The NXR Podcast - NXR Livestream - Epstein Files： Top 3 Takeaways w⧸Harrison Smith of INFOWARS

00:00:00 The Epstein files have been released and then further released and then further released.

00:00:04 The latest edition that we've received unpacks a ton, but here's the deal. Ain't nobody got time

00:00:08 for that. It is tons and tons and tons of pages. So what we're going to do in today's episode is

00:00:14 break down for you very clearly, very thoroughly, the top three takeaways from the latest revelations

00:00:22 of the Epstein files. The first one that you need to be aware of, probably the reason why you clicked

00:00:28 on this video is this. Jeffrey Epstein very well may possibly still be alive. There's plenty of

00:00:36 people who've talked about this without much proof, and it seems to be completely unhinged. 0.98

00:00:41 It seems to be absolutely ridiculous. We would not lay this out in the episode today if we did

00:00:47 not think that there's some validity. We are not saying guaranteed that Jeffrey Epstein definitively

00:00:53 is still alive. Nobody at this point can say that, or the few people who may be able to say that

00:00:59 won't say it. So we're not making a definitive claim, but we're going to lay out for you the

00:01:05 evidence that seems to at least make this theory quite possible. The second thing that we're going

00:01:12 to be addressing is that Jeffrey Epstein was absolutely pro-Trump, and he was advising and

00:01:19 consulting and working with both Trump's campaign in his first administration and the administration

00:01:25 itself via Steve Bannon and others as well. See, a lot of guys, if we're honest, myself,

00:01:33 I've been a lifelong in my adult life GOP voter. And the temptation is right there to say Jeffrey

00:01:40 Epstein, pedophile, bad, evil, wicked, all those things I agree with, just for the record,

00:01:46 and therefore Democrat, right? Everybody who's kind of a lifelong conservative, we all have 0.94

00:01:53 this instinct that we can't help deep down inside. We want to make this a left versus right

00:01:59 situation, a Democrat versus Republican situation. So the second big revelation that's been buried

00:02:06 that a lot of people will not admit, and we're going to lay it out for you and show how this one

00:02:10 is definitively proven. This one is a guarantee. This is not, as much as I wish it was, this is

00:02:17 not a left versus right issue. This is not Democrat versus Republican issue. Jeffrey Epstein, he worked

00:02:24 with Democrats, but he also worked with Republicans. He was well-connected with anybody who had power.

00:02:30 This is not left versus right. This is elites versus the plebs, right? This is Jews, let's call 1.00

00:02:37 what it is versus the Goyam. And that's our third revelation that we're going to be addressing 0.86

00:02:42 in this episode, is that Epstein and his closest colleagues and the most powerful allies he had

00:02:49 saw their struggles as predominantly not being left versus right or right versus left. It wasn't

00:02:55 Democrat and GOP. It wasn't conservatives versus liberals. It was Jews versus the world. It was a

00:03:04 civilizational struggle. And it was, in many cases, we just have to be honest about this,

00:03:10 it was not political as much as it was racial and religious. Racial and religious. Jews versus

00:03:19 Gentiles. Talmudic Judaism versus Christianity versus the Bible. It's, guys, it's the Antichrist 0.83

00:03:29 versus Christ. That's the battle. It's always been the battle. And the reality is that historically,

00:03:37 at least recent history, over the past several decades, the GOP, in terms of political parties,

00:03:43 has aligned more. It's always had problems. But it has been at least more closely aligned

00:03:49 to team Christ is King, Jesus, Christianity, than the Democrat Party. But a lot of that is

00:03:57 starting to fade away. And I think because you could just assume for so long that the GOP

00:04:03 was more in line on the cultural issues, the familial issues, the traditional issues,

00:04:08 being against abortion, at least generally, being against same-sex marriage, at least generally,

00:04:14 because that was the case for so long, we could say, well, I'm on team, not GOP, I'm on team Jesus.

00:04:20 Jesus. But Team Jesus, as it pertains to my voting patterns, means that 99 out of 100 times I'm going

00:04:28 to vote GOP, not because they're perfect, not because the Republican Party is synonymous with

00:04:34 Jesus, with Christianity, but it's at least closer. And what we all have to realize, one of the big

00:04:39 takeaways from this latest rendition of the Epstein files is this. It's no longer GOP versus

00:04:47 Democrats. It's no longer the right versus the left. It's what it's actually always been

00:04:54 underneath the surface, which is Christ versus the Antichrist. It's Christians versus everybody else. 0.96

00:05:02 And with that everybody else, at the top, the elites influencing everybody else against the 0.98

00:05:07 Christians, many of them are Jews. And Epstein proves this point. So top three takeaways from 1.00

00:05:15 the latest revelations of the Epstein files, again, are as follows. If this is what you're

00:05:20 looking for, you are in the right video, in the right place. Number one, Jeffrey Epstein very

00:05:26 possibly may still be alive. If so, we think we know where he is, and we have some evidence that

00:05:34 may prove this as a fact. Number two, the battle was not GOP versus Democrats. Jeffrey Epstein

00:05:43 was an avid Trump supporter, and he was influencing the Trump administration through Steve Bannon and

00:05:50 others. And number three, the real dividing lines was not political, but it was predominantly

00:05:57 civilizational, religious, and racial. Judaism versus Christianity, Jews versus the Goyim,

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00:08:04 all right here we are in the studio we are live top three takeaways from the latest revelations

00:08:27 with the epstein files and we are very blessed to have harrison smith live in person in the studio

00:08:34 Harrison, thanks for coming on.

00:08:35 My pleasure.

00:08:35 Thanks for having me.

00:08:36 You've got your own show that you've got to do today.

00:08:38 So we've got you for maybe a couple hours, and then you've got to get going.

00:08:42 What do you have on the docket for today?

00:08:44 What are you doing on your show?

00:08:45 I do The War Room each and every weekday, 3 to 6 p.m., Infowars.com, band.video.

00:08:50 And the day's news, videos, phone calls.

00:08:54 I'm not sure if we have a guest today, but yeah.

00:08:56 What are you hitting today?

00:08:57 What topics?

00:08:58 It'll probably be Epstein.

00:08:59 It'll probably be a hell of a lot of Epstein if I had to guess.

00:09:01 I've also been spending a lot of time on Europe and the UK and the way that

00:09:05 they are just committing to suicide.

00:09:08 Yeah.

00:09:09 They're essentially,

00:09:09 okay.

00:09:10 I wasn't sure we're on YouTube.

00:09:12 It's very weird.

00:09:13 I got,

00:09:13 I got to like,

00:09:14 YouTube will dock us a little bit,

00:09:16 but at the same time,

00:09:18 it's like,

00:09:19 if it's true,

00:09:20 we don't want to go out of our way,

00:09:21 but it's like,

00:09:22 no,

00:09:22 Europe is committing suicide and that's what it is.

00:09:25 It's sad, 1.00

00:09:26 but it's true.

00:09:27 And if YouTube is listening right now and doesn't like that,

00:09:29 then you should stop being liars and burying the truth yeah you know i just think it's it's it's

00:09:35 funny trying to figure out how to censor yourself because i'm on terrestrial radio so i can't say

00:09:39 any four-letter words i can't say yeah things like that but and so then i'll have like youtube

00:09:44 streamers come on and they won't say you know they'll say pdf file and it's like right it's

00:09:48 weird what words you can and can't use depending on the platform so cool well thanks for coming

00:09:52 on the show we really appreciate it uh we we don't you know we had a long intro so we want

00:09:56 to get to it for the listener. What we're going to do in this first segment is we have three top

00:10:02 takeaways. We're going to hit the first one, which is the theory. And I want to be really clear. We're

00:10:07 not saying this is definitive proof. I actually just had lunch with him yesterday. We're not

00:10:12 making that claim. But we are saying that we think that there are enough pieces of potential evidence

00:10:19 that it's plausible. Definitive? Objective? No. Plausible? Possible? Yes. And so we're going to

00:10:26 bring some receipts and lay that out. All right. Well, ever since Jeffrey Epstein's death in August

00:10:31 of 2019, rumors have circulated around the internet. He's still alive. They switched him

00:10:36 out. We can look at the body here. The ear shape doesn't really quite match. And we all know Epstein

00:10:41 was very well connected. So if anyone could pull off being swapped out of jail, a new body put in

00:10:46 there and the narrative getting out, this guy is dead, it would honestly probably have been

00:10:51 Jeffrey Epstein. Now, on another note, what we also know about Epstein is that he was an avid

00:10:56 video gamer. He literally, as a grown man, I mean, in his 40s, in his 50s, was spending money on

00:11:03 Fortnite bucks. We see this from the Epstein files, receipts that have been included with what

00:11:06 the FBI released. He actually, back in the day, he suggested microtransactions for Black Ops. Those

00:11:12 or those terrible little $2 things 0.55

00:11:16 where it's like, hey, play $2 for this weapon skin.

00:11:18 So this guy loved video games.

00:11:20 And when you look at the files,

00:11:21 you can see that he used a couple of usernames

00:11:23 very frequently throughout his time.

00:11:25 So you know the same way that maybe you use

00:11:27 the same password for all of your accounts.

00:11:29 We see from Epstein that he used this username,

00:11:32 LittleStJeff1.

00:11:33 And we have a receipt in the Epstein files

00:11:35 that that was his YouTube account, LittleStJeff1.

00:11:39 And we also have in the Epstein files

00:11:40 that he spent money on a children's video game called Fortnite.

00:11:45 Now, what someone connected the dots with,

00:11:47 this is just only about probably 24 hours ago,

00:11:50 and they're putting the pieces together,

00:11:51 and this is actually developing in real time,

00:11:52 because as I'll get to, the evidence is being covered up in real time,

00:11:56 is that there is a Fortnite account called Little St. Jeff 1.

00:12:01 And if you put this on the screen, the image that I have selected,

00:12:03 you'll see that account has a very recognizable flag.

00:12:07 And it's not red, white, and blue.

00:12:08 It's not yellow. 0.96

00:12:10 Oh, it's Israel.

00:12:11 This account, Little St. Jeff 1, again, the same account that we know Epstein used with other social media presences.

00:12:17 This is a Fortnite account.

00:12:19 This is the public viewer of the account with an Israel flag bearing the same username.

00:12:23 Now, this account is still playing today.

00:12:26 This account played, I think, for about 10 hours the last season that's going on right now, Chapter 6, Season 1, that just launched in August of 2025.

00:12:35 So this account is still playing today, but check this piece out.

00:12:39 There's one point, the play history of this account.

00:12:42 This account's been playing for years, where he doesn't really participate.

00:12:46 Fortnite goes on a season model, so there's different chapters and there's different seasons within the chapter.

00:12:51 So it's not just a game that's been out for 10 years.

00:12:53 There's chapters to this, and there's one chapter where this account doesn't play at all.

00:12:58 Chapter 1, Season 10, that ran from August to October 2019,

00:13:04 when Jeffrey Epstein was imprisoned, supposedly died, and passed away.

00:13:09 and then it resumes play. You can see the 0% right there. That was the season that he didn't

00:13:13 play much in. And all the other accounts, spending about 13% of his time on the other season,

00:13:19 5% of his time the season before it, continues to play and continues to play to this day.

00:13:24 Now, in and of itself, if that's all we had, truly all we had, it's interesting,

00:13:30 but I don't know if it's necessarily enough. But as soon as this was posted and began making the

00:13:34 rounds on the internet, that account immediately went private. Someone saw that this account was

00:13:40 getting attention. The person who not just knew of the account, owned the account and had the

00:13:44 ability, they went in. Boom. Private. The Wayback Machine is a method of archiving internet pages.

00:13:51 You want to archive what someone said 10 years ago. You don't want to just store it on your laptop

00:13:55 that you could lose. You archive it on something called the Internet Archive Wayback Machine.

00:13:59 So whenever someone finds something like this, one of the first things to do, for one, grab your

00:14:03 own screenshot that can never be deleted but you also go and archive the page as a public record

00:14:08 that everybody can see everybody can see this account well yesterday after it was revealed

00:14:13 this account was still active the internet archive way back machine removed all archives of that

00:14:18 account page and i mentioned earlier that since 2019 many individuals have made the claim potentially

00:14:24 even guards at the prison guys he was swapped out now 4chan is obviously not known for its

00:14:30 reliability. But there was one post where someone said, guys, I witnessed at 4 a.m. in the morning

00:14:35 them come in, wheel this guy in, wheel this guy out. And the FBI, we now see in the files,

00:14:42 interviewed the author of that post. The FBI found it credible enough to take that guy in

00:14:48 and say, we want to sit down with you and hear what it is you said. And so that's the evidence

00:14:52 put forward. I don't know what you guys think. It's not unthinkable at all that this guy is alive.

00:14:58 And when you combine it with the country, again, the country that's in the profile, this is a country where a lot of convicted felons of terrible crimes they go to.

00:15:09 They won't be extradited by the U.S.

00:15:11 If they have some type of connection, maybe some type of ethnic, racial connection, you can fill in the dots.

00:15:18 A lot of them have fled to this country to live out their days because they'll be protected there.

00:15:23 That's not unthinkable at all.

00:15:25 Israel.

00:15:25 It's Israel.

00:15:26 yeah no that's well laid out Harrison what do you think uh yeah I've I've had a suspicion that

00:15:33 he was alive the whole time because I mean everything in the Epstein files like when

00:15:37 you told me the title of this stream was going to be the big takeaways y'all hit on exactly the

00:15:41 same takeaways I would have laid out as well but really it's it's coloring in a black and white

00:15:47 picture we've had the black and white picture forever generally how these things work what

00:15:51 happened. Now we're getting more color. With the Jeffrey Epstein being alive or not thing,

00:15:56 it's the same to me. There was a drone shot from somebody named Rush D. Shackelford who went to

00:16:01 his island right after he died. And somebody who looks an awful lot like Jeffrey Epstein is seen

00:16:05 on the island then. He immediately gets in a car and drives away. There's the discrepancy with the

00:16:09 guy's ear, the corpse that they show the picture of. His ear looks different than Jeffrey Epstein's

00:16:14 ear. The 4chan post to me is the most interesting and probably the most damning of the whole story

00:16:19 because what happens is this guy, before anybody announces that Jeffrey Epstein quote-unquote died,

00:16:24 like before that official announcement is made, somebody on 4chan says,

00:16:27 I work in the jail, they're going to say Jeffrey Epstein killed himself,

00:16:31 but there was a very suspicious transfer with this van that didn't sign in

00:16:35 and isn't on any of the manifest, this is very suspicious.

00:16:38 Jeffrey Epstein dies the next day.

00:16:39 So the coincidence of somebody saying they're about to say he killed himself

00:16:44 and then the next day he does, there was already a tension on that post,

00:16:47 like, okay, he was right. Maybe he was right about other stuff. But still, it was just sort

00:16:52 of up in the air, like could have been a lucky guess, could have been a troll that just happened

00:16:55 to be right. But the fact that the SDNY, the Southern District of New York, subpoenaed 4chan

00:17:00 for the IP address of who posted that, and it was somebody that worked at the jail, that's basically

00:17:05 total confirmation that he was telling the truth and wasn't making it up and had firsthand knowledge

00:17:10 and the ability to know what he was posting. So that to me is massive confirmation. The Fortnite

00:17:15 thing is crazy. The fact they took the Internet Archive

00:17:17 down, again, just a point

00:17:19 of... Super suspicious. Super suspicious. Have y'all seen

00:17:21 the picture of the guy that looks like Epstein with 0.65

00:17:23 the crazy hair in Israel? All grown 0.79

00:17:25 out? All grown out. I mean, it

00:17:27 is very, very similar.

00:17:29 And so I was talking to my wife about this,

00:17:32 and it's basically

00:17:33 you have to, I find

00:17:35 with conspiracy theories, you have to just kind of

00:17:37 assume it's all true at once, even the

00:17:39 contradictory stuff. Because my wife

00:17:41 was asking me about this, she's like, well, why would they

00:17:43 why would they let this guy die? Why would they kill him? Wouldn't they want, you know, if he's

00:17:47 an agent, don't they want to show that the agents are protected? And it's like, all right, either

00:17:50 he was an intelligence agency and he was killed, or he was an intelligent agent and he was killed

00:17:54 because they didn't want him talking. Uh, and they killed him in a public way to make everybody know

00:17:59 all their agents know, Hey, if you think you're going to talk, there's nowhere we can't get to

00:18:03 you even in the federal. So it's like, okay, there's a reason why they would want to kill

00:18:07 him and make it public as a, as a message to anybody else who was thinking of blowing the

00:18:11 whistle or they wanted to fake his death so he could escape or the and so it's all these different

00:18:15 possibilities all equally true we'll never get confirmation one way or the other with any of

00:18:19 them uh and that's okay you could but if Jeffrey Epstein was alive and in Tel Aviv playing Fortnite

00:18:25 it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if he was murdered by intelligence agents that also

00:18:31 wouldn't necessarily surprise me and you got to be okay with with not knowing one way or the other

00:18:36 that's how I feel about it yep well said uh Wes Antonio any thoughts I was going to say when it

00:18:40 comes to Jeffrey Epstein, he was so well connected and so rich. These people have access to things

00:18:45 you and I don't have access to. When he served time in Florida prison. Like fake dead bodies.

00:18:49 Like fake dead bodies. That's another level. But think about this. When he went to Florida prison

00:18:53 in 2008 to 2009 for soliciting prostitution, he had a setup where he could come and go to jail

00:19:00 as he pleased. If you or I got busted for soliciting prostitution, do you think we would

00:19:07 get a nice cushy jail sentence with a video game console with free visits literally the ability to

00:19:13 come and go as we please now of course he got that because he was well connected the prosecutors on

00:19:19 the case were told don't touch him he's intelligence so he had all these favors we know from the first

00:19:25 time he was in jail he was able to pull strings he was able to basically skate on by and so it's

00:19:30 not unthinkable because it's happened before man that feels like a lot to pull off this guy was in

00:19:35 prison well yeah but we saw what happened when he was in prison before he basically skated free he

00:19:40 served his little 13 months had a great time and got out of it because he's rich yeah also let's

00:19:45 say they do try to pull this off who is going to bust them are the authorities going to bust them

00:19:49 well they're in on it is the media going to report on it if there's suspicion or is the mainstream

00:19:52 media going to blow the the cover wide open of course not they're in on it too so the only way

00:19:57 would ever come out would be on some anonymous post on 4chan just because our entire structure

00:20:01 is um complicit in all of this right yeah because you have to realize what this would mean it would

00:20:06 mean that for at this point now six years federal authorities the fbi doj they've been essentially

00:20:13 lying about someone who you know someone who committed heinous crimes according to them

00:20:18 that he's actually a lot you know he's actually dead when he's alive and uh and if you look at

00:20:22 the whole sort of cover-up as it relates to the documents and the epstein files they exist they

00:20:27 don't exist okay we're going to release them we're going to take two times as long as we

00:20:30 we were mandated by federal law to release them. And now even still, you have watchdogs coming out

00:20:35 and saying, hey, you haven't released all the files. You haven't released internal communications

00:20:38 in the DOJ with respect to how you were going to release the files. So there's all of these

00:20:42 questions. And it certainly would implicate the DOJ and leadership, even under the Trump

00:20:47 administration, but also going back to the Biden administration as it relates to, hey,

00:20:51 you haven't released the information. Why has it taken five years for you to release this

00:20:54 information? And of course, now things are coming out and we're seeing evidence in the files that,

00:20:59 oh, maybe he's actually still alive.

00:21:00 Or even with respect to his arrest

00:21:03 and his relationships and connections

00:21:04 and foreign governments in Israel,

00:21:06 it raises more questions than it answers, really.

00:21:09 And so if you're, yeah, if you're the DOJ,

00:21:11 this is something that,

00:21:13 it's kind of like a wildfire at this point.

00:21:15 It's gonna be really hard to rein this stuff in.

00:21:17 Yep, well said.

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00:25:07 So the next revelation, I think, that came out of this latest batch of the Epstein file release is it relates to this whole conversation.

00:25:15 It's been happening around Epstein, whether he was a Democrat or Republican, and who exactly owns the scandal.

00:25:20 And you've seen the politicization of this a little bit in the way that Republicans have obviously tried to frame Epstein as a Democrat.

00:25:27 As so under the Biden administration, they're saying, oh, well, the Epstein documents are being withheld because there's there's some implication in the documents that he was a Democrat, you know, supporting Democratic candidates, you know, hodgepodging with Democrat billionaires and those sorts of things.

00:25:43 And then as soon as the Trump administration came into power, the conversation obviously flipped.

00:25:47 And now you have this massive push from the Democrats.

00:25:49 Hey, release the Epstein files.

00:25:51 This is a Trump scandal, so on and so forth.

00:25:53 And so one of the biggest revelations and really truly did surprise me was as you look through the latest Epstein files, you see this massive correspondence between Jeffrey Epstein and Steve Bannon.

00:26:03 And if you read through this and, you know, people have done the work of actually making this a little bit more of a readable format.

00:26:09 So whether it's Gmail, the emails and the text messages, what you find is it seemingly Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein were really close friends.

00:26:18 I mean, in terms of the just the frequency of the correspondence, but also the intimacy of those things.

00:26:22 So if you can look at the beginning of 2019, remember Jeffrey Epstein is actually ultimately arrested in July of that year.

00:26:30 But all of these things as it relates to Epstein and his connections and the scandal and the charges, they start coming dripping out basically in the media at the beginning of the year.

00:26:39 So this is February. This is March. And one of the big stories that broke was actually Ann Coulter.

00:26:44 She released a article that was subject Media Magic, How a Democrat Pedophile Became a Trump Scandal.

00:26:51 So here, even you can see the politicization, the framing of, hey, there's this guy, he's really powerful, and he's well-connected, and he's a Democrat, but now this is on Trump's hands to deal with.

00:27:01 And in the correspondence, and we can pull this up on the screen, in the correspondence as it relates to this article, this is text messages between Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein.

00:27:10 Jeffrey Epstein sends the article and says, I'm on her team.

00:27:15 And Ann Coulter, obviously, is a political conservative talking pundit, talking head.

00:27:20 He says, I'm on her team to Bannon.

00:27:23 And at this time, obviously, Bannon has already started releasing the war room.

00:27:27 He's become more or less a MAGA Trump piece.

00:27:29 And he says, this is why this is nuttier.

00:27:32 And so Jeffrey Epstein, obviously, in this exchange is saying, I'm having Republicans attack me as a Democrat, but I'm not a Democrat.

00:27:40 I'm actually on her team, i.e. a Republican.

00:27:43 So here is one, I guess, one piece of evidence that you have to suggest that Epstein identified with the Trump movement.

00:27:50 Obviously, there's no smoking gun as it relates to correspondence with Trump or correspondence with his campaign directly.

00:27:57 But via his relationship with Steve Bannon, it becomes very clear that his motives and his intent in his correspondence and leveraging his connections was to support the Trump administration,

00:28:07 predominantly through the scandal related to Michael Cohen and the Hush Money scandal.

00:28:11 And at other points in the text messages, we don't have this on the screen, but Epstein

00:28:16 refers to this Ann Coulter story and says, Ann Coulter, now on Hannity, should I continue

00:28:22 to ignore?

00:28:24 Bannon later says, I think this will make it worse. 0.99

00:28:27 Epstein replies, Sass, calling me a child rapist. 0.99

00:28:30 This is nuts. 0.99

00:28:31 Sorry, dude.

00:28:32 Do you mean to ignore or that responding would make it worse?

00:28:34 So he's basically asking him, should I write an op-ed?

00:28:37 Should I come out and try to push back against these things?

00:28:39 going back and forth with Bannon as, as it relates to how will this impact the Trump

00:28:43 administration? How will I, how, essentially, how can I help Trump by becoming either a punching

00:28:48 bag, by laying low, by going on the offense? And here it is again, Trump, Bannon as a mouthpiece,

00:28:55 basically going back and forth with Jeffrey Epstein on the blowback, uh, you know, the

00:28:59 charges that are coming in and ensuing those sorts of things. Uh, later, uh, he, he, he says

00:29:04 Cohen's arrest is bad. So this is 2018 in August. They're going back and forth about Michael Cohen

00:29:10 being arrested. He says it's bad. Bannon replies, end of days. And so you see this consistently

00:29:16 through the text message, thousands and thousands of text messages of Steve Bannon that Epstein

00:29:20 certainly identified, wanted to help Trump. At one point, he even, Bannon, as he's, again,

00:29:26 being a Trump mouthpiece and going at economic events and going on to radio shows and talk shows,

00:29:30 he's asking him for advice. Hey, Jeffrey Epstein, what should I talk about at this economic event?

00:29:36 Jeffrey Epstein replies, let me think about it. And then comes back and says, hey, you need to

00:29:40 talk about Venezuela and the oil. You need to talk about Chile. You need to go on the offensive as

00:29:44 MAGA. And so time and time again, these kinds of details are coming out. And I think what it

00:29:52 ultimately points to is that Republicans do have to own this element of the story. Again, not a

00:29:58 smoking gun, but certainly Epstein was not a Democrat, as it appears, at least in the late

00:30:03 2010s, during the first Trump administration. And in various ways, and conceivably through

00:30:09 connections, not directly, he's influencing the Trump administration on various points,

00:30:14 how to respond to scandal, how to address some particular economic point. And so that's basically

00:30:20 the big revelation here is, if you're Trump, what exactly do you take from this? How do you

00:30:25 actually go on the offensive now with these files having been released, how do you frame the

00:30:29 relationship? Of course, Trump in the past has said, you know, Epstein's a pretty good guy and

00:30:33 all of these things have been talked about ad nauseum. But ultimately, this is really bad for

00:30:39 Republicans, I think people are starting to realize. Yep, well said. Harrison, what do you

00:30:43 think as it relates to Jeffrey Epstein? Is this a political battle? Is it left versus right? How

00:30:48 would you frame it? I do think there's a strong left and right element. I don't really agree

00:30:55 with this being a Republican scandal. I'll explain why. I don't think Jeffrey Epstein

00:30:59 cares one way or the other. I don't think he is politically classifiable as either party.

00:31:05 And I think he probably did what a lot of the people around Trump do. I think it's all about

00:31:09 Israel. And I think it's about, okay, the left wing has stopped supporting Israel and is against

00:31:15 what's happening in Gaza. So they determined that the way that you're going to keep that support up

00:31:21 is by going over to the Republicans. We see that with Bill Ackman and all these other people who

00:31:24 were lifelong democrats until 2024 and they all swapped over i think maybe jeffrey epstein was a

00:31:29 little bit ahead of the curve on that but remember jeffrey epstein went to bill clinton's white house

00:31:33 dozens of times bill clinton was literally his best friend and like it in a lot of the early i

00:31:38 mean years decades ago when they released a lot of the uh testimony from the witnesses they're asked

00:31:43 like they're not asked about names they're asked like who else should we talk to we know jeffrey

00:31:47 epstein's involved who else do you think is involved and every single one of them said well

00:31:50 bill clinton should be the next on your list so i think in terms of like the republican party

00:31:54 versus Democrat Party. Democrat Party is a lot more involved in this. And again, the reason I

00:31:58 think it matters is because this all goes back to 2016 and the Pizzagate files. And those came

00:32:04 directly out of the Democrat power structure, the Democrat Party. And so for the last 10 years,

00:32:09 the entire concept of elite pedophilia of sex trafficking rings, the highest realms of our

00:32:14 government, we could have talked about this, we could have investigated it, we could have

00:32:18 actually solved this issue 10 years ago, but it's been the left for the last 10 years that's mocked

00:32:23 this and derided this and pretended didn't exist. I mean, I played a video on the Alex Jones show

00:32:27 the other day of a clip from the show, The Boys, where they go out of their way to mock this entire

00:32:32 concept of Pizzagate and QAnon. And I mean, they went out of their way to completely discredit

00:32:38 all of these claims. So for the left now to say they're the champions and Trump's the pedophile 0.95

00:32:42 protector, it's just completely absurd and ridiculous. And the swap is really inexplicable 0.99

00:32:47 to me. I don't know why Trump has done this 180, but I do think the political divide matters in

00:32:55 that, and again, conservatives are not Republicans. The Republican Party is not the Republican idea.

00:33:02 It's like all of these things are incomplete descriptions of what we're trying to discuss

00:33:08 here. But yeah, I think that Jeffrey Epstein and people like him are perfectly willing to use

00:33:13 right-wingers, Republicans, whatever you want to call them. I mean, George H.W. Bush was involved

00:33:17 in the Boys Town scandal in like the late 80s, I think, early 90s.

00:33:22 And that was pedophilia and all sorts of horrible things.

00:33:25 So it's clearly not a left or right issue at the top levels.

00:33:29 However, I think the whole paradigm now that it's Republicans who have to own this scandal,

00:33:37 I think is a little bit ridiculous because I think the Democrats have sort of blood on

00:33:41 their hands for how aggressively they've shut down any discussion about elite pedophilia 0.93

00:33:47 for the last 10 years yeah i think part of what makes it so hairy and uh blurs the lines is the

00:33:53 second administration with trump yep like that's that's what's got so many people asking questions

00:33:59 including myself um is okay if you're going to be the standard bearer and you're going to you know

00:34:05 to take a stand for justice and this that and the other um this just seems like like the perfect 0.91

00:34:10 alley-oop to slam dunk like atrocious sinister immoral issues and hang them like an albatross

00:34:20 around the neck of the left make them untouchable make them unthinkable um and yet you don't have

00:34:27 that you have pam bondy you know sitting on what what files they don't exist and then you have you

00:34:31 know trump like literally mocking his own base when they're saying we need to get to the bottom

00:34:36 of this you're still talking about that why are you still talking about it's not a good look no

00:34:40 So I feel like if it was 2024 before November, you know, like if we just turned back the clock

00:34:48 about 15 months ago, it would be ironclad. It'd be like, yeah, leftist, they are terrible and

00:34:57 they're pedophiles. And the right, they've got problems, but not like that. But now it's a lot 0.99

00:35:02 harder. So let me pick your brain a little further with a little bit more specificity.

00:35:07 why why is it that this current administration whether it's Dan Bongino you know or Kash Patel

00:35:14 or Pam Bondi or Trump himself who I I like Trump but I've been pretty disappointed what what's

00:35:23 going on like what's the angle what are they why why are they not leaning in because that's that

00:35:28 one of the best defenses is a strong offense right it's like I I'm not even suspecting so and so to

00:35:35 be guilty of such and such because he's ferociously, he's like leading the charge against such and

00:35:42 such.

00:35:43 Yeah.

00:35:43 But so why not?

00:35:45 I got no answers.

00:35:46 No, it is utterly inexplicable to me.

00:35:48 The only thing that I can rationalize it is that we're dealing with the King Theoden situation

00:35:53 here.

00:35:54 We got a worm tongue whispering in Trump's ear and basically convincing him this whole

00:35:58 Epstein thing, it's all about trying to get you. 0.68

00:35:59 And that's all that they care about.

00:36:01 It's all about trying to associate you with Jeffrey Epstein.

00:36:03 It's an attack on you.

00:36:04 and so that's that's like the whole filter he's hearing it through again it's inexplicable to me

00:36:09 because like he's hyper focused on this michael wolf character which is a good insight you know

00:36:13 when you're talking about like okay was jeffrey epstein friends with trump well wolf and epstein

00:36:17 are talking about like you know epstein's going well we can say he's friends with me if that

00:36:21 screws him over like you know they use their relationships as uh as blackmail material right

00:36:26 there uh and but since it doesn't say anything about trump so trump is so hyper focused on his

00:36:32 image, protecting his image and defending the lies about his image from Michael Wolff,

00:36:36 that he's missing this giant panoply of action that he could be taking that would solidify

00:36:42 his image for all of time as a hero of the Republic.

00:36:45 Like if he just arrested all these other people, but he doesn't even see that because he's

00:36:49 got tunnel vision thinking it's all about him.

00:36:51 And so it's just ironic that he is destroying his own image in his obsession with protecting

00:36:57 his own image.

00:36:57 I think he needs to get out of that mindset.

00:37:00 that I don't know how to do that.

00:37:02 And I genuinely, the only way I can understand it

00:37:05 is that he is being siloed

00:37:07 and is being given very, very limited information

00:37:10 from people with a very, very particular agenda.

00:37:13 That's the only way I can rationalize it. 0.72

00:37:15 Who's the worm tongue? 0.96

00:37:16 I think it's Susie Wiles.

00:37:18 I think it's just all the people around him

00:37:20 and his administration.

00:37:22 I think it's Marco Rubio.

00:37:23 I mean, Marco Rubio is all over these emails,

00:37:24 which would be another reason

00:37:25 why they'd want to keep it from Trump

00:37:26 because not only does it expose all of his enemies

00:37:29 are rampant pedophiles, or friends with him at least, but it's also a lot of his allies that

00:37:34 are tied into all these people. I mean, Marco Rubio, from the emails between Ehud Barak and

00:37:39 Larry Ellison talking about Marco Rubio is a good, you know, member on our team, and, you know,

00:37:44 we have to introduce him to Tony Blair to get him set up. I mean, it's clear Marco Rubio is

00:37:48 seen by these people as a very useful ally, if not puppet. So if I was Marco Rubio, I wouldn't

00:37:55 want Trump discovering that. So I'd go out of my way to keep him away from it, convince him it was

00:37:59 all. And I mean, yeah, no, it's inexplicable. I really, I have no excuse for it. It is baffling

00:38:05 because Trump spent 10 years being the anti Jeffrey Epstein guy. I mean, the first, the first

00:38:11 video I can find where Trump is asked about Epstein, it was in 2015 before he was even a

00:38:16 candidate for the Republicans. And it's, it's like a random interview on a trade show floor,

00:38:21 a conference floor or something. And somebody brings up Jeffrey Epstein and Trump's first

00:38:25 response was like, Oh, a lot of weird stuff went on on that island. You should ask Prince Andrew

00:38:28 about that. And this was way before Prince Andrew was like involved. And so like from the first

00:38:32 moment, he had sort of an immediate, you know, instinctive reaction to be like, Oh, that was

00:38:37 messed up. And you should ask the Prince about that. That to me is not the behavior of a guilty

00:38:41 person, but the transformation from that to where we are now is again, like I said, just inexplicable

00:38:47 and has, has not just abandoned the field where we were winning and getting victory and on the

00:38:54 right side he abandoned it but then gave it over to the democrats to where they get to act like

00:38:59 they're the ones who are opposing this which if anybody has memory the last 10 years they have

00:39:03 not been so again just it it's beyond like uh who you know pulling the football up and charlie

00:39:11 charlie brown going flying it's like the football is a grenade or something it just it is so

00:39:17 unexpected and ridiculous and uh nonsensical i'm i'm open to whatever people you know speculation

00:39:23 people have because i got nothing to explain it yeah west thoughts it would make sense to just

00:39:28 think about it rationally the elites they don't put all their eggs in one basket like we do with

00:39:32 a political party if you're elite you bring in millions of dollars you're you're using tax

00:39:36 loopholes you want to be in the pocket of both sides we've talked about this before it becomes

00:39:41 a uniparty well it's the democrats or the republicans if you're smart and you have millions

00:39:45 of dollars and contracts and relationships riding on it you just play both sides there's an email

00:39:50 with former Fed chair, or I think he was lead treasurer of the finance department, Larry Summers.

00:39:56 And he asks Jeffrey Epstein, he says, are there any special tax breaks in the 2017 tax act? So

00:40:02 he's asking Epstein, like, hey, is there anything here that I can use to go ahead and get out of

00:40:06 all of these taxes that I owe? Jeffrey Epstein says, he writes back, he says, I don't know of

00:40:11 any. They did a great job of closing most, at least for the goyim. Them, wealthy Jewish elites, 1.00

00:40:18 and this leads us to our last revelation, 0.91

00:40:20 they have tons of ways to get out of all of this.

00:40:23 They're well-connected.

00:40:24 They don't have to worry about the tax acts that are passed. 1.00

00:40:27 Now, the stupid Goyam, they pay their taxes. 1.00

00:40:29 They pay increased taxes. 1.00

00:40:31 They're giving away 33% of their income to the tax man.

00:40:34 But for them at the top, they play both sides.

00:40:37 It really doesn't matter whether it's Bill Clinton,

00:40:39 Barack Obama, George Bush, Trump.

00:40:41 For them, it was all just a big game.

00:40:43 How do I stay connected?

00:40:44 And also, to this last point,

00:40:46 specifically for those that were ethnically Jewish

00:40:49 in media, in finance, in these top areas.

00:40:52 It was a very self-conception of it's us versus them.

00:40:55 It's left or right. 0.68

00:40:57 It's us versus them. 0.64

00:40:58 We band together. 0.74

00:41:00 And they, even it says in one email,

00:41:01 they can play in the real world.

00:41:03 We play on the finance level.

00:41:05 We play with futures trading.

00:41:07 We play with the stock market.

00:41:08 We make our money there. 1.00

00:41:10 The dumb goys, they work with their hands. 1.00

00:41:12 They can herd sheep. 1.00

00:41:13 We clip coins.

00:41:14 just two different vocations uh that that does lead and segue perfectly into uh the last big

00:41:21 takeaway and i think this is the clearest right whether or not jeffrey epstein is still alive i

00:41:25 think it's plausible but it's not definitive um whether or not uh like like we just talked about

00:41:31 and what what you know harrison was espousing in regards to you know how much how much responsibility

00:41:35 does the right particularly that you know trump and the trump administration actually have with

00:41:40 Epstein and some of the atrocities that he committed. That's, you know, like there's a lot

00:41:45 of different angles and different narratives that you could take with that. But this last one is,

00:41:49 I think, the biggest revelation and the clearest. It is the most substantiated by far. I'm going to

00:41:56 read a couple things here. If we have screenshots, which I believe we do, we can put them on the

00:42:00 screen, if not just listen along. But this is from Michael Wolff, and who was closely related to

00:42:06 Jeffrey Epstein and helping with you know legal affairs and those kinds of things he said

00:42:10 it's a war between I'm quoting here the Jews and the non-Jews. Jews are presently winning. Here's 0.99

00:42:18 another email this is from Epstein himself he's recounting an experience you know from a dinner

00:42:23 party and something that you know personally happened that he thought was humorous and it's

00:42:29 certainly something that did take place under the you know the banner of humor as a joke but as we

00:42:35 all know one of the things that makes humor funny is when there is some kind of element of truth

00:42:41 he says at my dinner table i was asked why are you a right uh why are you right wing guys so

00:42:48 anti-semitic one he asked that uh he asked that to you know the group of guys who are dining with

00:42:54 him and one of the people who was there said well quote historically we all know it's actually been

00:43:01 the jews behind the governments actually pulling the strings and then epstein says i said like who

00:43:07 and one of the people at the table pointed at me and they all started to roar with laughter

00:43:12 me and one guy said how do you explain in only three days there have been princes prime and

00:43:21 other ministers emissary emissaries plus two presidents of world bodies guilty so funny i

00:43:30 wish that you were there. He's emailing and recounting this story. The last one, I think,

00:43:36 is most important. And just for the record, there are dozens and dozens of examples like this

00:43:41 in all the thousands of emails that have been collected and released in this latest batch of

00:43:46 the files. But here's just one more example. This is Jeffrey Epstein. Again, he says,

00:43:51 this is the way the Jew makes money and made a fortune over the last past 10 years, 1.00

00:43:59 selling short the shipping futures, let the goyim deal in the real world. And that's exactly what 1.00

00:44:06 Wesley was saying. This idea of we're not going to get our hands dirty. We're not actually going

00:44:10 to work in the realm of productivity, but we're going to find different ways to leech ourselves

00:44:17 onto transactions. Somebody makes a real product that has real value. Somebody else is going to

00:44:22 buy that product and we're going to create certain systems to where we can insert ourselves as a

00:44:28 middleman that somehow profits off of this transaction. Whether, you know, like you think

00:44:33 historically, usury, charging exorbitant interest, or, you know, whether it's just being involved in

00:44:42 futures and shorting and markets and these kinds of things. That really is the sentiment, and I'm

00:44:49 not saying that every single Jewish person is involved. There are Jewish people who certainly

00:44:54 are not involved. But it's been said before, and I think that, you know, that there's a grain of

00:45:00 truth in this, not all Jews are involved. But wherever you find people who are involved,

00:45:07 you always find Jews. Not all Jews are involved, but wherever you do find the people who are 0.89

00:45:12 involved, it's always disproportionately represented by Jews. So if you have a group of elites who are

00:45:19 doing something nefarious, and it's 100 elites. And in that particular country, 2% of the overarching

00:45:26 population is Jewish. Within those 100 elites, you will not only find two, but you might find 20

00:45:33 or 30. And that is interesting. And at a certain point, when it's not just every time, Susan, but

00:45:40 every single time, you have to begin to notice those patterns and come to certain conclusions. 0.94

00:45:47 The conclusions that you come to shouldn't necessarily, again, be every single Jewish 0.80

00:45:51 person throughout all of time, blah, blah, blah.

00:45:55 No, I think that that is a rash and unhelpful conclusion.

00:46:00 That's kind of like the low IQ anti-Semitism that doesn't actually help the cause because 0.99

00:46:06 it makes you sound ridiculous. 0.97

00:46:10 But to say that there actually is something civilizational, there's something about Jewish 0.96

00:46:15 culture.

00:46:16 there's something about, and I would go deeper than that, there's something about Jewish religion.

00:46:22 And, you know, Harris and I have talked about this even recently on his show, but it's important to

00:46:27 keep in mind, dealing with the religious side of the equation for just a moment, the religion of

00:46:34 Judaism, particularly modern Judaism, which would be Talmudic Judaism, is a religion of lawyers.

00:46:41 That is what it is. 0.98

00:46:42 Whereas Christianity, we both share the Old Testament, the Torah, but in the case of 0.51

00:46:48 Christianity, we have the Old Testament read in light of the New. 0.72

00:46:53 So we're not detaching the Marcionite heresy and saying the Old Testament doesn't matter 0.69

00:46:57 anymore because it's been trumped by the New Testament. 0.99

00:46:59 No, we believe as historic Christians, but Catholics would believe this, Eastern Orthodoxy

00:47:04 would believe it, and historic Protestants would believe it as well, all three.

00:47:08 we believe that the Old and New Testament is covenantal and that there is a theological

00:47:13 continuity, a common thread from Genesis all the way to Revelation. So the New Testament doesn't

00:47:19 come like the moon eclipsing the Old Testament, that is the sun, covering it up, replacing it,

00:47:27 or as a substitute, but it comes in addition. One theologian once said that the Old Testament

00:47:33 is like a richly furnished room, but dimly lit, and it can only truly be appreciated in the light

00:47:40 of the New Testament. The New Testament functions not as another room, but as the lamp that's turned

00:47:46 on that allows you to now, in full view, appreciate the beauty and the majestic nature of

00:47:54 the Old Testament. And what you have to keep in mind is that modern Judaism is not half of

00:48:00 Christianity. So it's not the Bible minus the New Testament, right? So the big problem with Judaism

00:48:05 is that, you know, we have the Old and New Testament, and they only have the Old Testament. 0.90

00:48:11 So therefore, the big problem with Judaism, if that's the way you think, here's the conclusion 0.91

00:48:15 in a nutshell that you'll come away with. You'll say the problem with Judaism is simply that it's

00:48:19 incomplete. It's an incomplete religion. No, it's not incomplete. It's not an incompletion 1.00

00:48:25 of the truth. It is a full-fledged perversion and twisting of the truth, because they do have

00:48:32 a New Testament. Their New Testament, the Mishnah, the Jerusalem Talmud, the Babylonian Talmud, 0.94

00:48:38 their lens is such a thick, skewed, opaque lens that what it does is it doesn't function as the

00:48:47 lamp that sheds light and illuminates the Old Testament, but it actually covers, eclipses, 0.87

00:48:52 everything that I just said a second ago, that's what Judaism does. The Talmud does eclipse the 0.97

00:48:58 Old Testament and perverts the Old Testament. So when you think of Christianity in a nutshell, 0.82

00:49:03 what the New Testament does is it takes the old and it applies it deeper to the spiritual realm,

00:49:08 not just the physical realm, but the spiritual, not just the hands and feet or the mouth and what

00:49:13 we say and speak, but the heart, how we feel, the mind, what we think. And so Christianity takes the 0.75

00:49:19 Old Testament, doesn't replace it, but illuminates it, expands and exegetes the Old Testament and 0.89

00:49:25 brings it down in the realm of application to the level of the heart. So what you could say is that

00:49:32 Jesus is not pitted against Moses. Jesus actually accentuates Moses and says, you have heard Moses

00:49:38 say this, and I tell you, Moses was right on the money. He nailed it. And the further application

00:49:44 of the principle he espoused is that it doesn't just apply to what you outwardly do and outwardly

00:49:52 say, but it actually applies even to the inward motives of your heart. So Jesus expands, in a

00:49:59 nutshell, he expands the law that we have in the Torah and applies it not just at a cultural level

00:50:06 or an outward level or a national level, but individual, heart, thoughts, inward motives.

00:50:13 he makes it greater. The law now comes to bear even further on the person, which actually,

00:50:22 the result of that is that it further indicts with real moral guilt before a holy God each and every

00:50:28 man, woman, and child on earth, which drives us with a desperate need to a Savior who has actually

00:50:35 fulfilled the law in our place, died because of our sin, and makes us right with God. But what

00:50:41 Judaism does is it actually takes Moses and lessens it. It gets, well, technically, well, 0.98

00:50:47 actually, in a very lawyer kind of way, there's a reason why lawyers have been universally despised

00:50:54 by the majority of people for a very long time. What Judaism does is it says, well, Moses said

00:51:00 this, but actually it only applies in this case on a Tuesday at 3 p.m., you know, but actually

00:51:06 for a few shekels, you know, like, and, you know, it's actually Moses just means, and that's what

00:51:11 they do. So think about this, when it comes to all the Old Testament laws about giving your word,

00:51:15 your oath, your bond, right? A vow. Well, Judaism comes in and says, actually, you can swear by the

00:51:22 temple just as so long as you don't swear by the gold of the temple, because that's what's really

00:51:27 important, you know, what Judaism is. What's the most valuable, you know, part of the temple that

00:51:32 can be wielded down and into shekels. You know, that's the thing that's actually holy. That's the

00:51:36 thing that shouldn't be profaned. Whereas Jesus takes that and says, well, wait a second. Is it

00:51:42 the gold that makes the temple holy? Or is it the temple of God that purifies the gold? And then

00:51:49 Jesus goes further than that and says, actually, so Moses says, you know, don't swear by the temple.

00:51:54 Jews say, well, it's actually only the gold in the temple. So they're actually lightening it. 0.75

00:51:57 Jesus raises the bar. He says, I tell you, don't swear at all, but let your yes be yes and your

00:52:03 no be no. Don't be looking for loopholes. Don't take the law of God and pervert it to where you

00:52:09 can take the heart principle, but extract from it a legality that allows you to do the very thing

00:52:17 Moses told you not to do, which is lie, make deceitful oaths, but you just have to do it

00:52:24 through this way. That's Christianity in a nutshell, is taking the Old Testament, 0.99

00:52:31 not replacing it, but exegeting it, extracting from the Old Testament the overarching principle, 0.89

00:52:38 and then applying it not just to the outward, but the inward, right? Not inward, but the inward,

00:52:44 the heart. Whereas Judaism is taking the outward and making it even more truncated and narrow 1.00

00:52:53 to where as long as you have the IRS code, as long as you have the rule manual and you've gone 0.99

00:53:00 through all the classes and you know the loopholes, you actually can commit the very sin that God was

00:53:06 saying in his law through Moses not to commit, but you're somehow absolved on a technicality.

00:53:11 That is the issue. And so my point in saying all that is that I think, you know, I think Harrison's

00:53:19 right that there is a political divide, but that divide has been more blurred than ever through the

00:53:24 second administration with Trump. And I think the reason why the divide has become so blurred

00:53:28 is because I think that Jews, again, not each and every single one of them, but many of the

00:53:34 billionaires, the elites, that Jews, particularly in America, so I'm not just speaking, because 0.88

00:53:39 that's easy. Let's just be honest, guys. That's easy to just say, well, I'm just criticizing a 0.84

00:53:43 foreign nation. It's a lot easier to criticize a nation than to criticize people. But what I'm

00:53:50 saying is leave Israel out of it for a second, leave Netanyahu out of it for a second, and let's

00:53:55 get real. There are a lot of Jews here in the United States, not all of them is what I'm about

00:54:01 to describe, but some of them, particularly those who are powerful and rich and wealthy and elites,

00:54:07 historically, we know this in terms of voting patterns, historically, they have been almost

00:54:13 entirely, like landslide. You can look at the voting patterns like 80, 85 percent, 90 percent

00:54:19 vote Democrat until pretty recently, pretty recently. And when I look and ask that question,

00:54:26 why, it seems actually really simple. And the simplicity is the left became very anti-Jew

00:54:36 and very anti-Israel and very anti, you know, all these kinds of things. And as the left

00:54:43 began to not be a strong support of Israel, but also Jewish people in general, especially Jews

00:54:52 in America, seeking the things that would benefit them, they switched parties. It's literally Johnny

00:54:58 Depp on the Pirates of the Caribbean. The ship is slowly sinking. He's up in the crow's nest,

00:55:05 and that's the left in terms of its disposition towards Jews, and it's sinking. And then at the

00:55:11 last minute uh he steps onto the dock that is the right and and i think when i think of trump like

00:55:17 well what could explain it it's so complicated and multifaceted actually it's pretty simple um

00:55:23 trump was cheated in 2020 he knew that there was never ever going to be a possible way for him to

00:55:29 get an office again to save the country which i think he really wants to do i think his intentions

00:55:34 were good um unless he got some help and some of the people who are willing to help him you know

00:55:41 the Adelsons, $100 million there, that person, this person, they come in. And so now Trump still

00:55:46 wants to clean things up, but there are some things that need to be cleaned up that are off

00:55:50 limits because he got help. It's either he was robbed in the election and he would lose the next

00:55:57 one too, be robbed in that one too, or he would actually get into office. But the compromise was

00:56:03 that he would have to form some allies. And those allies would say that, yes,

00:56:11 you can do this and yes you can do that those things that are in your heart to do that would

00:56:14 be good for the country will allow you to but you can't look over here you can't do this and and so

00:56:20 in that sense yes politically speaking the left democrats historically have absolutely um been

00:56:28 been far more involved with epstein and these kinds of things but recently i think we have to

00:56:33 acknowledge that there has been a pivot um to where now i feel like you know both the right

00:56:40 and the left are implicated at some level with these kinds of issues. I think the explanation

00:56:45 for that is quite simple. It's that Trump had to make some alliances that now make him compromised

00:56:52 on these issues. And the reason why is because the left was no longer serving Jewish people

00:56:59 and they had to make a switch to the right. And so that's the political layout, but the one 0.69

00:57:06 consistent denominator right left for a while now some of them being on the right for a while that's

00:57:11 politically but the thing that has never changed in my assessment is um the religious divide um

00:57:18 the civilizational divide um the sense that uh well uh one thing that uh not all jews but some 0.61

00:57:28 Jews, elite Jews, seem to be absolutely committed to, where they will never break ties, is what 0.75

00:57:38 political party or what, you know, cultural issue or whatever is going to allow us to continue to 0.99

00:57:45 have a religion of lawyers and litigation and loopholes to benefit us at the expense of the

00:57:53 host, the native populace versus which side is going to actually be America first and not really

00:58:02 serve us. And I feel like they'll switch alliances on a dime, but the common denominator, the one

00:58:08 true guiding North Star is what allows us to take shortcuts and to benefit our people, which

00:58:17 for the record, I think the means by which that's being done is on technicalities. And I think it's

00:58:23 done in an overall immoral way. The instinct, though, I've said it before, I'll say it again,

00:58:31 my desire for heritage Americans is that they would simply want and work for themselves, 0.96

00:58:38 work towards things for themselves. I want Americans to simply do and work towards the 0.98

00:58:47 same kind of thing that Israel would work for their country. The general notion of I don't

00:58:55 just view myself as an individual. I view myself as a part of a group. I actually have such a thing

00:59:00 as my people. I belong to them. There's a collectivist mentality, and I'm going to vote

00:59:05 in such a way and work in such a way and think in such a way that benefits my own. That's actually

00:59:11 not. Now, what means you take can be immoral, but that sentiment is not inherently wrong.

00:59:17 That's actually, I would argue, that's actually a biblical good sentiment. It's natural affections.

00:59:23 It's the auto amoris. It's loving your people, your kin, your extended family. That's actually

00:59:29 a right instinct. And at the end of the day, that's not unique to Jews. That's literally

00:59:34 every group of people on the planet. There's only one group that doesn't think that way.

00:59:39 and it's white people. It's white Westerners. It's white Europeans. White Christians are pretty

00:59:46 much the only people on the planet that don't view themselves as a group and work with an 0.94

00:59:52 in-group preference towards their own good. Everybody else does. So it's actually not just

00:59:57 Jews. Jews just do it better than Ugandans. Jews just do it better than the Japanese. They just do 1.00

01:00:02 it better because they've always been a minority until very recently having their own country 1.00

01:00:08 for centuries and centuries, they're a minority living in another land where there's a general 0.98

01:00:15 populace, there's a majority that is native, that is seeking their own benefit. And so you, 0.77

01:00:21 as a minority living in someone else's country, are thinking, how can we get something for

01:00:25 ourselves? And Jewish people for centuries with that kind of history behind them that caused them

01:00:33 to think in these sort of ways, I don't think that they're unique in the sense that no other people

01:00:38 wants to benefit their people. All peoples want to benefit their people except for white people 0.66

01:00:42 for whatever reason. But Jews just have a lot of practice. I think that's... And let's not 0.99

01:00:48 remember or let's not forget that the white people not taking our own side is a very, very new 0.58

01:00:53 development. I was just reading a book yesterday from Robert E. Howard, you know, Pulp Fiction

01:00:57 writer from Texas in the 30s. And, you know, there's a scene where a guy comes upon a fight

01:01:03 and there's two guys fighting. He doesn't know either guy. He doesn't know what the fight's

01:01:05 about but like in the book it's like but one guy was white so he wouldn't hit the black you know 0.71

01:01:10 he wouldn't hit the non-white guy and it's just you know in the 30s it was like yeah of course

01:01:13 you know white people are gonna if you see a white guy and a not white guy fighting you're

01:01:17 gonna start with the white guy because he's on your team so the whole idea that that's not how

01:01:20 white people think is a very very new and deliberately created uh development i i think

01:01:26 you're pointing to so many things that are like the the core the the um progeny the the beginning

01:01:35 point of so many of our problems like the technicality aspect of what you're talking

01:01:38 about not the not the spirit of the law but the letter of the law that's the same thing i see with

01:01:43 like asylum right we have these wonderful things like asylum where you go hey if you really need

01:01:47 help you know we we can you know circumvent the rules for you and people go oh so all i have to

01:01:52 do is say these magic words and then i get in right it's oh technically i have i have to fill

01:01:56 these you know check these boxes and then i get in it's taking it away from the spirit of law

01:02:00 towards the technical letter of the law.

01:02:03 And that is destroying us in like a million different ways.

01:02:05 Same thing with welfare.

01:02:06 Oh, well, welfare, money's out there.

01:02:08 All I have to do is say I have an autistic kid.

01:02:10 Great, my kid's autistic. 0.97

01:02:11 Give me the money. 1.00

01:02:11 And so it completely strips it from the meaningfulness

01:02:14 and why we actually have these things in the first place.

01:02:16 I think you're exactly right about Donald Trump.

01:02:18 I just think it is a, it's not, it was, it wasn't a flip.

01:02:22 It's a continual battle that's going on.

01:02:24 And I've been reporting on this

01:02:25 since the second Trump administration began

01:02:27 because there are instances like the signal gate

01:02:30 phenomenon with Pete Hegseth, how you had Mike Waltz, who was communicating behind Trump's back

01:02:35 with Netanyahu before Netanyahu was coming over, giving him a leg up on the negotiations. He got

01:02:41 fired for that. Actually, I made you an ambassador, so it wasn't exactly a firing, but that's the way

01:02:45 things work. Maybe the best we could hope for. But that whole thing was organized around trying

01:02:49 to oust Pete Hegseth, getting him in the signal chat, leaking the signal chat to a fellow Zionist 0.60

01:02:54 at the Atlantic, publishing it, saying Pete Hegseth has to go because Pete Hegseth didn't

01:02:58 want to go into war with Iran. Vance was another voice against war with Iran. They forced some of

01:03:03 his underlings out. There's been an ongoing battle of people in the administration trying to oust

01:03:08 people that aren't on their side and trying to manipulate things. So I think when you look at

01:03:13 this, I always describe it like if you're looking at the water and you see big bubbles float up and

01:03:17 it's like there's something happening. There's a whale and an octopus fighting each other to death.

01:03:21 We can't quite see it, but you can see the bubbles every once in a while. You can see the waves.

01:03:25 And that's what, you know, if you're looking for it, you can see that.

01:03:27 And so I think the whole idea of, because it's like, okay, if Trump was 100% on their team and was just a straight-up puppet for Israel, we would have been at war with Iran already.

01:03:35 There's a million things we would have done that we haven't done because there is this friction that exists there.

01:03:40 I also think, like, bringing Netanyahu back and connecting this to the last topic, like, Netanyahu is technically a far-right winger, right?

01:03:48 In Israel, he's a far-right winger.

01:03:50 Does that mean he believes in free speech or gun rights or American tradition that are associated with the right wing in America?

01:03:57 Of course not, which is why – and I think we're going to play the video of the Eighth Front a little bit later.

01:04:01 And one of the things I did deliberately was show Netanyahu and then Jonathan Greenblatt because these are often presented as the two poles.

01:04:07 Well, those are the liberals, not the conservatives.

01:04:09 The right wing, dude, they're our friends.

01:04:11 They're saying exactly the same thing in exactly the same words.

01:04:14 So when it comes to these types of conflicts, the right wing and left wing sort of goes out the window. 0.77

01:04:20 Especially, I mean, in the email from Michael Wolff where he says the war between Jews and non-Jews, Jews presently winning,

01:04:25 that was in response to the fact that Bannon was fired from the National Security Council. 0.62

01:04:30 So even though Jeffrey Epstein is supposed to be friends with Bannon, here he is celebrating his ouster with Michael Wolff saying Jews are winning against the non-Jews.

01:04:39 which again it's like it's just the politics it's meaningless and then there's a there's a higher

01:04:44 division that they're concerned in and then but i think i think you might be a little bit off the

01:04:49 mark on the religious thing because these people are not jewish they none of these people are

01:04:54 practicing jews and in their own emails it's genetic for them they're genetic testing for it

01:04:59 it's oh i'm 98 i'm missing that two percent it's not about religion for them it's about genetics so

01:05:03 this is a purely racialist but i think what you're pointing out it's civilizational and racial

01:05:08 all I would say with that is that the religious piece is default. So I don't think it requires

01:05:14 for it to be conscious or intentional. So I would say like Americans, how many Americans actually,

01:05:20 you know, Pew Research has done polls and things like that. How many Americans actually show up

01:05:24 and darken the door of a church? Like how many Americans attend church? How many Americans have

01:05:28 made, you know, a credible profession of faith in Christ? How many Americans would actually

01:05:32 self-identify as being Christians? And yet we all acknowledge that America, because of its uniquely

01:05:38 Christian history, there is a general Christian milieu that every single American is swimming in,

01:05:44 whether they tip the hat to Christianity in some outward formal sense or not. I would say

01:05:49 every heritage American has Christian default positions that they can't even explain, and they

01:05:57 wouldn't even be able to correlate to Christianity, but it's still there. And so what I would say is

01:06:03 that yes, most Jews are secular in terms of their religious affiliation. They're not practicing 0.99

01:06:08 Judaism. But if you have a particular religion with the kinds of tenets that I outlined earlier,

01:06:17 and those are core tenets of the religion, and that religion shapes a group of people over the

01:06:23 course of centuries, and you currently, your generation doesn't practice that religion,

01:06:28 and maybe your father's generation doesn't practice that generation. But your grandfather

01:06:31 did, your great-grandfather, your great-great-grandfather, and so on and so forth, for like

01:06:36 1,300 years, 1,700 years, and you've been non-practicing for the last 80 years, I would

01:06:45 say that the core tenets of that religion are still there, functioning subconsciously

01:06:51 beneath the surface, whether you acknowledge it or not.

01:06:53 A hundred percent.

01:06:54 And what I was going to say with that is that, you know, the way to see this, I think it's

01:06:58 fairly simple. 0.97

01:06:59 It's a Jewish mafia, right? 0.98

01:07:00 And this is, you know, people, well, it's not all Jews. 0.71

01:07:02 They're like, well, not all Italians are in the mafia, but there's an Italian mafia.

01:07:07 This isn't confusing.

01:07:08 It only gets confusing when it comes to Jews for some reason, but everybody gets how this

01:07:11 works with every other ethnicity. 0.51

01:07:12 The difference is when you have something like the Italian community, it's bound by 0.56

01:07:16 Catholicism that is clearly at odds with their actions in the mafia. 0.94

01:07:20 They say not to murder, but you're out there murdering.

01:07:21 You can justify it how you want, but there's still a, there's a restriction there and an

01:07:26 acknowledgement that you're performing some sort of hypocrisy.

01:07:29 That hypocrisy doesn't exist when you're going by an Old Testament set of laws that

01:07:33 was built for people to survive the Bronze Age. 0.71

01:07:35 You have a lot of rabbis and Jewish teachers that will justify all of this stuff and basically

01:07:43 say, yeah, we're still sticking by the same rules that existed, that were built for Jews 0.91

01:07:46 to survive this rough and tumble existence during the Bronze Age that Jesus changed the

01:07:52 rules of.

01:07:53 I know not—didn't abrogate them or anything, but certainly updated them for a modern audience,

01:07:58 you might say.

01:07:59 But they're still—you know, for Jews, that's still the set of rules. 1.00

01:08:02 So, you know, behaving in the ways that they behaved against Amalek or the Edomites 0.92

01:08:06 is still a valid worldview, according to some of the religious teachers.

01:08:10 So I do think that the structure of the religion informs what they're able to justify in themselves.

01:08:17 That's a good insight. That's well said, because I like the example you gave of, like,

01:08:21 Italians as it relates to the mafia, as it relates to Catholicism, right? 0.83

01:08:25 In that case, it's like, all Italians are in the mafia. Nope.

01:08:28 But within the Italian mafia, it's made up of predominantly Italians. 0.87

01:08:33 And those Italians, they have, even though they probably wouldn't be practicing either.

01:08:37 They might tip the hat and have some cultural Catholic elements, but by and large, they're

01:08:45 not going to mass.

01:08:46 They're not practicing.

01:08:49 But for them, there's this constant sense of glaring hypocrisy, whereas for someone

01:08:56 like jeffrey epstein um who did actually in his case like i i know guys want to make him sound

01:09:02 completely secular but the dude had the talmud on his shelf in his office that's true yeah only

01:09:07 temple on his island so i mean yes i like i i don't actually think it's fair in the case of

01:09:12 it's fair in the case of um a lot of modern jews living in america today in the case of epstein

01:09:18 ceo of victoria's secret jewish larry ellison you know like there's yeah there's plenty sam altman

01:09:23 You know, like I don't think that he's like religiously, you know, practicing Judaism.

01:09:28 Epstein, I actually think, breaks the mold a little bit.

01:09:30 I think that that guy actually was somewhat pious, somewhat devout.

01:09:37 And that's the big thing.

01:09:38 And I think you hit the nail on the head. 0.97

01:09:40 That's a really, really profound insight is to say that in this case, the Jewish mafia, all Jews are in it. 0.85

01:09:46 No, but the Jewish mafia is made up predominantly of Jews.

01:09:51 but in that case there's not the same degree of the glaring hypocrisy within Italian mafia and

01:09:57 Catholicism Jewish mafia and Judaism in in the the Italian case they would have to say well

01:10:06 you know if they were pressed they'd have to say we don't care we're really not that Catholic 0.67

01:10:10 and in the Jewish scenario though they would say yeah you got me but then they'd call their 0.50

01:10:18 rabbi on speed dial and be given a religious argument with 10 degrees of loopholes that says

01:10:25 actually um you didn't break any rules yeah yeah yeah and that's the difference and you can you

01:10:32 can find a lot of rabbis saying that type of stuff and i i think you know the the fact that

01:10:37 to me the sort of shocking thing is the the casualness with which uh they say things like

01:10:43 goyim or you know make disparaging comments because again you just have to imagine if this

01:10:47 was the emails of, you know, Trump and J.D. Vance are dropping the N-word in private. You'd be like,

01:10:53 oh my God, like, you didn't even wonder if this would be okay. And you were, you know,

01:10:58 you didn't expect at all of them to say, whoa, whoa, whoa, buddy, we don't use that type of

01:11:02 language around here. It's clear that this is an understood mindset among them. And these are some

01:11:06 of the most powerful people in the world. If this is how they're talking in private, you don't think

01:11:10 that contributes to the decisions they're making at the corporate level. I mean, you're running the

01:11:13 nba and you're talking about you know talking like this to about non-jews this is horrific and it 1.00

01:11:18 also goes to why they can perform some of the heinous stuff that you see some of the you know 1.00

01:11:22 really dark dirty disgusting stuff well this is a tried and true you know strategy of circumventing

01:11:29 morality or even like human compunction and guilt is racism and that's all it is it's well they're

01:11:35 subhumans you don't really have to feel that bad about them it's literally you know it's why 0.91

01:11:38 japanese people were depicted like monkeys in world war ii because you expected a bunch of 0.77

01:11:42 you know good men from nebraska to go kill a bunch of people they didn't know you had to 0.83

01:11:47 dehumanize them first so the dehumanizing aspect contributes directly to the pedophilia the the

01:11:53 rapes all this sort of stuff it's um it again is a way to to circumvent um morality and then

01:11:58 the final thing it's like it's the same thing that happens over and over i see it with with 0.55

01:12:03 races all the time where it's like if i see a video of a black guy attacking a white guy my 0.94

01:12:07 takeaway is not oh my god black people are violent but then you go into the comment section and you 0.99

01:12:11 see a hundred thousand comments from people going, hell yeah, get that white boy. And it's like, 0.99

01:12:15 okay, maybe we do have a problem here. Maybe this is an issue. It's, you know, the fact that there

01:12:19 are Jews that are doing crazy stuff is not a condemnation of all Jews. The fact that no media

01:12:25 outlets are covering this and that, you know, Jewish people that are good people feel the need

01:12:30 to defend this, that is very disturbing and is a problem, I think, within the Jewish community of 0.95

01:12:35 them really weaponizing sort of collective trauma to, you know, force their own herd 0.95

01:12:42 into greater conformity. I think it's a double-sided blade that's used against Jews and 0.75

01:12:48 non-Jews is, you know, this anti-Semitism claim, because when people are scared and need protection

01:12:53 and you're there to provide it, it's very useful to inspire the very fear that, you know, would

01:12:58 drive them to you. Yeah, I think the big unavoidable takeaway for a lot of the laymen, just your

01:13:03 average Joe who, you know, read through the files or, you know, watched somebody's commentary like

01:13:09 ours on the files, the unavoidable takeaway for many is that white supremacy may be real. 0.87

01:13:15 Jewish supremacy is definitely real. That's the big takeaway is just the nonchalant, 0.94

01:13:22 trivial attitude of disdain towards non-Jewish people and say, well, that's just one guy.

01:13:30 Well, actually, it was a lot of guys around that guy, and then everybody else, right?

01:13:35 If it was this kind of language from some white guy talking about non-whites, it would

01:13:41 be headline news.

01:13:42 Every major station would be picking it up.

01:13:44 And so I think that's the unavoidable conclusion for me, is that on the racial piece, and I

01:13:50 think there are religious reasons, underpinnings for that, whether that individual is practicing 0.82

01:13:54 or not, but on the racial side of the aisle, it seems like Jewish supremacy is absolutely real

01:14:02 and undeniable and not just real for a few Jewish elites, but has to be more widespread by the sheer

01:14:13 fact that the non-Jewish elites won't cover it. They won't address it. It somehow gets a pass that

01:14:20 we know any other kind of racial supremacy, especially white supremacy, would never get

01:14:25 that kind of pass.

01:14:26 Weston and Antonio, any final thoughts on this?

01:14:28 I would just say, if you're not willing to look at the entire trajectory of Jeffrey Epstein's

01:14:32 career and conclude that he got where he got, he got the connections, the money, everything

01:14:37 that he had, that he got that through some level of in-group preference.

01:14:40 I mean, I mentioned Leslie Wexner, CEO of Victoria's Secret. 0.66

01:14:43 He gave, Jewish, to Jeffrey Epstein power of attorney to act on his behalf for millions and millions and millions of dollars. 0.66

01:14:52 Jeffrey Epstein, his friendship with Ehud Barak, former prime minister of Israel, 0.75

01:14:57 his longtime girlfriend and a copless Ghislaine Maxwell, whose father, Robert Maxwell, ran weapons on behalf of Israel.

01:15:03 So many other connections.

01:15:05 They're in the emails.

01:15:05 They're in his early life.

01:15:06 He was able to access the levels of power, the money, all of those different things because he explicitly had an ethnic identity that favored him, that hired him, that trusted him, was willing to look the other way for him. 0.99

01:15:19 And if you're not willing to be honest, you just need to come out and say, I am unwilling to look at the crimes of these people because they're Jewish. 0.94

01:15:25 I'm unwilling to look at how they favored one another. 0.97

01:15:28 I'm unwilling to look at how they looked out for one another.

01:15:30 I won't see it.

01:15:31 I literally refuse to, and that's going to impair the conversation more than sitting down and being

01:15:36 honest and say, hey, you got these connections because these people felt an ethnic bond to one

01:15:40 another. What is something reasonable, moral, that should be done about it? Because we're not

01:15:46 covering this because they're Jewish, but they are covering it up because they're Jewish. It's 0.94

01:15:50 different. Yeah, and we also have to remember, and we've talked about this on prior episodes,

01:15:54 that this whole enterprise of plurality that emerged in the mid-20th century, it was essentially

01:15:59 rules for thee and not for me for white people so so and going back to your point harrison as it

01:16:04 relates to you know uh on on x or something a white and black person fighting like it's a it's 0.73

01:16:09 perfectly appropriate for black people to believe that they're better to um see themselves as an 0.54

01:16:14 in-group that is sort of combating the the white majority and and and that was the whole point of 0.79

01:16:19 plurality was that so you can have jews thinking of themselves that way and asians thinking of

01:16:24 themselves like that way and so on and so forth for all of the minority groups to be able to

01:16:28 identify themselves as an in-group to prefer one another to recommend their lawyers and their

01:16:33 doctors and and um to experience preference or sort of exercise preferential hiring for one

01:16:39 another all of these things are perfectly appropriate in this system and so it shouldn't 0.95

01:16:43 surprise us that jews um are operating along the same lines as the black community does for example 0.93

01:16:49 right yeah the thing that's strange is that um that everyone does it except for whites and you 0.98

01:16:58 know and and i say strange uh it's novel that that would be more accurate it's actually not strange

01:17:05 it is uh quite easy to explain that they you know white people have been indoctrinated for

01:17:12 approximately 75 80 years now um to think that identity politics is inherently wicked uh to

01:17:20 think that collectivism is somehow always communist and that individualism is somehow

01:17:27 innate to christianity um those kinds of things like like white people literally have been trained

01:17:33 to think um that if you view groups at all that you're doing something wrong that you're doing

01:17:40 something immoral and some of the best guys you know like who have shed a light on on you know 0.64

01:17:47 the nefarious dealings of israel with gaza you know or shed a light on this or shed a light on

01:17:53 that. That final step, they're not willing to, they're still operating within, as right-wing 0.86

01:17:59 as they might be, they're still functioning within the liberal framework of group identity politics,

01:18:06 bad. Collectivism, bad. Raw individualism, good. The problem though is that all their constituents

01:18:13 who are predominantly white people are the only ones playing by those rules. Everybody else is 0.86

01:18:19 literally just laughing at us and saying that's great you guys continue to fracture and and view

01:18:24 yourselves strictly as individuals and we'll all group view ourselves as teams and function as

01:18:30 teams and that's just a recipe for disaster and if the biggest right-wing voices who are good on a

01:18:36 host of issues still won't acknowledge that one issue then um it's like it's like having a guy

01:18:43 who's like a star player on an NBA team,

01:18:47 but the referees in the league

01:18:49 have rigged it against this one team.

01:18:52 And this guy's really, really good,

01:18:53 but he's rigged it to where all the other teams are,

01:18:56 they don't have to dribble.

01:18:57 They get to just hold the ball and run down the court.

01:19:00 And this guy, he's like a star player,

01:19:02 but he keeps insisting that his team,

01:19:05 every time they get together

01:19:06 and they're making a plan for the next play,

01:19:09 the team is like, guys,

01:19:10 I think we should just hold the ball

01:19:12 and run down the court also.

01:19:13 And he's like, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:19:16 And he really is a great player.

01:19:18 He inspires people.

01:19:20 He's a great shot, you know, like all this.

01:19:23 But he refuses to say, look, let's just play by the same rules

01:19:28 that everybody else is playing.

01:19:30 He refuses to do that.

01:19:31 And so ultimately, as much of a star player as he is,

01:19:34 he's still ultimately hurting the team.

01:19:36 And I feel like that's where we're at with some guys on the right.

01:19:41 And until we acknowledge that, I think we're destined to lose.

01:19:47 You know what's weird?

01:19:47 Sorry to interrupt, but this is a weird form of white supremacy that they express.

01:19:51 They genuinely think that white people can't suffer.

01:19:55 So they're just like, no, you don't have to defend them. 0.98

01:19:57 White people are too powerful to defend. 0.98

01:19:59 It's like, no, guys, white people are just another race like any other race. 0.98

01:20:02 Because what you're talking about, the people that are out there that refuse to acknowledge white people, white suffering, collective white interests, 0.51

01:20:09 They don't have that same compunction about any other group. 0.53

01:20:12 If they found out that Nigeria was being replaced with migration from Timbuktu, they'd be against it.

01:20:18 They'd be outraged. 0.99

01:20:18 They would recognize it. 0.57

01:20:19 So it really is their own bias that prevents them from treating white people like they are happy to treat everybody else.

01:20:25 They really do have to get over that. 0.98

01:20:26 White people are not special. 1.00

01:20:27 Well, it's funny. 1.00

01:20:28 It's profound what you said because not only do they have a bias that they need to acknowledge,

01:20:33 but the irony is that the reasoning for that bias is a subconscious subtle form of white supremacy

01:20:41 it's like we can afford to play by these rules even though the the whole rest of human history

01:20:46 nobody has played by these rules before but we can do it dot dot dot the fine print is um because

01:20:53 we're actually better than everyone and so we can have an added hindrance and still win

01:20:58 and it's like

01:21:00 it's actually not true

01:21:02 in the last 80 years have proved it

01:21:03 we are currently not winning

01:21:05 so yeah I think that's fascinating

01:21:08 we're going to go to

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01:21:47 I believe it's 6 million views.

01:21:49 I think it was at 7 yesterday.

01:21:51 No, I think it's 6.

01:21:53 It's unbelievable how many.

01:21:55 I thought it only had 271,000.

01:21:55 Well, it's certainly not 271,000 views.

01:21:59 We'll say this.

01:21:59 It could be seven.

01:22:00 It could be eight.

01:22:01 You could always have more views, but it is not less, not a single view less than six million.

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01:22:58 All right, so we have a video that Harrison Smith has put together.

01:23:02 It doesn't include any commentary.

01:23:05 It's not him trying to piece things together.

01:23:06 It's literally just a bunch of Jewish elites, politicians, billionaires, 0.88

01:23:11 you know, fill in the blank in their words. 0.58

01:23:13 What they're saying, not just their plan of what they will do,

01:23:17 but a plan that's already well underway,

01:23:20 things that they are actually doing.

01:23:21 We're gonna show this video.

01:23:22 It's gone super viral.

01:23:24 It already has like 7 million plus views.

01:23:27 And so we wanna show it.

01:23:28 It's about 14 minutes in length.

01:23:29 And then we're gonna come back

01:23:30 because we actually have Harrison in person

01:23:32 live in the studio with us.

01:23:34 And I wanna just ask him some questions,

01:23:37 pick his brain and get the commentary

01:23:39 that the video doesn't actually include.

01:23:40 So we'll show the video.

01:23:41 But now, because we have Harrison here,

01:23:43 I wanna say, all right,

01:23:44 what are some of your conclusions,

01:23:46 takeaways uh what do you think this video actually conveys and what should we do about it so here's

01:23:53 the viral video that harrison smith put together i think there's another revolution coming i tend

01:23:59 to steer it along with the the achievement of a broader peace when history is within reach

01:24:05 so what israel is fighting here is not merely a seven-front war but an eight-front war

01:24:12 It's called the Jews against Rome.

01:24:16 Rome and Jerusalem clashed over values with a great tragedy for the Jewish people.

01:24:23 Well, we lost that. 0.76

01:24:24 We have to win the next world. 0.99

01:24:26 But the new Rome, the United States, Jews against Rome. 0.99

01:24:30 We stopped playing defense and have moved to offense. 0.98

01:24:35 The weapons change over time.

01:24:37 You can't fight today with swords.

01:24:39 That doesn't work very well. 0.95

01:24:40 but we need the kind of genius that manufactured apollo gold pagers and infiltrated hezbollah for

01:24:46 over a decade to prepare for this battle but we have to fight with the weapons that apply to the

01:24:52 battlefields in which we engaged and the most important ones are the social media because the

01:24:57 next war will be decided based on how israel and its allies perform online as much as offline this 0.91

01:25:06 This is the 8th front, the disinformation campaign. 0.87

01:25:08 It is actually this 8th front where our enemies believe they can actually defeat the Jewish state. 0.52

01:25:14 This is the kind of ingenuity and inventiveness that have always been a hallmark of the state of Israel,

01:25:20 that have always been a characteristic of the Jewish people.

01:25:23 I know we can do it. 1.00

01:25:25 A lot of this is done with money.

01:25:27 Invested billions and billions of dollars in the information battlefield.

01:25:31 Money of NGOs, vast.

01:25:34 Money of governments, vaster.

01:25:36 We prohibit harmful stereotypes about Jewish people, such as claims that Jews control financial, political, or media institutions. 0.76

01:25:44 You're damn right we're going to cancel them and de-platform them.

01:25:47 We monitor them online, social media, messaging apps, video games, cryptocurrency. 0.97

01:25:52 Hitler admires, Stalin admires, Jew haters.

01:25:56 Podcasts, short-form video, Wikipedia, LLM.

01:26:00 American haters, Churchill haters.

01:26:02 We monitor these people and we share the intelligence with the FBI. 1.00

01:26:05 You think your stupid little podcast is going to change the world like hell it is. 1.00

01:26:10 Social media, this is the new battlefield. 1.00

01:26:13 You don't get to wrap your psychotic, mental, unhinged Nazi. 0.99

01:26:18 We do not allow Holocaust denial and distortion. 0.98

01:26:21 And the most important purchase that is going on right now is TikTok.

01:26:26 TikTok.

01:26:27 TikTok, number one.

01:26:29 For every 30 minutes that someone watches TikTok, they become 17% more anti-Semitics.

01:26:37 So you have TikTok just smashing our young people's brains all day long with video of

01:26:43 carnage in Gaza.

01:26:44 And so we really have a TikTok problem.

01:26:48 Because anything that we try to say to them, they are hearing it through this wall of carnage.

01:26:53 And I sound obscene. 0.97

01:26:54 Anti-Zionism is just Jew hatred. 0.84

01:26:57 We made a change.

01:26:59 We updated our policies.

01:27:00 To designate the use of the term Zionist.

01:27:03 To recognize that the term Zionist.

01:27:06 As a proxy for a protected attribute.

01:27:08 Can be used as a proxy for Jews and Israelis. 0.87

01:27:11 As hate speech.

01:27:12 Why can't Israel be doing some sort of, you know, counterintelligence?

01:27:15 Right now the ADL is co-writing Sunday school curriculum. 0.52

01:27:19 Information warfare like this.

01:27:20 Building the technology to train the LLMs more effectively.

01:27:24 Like psychological operations in America.

01:27:27 As part of a robust framework to combat anti-Semitism, we have industry-leading policies designed with the safety of the Jewish community in mind.

01:27:35 You're right. We control the media. So what are you going to do about it?

01:27:37 You're going to bitch on Twitter like, OK, meanwhile, we're going to control more of the media.

01:27:41 And working with OpenAI, with Alphabet, with Anthropic, with Meta, with Microsoft, we are working with them now to train the LLMs. 0.91

01:27:50 We also have, I think, over two dozen Jewish organizations that are constantly feeding us intelligence and information.

01:27:58 So number one, we measure and track. 0.99

01:27:59 Number two, we monitor and disrupt.

01:28:01 We have a whole apparatus.

01:28:02 I have 40 analysts working full time, seven days a week, 24 hours a day, monitoring extremists.

01:28:09 Monitoring campuses, digital networks, activist groups, and public officials.

01:28:15 We have several PhDs on staff.

01:28:17 We have a network of academics and scholars we work with around the country.

01:28:20 I've talked to the leaders of AI in the world, and you ask yourself, there's so many blessings in this, but there could be a curse.

01:28:27 First thing a country needs to do is to unify all of their data so it can be consumed and used by the AI model.

01:28:38 We need to invest in intelligence to understand who are the anti-Semites, whose funding is them, what's their plan, who are the leaders.

01:28:45 and then once we have that, we can define who is an enemy we can attack.

01:28:54 You have to take all of your healthcare data, your diagnostic data, your genomic data.

01:29:00 We have to take all of this data we have in our country

01:29:03 and move it into a single, if you will, unified data platform.

01:29:08 Once we have all this information, we need to empower and mobilize

01:29:13 an ecosystem of many organizations that we can incentivize them to work together to share

01:29:20 and to fight against our common enemies mobilizing millions of people of allies that are quietly by

01:29:28 our side citizens will be on their best behavior because we're constantly recording and reporting

01:29:34 everything that's going on you know anti-semites most of these people running around we're not

01:29:38 going to win their hearts and minds because they don't have hearts and they don't have minds so

01:29:41 you know how are we gonna there's no reason to think we're ever gonna convince them but we can

01:29:45 deport them we can put them in jail we can make their lives miserable we can cut off their funding

01:29:49 you've got all these control like conspiracy theorists online going on and on and on about 0.99

01:29:53 how you know if you try and say anything if you try and do anything against jews they're gonna

01:29:57 come after you we have featured more than 1 000 anti-semites and they're gonna destroy you and

01:30:03 take away your business and therefore you have to be really really scared these jew haters have

01:30:07 faced real consequences including firings suspensions and expulsions and it's kind of starting to come

01:30:17 true we will shine a light on you that will follow you for the rest of your life when you look for a

01:30:22 job when you look for a spouse when you look for a nanny when you look for anything and i love that

01:30:30 i love it we remove hate speech against zionists when these harmful stereotypes about jews are

01:30:36 invoked in the past 12 months adl's filed more lawsuits than the prior 112 years over the weekend

01:30:45 i received concerning news that i was being sued for 5 million dollars vicious communist racist 0.97

01:30:52 jew hating israel bashing monster defendant frequently posts anti-israel rhetoric accusing 0.96

01:30:58 israel of controlling the united states and its politicians we into zoa will fight these dangerous 0.97

01:31:05 and monstrous lies with all of our hearts and souls no appeasement no conciliation only a war 0.84

01:31:11 against this racist hatred of the jewish people when there is a war it doesn't matter who your 0.99

01:31:17 enemy is you need to destroy their offspring to prevent them from creating more offspring 0.96

01:31:23 what you're trying to do is you want to corral your victim but in fact your countries are the 0.67

01:31:29 victim so you dehumanize a group of people in human society and you prepare them for the kill

01:31:37 for the butchery a government can do in two months more than any organization can do in 0.97

01:31:46 its lifetime the j7 is comprised of the seven largest diaspora communities we meet every other

01:31:52 week via zoom to share information to share best practices and we're running everything

01:31:59 all the time from focus groups to attitudinal surveys to like randomized control trials to

01:32:04 identify what interventions work most effectively. Finally, we have meetings that are some off the

01:32:09 record, some on the record with world leaders in which we share our community's concerns

01:32:15 and call for action. The entire education system in this country from K through 12 and colleges

01:32:21 must be reformed. But it's time to limit the first amendment in order to protect it.

01:32:28 The way we solve anti-Semitism is pretty goddamn simple.

01:32:31 Take control over what they are saying. 1.00

01:32:35 Send their ass to jail. It's not complicated. 1.00

01:32:38 And quickly before it's too late.

01:32:41 We're monitoring political Islamists and Christian nationalists, all of them.

01:32:44 And then we train. We're the largest trainer of law enforcement in America.

01:32:47 We train 20,000 officers every year.

01:32:50 Try that again.

01:32:52 We're here because of those comments made online about the U.S. News.

01:32:55 We deeply value our partnership with law enforcement.

01:32:57 And we've been working with them literally since the FBI was founded in the 1930s.

01:33:02 Is that your account? 0.97

01:33:05 That guy who consistently calls for the death of all Palestinians. 0.96

01:33:09 That can probably incite somebody to do something radical. 0.98

01:33:12 That's all we're here to talk about.

01:33:13 I would think to refrain from posting things like that.

01:33:16 We are going to have a whole division within the office of the special envoy to combat anti-Semitism that is going to work on technology.

01:33:25 We must take all of our technological expertise and all of our available resources to develop

01:33:31 methods to launch and win a significant counter-information campaign.

01:33:36 The products of our technical capacities and sometimes technical and intelligence genius,

01:33:44 and we're happy to do it.

01:33:45 The office is going to be revamped entirely to be one of the highest profile offices in

01:33:50 the State Department.

01:33:51 it's not working too many young people have never heard of the holocaust the only solution right now

01:33:57 is for the governments to decide that all the jews are a protected minority that means that 0.62

01:34:02 the government will be obliged to provide the security upgrades to security jewish community 0.62

01:34:08 shouldn't have to be paying for it but we have to pay for our own armed guards are you serious 0.64

01:34:13 to fund institutions culture and that everybody in europe will learn about the jewish contribution

01:34:20 and why they should cherish Jewish presence.

01:34:22 All your synagogues, all your shul, all paid for. 0.81

01:34:24 Everything, everything that you need is paid for.

01:34:28 I, for one, as a Jewish leader,

01:34:29 will no longer talk about anti-Semitism

01:34:32 in isolation from Israel. 0.89

01:34:34 What we want immediately, if you ask any Jew, 1.00

01:34:36 what do you want? 1.00

01:34:37 What do you want?

01:34:38 No more protests.

01:34:40 No more protests.

01:34:43 I'm not an anti-Semite.

01:34:45 I just don't like the government of Bibi Netanyahu. 0.91

01:34:48 No, you're a Jew hater.

01:34:50 Would a group be banned if it accuses Israel of genocide or apartheid?

01:34:56 If those criteria are satisfied, then that is the case.

01:34:59 Any candidate running for a seat in this building, whether for Congress or Senate,

01:35:04 we will target them as they target us.

01:35:08 Accordingly, we will start a fund to help their opponents.

01:35:13 Beginning already in Q1, hedge funds get set up in Israel,

01:35:16 so we become another capital finance.

01:35:17 I'll argue we will beat London within a short decade as the second capital of finance.

01:35:23 It's going to be New York as a gateway to America, Hong Kong a gateway to China,

01:35:28 Dubai a gateway to Southeast Asia, and Israel as a gateway to other parts of the world.

01:35:31 So we heard earlier about a mission, a goal to bring a million immigrants to Israel. 0.57

01:35:39 History has proven that when a country starts with allowing anti-Semitism,

01:35:44 the results are not kind to that country. 1.00

01:35:46 I want to make a warning to somebody else, and that's American Gentiles. 0.71

01:35:50 The minute your country is taken over by anti-Semitism, 0.96

01:35:53 the minute you start to be a country that's not blessing Israel but cursing Israel,

01:35:58 you have begun the process of shrinking away from your empire. 0.66

01:36:02 And you can decide. You can stay here in New York in a declining empire,

01:36:05 or you can come to Israel, which is part of the rising middle of the world, 0.81

01:36:10 which is moving south and east.

01:36:13 That's what I encourage you to do.

01:36:14 Our faith in the American project itself has been shaken.

01:36:18 The only serious answer to this challenge

01:36:21 is to believe again that being Jewish is the most important thing in the world.

01:36:25 When we're kicked out of America and America, 0.86

01:36:27 you know, the whole thing is done, the whole American Jewish project is done, 0.99

01:36:31 we're gonna be fine. 0.90

01:36:32 For decades, American society allowed Jews to live normal lives.

01:36:37 This was a pleasant holiday from our destiny. 0.79

01:36:41 The holiday is over. 0.98

01:36:42 The Western culture that stands against the Jews is going down. 0.99

01:36:46 The West will survive only if it decides to love itself and if it decides to love us, the Jewish people. 1.00

01:36:55 The Jewish people are not normal. We never really were. 1.00

01:36:59 And now that Israel has turned the entire geopolitical situation on its head, 0.73

01:37:04 our job in the diaspora is to leverage those wins and win here. 0.71

01:37:08 Due to our enemies here, what Israel did to its enemies there. 0.74

01:37:17 And to the world, I say this. 0.71

01:37:20 History will not remember those who merely denounced hatred in polite language.

01:37:25 History will remember those who acted. 0.68

01:37:28 This is a small bunch of wannabe Nazis. 0.91

01:37:32 That's what they are. 0.99

01:37:33 Anti-Semitism is pure evil.

01:37:35 If we have to hunt you down the way they hunted down Nazis for decades, we will find your identities, we will find you, we will achieve justice.

01:37:49 I think we're at the cusp of a new age because I think that we will achieve the expansion of peace.

01:37:56 I think that we are in a new age because I think that the possibilities of technology with their risks, especially in AI, but with their positive benefits are enormous in every field.

01:38:13 I mean, from agriculture to health, to transportation, to, and I think that we are together. We can lead this and become not a secondary power, but a primary power.

01:38:26 yeah that's disgusting that's absolutely disgusting um they i mean they they're not

01:38:42 mincing words they're not even trying to hide it and just saying the quiet part out loud um

01:38:48 that if you are critical of israel if you uh don't believe that uh that their ambitions are

01:38:55 good for your nation and your people, then they're going to hunt you down. They're going to expose

01:39:02 your identity, make it to where you are unemployable, make it to where you can't find a 0.82

01:39:07 spouse. The language that they use in that video that you compiled, Harrison, is, I mean, I think

01:39:15 a lot of people will view that and they'll be afraid. It doesn't make me afraid. It makes me

01:39:19 angry makes me really angry um that's that's wicked it's absolutely wicked um it's been said 0.98

01:39:25 before and i'll say it now um they don't want to kill you because you're a nazi they call you a 0.99

01:39:30 nazi so that it will be okay to kill you the irony is so thick you could choke right they'll bring up 0.98

01:39:36 all the historical examples or even make some of them out of thin air of you know nazis you know 0.99

01:39:43 trying to dehumanize jewish people so that it would be morally you know acceptable in order to 1.00

01:39:48 kill them. And that's exactly what they're doing to us. That's what they're doing now. They're 1.00

01:39:53 saying, hey, you're critical of Israel, or you don't like usury, and you've been talking about

01:39:58 it a little bit too much, or you don't like, you know, pornography and OnlyFans and all these

01:40:01 different things. Hey, the fact that, you know, Gen Z will never be able to own a home, or the 0.92

01:40:05 fact that there's limitless immigration, you know, the fact that all these different things that we 0.60

01:40:10 have been intricately involved in making happen, not in our country, but in yours, you're speaking 0.86

01:40:16 out against it, you have a problem with it, and therefore that immediately correlates you to

01:40:21 Nazis, and we're going to call you that to do the very thing that we have claimed to be upset about

01:40:27 all along. In other words, we're going to dehumanize you so that you're on the menu now, 0.93

01:40:32 you're on the chopping block now, so that the things that we're going to do to you, 0.95

01:40:36 the inhumane things, the way that we're going to silence you, crush you, destroy you, that's the

01:40:42 language, those are the words that were used in that compilation, all of it will be morally

01:40:47 permissible. All of it will be justifiable because you're not really human. You are a Nazi scum

01:40:54 because you had the audacity to care about your country more than ours. I'm disgusted by that. 1.00

01:41:02 I find that, yeah, I'm angry about that. And especially right there at the end, that last

01:41:09 segment when Netanyahu comes on, and basically he's not just saying this is what we'll do,

01:41:14 but he's giving his reason, I think of the scripture, always be prepared in season and

01:41:18 out of season to give a reason for the hope in which you have. Well, he has hope. He has hope

01:41:24 that his nation will be the supreme world power, that everyone else will be subject ultimately to

01:41:30 him, to his people, to his country, and he has a hope for, or a reason for that hope that he

01:41:35 expresses. And the reason is technological innovation. The reason is AI. The reason is

01:41:41 the eighth front warfare. He believes that through all this technological power, that they will be

01:41:48 able to identify and suppress and isolate and render completely impotent anyone and everyone

01:41:57 who says a single negative thing. Harrison, what is your take on that? And are you, I guess my

01:42:04 question would be, in light of what we just watched, do you have any hope? Are you bullish

01:42:10 at all on the American people? Can we win? Absolutely. I mean, that video, I'm not sure

01:42:15 how many views it has now. Last time I checked, it was almost 8 million views. And I did that for

01:42:21 free over a weekend. So it gives me a lot of hope to know that these people have literally tens of

01:42:27 billions of dollars and 40 PhDs on staff and entire, you know, A-B testing laboratories where

01:42:33 they're and but they don't have the truth so they're building everything on a foundation of

01:42:38 sand so we have the truth it overwhelms all of their money all of their conniving all of their

01:42:43 big positions especially with with something like x that can actually let the video go viral

01:42:48 hasn't gone viral on youtube hasn't gone viral on instagram did go viral on x and is now spreading

01:42:53 to those other platforms but part of their entire strategy is demoralization that's why i mean i

01:43:01 tried to very carefully craft that not to make it a celebration of what they're talking about

01:43:06 because it's it's evil and sick but they're bragging about how powerful they are and how

01:43:11 you know capable they are of destroying people which it's like yeah you are powerful but you're

01:43:15 evil like it's that's not a good thing and when people see you sort of reveling in the power that

01:43:20 you have to punish your enemies even though they haven't done anything wrong then i think it

01:43:24 becomes clear like what the what the intent of all of that is yeah yeah so there and there's a

01:43:29 couple there's a couple aspects to it that are like building blocks that are being established

01:43:36 and one of the important ones i don't actually have explicitly in there but it's the ihra um

01:43:41 international holocaust remembrance association working definition of anti-semitism which they

01:43:45 they'll adopt that um big tech companies will adopt it or like our government has now adopted

01:43:50 and said, this is now how we're defining anti-Semitism,

01:43:53 and the key component of that is anti-Israel is anti-Semitism.

01:43:58 And so, again, I put it in a couple times.

01:44:00 So, like, about every two minutes in that video,

01:44:02 you hear somebody say anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism, 0.65

01:44:05 because that's a key component, because then whatever Israel does, 0.83

01:44:08 whatever backlash to Israel's insane and genocidal actions

01:44:12 is therefore categorized as anti-Semitism, those numbers go up,

01:44:16 ADL gets more power, you cause more fear in the Jewish community,

01:44:19 so they look to you for protection.

01:44:21 I mean, a lot of it is built off that definition alone,

01:44:26 the definition of anti-Semitism being anti-Israel.

01:44:29 That needs to be rejected outright.

01:44:31 Yes, absolutely.

01:44:32 Wes and Antonio, any thoughts?

01:44:34 We underestimate the power of censoring someone on social media.

01:44:37 It's like, oh, your video doesn't reach as many people.

01:44:39 Whole ideas and people themselves, people with something to say,

01:44:43 when you have the power and the levers over social media,

01:44:46 you can truly make them disappear.

01:44:48 They're still making content. They're still putting out videos. But you can truly take an idea in a way you couldn't do with someone unless you kill them in the public square, for instance. So back in the day, you would have literally had to go out and like, I'm gonna have to murder this guy in his sleep. I'm gonna have to murder him in the town square. If I want him silenced, I have to take real kinetic action. But in a world where ideas spread via the internet, if you take someone and you have the power over something, a platform like TikTok, over a platform like YouTube, over a platform, say, like Patreon, and you're trying to get a message out, it is truly possible that you are literally

01:45:18 literally unable to do so. And I mean, for 20 years, we were talking about this Harrison

01:45:21 during the break. I mean, there were entire decades where even beginning to question the

01:45:26 things that we're questioning now, even beginning to posit the ideas, name the names, bring the

01:45:30 receipts that we're doing right now. There were whole decades we're doing that, whether from the

01:45:34 ADL, the SPLC, they would get you kicked off of the internet. That's happened before. And it

01:45:39 happened for a long time. And it got us in some measure to the hell hole we're in right now.

01:45:43 And so we have this narrow window, Elon Musk buying X, being a big one so ideas can spread,

01:45:48 alternative platforms like Rumble, creators being brave.

01:45:51 We have a narrow window, but what you heard was them saying, we've got to close this window

01:45:55 as fast as we can.

01:45:57 And if we don't, we know what the end result will be.

01:45:59 And so it's basically an arms race.

01:46:01 Which one wins first, the message or the mechanism to suppress it?

01:46:05 And that is a very powerful way of doing so in a media world.

01:46:08 You can suppress someone, you can send them to the black hole of the internet, and their

01:46:12 idea truly doesn't get out.

01:46:13 You think about them like, oh, I used to watch their videos.

01:46:15 Where did they go?

01:46:16 Oh, they're gone.

01:46:17 You can't find them.

01:46:18 It won't pop up in your feed.

01:46:19 It won't be suggested to you.

01:46:21 That's something worth taking very, very seriously.

01:46:24 Sorry, just to note that, you hear the guy in there, we have to destroy the First Amendment

01:46:30 in order to protect it, restrict the First Amendment in order to protect it.

01:46:33 The First Amendment has five freedoms that are at play.

01:46:36 That's what they're attacking right now.

01:46:38 often anti-semitism laws against anti-semitism are framed as we have to protect freedom of

01:46:44 religion so we have to that is literally the opposite if i have freedom of religion i have

01:46:48 freedom to not believe a religion i have freedom to criticize a religion or the people in that

01:46:53 religion or the power structure of that religion the freedom of religion is the ability to criticize

01:46:58 religions not just adhere to them so like that i think is an important point how they invert the

01:47:03 first amendment but then also in the first amendment they have the freedom of the press

01:47:06 At the time it was written, the press wasn't some sort of metaphysical newspapers and TV shows.

01:47:13 It was a machine called the press.

01:47:15 So if that was written today, it would be freedom of the internet, freedom of mass communication.

01:47:20 The press was simply the tool necessary for mass communication.

01:47:22 So when you're talking about back in the day, they would have had to go kill somebody.

01:47:26 That's because you can't control all of the presses, right?

01:47:29 Somebody can just go make a press of their own, and you'd have to go conquer that too in order to stop them.

01:47:34 So, you know, freedom of these platforms, freedom of usage of the Internet, I think, is guaranteed by our First Amendment.

01:47:41 We just haven't updated the vocabulary.

01:47:43 We think of press as this, you know, the news media.

01:47:47 That's not what it means.

01:47:47 It means the mechanical, technological ability to mass produce information.

01:47:52 And we have to grapple with the first word of the First Amendment is Congress.

01:47:55 And then that does extend to state-level governments, but it's Congress can't limit these.

01:47:59 But what do you do when YouTube is so big that that is the place where 90% of people every single day, they get news and information?

01:48:07 Well, YouTube's a private company.

01:48:08 YouTube isn't Congress.

01:48:09 So can they do that?

01:48:10 Is Google?

01:48:11 Google doesn't have to let you use their email.

01:48:13 Google doesn't necessarily have to let you use their services.

01:48:16 We need to think about what that means in the 21st century, not just limiting it to Congress, but saying, hey, also private companies have a responsibility, potentially, and a responsibility, maybe somewhat like the First Amendment.

01:48:27 Hey, you cannot, if you are literally the monopoly on news, you can't also censor this too.

01:48:32 You also have a certain freedom that you have to allow to take place.

01:48:36 Yeah, this is that whole Section 230 controversy around having the immunity and being treated like a neutral site, if you will, but being able to actually censor people.

01:48:46 There's a clear conflict of interest, contradiction there that happens with these big platforms, and that's something that has to be solved.

01:48:52 One other thing I wanted to talk about was maybe a point of optimism if we think about Gen Z, younger generations. 0.83

01:48:59 I think they're fundamentally motivated by, at least politically speaking, a distrust in institutions.

01:49:07 And so what I find kind of ironic as we watch that video and they're talking about all of this top-down leverage,

01:49:13 one reason I just think it outside of just blatant censorship and restriction of the First Amendment,

01:49:18 One reason I don't think it will work is because the people they're trying to indoctrinate, if you will, or educate, as they might say, they don't even trust those.

01:49:28 They're naturally skeptical of a blue square ad.

01:49:32 They find it off-putting.

01:49:33 They find it on the nose. 0.95

01:49:34 This is one of the reasons that my generation, Gen Z, everything's memetic.

01:49:40 Everything's seven layers deep because no one really believes in truth.

01:49:43 No one trusts top-down information.

01:49:47 And so the scheme, and I think they recognize this, and this is where TikTok comes in.

01:49:51 The scheme is that, algorithmically speaking, Gen Z receives their news bottoms up.

01:49:57 It's a TikTok video made by someone in their living room that goes viral because it actually resonates.

01:50:02 It connects.

01:50:02 It's real.

01:50:03 And they recognize it.

01:50:04 They say, oh, for the last 50 years, or maybe it's less than that.

01:50:06 Maybe it's 30 years.

01:50:07 We've controlled the institutions top down.

01:50:09 And that's been great because we've had Fox News and we've had CNN and MSNBC.

01:50:13 But what do we do now when everything's algorithmic?

01:50:15 Everything's bottoms up.

01:50:16 everything's organic, if you will. That requires such a mass amount of information. And you can

01:50:24 imagine so many people on the ground that have to post and post and post. And it has to be a swell

01:50:29 of resources that they just fundamentally don't have access to. And this is why censorship will

01:50:34 become so important for them in this strategy, this eighth front, if you will, because they don't

01:50:38 have the resources to actually combat truth on the ground. Especially AI. AI is like their number

01:50:44 one thing yeah no you're you're exactly right could could not agree more Harrison any final

01:50:48 thoughts uh no this this is this has been uh great this has been very fun I just think uh

01:50:54 please share that video around I'm so like gratified and happy about how well the video

01:50:59 is doing I work a lot I work very hard on a lot of videos and a lot of times they don't go anywhere

01:51:03 so I'm so so thankful for everybody who has spread it around and sent it around and I think

01:51:08 not to toot my own horn but I think it's really a really good piece of positive propaganda because

01:51:13 it's their words. You can't, you know, people are going, it's like, it's literally all them.

01:51:18 You cannot claim that it's anything except for a presentation of reality. I mean, I may have put

01:51:23 it in an order that puts across an idea I intend, not the speaker, but regardless, you can't frame 0.74

01:51:30 this as anything other than the world Jewish elite describing their own plans and motivations. So

01:51:35 please share it. Yep. Thanks for coming on the show. Well said. In the vein of, you know,

01:51:41 publishers that are canceling people and suppressing certain things. Wes, you mentioned

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01:52:20 came down to one particular episode, which was the title was Understanding World Jewry. And it

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01:52:31 long episode on Understanding World Jewry. And we gave all the disclaimers. We gave the nuances.

01:52:37 We were careful in our speech. 0.95

01:52:38 We did not say every single Jew is involved in this, but there is something to be said

01:52:42 at the elite level when it comes to billionaires and politicians and those who are influencers

01:52:47 and have power and influence and affluence who are Jewish, racially Jewish, ethnically

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01:53:04 They said, yeah, that episode, Understanding World Jewry, is the reason why we kicked you off. 0.71

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The NXR Podcast - February 06, 2026

NXR Livestream - Epstein Files： Top 3 Takeaways w⧸Harrison Smith of INFOWARS

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