 complex and the imperialistic mindset that the, you know, American military has is disgusting. I mean,

00:17:18.160 I think about the millions of people that died in the Middle East. I mean, World War II, I think,

00:17:22.140 was the last justifiable war that we've had. So when I look at people like Dan Crenshaw and the

00:17:27.220 other veterans that I talk to that have been injured, they become staunchly anti-war. I'm a

00:17:31.400 conflict interventionalist. I will never say that war is good. And I know that's not necessarily a

00:17:35.360 conservative viewpoint, but I don't think as human beings right now, we're fighting a proxy war against

00:17:40.640 Russia and Ukraine over the Donbass region and for them not wanting to go into NATO. That's all we

00:17:45.340 have to do is just say they won't join NATO and keep the Donbass region autonomous where they can

00:17:49.080 choose whatever country they want to go to. And we're saying no, because we are benefiting from a

00:17:52.720 proxy war because people that it's not people that run the country. It is multinational corporations

00:17:58.440 like Halliburton, like Pfizer that can buy and sell these politicians on both sides, like toilet

00:18:03.340 paper through their political action committee. Dan Crenshaw is a guy that kicked out service

00:18:07.400 members from being in the military to the National Defense Authorization Act that weren't vaccinated,

00:18:12.060 kicked out service members in the Army Reserve that weren't vaccinated. So if he really cared about

00:18:15.840 Americans, he would actually, you know, care about these military guys that don't want to take a 0.97

00:18:20.200 vaccine that was tested on eight mice. My point being, it doesn't matter because these corporations

00:18:24.940 are running and calling the shots. We're not being ran by humans. You think freaking Halliburton

00:18:30.160 can be empathetic when they drop a drone strike on a wedding? When we left Afghanistan, Joe Biden killed 0.98

00:18:35.200 four children. Nobody says a word about it. So, you know, it's just if these were human beings running

00:18:40.340 the country, then they would be more empathetic to other human beings. But at the end of the day,

00:18:44.180 because these are CEOs, we live in a corporate talkocracy and not a real country anymore, sadly.

00:18:48.720 No, you know, I don't dispute a lot of that. I guess the question I'm asking tactically is,

00:18:54.500 you know, if in order to make that point, are you saying that the situation is just so dire and the

00:19:02.140 kind of the public communication is so staged that it is necessary to say and do things that are

00:19:10.720 impolite or rude or, you know, or immoral even? I mean, because that's, I just think when I think

00:19:17.180 about the Crenshaw thing, I think, and, you know, given I do like the guy at a personal level, but

00:19:21.540 obviously we have very different views on Ukraine, he and I, and probably on a lot of other issues

00:19:26.080 too. Or I think about even AOC, who I don't like at a personal level. And I think, you know, it's one

00:19:30.260 of your most popular videos. And it's one of those things where you think, this isn't, this is rude.

00:19:35.520 This isn't right. I shouldn't. But you're kind of like giggling off in the corner because it's kind

00:19:38.560 of funny. But you think, you know, I don't know. I couldn't bring myself to say, to say to a woman 0.93

00:19:45.700 like, Hey, you've got a big booty and you're my favorite Latino. Well, that's why I'm insane, 1.00

00:19:50.840 Michael. And listen, this is the other problem is because if you look at the top movies from the

00:19:54.420 nineties, it's like Shawshank Redemption, American Pie, Pulp Fiction. If you look at the top movies of

00:19:59.920 2021, it is literally, uh, other than Top Gun, the highest grossing movie was Sonic the Hedgehog too.

00:20:05.260 So we need some political incorrectness. We need somebody saying, you got a big booty.

00:20:09.360 And I know that that's not the nicest thing. And probably not the, you know,

00:20:12.700 it's a little unbecoming of a gentleman at the same time, it is harmless. I am complimenting her.

00:20:18.460 She is Jenny from the block. I mean, I know she's not Jennifer Lopez, but she's from that. You don't

00:20:22.720 think she's ever been cat called by a construction. I get cat called in New York city. So if she,

00:20:27.140 I do, and I'm an imbecile, then I'm sure she's been cat called. So this is the point though, 0.98

00:20:31.380 is when I go after guys like Frenchaw, this is his problem is that the NPCs, 0.73

00:20:35.260 that are talking about, he gets so, his ego is so big and same with AOC is that they have to react.

00:20:40.660 Now, when I made fun of Eric Swallow on it said, Oh, did you and Fang Fang, you know, did you guys, 0.88

00:20:44.820 you know, and you know, what kind of sex did you have with Fang Fang? Or, you know, 0.97

00:20:47.600 did you sleep with Fang Fang? He was smart. He's dead silent, kept his head down. Adam Kinzinger,

00:20:52.680 same thing. I made fun of him for January. But these, these other politicians that let me play with

00:20:57.560 them in the video game of life, that's their, they shouldn't get in the pig in the mud with a pig 0.99

00:21:02.120 like me, Michael, that's their problem. So it's just, Dan Krenshaw, if he didn't play ball so much, 0.97

00:21:07.080 then I wouldn't have to make a persona non grata, you know, and public enemy number one. So it's

00:21:12.120 just, they, if they were a little more down to earth, that that's the other problem though,

00:21:15.100 Michael, is that we have a down to earth problem is these politicians, as soon as they get elected,

00:21:18.440 they have this air of authority where they think they're better than everybody. And that's not the

00:21:21.920 case. Everybody has issues. Everybody is the same. And that's like a socialistic kind of,

00:21:26.580 you know, mindset, but really we all have problems. We all have issues and nobody is

00:21:30.140 really necessarily better than anybody else. Well, that, that is the best explanation I've

00:21:34.040 heard of. This is basically you're, you're basic, you're going out there to just see who will take

00:21:40.780 the bait. And I think you're right about Swalwell. I mean, I think you're right. The fact that Swalwell

00:21:45.160 just, just kept on moving. He said, there's no win here. Obviously the moment I react,

00:21:51.520 I'm going to lose. And he kept going, it's probably smart. And some of the other guys,

00:21:54.780 I mean, I think you did one to Jerry Nadler. Is that right?

00:21:58.380 No, that was the Fleckes. I think Jerry Nadler. Fleckes to Jerry Nadler. Okay.

00:22:02.100 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But, but I mean, listen, and I've yelled in, I've, you know,

00:22:05.400 Beto O'Rourke and you get in their politician's face and it's better for them not like, I just have 0.96

00:22:09.340 to use that quote, you know, you don't want to get in the mud with a pig like me, but this is other 0.87

00:22:12.840 things we need to humanize these politicians and we do need to call them out. Now you saw these guys 0.92

00:22:16.540 that are actually liberal guys that called out AOC for being a war hawk. And that gets 10 million views

00:22:21.060 because people want to see these politicians humanized. And so that's what I try to do is

00:22:25.540 it's not even that I'm really trying to be necessarily mean. If you notice a lot of my

00:22:28.640 content, I try to make myself the butt of the joke because I don't even really want to be mean.

00:22:32.320 I'm trying to make fun of myself by astroturfing as these crazy people or, you know, like the,

00:22:38.000 whatever the status quo of the left, like saying, you know, my wife's boyfriend,

00:22:42.160 Don Tarius, yada, yada, yada, you know, I bring up, I have a lot of little things that I can

00:22:47.460 just use that is basically become a symbol of the left. And that's the thing is we've all become

00:22:53.160 caricatures of ourselves. There's people on the far right that are annoying. There's people on

00:22:57.340 the far left that are annoying, but for all these people that talk about QAnon, they don't ever talk

00:23:00.720 about the blue Anon for 2016, where they said the election was stolen. So it's calling out hypocrisy

00:23:05.340 is my point, Michael. And that's what I want to do is just try to call out the people, especially

00:23:09.060 the mainstream media that's hypocritical and the politicians. I've yet to meet very few Marjorie Taylor

00:23:14.360 Green that I've become friends with. She's not very hypocritical. And, you know, Thomas Massey

00:23:18.420 that I've interacted with, a few of the ones that I've interacted with that have been nice. Even

00:23:21.540 Madison Cawthorn wasn't very hypocritical. I feel like I've dealt with a lot of people that very few

00:23:26.900 of them are actually good. The majority of them are egomanias. You know, it's funny you mentioned 0.86

00:23:30.820 Marjorie Taylor Green because I hadn't met her before and I interviewed her not that long ago and I had 0.97

00:23:36.140 heard she's the crazy, evil, radical, Nazi, whatever. And then I'm chatting with her and she's perfectly 0.89

00:23:43.620 nice and polite and saying, saying things that are perfectly normal. And I kept waiting for some

00:23:49.140 crazy bomb throwing, insane conspiracy. And that never happened. She was, she was so different

00:23:56.160 than how she's been portrayed everywhere on the left. And even in many quarters of the right. 0.93

00:24:01.420 No, and I've become really good friends with Marjorie and she even jokes, you know,

00:24:04.340 when they said the Jewish space lasers, that was taken out of context. She was talking about the

00:24:07.500 anti-defense, you know, anti-missile defense system in Israel. She wasn't really trying to make fun.

00:24:12.300 I know that's Iron Dome, you know, but she's literally just making a joke and they make it 0.94

00:24:16.040 like she's anti-Semitic and she's not. She's a very good friend of mine. She's just, I just know

00:24:19.520 that for a fact. And she's actually a mom that cares about America. That's what we need. We need

00:24:24.100 more of those normal people that actually go into politics instead of these career politicians like

00:24:27.900 Joe Biden, who's been in DC his entire life and the country's only gotten worse. And so it's like,

00:24:33.420 we need more of these people that are America first and then are globalists. And I know that's

00:24:37.440 like their tinfoil hat. What do you mean globalist? Is these corporations,

00:24:40.620 like I talked about earlier, Apple Computer, one of the biggest corporations, instead of,

00:24:44.580 instead of, you know, building the phone, the Apple iPhone in America, they outsource it to

00:24:49.740 China. And in China at the Foxconn factories, they treat their employees so bad that they have

00:24:53.860 suicide nets because so many employees are jumping off the roof. And in Apple, instead of giving their

00:24:59.060 workers better wages, they build bigger nets. So we need politicians that aren't just going to bow

00:25:04.060 down to these corporations that don't care about us. And Marjorie is one of them that has,

00:25:08.980 when you look at her funding, but when you look at the funding of a guy like Dan Crenshaw,

00:25:12.100 it's all the big, you know, the big dogs, Halliburton. So if those guys are the ones paying these

00:25:17.240 politicians, for me, that's red flag. We need a human empathetic viewpoint, not a corporation,

00:25:24.940 Robotech, you know, whatever, Robocop, whatever that company was from Robocop, you know, these,

00:25:29.180 or excuse me, I'm thinking of the company from Terminator. What is it? I can't think of it,

00:25:34.520 but the dystopian futuristic company that they see in all these movies, that's what they want

00:25:39.960 to rule the world. I don't want that to happen. No, you know, I'm really glad you bring up the

00:25:43.900 corporation-ness of it all, because for so long, for most of my political life, the Republicans

00:25:50.100 just shilled and carried water for corporations that absolutely hate our guts, that destroy our 0.55

00:25:55.500 country, that gut our economy, that open up our borders, that destroy our national traditions. 1.00

00:25:59.520 And we're over here saying, well, you know, if you don't like it, build your own GE or whatever.

00:26:03.580 And it's just so completely insane. And I just love, too, for so many years on the right, you

00:26:09.860 heard all these kind of egghead think tank takes on how, well, actually, if you want to have a good

00:26:15.140 society, we need to open up all the borders and give all the money to the corporations and lose

00:26:19.040 all of our power, because then at the end of that, somehow, step B, we're going to leave that

00:26:23.000 open, but then step C, you're going to have a great country. And I thought, you know, I don't know,

00:26:26.900 maybe I'm just not sophisticated. I don't have a PhD in poli-sci. I just think maybe we should do

00:26:31.740 good stuff and avoid bad stuff. Is that enough for a political philosophy? More good, less bad.

00:26:37.360 That's what I want.

00:26:38.820 Well, and speaking of the battle of good versus evil, now, let me get real tinfoil out for the

00:26:42.520 Daily Wire. I believe these evil people are using, I think it's out of the Bible, it's the Tower of

00:26:47.680 Babel. And in the Tower of Babel, it was a story about Nimrod wanting to build the tower to the

00:26:51.620 kingdom of heaven to kill God. And in that, when the tower got pretty high, God made them all speak

00:26:57.540 different languages and they broke off in different tribes. What these corporations or what these

00:27:01.600 people were trying to do is literally from the Bible, Genesis chapter 11, verse 9, I flipped that,

00:27:06.200 that's 9-11. That's just weird. What I'm saying is they're reverse engineering the Tower of Babel

00:27:11.700 in order so there's one ruler here on earth, and that would be Satan. That's the one world order that

00:27:17.320 they always talk about. And that's literally what they want. I mean, when you look at the fact that it's

00:27:20.540 such a big deal that Ukraine's joining NATO, why is Russia, why is that a big deal? It's because

00:27:25.180 they don't want them to become a superpower. And that's already what we basically have. So

00:27:28.680 it's that autonomy. America needs to go back to being autonomous. Other countries need to go back

00:27:33.020 to being autonomous instead of relying on each other and just being a blank check to the Ukraine.

00:27:38.100 That is what's going to help our country. And it's literally a satanic, demonic game plan. And

00:27:42.740 that's why these people that say they want abortion up until birth, even when they ask people that are

00:27:46.800 pro-choice, Michael, hey, you're pro-abortion, but do you think there should be a limit?

00:27:51.400 Overwhelmingly, people say after the first semester or after the second trimester,

00:27:54.660 I said trimester. Overwhelmingly, pro-choice people believe there should be a limit. But

00:27:59.160 all these politicians want no limit. They want it nine months or up until after birth. So it's

00:28:04.200 demonic people that are calling the shots. And I don't know, you talked about it. The point being is

00:28:08.920 it is a battle of good versus evil. And knowing that you're doing good, I believe the good will win

00:28:13.640 in the end. But it's not going to be an easy road ahead.

00:28:17.160 That's right. The middle part of that can take a while. I mean, of course, one, we know, this is

00:28:22.420 really basic stuff from the Bible, that Satan is the prince of this world, of this fallen world.

00:28:27.840 Two, you've got Joe Biden's deputy monkeypox coordinator taking pictures of himself wearing

00:28:32.880 pentagram leather harnesses on his chest over his other pentagram pectoral tattoo. So this stuff is

00:28:38.740 there. I mean, you're seeing overt kind of demonic imagery everywhere. But we'll unfortunately have

00:28:45.140 to leave it there, Alex. There's so much more to talk about. We've got to get you out here.

00:28:48.400 We're going to leave it on a cliffhanger.

00:28:50.460 No, no, we leave. I'm just saying, what a good cliffhanger. As soon as we get to the demonic,

00:28:53.840 the SRA, satanic ritual abuse, then we got to cut it. But we'll be back. 0.99

00:28:58.000 No, it'll be great. I mean, we have to get you back out. That'll be the cliffhanger, folks.

00:29:01.800 The overt demon worship that we're seeing from the satanic Biden administration.

00:29:05.960 That's the cliffhanger. Whenever we can get Alex Stein out to Nashville, we will

00:29:10.400 take it up from there and hopefully go a lot longer. Mr. Primetime99, Alex Stein,

00:29:15.220 thank you for coming on. People can find you over at The Blaze, correct?

00:29:18.540 Yeah, I'm at The Blaze. I got a new show coming out at the first of the year,

00:29:21.720 the Primetime Alex Stein show. And, you know, the Daily Wire, I got to applaud you that you guys are

00:29:25.900 just dominating. So I like it. Birds of a feather flock together. So, Michael, it's an honor and a

00:29:31.180 privilege to come on your program today. Thanks, man. I appreciate it. And I look forward to seeing

00:29:35.080 you for a much longer sit down.

The Michael Knowles Show - October 19, 2022

The Art of Trolling Everyone ｜ Alex Stein Interview

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