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0:00Today's weeks and even years ahead of the new cycle, Alex Jones Live.com is tomorrow's news today. The spectacle unfolding around Lindsey Clancy after she murdered her three young children as exposed to raw nerve in the culture that no amount of pink t-shirts and I am Lindsey slogans can hide. Hundreds of women turned out at the courthouse and across social media to stand with the woman who ended the lives of Korra, Dawson and Caled, framing the killings as the tragic result of a failed mental health system rather than an act that demands accountability. We feel she's very sleep deprived. Her job is a labor and delivery nurse working night shifts and treat children. A lot. A lot. I like the system failed her. She was bacon-pa-helping on her. I don't know if that's being held. Make her feel any better, but I'm just looking at hell right now. I just wanted to support Lindsey and just say it could be one of my sister-in-law's.

1:03It could be one of my best friends and it could be me. So just here to support. We are hearing her. We see that she tried everything and I really do believe that she went into a state of psychosis. The eight-month-old baby was born. The three and five-year-old were in daycare full-time. Patrick took a 12-week paternity leave and they hired a nanny to help with the newborn baby. After the 12-week leave was over, Patrick could see that Lindsey needed more help and support. So he decided to move his office into home and started working from home so they decided they didn't need the nanny anymore because Patrick was going to stay home. You guys were saying that this woman had no support? That is false. Her behavior was calm and cooperative. Yes. Didn't see anything about her behavior that would indicate to you that she was responding to some type of voices or hallucination that you couldn't see. Not during my evaluation. Did you speak to Miss Clancy again during that meeting? She denied suicidal intent. Correct. She denied homicidal intent. She denied having auditory or visual hallucinations. Correct.

2:04She reported her mood as okay. Is that correct? Yes. And she told you she was looking forward to moving to spawning. Correct. Yes. She also denied any confusion or disorientation. Is that correct? Yes. You described her mood as okay on that day? Yes. And you described her as future-oriented on that day? Yes. You wrote that the patient reported feeling down about her current situation, her paralysis and the events leading up to her hospitalization. Is that correct? Yes. And you also noted, she said her thoughts about what she had done were not constant throughout the day. Correct. So she wasn't thinking about killing her children throughout the day every day. Correct. Correct. Ordinary observers have pointed out that the children themselves have been all but erased from the conversation while Clancy is recast as the primary victim. An inversion-producing genuine outrage. The systematic destruction of three innocent lives as secondary to one woman's suffering. She admits it. Everyone admits it. It's all on record. She was all these psychotropic drugs that can contribute to that.

3:04So we want to blame them partially. That's fine. But you know, the other day she gets the main blame. And there's lots of cases of men killing their kids by strangling them. They all get messy cases every few years. There's a lot of them, you know, stacked over time. Where dads have killed three, four kids by strangulation in the same way. And they get to death penalty. They get death row. Believe that women are disproportionately as a sex, disproportionately destroying this country. And I also believe that it is enabled by weak men. So I want to be very clear. I'm not attacking women. I'm attacking both sexes. But we attack men and rightly so all the time for excessive aggression, violence, sexual predation as we should. But we never ever criticize women for their errors, for their sex-specific flaws, which are largely uncontrolled, uncontained emotion, which explodes and leaks out into horribly destructive areas, such as the sexual mutilation and hormonal castration of young children,

4:08most of whom are girls, and most of which is led by women, women therapists, women teachers, women surgeons, women clinical directors, women politicians, women legislators. Even mothers in families are largely driving this, not men, not fathers. Of course, the fathers, they're just standing around letting it happen. So I'm not saying that they're guiltless or blameless, but I'm saying they're not stepping up. So I'm saying that they're not being too strong, ethical men to stand up and to contain the excesses of what I would call toxic femininity. Many of those questioning the supporters are other women and mothers who reject the idea that shared struggles with anxiety or depression create a license to excuse the unthinkable. The result is a seismic shift that refuses to be ignored. Instead, opening up the conversation of an entire country plagued by mental illness fueled by the George Soros injustice system. John Bound reporting for the Alex Jones Network at AlexTonesLive.com.

5:09Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to War Room Live. I'm your host Harrison Smith. Coming to you from the Alex Jones studios here in Austin, Texas, Alex JonesLive.com. Big news day. Today, of course, we've got the big midterm convention, Donald Trump held yesterday. I'm differing results from that. Of course, the big announcement of the $5,000 checked everybody, which feels an awful lot like the death of the Republic. We'll get into that, of course, and some other speeches from the night that stand out being brand and gil. And I, you know, I don't know how everybody else is feeling, but it's like when you go through a bad break up, and you're like, I'm just not ready. I'm just not ready to go out right now. You seem like a great guy, but it's just, you know, I need some time. We need some time to process the betrayal that we've been through.

6:11And it's also it's like, oh, Brandon Gilles saying all the things that we want to hear. Well, what's his angle? What's he trying to pull on us? So, you know, I just feel like an abused dog afraid to actually trust anybody ever again. So, you know, I wish this wasn't the case. I wish I could show you Brandon Gilles speech and just be like, isn't this amazing? He's our guy. Next president, let's go in behind him. You know, after a couple rounds of Donald Trump, maybe we need to be a little bit more suspicious of everything. Of course, today is the 10th of September, meaning it is the one year anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk. I don't go to clip two here. This is a compilation I made out of speeches from his funeral.

7:12And it's just one of these time warped situations where both simultaneously feels like we have been talking about the assassination of Charlie Kirk for five years at this point because of all the drama that has been caused as a result of the speculation about it. But I also remember the assassination, like it happened yesterday. I feel like I remember every minute of that afternoon and evening from the moment it happened. And it just has to be one of the biggest disappointments of the Trump administration's second go is the utter and outrageous failure to do anything as a consequence of this brutal public assassination of a beloved Republican figure. I said it at the time and thinking about it now, I mean, the Trump administration, literally did less following the assassination of Charlie Kirk than they did to punish the

8:20University of Florida student that set a bad word to a student wearing an IDF shirt. And at least then we had the DOJ come out and actually lean on the university to make changes and used it as an example of the severe punishment that would come down on anybody who said any cosmetic things like we have seen nothing equivalent after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Now a year on, they're holding like public celebrations, mocking and celebrating the assassination that the left takes credit for and feels like they got away with. I saw somebody today, I think it was Orrin McIntyre, you know, put it very correctly saying the failure to sufficiently punish the left following the assassination of Charlie Kirk is going to have consequences for us and our children.

9:23When you don't stem the rising tide of extremism from the left, that's going to be a bill that comes due eventually. That's going to cause more assassinations like this. It's pretty much guaranteed at this point. There have been attempts since. Let's go now to clip number two. This is a compilation of speeches that were given at Charlie Kirk's funeral. Let's watch. What do we do about this guy telling the truth about us? We must make him stop talking! And there's always one guy with the bread idea and I could just hear him say, I've got an idea, why don't we just kill him? That'll shut him up. That'll fix the problem. It doesn't work that way. Any attempt to extinguish the light causes it to burn brighter.

10:24Every single time. His voice on earth will echo through the generations and his name will live forever in the eternal chronicle of America's greatest patriots. He will live forever. He was killed because his voice made a difference because he was showing people the light. And he was killed by the dark. He was bringing the gospel to the country. He was doing the thing that the people in charge hate most, which is calling for them to repent. It's only an acknowledgement that what Charlie was really saying is that change begins, the only change that matters when we repent of our sins. We, me, a recognition that the real problem is me and how fallen I am. And that was the reason that Charlie was fearless at all times,

11:30truly fearless to his last moment. So our call to action is now every one of us needs to be a warrior like Charlie. Train, study, learn, and to speak exercise our God given right, to speak and carry that torch that shines brightly because of God's love. Charlie suffer a terrible fate my friends. We all know it. We all saw it. It is not the worst fate. It is better to face the gunman than to live your life afraid to speak the truth. It is better to be persecuted for your faith than to deny the kingship of Christ. It is better to die a young man in this world than to sell your soul for an easy life with no purpose, no risk, no love, and no truth. Except Charlie's challenge, an embraced true manhood.

12:32He's strong and courageous for your families. Love your wives and leave them. Love your children and protect them. Be the spiritual head of your home. But please be a leader worth following. The light will defeat the dark. We will prevail over the forces of wickedness and evil. They cannot imagine what they have awakened. They cannot conceive of the army. The day have a reason in all of us. We have beauty. We have light. We have goodness. We have determination. We have vision. We have strength. We built the world that we inhabit now. Generation by generation. And we will defend this world. We will defend goodness. We will defend light. We will defend

13:37the virtue. You cannot terror by us. You cannot write on us. You cannot write on us. Because we are on the side of goodness. We are on the side of God. You thought you could kill Charlie Kirk? You have made him immortal. It has been one year since the assassination. Since really the fate of America was altered in ways that we will never fully recognize. I just feel bad. I didn't respect Charlie Kirk enough while he was still alive. I didn't realize the power he had become. The light that he provided, that would be so very much missed once he was gone. So hopefully we can not use this chance to exclusively spiral down into speculation about who did it,

14:48but no matter who did it and who was behind it, the fact is they took a major piece off the board. And it made victory that much more difficult for all of us. We can recommit to what Charlie represented while he was alive, rather than focus exclusively on his death. It just feels like yet another absolutely squandered opportunity by the Trump administration. And we will get into, I guess we will get into some of this right now because there are so many examples of supposed foreknowledge, seemingly showing that people all around UVU and elsewhere knew that this was going to happen. We're bragging about it. The fact it was going to happen, celebrating it as soon as it did happen, saying we did it.

15:51We have examples like this. In Wochner's posted this, this was posted on September 9th, the day before, posted by a non-binary UVU student saying Charlie Kirk is coming to my college tomorrow. I really hope somebody invaprates him literally. Then again saying let's just say something big will happen tomorrow with a smiley face. Now whether this person was ever actually investigated by the FBI, we don't really know likely not. That screenshot isn't even the worst one. The screenshot on the left was posted minutes after by a guy who knew Tyler Robinson personally and even had it in his username. The screenshot on the right was posted five days before the assassination took place. He then took a victory lap once the deed was done. Neither of these two people were investigated or charged with anything. So you've got this one person saw Tyler June 30th. We effing did it. And then this other person, Fujo Shinsel. You guys, I have something big coming soon. Just be

16:56sure to check the news. You'll know when you see it. And then as soon as Charlie's killed, you post, well that's that. Neither of these people apparently investigated by the FBI or looked into it. Now when it comes to the FBI investigation overall, like we know from inside sources that certain foreign involvement was not looked into, like they forbid him from looking for bid, the investigators for looking into certain international participation in one way or another. And the fact they didn't seem to investigate any of this foreign knowledge. To me, it's not contrary to their potentially being a foreign element. You don't investigate something if you don't want to find something. If you think there might be some information out there that you'd rather not get public, well, then you just don't investigate it at all.

17:59And I can't help but wonder if that may have influenced the decision of whether or not to go investigate some of these people that seem to show foreign knowledge. Maybe powers the B didn't want to know what they'd find if they actually looked into it. Again, we have to speculate because the FBI has done such a terrible job of actually making people confident in their ability or willingness even to find not just the killer of Charlie Kirk, but anybody he may have been working with. The FBI apparently did interview the person named Omar who posted the Charlie Kirk was coming to his college tomorrow saying I hope somebody evaporates him and saying something big will happen tomorrow. The FBI interviewed this person who posted a parent foreign knowledge of the Charlie Kirk shooting on October 11th, 2025 and obtained search warrants for their devices, GPS data, social media accounts, etc. I wish we had more details about why investigators ultimately cleared them. So apparently this guy was looked into

19:03it. It's the guy that posted this one, but they cleared him supposedly, but never said why they cleared him or how they cleared him. Judging as similar to the Lance Twigs, you know, the roommate of Tyler Robinson, likewise, I think the sort of grace they're giving him is a little bit suspicious as well, but we still await the actual trial. We're hoping that at least some of this information is actually investigated and looked into and we get some solid answers from it, but regardless, I think the giant hole that Charlie Kirk filled in the Republican establishment has been filled up with a bunch of unsavory characters that do not have America's best interest in mind, something that despite my differences of opinion when it came to things like Israel with Charlie,

20:08never once doubted the man's patriotism or wears loyalty ultimately laid. That's not really the case with some of these other figures, but most of these other figures. And again, whether his break from Israel had anything to do with his assassination, I doubt will ever have full confirmation one way or the other. Good man. What a just shocking change in the timeline. It's absolutely horrifying. Not only this was allowed to happen, but that people to this day continue to celebrate it. And of course, we can go over the response of people on their own tiktoks, their own faces at work, being mocking Charlie Kirk's death. The fact that I had seemingly normal loving people,

21:10I know in my personal life who seemed to shrug and say, well, Charlie Kirk said a lot of things that made people mad. So I kind of deserved it. Or he said he didn't care about gun violence, so I guess, you know, that's him taking and getting the amazing thing, the sort of horrifying thing, say they literally took basically two quotes of Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk, a man who did a show three hours a day on radio, had more clips circulating around YouTube than anybody could ever watch in a single lifetime. Like the man was an engine of content. Constantly talking constantly saying things out of everything he'd ever said of the years in the public eye. The left latched on two things that he said took them completely out of context, completely warped any actual intent or meaning behind what Charlie Kirk was saying and then

22:12use that to justify his murder. Charlie Kirk, an extreme moderate, you might say, somebody who went out of his way to treat people who disagreed with him with respect and consideration who actually talked to them on their level and tried sincerely to convince them of the correctness of his ideas and they justify his murder. And the two quotes that they would take out of context was one in which he talked about the evils of DEI in which he basically said because of DEI, because racial hiring has taken place, you don't know whether or not the person perhaps flying your plane actually got there on merit or whether they were placed in that position because of diversity requirements. That was then extrapolated out, warped, twisted, distorted and became Charlie Kirk hated black pilots. Charlie Kirk said black people weren't

23:17capable of being pilots and said every time he saw a black pilot he feared for his life, right, just literally nothing that he said, nothing he would believe, right? Charlie Kirk is one of these guys. I don't think he was behind the scenes saying the inward, right? I think he was sincere about his beliefs. And I think he sincerely would have loved black pilots to exist on the basis of their own abilities and merits, obviously protesting the diversity drive that makes everything unsafe and continues to make everything unsafe. We got planes flying off the runways on a weekly basis at this point. But that was one quote that again, very sensible, very obvious, very reasonable, really impossible to argue against, but it gets extrapolated to Charlie Kirk hated black people. And then the other one he said was basically, yes, guns are dangerous, but a lot of things are dangerous that we put up with because we understand that the value they represent is greater than

24:19the danger they represent. Cars kill a hell of a lot more people than guns, but we as a society have decided it's worth the risk. It's worth the risk. Yes, it's a risk every time you get in your car. Yes, you might die in a flaming accident, but overall, it's worth it because most of the time that doesn't happen. Well, it's the same thing with guns. Yes, guns can be dangerous. Yes, people are murdered with guns. Guns can get in the hands of dangerous people, but the price you pay for getting rid of guns is a hell of a lot worse than anything that happens with them and that not to not justifying or downplaying gun violence, but simply saying that it's a necessary price to pay for freedom and to be armed. That of course gets extrapolated out to Charlie Kirk says people dying is just the price of having guns and it's a price he's willing to pay and he doesn't care if people get killed by guns. He thinks that's fine and so he got killed by a gun. I guess he just got what he deserved. He got what he wanted.

25:22So it's like the death of Charlie Kirk. It was like all of the worst impulses from every side of the aisle in America just found this outlet for expression where it's just the stupid lowest common denominator, low IQ inability to even understand what is being said, but willingness to accept that some 31 year old father of two nicest guy in the world is actually a seething racist who wants everybody to die and he deserves to die. Again, I don't even know how to express it. His lowest common denominator, just like the jury on the Lindsay Clancy trial. This like, well, Charlie Kirk made me feel kind of bad, so I guess he deserved to be murdered. I guess he didn't cater to me specifically. He didn't repeat exactly what I believe to me in a nice voice. So I guess he's kind of evil and deserves the bullet. So it's just like

26:26just whatever this is, whatever this inhuman kind of class of people that were forced to live around that just have no humanity, no empathy, no genuine empathy for anybody other than people that think exactly like them. This just dangerously stupid, these dangerously stupid people that don't under, can't even fathom like what they're justifying when they shrug their shoulders at a young man being murdered for his words. But in addition to that, you've got the completely off the rails incapable of actually making a coherent argument conspiracy theorist that came out about all this, which is just like, it's just been a maelstrom. It's just been a maelstrom of absurdity and ridiculous resistance to actually doing

27:28anything to stop the left. And again, it's not like we're incapable. It's not like the powers that be couldn't take this attack and then use it to justify a giant sweeping crackdown. They didn't want to. They didn't care. They weren't like Charlie Perk. It was a one of a kind, that's for sure. We'll start with some videos from last night, the big midterm convention, the act of desperation, which at least I'm glad Trump has not been on the road the entire year like they said that he would be. But still, it's just kind of pathetic. It's just kind of pathetic. It's like an employee who just never does their work, never gets anything done, constantly causing problems. And then they have to come in for their yearly review. And they're like

28:33talking about how great they are and how valuable they are and how they're, you know, a crucial part of the team and that they do some, it's just like, you know that we've been here the whole time, like you can try to sell us this. You know, what have been better is if the entire time you'd been proving through your actions, why you're the better choice, not making promises that you failed to uphold. And then basically calling everybody names for pointing that out. I just, you know, I would love to just a whole heartedly embrace what's being said, the Republican convention. I don't believe any of it though. Not even a little bit. However, this was funny. Representative Brandon Gill kicked off his speech, which was more or less a highlight of the event. With a land acknowledgement, I'm sure you've heard him before, in Canada, it's like a law. It's like you can't actually do an event if you don't start by acknowledging the,

29:36the savage tribes that once roamed across the land, you have to, you have to acknowledge your own stolen land, apparently, which is absurd. So Brandon Gill did his own sort of a land acknowledgement yesterday. It's got a clip number one here. Only appropriate that we kicked this convention off properly. With a land acknowledgement. I'd like to acknowledge that we stand here today in the great state of Texas and the United States of America, the ancestral homeland of great American patriots, pioneers, and explorers who put down roots, fought for freedom all over the globe and blood and died to build the greatest civilization ever known to man. My friends, we live in the finest country in the history of the world,

30:48and we're no longer going to apologize for that. So again, yeah, love it, love to see it. You're darn Teton. That's, that's Southern slang for you're exactly right, sir. You're correct in all your suppositions, my good man. So you know, I love to say, I just, I just wish I could get behind it fully, but you know, Brandon Gill is a guy who's married to the daughter of Dinesh D'Souza, D'Souza, Indian immigrant, major Zionist talking head. So it's like, you know, I think he's the real deal to a certain extent. But like JD Vance, you know, it's like, well, you got, you got a lot of connections, you got to go a lot of unsavory connections. So you sang all the right stuff. It's kind of not enough. And you're still kind of within this approved rhetoric box that we really got to break out of.

31:50I don't know if you know this, but the last couple of years, Texas has been majority non-whites, when majority Hispanic population, 22% of American school children are white European heritage, 22%, 78% are foreign. Now, when you talk about the explorers and the pioneers, the great warriors that fought and blood and died to create Texas, they did that explicitly against the Mexican government in order to make Texas an Anglo-State and have a join the United States. So when you talk about preserving Texas as the land these people fought and died for, that's we've not succeeded. That's over. It's no longer the case. So until we hear some explicit pro-white sentiments from Brandon Gill, I'm taking everything with the grain of salt.

32:54That being said, he clearly has set himself apart now. And we'll likely, you know, we'll see his name cropping up in talks about 2028, maybe not as presidential contender, but maybe he might run and he might do well at the very least. He'd probably make a very good running candidate for somebody like JD Vance. I think a Vance Gill ticket is not out of the realm of possibility by any means. Let's go now to clip number four. Here again, Texas representative Brandon Gill, talking about the common sense revolution that Donald Trump led in 2024. Let's watch. 2024, like Thomas Payne before him, President Trump led a common sense revolution. And he beat the extremists, but that battle continues today. The other side is telling us exactly what they want to do next. Woke 2.0, the total destruction of America's constitutional order.

33:56And this isn't just rhetoric. This is their platform. Democrats are campaigning on abolishing the United States Senate, eliminating the office of the presidency, shutting down the Pentagon and defunding the United States military. Now, these aren't just policy disagreements that we have with Democrats. The question, this election cycle, the fundamental question of this election cycle is whether America, as we know it, should even exist. I think we can all remember the good old days when political debates were about marginal tax rates and government spending. Now we're debating whether toddlers can become transgender, whether men can get pregnant, and whether your daughter should have to share a locker room with grown men. So again, to one in one sense, he's right. I'd actually disagree with the way that he frames

35:02Donald. Well, it's kind of, it's like in an objective view, yes, what Donald Trump was presenting is common sense because things like expel foreigners from your country that aren't supposed to be there. That is actually common sense. But the fact is nowadays, what Donald Trump did in 2024, was not take a moderate common sense position. He really went farther to the right than he had been in 2016 than he had done in 2020. He went farther to the right. He doubled down on his rhetoric. He didn't moderate and say, well, you know, we can make a deal and we'll see. Now, he doubled down. And he said, we're going to get him all out and the Haitians are reading cats and they don't belong here. A little bit more extreme rhetoric than we'd really ever heard from an American politician. So I don't even know if I agree fully with the framing that Brandon Gil puts out there, but obviously he's exactly right about what the Democrats represent and how

36:04they genuinely want to utterly destroy America. The problem is the Republicans have not done anything or even really effectively made the argument that they could do anything to actually rescue the United States. It seems like their entire framework now is the America that we know is there to serve Israel and Israel alone. And this is the elephant in the room that you can't ignore and that they do ignore, which means they're not actually identifying the problem here. It's not that Americans are unwilling to go along with the program to save the country. It's not that the power to affect change is not in the hands of Donald Trump and the Republicans is that they haven't used it, refused to use it. And it basically left us out to dry. Now they're telling us you have to vote for us. Otherwise, the people that want to actually destroy your country are going to take over. And we know that, but that's been the case the entire time, which is why we voted for you guys last time.

37:07And you haven't done anything at all to substantially stop it detangibly reverse the way things are going. Nothing, nothing. And the more you think about it, the less there is to show. I mean, you really get down to the numbers of deportations. It's pathetic. It's really nothing. The zero border crossings is just untrue. We could show you videos every day of people crossing the southern border with absolutely no resistance whatsoever. Maybe they just stopped encountering them so they don't count them. But one thing we do know is that they count any encounters that they get at the southern border as deportations. So again, the numbers aren't trustworthy when it comes to deportations, but that's one of a number of promises the Donald Trump made that he's completely failed up. Hold the private equity takeover of the economy has been absolutely devastating to actual in real life stores and employers and entire markets have been gobbled up by these scumbags

38:12and Donald Trump has facilitated it every step of the way. He's facilitated the AI takeover, the building of the data centers, the flat cameras. We've not seen anything to represent the benefits of that, only the negatives. So on one hand, you have the leftist who are open in their hatred of the American system and desire to tear it all down. On the other hand, you have the Republicans who make a lot of noises like they love the American system, but seem constitutionally incapable, like physically unwilling to do anything at all, anything at all to actually change the tide. So I just, you know, I'm playing these videos, but it's like, I wish I could just hell yeah, Brandon Gilles got the right idea. I'm just like, this is all a con. This is all just a giant confidence game and I don't buy it at all. We'll go to one more clip from clip number three

39:14here. Brandon Gilles frames election as the mainstream versus the extreme and accuses Democrats of rejecting American greatness. Let's watch. This election is very clear. It's the mainstream versus the extreme because there's another political movement in our country right now that doesn't believe that America is or ever was great. They sometimes call themselves socialists. Some even call themselves communists, but most of them simply go by Democrats. Again, he's right, but what are you actually doing to resolve that? And I guess this is the ultimate reframing that you now have Trump supporters literally cheering the word mainstream, which is really

40:20represents everything we were against for the entire first 10 years of the Trump phenomenon. Did we want to be a part of the mainstream? The whole idea was that the mainstream is corrupt and wicked and evil and needs to be taken on and dismantled and destroyed. We don't want to be the mainstream. We want to represent a radical break from the mainstream. But now we're we're supposed to be the mainstream because the Democrats are the radicals. You have to also be radical to defeat the radicals. Do we not understand this? I'm telling you. I'm very worried about what comes next because the Democrats are serious. They are communists. They're actually going to try to pull off a communist revolution in a real way. I have so many people have talked to about this that are like

41:21they don't they don't care because they have this idea that like we already went through a cut like that we already are communist somehow. It's like I don't I don't know if y'all've ever looked into history and what a communist revolution really is. But it gets crazy and they're only ever defeated by military action. So it's like our Republican leadership that talks so much about loving America and wanting to defeat the communist and the evils of socialism. They don't even have the balls to like arrest these people. Do you think they're going to be giving a green light to the army to crush the rebellion once it starts? Do you think they're actually going to take this seriously? The closer we get to the communist revolution the harder it is to crush. We had every opportunity we could possibly want over the last year and a half two years to crush the

42:28left. We just haven't done it. We just haven't done it. We haven't wanted to. They pretend like they're doing it. They know what you want. They know what they should do. They declare Antifa a terrorist organization. Nothing happens. Nothing that mitigates Antifa's activity occurs at all. Antifa's not calved. They're not scared. They're not running in fear. They're not shutting down their websites and chat rooms and running for the hills trying to disguise themselves. They are as confident as active as they ever were. So can we please get some actual action? Can we get something that tangibly affects things rather than empty rhetoric, more empty rhetoric? And literally everybody understands this at this point. This is Aaron Rogers, former NFL quarterback. Or is he still a quarterback? I don't even know. He's still in. All right. I don't know. You knew the football stats here. I like Aaron Rogers. Well, I like him too. I wouldn't sure he's still playing.

43:33The S-President. Yes, he's still there. He's still there. All right. Thank you. Alex is always there. Just in case I need a football trivia. I was walking by. The AC was turned off in here. Yeah. It gets. It gets freezing. Oh, did you get off? No, no, it's fine. It's fine. Did you turn it off? Well, yeah, but it's all right. I thought you were. You know, I just fine. I'm turning off later. No, you're the ball. I'm an air conditioning issues here. No, but look, everybody gets it. Aaron Rogers gets it. He expresses, I think, what a lot of Americans are feeling right now. Clip number 19. There's no make America great again movement because the guy you elected hasn't done any of his campaign promises. Let's watch. There's no maga movement. There's no make America great again movement because the guy you elected hasn't done any of his campaign promises. And it just realizes you think something's going to actually change. You know, in the when Obama's president, you think that everybody's like, oh, there's going to be hope and change

44:34for a better world. Like is anything in the black community gotten significantly better? Is anybody better off? Did the Affordable Care Act make a major difference in a world besides being an extra tax, you know, for the rich is healthcare that much better in this country? And in Trump's going to come in and drain the swamp and do something and nothing happens and nothing changes. Then they roll out that old bag of bones. That was a wild four years. And then you just bring back in the, you know, the guy from the TV show who's going to, okay, now he's this is second to mystery. Now he's really going to change things. Politics is a total shame. Remember he had the influencers go there where they gave, they gave them the thing. They're holding them up and like that. Total thing never got it. Never got anything in there. And that was my biggest issue with it is they said, first day in office, I'm going to release the Epstein files and we've all been waiting. This is a big sigh of the whole thing. The whole politics is a crazy sigh. But voting actually matter. They wouldn't let you do it. That's the that's the truth of it. I don't have Mark Twain to that. Somebody George Carlin probably would have said that for sure.

45:37But it's like George Carlin who's way ahead of his time. He'd be incredible in this time. But he said there's a big group of, and you ain't in it. You ain't a part of it. You ain't a part of it. And that's the truth. So we should be skeptical of all of it. Everything they say to us. So what is the highlighting right there? What are the other guy highlight? The other guy jumps in and goes, you know, that's what pissed me off the fact that they pretended to reveal things about Epstein and didn't. The fact that they gave influencers empty binders and said go wave those in front of the camera. Yeah, Aaron Rodger says there is no mega movement in political rant. Well, it's about the lies. It's about the deception. It's all about the lack of truth. And the fact that it's obvious that Donald Trump's failure is not the result of forces beyond his control. It's not the Donald Trump is trying his hardest to

46:40deliver. And it's just not working. Then you could be mad at the whole system. You could say we need even more reform. This is a sort of nihilism that's coming about because they see that the people who we put into office deliberately abandoned their promises deliberately failed to uphold what they said they intended to do. And that it's not supposed to matter. And they're supposed to accept that and act like we just need to vote again. It's becoming clear what a giant sion in farce this entire democratic process is. And I think he speaks for a lot of people that again are going to turn to anyone that they perceive to be capable of bringing about any sort of change. Whatever change looks like they're going to embrace it. They're going to accept it. And we just heard from Brandon Gill and we hear over and over from the Republicans. They're not even

47:41pitching being a change agent. They're not saying actually we're the mainstream. If you want things to continue as they are vote for us. Well, nobody wants things to continue as they are. We voted for Trump to change things as they are. The DSA is becoming so radical because they're writing this wave of desire of change at all costs. So when Aaron Rogers says there is no MAGA what he means is that MAGA was a lie. I mean they talk about the failure for Trump to put out the Epstein list. The guy didn't say that he's mad that pedophiles are getting away. He didn't say that he's mad that there's black male on Trump. He's mad that Trump said he would do something and then just didn't do it. It's the lies. It's the deception. It's the really relentless stream of promises that go

48:43willingly unfulfilled, willfully unfulfilled. Not because they can't, not because they try and fail, but because they deliberately tell you things that they know they're never going to do. They make promises. They know they're never going to fulfill and they know that they'll never pay a price for it. They know they don't have to. They know you'll vote for them anyway because the other option is a communist revolution and they know how bad that is. So I mean you're really dealing with like the most sort of brutal mafia tactics you could possibly imagine. I've just put us in an impossible position where we either need to vote for the liars again just confirming that the lies work and that it doesn't matter and they won't pay a price for deception and deceit and manipulation. Or we allow ourselves to be taken over by the communists and they're sitting there going we can do whatever we want because we know that the other people have a gun to your head. We're not holding the gun to your head but we are using the gun in their hands to get what we

49:48want from you. Brutal and ridiculous and we'll get more into it on the other side. Again, JD Vance says some of the right things. We'll get into Donald Trump's $5,000 bonus idea. She's just straight up buying votes which like it's like you wouldn't need to. We shouldn't be having this conversation. I'm not even I mean, I it's not like I think that we're preserving some sacred trust between us and the government. I think that's been broken a thousand times over. It's just the way you're supposed to do this is the way the Democrats do it. They don't come out and say vote for us and we'll give you $5,000 but that is the promise. What they say is we'll increase welfare. We'll get you help where you need it. We'll bring support to underdeveloped communities. It's all code words but the way they do that is they create government processes, decipher money away from some fund and give it away to a certain population. At the end of the day,

50:51what you end up with is a vast array, thousands upon thousands of left wing organizations, full of people whose very high salaries are paid so that they can continually aggravate and agitate and create activist moments to push the left wing agenda. It succeeds in pushing the left wing agenda. It is a patronage network that they say in not so many words but effectively vote for me and we will fill your coffers. But they don't say we're just going to give you money. And by the way, they don't give money to everybody. They only give money to themselves. So it's this weird almost like cargo cult mentality where Trump is like trying to do what the Democrats do but doing it in a way that is incomprehensible and ineffective. You're supposed to reward your voters with sinecures and jobs and funding and you know NGO positions and positions in your

51:54cabinet. You're supposed to actually create and generate a wave that ushers in more political movement behind you. This is just a cynical bribe that's not even going to work. We'll be right back. This is the early phases or the beginning of, you know, I would say World War III, I get more war IV but this is the beginning of a World War. I mean, when you just look at how close these two fronts are, you're talking about Europe, we're talking about the Middle East and then we're talking about basically everyone who's standing kind of against the American dominance. And again, China is who we're supposed to be worried about. I think most people agree that we should be worried about China yet every move that we're taking from the time that we started supporting the Ukrainians and kicking Russia off the Swift system to start the war in Iran with the Straits of War Moors. The biggest benefactor has been China. Since 2022, you in Europe, European taxpayers, because that's where the money comes from. Remember that it doesn't get created, it doesn't come out

52:56of nowhere. It comes from the taxpayer. That's you. Since 2022, Ukraine has been given 220 billion euros. Think about that. That's just the money that's been given to Ukraine. Forget about the massive impact. The billions in impact that it's had on economies. We have at the same time, Ukraine and Russia, all the damage that's been done to the European Union, for example, the destruction of the Nord Stream pipelines, the blowing up of the biggest energy infrastructure project in history of European Union, destroyed, blown up. European imports from China have increased by 45 percent over the past five years, while our exports to China are declining. Our trade deficit with China now stands at nearly one billion euros per day, and it has risen another 10 percent since the beginning of this year. The CY Americans have a problem sending billions of our tax dollars to

54:00Ukraine. That's Arena Mujah, who was until last week the deputy head of Zelensky's own presidential office, you know, being walked out in handcuffs on money laundering charges. We just had to move our fleet away from the Pacific, which is actually our border. This is the first time pre-World War II. We have no aircraft carrier over there. 14 percent of the Navy's fleet is now in the Caribbean, according to IEJ media, including a buildup of 10,000 Marines and sailors, a dozen warships, a nuclear-powered fast-attached submarine, a special operations mothership with drone capabilities, three guided missile destroyers, and the USS Iwo Jima with an amphibious ready group on board. The USS Lake Erie, a guided missile cruiser with 32 Tomahawk missiles, was pulled from the Pacific, and is now focusing on Venezuela, where the U.S. sent three B-52s escorted by stealth F-35s on a show of force mission. And the Russians also realized that we are caught right now in this, you quagmire, in the Middle East. We're having to move strategic assets away from other theaters,

55:04very important ones like the Pacific to cover our bases in the Middle East. And so the Russians right now realize that our back is against the wall. We are running low on weapon systems, obviously. We got into the MOU. We got out of the MOU. We're stalled. So right now is a time where Russia is having their back put against the wall because of what Ukraine is doing with our assistance. And I'm not justifying or covering for Putin, but I don't think Americans understand Russian politics enough to know that Putin actually is relatively moderate within Russia. There are people that are criticizing him in his military and in his political establishment that are saying that this war in Ukraine has gone on for too long. Why aren't we being more serious? Why are we pushing forward? Why aren't we striking back? So I don't think the American people realize how close we are right now to a war that could change history, whether it goes nuclear or whether it just expands and Russia actually does start hitting some targets deeper into Ukraine or even some of our NATO partners. And then what happens after that, then we're going to have to respond.

56:05Days, the first of September, the day when World War II began, we need to make sure that there are no provocations globally that will instigate new global conflicts. I'm sure that our work will help us achieve that. These countries are allegedly trying to suddenly conflict and are trying to get their place at the negotiation table. We have been underscoring many times that any foreign contingents that are preventing the durable peace are unacceptable and they will become legitimate targets. And their responsibility will be with those who has made the decision to further escalate the conflict. We've heard Putin say this multiple times that the President of the United States actually doesn't matter. It's the men in the dark suits who do matter. And so the Russians are very aware that we run NATO and so everything that's being done to them by the Ukrainians with NATO weaponry, NATO targeting. Welcome back folks. This is the war room.

57:11I'm here with Sarahson Smith. We're talking about the MAGA convention last night. There were a public and midterm convention. Donald Trump is spending this to be the best thing ever that ever happened. Everybody loved it. Of course, he's responding to the fact that there were a lot of empty seats in the stadium. And this whole thing just gives me such a such a depressed attitude. I mean, honestly, I just think back to some of the rallies we went to, you know, ahead of well, even just like during Trump's first term, he would hold rallies. And the energy was insane. And the crowds were unbelievable. And it was just it's just like remembering back over the 10 years, not just of the enthusiasm and the energy that swirled around Trump.

58:13But then in addition to that or sort of like, I don't know, countervailing that you have the attacks that people suffered. And we're willing to suffer and understood that they would suffer and did it anyway. And for just all of that, like it's just you just think about the squandering. What is this opportunity 10 years of this? And we basically have nothing to show for it. We're worse off than we were in 2016. Even when it comes to Donald Trump's primary pillar, his ultimate stance of build the wall and deport the illegal immigrants, we are significantly worse off. I mean, by tens of millions than we were in 2016. So I'm not just sitting here trying to, you know, downplay something that succeeded. I'm just in awe. I'm shocked at what a outrageous failure the Trump administration has turned out to be.

59:24And there are absolutely no signs of it turning around in any way. So what Trump said about the convention, the Republican midterm convention last night, Indowis was a major sold out hit far bigger, better and more important than anyone thought possible. It was really something streaming all over the place and really big numbers despite going up against the NFL. The overall numbers beat the NFL. The arena, which was really nice beat its own attendance records. The place was packed. There were thousands of people outside who couldn't get in. Screens were provided. I guess people love Trump politics. I'll be there again tonight to close out the show. Exciting stuff. Make America great again. And I obviously just pathetic coping is what we call coping at a presidential level. And we go to a dot cam here. You can see just few an incomplete crowd at the first ever Republican rally convention with you just see rows and rows

1:00:24and rows of empty seats. And even, you know, during the speeches when it should be a packed house as Alex Jones notes more concerning is the number of empty seats in the second and third level of Trump's convention. They're almost completely empty. Trump's powers to rally the American people are a shadow of their former strength. You've got this entire top row of seats, thousands of seats unfilled, even though they were giving away free tickets to this event to anybody who could make it. Meanwhile, the left is apparently gathering in protest outside of the event hall and they're, you know, dressed as if they're going to war and the police are being deployed to fight them back. Nick Sortor is reporting on it posting videos. Dallas, riot police are rolling in heavy to take on leftist rioters who are blocking roads outside the R&C. These losers are about to learn the hard way this BS will not be tolerated in Texas. I have the feeling it's going to be tolerated. I have the feeling these people are going to block roads and are going to assault Trump supporters. I'm feeling none of them are going to go to jail.

1:01:27None of them are going to be arrested. I'm feeling there's not going to be a giant cavalry charge, you know, forcing them back. There are some some of the guys dressed in, you know, military fatigues, of course. Texas is an open carry state. So you often see leftist, you know, carrying guns, these types of events. And you just, I mean, I got to be honest, there's a lot of people, there's a lot of people in Dallas coming out to protest this sort of meaningless symbolic midterm convention. Obviously, it's something like the Black Lives Matter riots, but it's, you know, pretty insane. Pretty insane that our country is still just conquered by these people. And they still just act like they're in charge. And for instance, purposes they are. And there are there are scenes of conflict taking place where, you know, the left wing is

1:02:33attacking right wingers. Nothing's being done about it. So, you know, it's just at a certain point, you just need to, we just need to understand fully, we really need to comprehend the like what Trump represented was never real, never actually happened yet. Grindr crashes in Dallas after huge surge in activity at the Republican convention. Not a surprise. There's a fall on standoff between Dallas police and leftist writers taking over the streets outside the RNC. DPD is completely blocked their march. Start rounding them up, Nick Sortor says. They're not going to be rounded up because what they're doing right now is a peaceful protest, which is legal. And so it's going to be allowed. The problem is that these very same people almost certainly participated two years ago in the nationwide

1:03:37activist trend of burning Tesla dealerships to the ground. You know, if you don't go after them for the actual crimes they commit, you can't go after them for peacefully protesting. They wouldn't be there to peacefully protest if they were in jail for the terrorist activities. They almost certainly were involved in at some point or another. If we would actually go after these people in a lawful and legal and effective way, we wouldn't have to worry about the police, you know, rounding them up for peacefully protesting. I don't know the last time I can't think the last time I actually saw like a sizable right wing protest in America must have been January 6th, right? That was basically the end of that for us. The left still gets to march around as much as they want and say whatever they want and attack whoever they want as they've been allowed to since 2016.

1:04:38So at a certain point we just got to recognize that nobody is coming to save us. At all, Democrats play up Trump investigations, Epstein files during GOP convention in Dallas. The counter messaging includes speaking to Texas voters about affordability issues and democratic efforts to regain control of the House. Yeah, and basically all the leftists understand how to manipulate people and are just straight up rejecting everything they believed up until the current race began. People are going to fall for it because they know how to sound reasonable. And the left, I mean, it is kind of shocking how polar opposite the left and the right are in this country in terms of the left wing moderates its language during an election and then governs like an extremist. The Republicans are the exact opposite. They come out pounding their chest and making insane promises and swearing that they'll do everything their voters want.

1:05:43They get into office. They do absolutely nothing. Meanwhile, the left goes out and says, no, we don't believe in transgender surgery for kids and we don't even want trans people in sports. You know, we don't want any of that stuff and then they get into office and they govern like chairman, frickin mal. Can we just have like, can we just have some honesty? We have some upfrontness one way or the other or could the Republicans take just some modicum of the Democrat strategy and turn it to the correct viewpoints and the correct policies and the right decisions. Again, the the the freshering part that is just constantly reasserted is the fact that we could do any thing that we want. The Republican Party, when they have the power, they could do it because they do do it when it's not for the benefit of the American people. It's a lot less popular to have

1:06:45the Iran war kickoff than it would be to do deportations, but for some reason deportations have to grind to a halt because of the outrage. The Iran war continues unabated and now we're being told it will continue until Trump is out of office. Talking about going to 2029 with the Iran war. So they wanted to deport everybody they could. It would not be hard. They just don't want to. Let's go to clip 18 here. This is Donald Trump. This is the big headline for me yesterday that's causing a bunch of strife and dissension within the Republican ranks. But I mean, you know, I guess we can take solace in the fact that it was probably never going to happen. Like even if he promises it, it's probably just never going to happen anyway. So we don't have the money for it, where the money even come from. And this is all just retarded. Let's go to clip number 18. Here's President Trump saying that we're going to bribe everybody to vote for us. Great, great. I love living

1:07:48in a democracy. Let's watch. If the Republicans win, if you win, we might not win. The reason the Democrats can't do that is because they don't do tariffs. They don't take in money. All they know is poverty and how to ruin our country. But we're making a fortune. So if the Republicans win, you win with us and you get $5,000, it will be called the Trump dividend. We'll call it the Trump the Trump dividend. Congratulations. So we didn't get the doge dividend. We didn't get the tariff dividend, but we'll get the Trump dividend. And sure, it may have cost us half a trillion dollars to do the stimulus checks during COVID. Those are only 1200. So this would be more than double that. So we're looking at like a trillion dollar outlay here. And I guess everybody will get it not just Trump supporters. So that's kind of cool. You either vote for a Democrat,

1:08:50and either the Democrat wins, and you're going to get the welfare and subsidies that they promise you. Or the Republicans win and you get $5,000 anyway. So it's not even really incentive to vote for Trump. It's just an extra bonus for his enemies if he wins. Which is great. It's wonderful. It's just, I mean, the pathetic, the desperation, the pathetic, small attempt at just a straight-up cash bribe for votes. It's kind of just humiliating. I mean, to me, it's just kind of humiliating. It's really an admission of failure. You should not have to bribe the American people with $5,000. You should have achieved things. And then people would give you their vote for free. You could have actually saved Americans $5,000 by not going to warthoron and causing inflation to continue to skyrocket and cause us to pay 20, 30, $40 or more every time

1:09:53we go to fill our gas tanks. You know, you could have just saved us $5,000 by not committing our country to an utterly asinine and ridiculous war in the Middle East for the sake of Israel. You wouldn't have to bribe anybody. You could expel all of the migrants and then wages might rise. You could expel all the migrants and then housing might become cheaper. You could actually just do what you're supposed to do. And then none of this would be an issue. You could have let Doge continue to run and not only disempower, disenfranchise and bankrupt the leftist activist networks that are driving the push to socialism, but you could have actually diverted that money into the coffers of true American patriot organizations and actually use the Democrat strategy effectively, not just as a blatant and in your face bribe for $5,000. And I really don't know anybody who's in favor of this. I've been looking around.

1:10:59I don't see anybody in favor of it. And the messaging obviously is ridiculous. Don't vote for the left. They want socialism and communism vote for us and the government will give you free money. Trump's $5,000 pledge and its bond market revolt show it's a voter bribe costing every American $8,000. What do you think, what do you think, Alex? I would always love this when you come in. Now the truth is we're in this little bit of studio and I forgot my electoral I drink. So I can't use laughing. We're sort of walking all over each other around here. It's okay, but hey, big announcements soon. Now we're going to do it next week with Ask Me Not Dover Two Wakes, but am I hyping things up? The big announcements are big. They're pretty big. I mean, I don't know what they are either. Well, I'm excited to find out. It's bigger in the court victory. And you know one of the announcements. Yeah. And that's pretty big. That's pretty big. You're kind of planted out. It's not big. We got to build it up. No, no, I mean, is it not big? You

1:12:02don't think that's a big deal. I think it's a big deal. I think we need to make it a big deal. Yeah, people take stuff for so granted, you know. Yeah. I didn't mean interrupt you. I was just trying to get my luxury driver. You're trying to sneak in. All right. I thought maybe you had something to say about the $5,000. I just, I mean, everything that comes out of Trump now, I'm just like, I just got to roll my eyes. That's a very cool knife. Yeah, but the look at that. We need to sell this knife. I know. Trying to get it like the coolest thing ever. Really good still. That is like 400 bucks. It was like six years ago and actually $400. So I finally found a company. We can get them for like $30. This home for like 50. It's still make money. So I'm trying to make the deal. This is actually a high quality knife. I finally found a cheap stiletto that's quality. It's really nice. I mean, all of our knives are nice, but this one, you got to defend yourself. We don't want stuff as too expensive because we have to buy it $200. We're going to make some money right in the store with 300. So I finally found some inexpensive knives that are quality. They have the steel tests that have looked at the experts. This looks like to be a game changer. Well, if there are

1:13:02Republicans, whenever they'll have an extra $5,000 to spend. By the way, I didn't come in or not. I wasn't actually I was watching earlier. You were just trying to sneak in on the air and Rogers. I was trying to get my drink and I guess you're so used to being a rub digger. We had a whole thing of these downstairs. My soul, my legs were like drink. But we're going to find who that is. But what's the one last one that I think you're in Rogers. I did watch that part of the show. He perfectly crystallized everything is happening. Yeah. He's a great guy. A big fan of show. We were fanning him. We've not got him on the show yet. I never even tried to get his number or try to get him on. But I was here. I was just nice things on Rogan about us. Everything we want. Aaron Rogers. We want you on. Aaron Rogers. Maybe I know. Zeran Rogers. Reach out. No, but you're right. People probably won't even care if we got him full wars back. They probably wouldn't even it's like, you know, we've been in this so long. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, they they forget. I mean, they forget what we've been through. Oh, it's staged. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Naturally. Yeah. Obviously. You've been here for nine years. In any state. Not literally

1:14:05nothing is staged. And it's crazier than we even let on. I'm not saying. They're going to let you drink it and it turns into a whole second. Yeah. It's all well. No, here's my deal. And here's the person. You know, I've never told you what to say or do. I send you clips to say, Hey, this is big. You send me clips, right? That's true. And when I it's a weird thing when I actually ask for something, I don't get it like two front war two point out or eight front war two point out. I'm working on it. So easy. Maybe the other one in one day won't do it as I asked for it. So the truth is, people do the opposite. Do I don't want eight front war two point? Okay. You are ordered not to have that up. That next week. Hey, look, the first one says successful. I'm taking my time. No, no, no, you're overdoing it because you have so much evidence. Make that part three. This is that's true. So the truth is I get nothing I want to control these people. I think Harrison has credibility. I like him overall. My problem is I go only 90% is real. And then I do it worse than he is. So it's like I get meh. Because at the same time there are other issues than Israel's so outrageous. Which is your own purpose. Yes. You know,

1:15:06you know, they bait her by like a red. Yeah, of course. Of course. Yeah. Yeah. That's why this Manga. Manga Tard thing is such an important video because they perfectly encapsulate. No, there's a bigger game here. Yeah. And I want to just get myself included because Israel pisses me off to know in with all their law fair and the rest of it. Yeah, we know it's you. At a certain point, you've got to be Christ like in that there's a time to live a time to die a time to fight a time to reap a time of so. You got to be more sophisticated as long as I'm saying. Yeah. Well, that's the thing is even if you don't want to talk about it, everything else we talk about comes back to that. So you talk about the Iran War. You're going to be talking about Israel. We're talking about Charlie Kirk. You got to talk about Israel. It's like it's constantly in our in our kin. I see all these guys and I'm not a warfare expert. I actually have a wide spectrum expert. A lot of that actually am an expert, but the point is is the official schools. Everybody wants a knife that's one cited for fighting or defense rule 101. You want double-edged dagger razor sharp for insert

1:16:09to insert to get into the organs if you've got to defend yourself. So number one, do you have a weapon that can be instantly deployed? Number two, is it double-edged? Is it thin? Is it ready to go in so that with limited force you get in that we're also slashing because it's someone's coming at you. These stupid knife fighters are like this. No real knife fighting is supposed to try to get you to slash because you've got full power. Any fingers coming at you? It's cut off, so see. This is very cool knife. Finally, we've got to get one more on the screen. And I'll tell the audience that it's actually high quality. We'll still trying to get that for you folks. Okay, we're working on it. This son of a bitch, we have like $10. It's aluminum. It's real stainless steel, and I've tested it out, stabbing stuff. I only found a place. Of course by the time we try to order $10,000, it'll shut down or something, but we finally, this is the holy grail right here, because they sell knives like this at Cabellas for $400 or another brand. It's a really nice

1:17:14bitch. I was picking it up. Yes, they're just playing around. You can feel. I mean, that's a serious this is this is good. Don't you love them trying to sell part we don't have yet? I know. I know. What do we do? This is research and development here. We've got real knives. We sell real knives too. And I use them. Alex Shenzhen's cut off finger. When they'll do it with one of the fine knives you get. It's like Japanese when they're apologizing. Hold on over it. You got to find it. You got to find it. If I could cut my finger off to defeat the glove. Yeah, absolutely. You have to stand around towards your walls. Yeah. Totally. I want something. Harry, carry. Anyways, the, yeah, Sepica. Anyways, the point is, what'd you do? Yeah. Who would have been a sharp knife? A little bloodletting. I'm not a, I'm not a masochist. I'm not in the silver farm. I'm saying, oh, look at that. And then the Lord power. All right. I'm getting out of here. Harrison stopped dragging me. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You're trying to sneak in, sneak in with this drink.

1:18:21I called him out. You just, you just let that blade sit right there with it. Try the action for yourself. I know. No, this thing is amazing. I was, I looked at hundreds of celettos and say legalize them. That damn thing is like, I think we can get it for like $9 or like $10,000 below that. It's like $15. Kind of by one is like 20. We can sell that for like 1995 or 30 bucks or whatever. Making it probably everybody's going to want this because this is finally not very cool. I've stabbed deep. I've stabbed drywall dummies. A bunch of stuff with this one. And I'm, and I've like, hit it up against walls. It's a dead break. Other ones I got there cheap. They break. This is actually a company. But it does. They'll be around anyone. All right. Well, until then folks, you can get, you can go to the Alex Jones store.com for all your knife needs. There are a few good knives in there. There's some really good knives. Yeah. There's some really, really awesome. That was the way to go. It's not a switch plate. See, they're last me. I'll fly back from a lion hat one of these and they call me and they said, this is illegal. They tell you what Alex, he sure they pass the federal law. Another good thing Trump did. He basically decriminalized, or suppressors, or he's

1:19:26going to get and brass levels are legal. Who cares? Crimals, grab many ways. Skulled knives. I'll have them too. Let us go. Let us switch plates. We got to go to commercial break. You got to make your eggs in here. Look at these knives. Look at these incredible knives. They are awesome. I care. I care around one of these knives every single day folks. You can't do the Alex Jones store.com. Try to get this train back on the rails here. I'm going to be opening up the phone lines for your calls in the third hour. We'll probably do new callers only at least at the start. We got to we got a problem because some of you guys are so quick at calling in. If I don't do first time callers, it's like the same, the same five names. I love you guys. They're all really amazing callers. We've got to give the other people an opportunity. So we'll do that in the third hour. Still a lot more to talk about in this segment. I do want to tell you we do have fantastic knives

1:20:28on sale at the Alex Jones store.com. In addition to our incredible supplements and of course it keeps us on the air and in the fight and preparing to make some very big announcements that we hinted at a little bit earlier. Maybe you can read between the lines there to see what's coming but it's some very exciting stuff. Of course you go to the Alex Jones store.com to support us. I'm just thinking about the the oddity that has occurred. The strangeness that I've encountered, you know, Alex and I are both going to be going to this conference. The Christ is King America after Trump conference in November. And ever since Alex was announced as a as a speaker. So a lot of people criticizing him because they have a very warped view of who Alex Jones is. And you know, they'll post a clip of Alex talking about sort of getting knowledge from I know how to explain it. He's talking, you know,

1:21:31he's just talking about, you know, say something like I spoke to the watchers or something, you know, a phrase that just sort of encapsulates what Alex does. Just ponder on this stuff and come up with the conclusion. Same thing. Anybody that wants to be in this space and not just be repeating talking points has to do. And all this is say a lot of people out there, they may be great Christians, they may be very seemingly they may think they're tuned in spiritually to the higher realm and you know what's going on until you experience the attacks that we've experienced. Until you really are in the depth of what can only be described as like demonic influence swirling around you. And you just the I mean, you look at politics and half time the things that we're talking about. It's just inexplicable and we're like, how could this decision be made? But then to know it from inside, from to be like inside something into here, the way it's reported

1:22:35that's totally different. And you got to realize like for the last 10 years at least all of us here, but Alex especially have been in the midst of war of spiritual warfare, physical warfare, monetary warfare, legal warfare. And you come to an understanding of things, if you're on the right track, you don't give up, if you don't give in, if you don't surrender or sell out and maintain your path and maintain your credibility and maintain your legitimacy and resist the temptation. I mean, people hear the story about Jesus being offered the world by the devil and resisting it. Have any of them actually been in that position? Have any of them ever been told, join us, and you'll get everything that you want? Because Alex has actually been in that position. He's not Jesus or anything. But to have people say, hey, all of these problems can go away. All we need is for your nod, like the Persian emissary in 300. Hey, just a little bit of salt, a little bit of dirt,

1:23:39just a symbol of your submission. That's all we need in the world will be yours. Not only will resistance bring about conflict and strife for you, but giving in will be rewarded greatly. Have you ever actually been presented that option? Have you ever actually been told by somebody with the power to deliver incredible wealth, incredible fame, incredible prestige? And would you have the fortitude or the spirituality to reject that? So, you know, I know some people think we talk about it a lot. What's happened with Info Wars and what we've been through. But it's almost impossible to express what it's actually been like from the inside. And the level of true, like spiritual groundedness you need is spiritual certainty you need to persist and continue when you know it's going to be hard and you know you're almost certainly going to lose. When you know that there's an escape hatch, you could take at any point, all you have to do is sell your

1:24:42soul. All you have to do is sign on the dotted line and all of this strife will go away. All of these troubles will vanish and you will be uplifted and rewarded. And to reject that because you know it's wrong because you have something that you value higher than money or higher than, you know, earthly power. A lot of people talk really big about being in spiritual war and then they encounter somebody who's actually a champion in spiritual war who's actually been through this world war one level trench warfare just grinding spiritual conflict. And they see somebody like Alex Jones and they want to ride him off because he's honest about who he is in a sector, the right wing sector, that is to be honest completely filled with frauds. I mean almost to the brim, right? There's a few of us out there that are actually trying to tell the truth

1:25:45that are actually sincere about what we represent in our personal lives as well as public. I can probably count on one hand the number of people that I that I really think are sincere like that and I would be one of them and Alex Jones would be another and then I'd be hard pressed to find the other three. But it's just shocking to me that so much resistance has come from the quote unquote Christian right way more way more opposition way more outrage than I've seen from the leftist at all. I've barely seen leftist or liberals, you know, talk about this or bring it up. It's people on the supposed right wing who are supposedly Christian who are supposedly engaged in spiritual warfare that can't seem to recognize what spiritual warfare actually looks like in this world, how it actually manifests that you when you think of spiritual warfare, you just think of like spirits flying around and like, oh, you're going to be you're going to have, you know, bad thoughts that you're going to have to overcome and it's like, that's not what it's like.

1:26:48Spiritual warfare in this realm is being sued into oblivion is having things stolen from you and having the powers that be the authorities empowered specifically to deal with the problem that's affecting you refuse to even take your case. It's having the most outrageous lies told about you and then having to watch in real time as over the years people who once knew the truth firsthand start to actually believe the lie the more it's repeated the more people believe and some people obviously are just cynical. They don't actually believe anything and they're just going with any which way the wind blows think about Laura Lumer, right? Laura Lumer used to know what happened to Alex Jones. She understood that everything that happened to Alex Jones was not legitimate was not a correct functioning of our legal system and all of the sudden she wants to

1:27:48be enemies with Alex. So she's saying that actually the, you know, he deserved it. Just like Trump did. That's what spiritual warfare looks like. It looks like your friends turning on you when they used to know the truth and nothing has developed that would change their mind other than you know their own persuasion and then have people believe that and then have people point to people that were your friends and say, well, this person was your friend and now they've turned against you. So that kind of proves that your enemies must be right. The whole time knowing that all you're doing is telling the truth. All you're doing is trying your best to, you know, express the American Christian worldview on the biggest stage possible and just to be constantly beset with the most dishonest, the most deceitful, the most underhanded, manipulative attacks and then to watch your very allies turn on you over it. That's what spiritual warfare looks like. A lot of these people have no idea what that would be like and could not handle it if it affected them

1:28:56to even a tenth of the degree that it affects us. So if you want to support real, actual spiritual warriors who have actually been battling the dark in so many different forms, I mean, my god, we've been, it's been crazy. It's been from the doxing to the threats to the lawsuits, to the lies, to the medium manipulation, to the bizarre effect of just repeating a lie over and over and over to where people who know when they're own with their own eyes, they know it's not true. They will still start to believe it. You see the power of this stuff and then you see the way that people who have endured this, people who have lived through this, people who have maintained their spiritual consistency throughout, get demonized and get basically called the opposite of what they are by a bunch of people who have never been through anything and have never stood up to anything or stood up for anything. It's just pathetic. It really is.

1:29:56And it's shocking seeing people who think that they're engaged in spiritual warfare. You see the horns come out and you see them turn on you, not even realizing what they're doing. It's again, they're motivated by some extra sensory force. We know what it's like to actually be in spiritual warfare, which is why when you see things like Donald Trump, be trying his base and not fulfilling any of his promises and willing to go along with not just the Iran war but the building of the digital panopticon, you go, here's a guy who was not prepared for spiritual warfare. Here's a guy whose spirit was inadequate to the challenge. Because all it is at the end of the day is do you persist? Can you persist through the attacks? Can you continue to drive for your goal when everybody around you is trying to divert you or

1:30:59trying to stop you or trying to slow you down? Donald Trump, unfortunately, seems like he reached the end of his rope sometime around 2024 and just threw in the towel and made a deal and said, look, I'll sign on the dotted line. I'll shake the devil's hand. Whatever I need to give you in order to stop the attacks, I'll do it. When a reality, everything needs to be doubled down on. This is something that I feel like the right wing needs to get a handle on as well. For example, there's a statue being unveiled today in New York City of Charlie Kirk. I think it's a wonderful thing and I think there should be statues of him all over the place. I'm in favor of that. You know the left is going to just vandalize it and attack it. And probably, you know, poor red paint on it. So the right thing to do in this situation is not to bend the knee and bow to the left and bow to the terrorism and remove the statue.

1:32:01The actual, the correct, the moral thing to do is to put the statue up, put a security camera on it and charge anybody that messes with it with the highest possible charge you can get on them. And, you know, the way these things work, you can take what would be a minor misdemeanor and you can upcharge it because what that misdemeanor represents is actually something much greater. You can take things that aren't even crimes and transmogify them into felonies by interpreting the wording of the law, a particular way or writing a new law to assign certain behavior as worse than others. Think about the face act. There is nothing illegal, ostensibly, objectively, about standing outside of an abortion clinic. How could, how could that be illegal? But you take the standing outside of the abortion clinic and you say that's an attempt to intimidate. Now you're talking about somebody who's using intimidation to deprive somebody of their rights.

1:33:04Well, now the act of standing outside of an abortion clinic, which is not a crime, becomes a felony crime with the face act. So this is the way that we need to be operating. This is where we all need to be operating. You put up the Charlie Kirk statue and you have a law that says any attempt to deface or destroy or vandalize this statue will be treated as an attempt of political intimidation and you will be charged not just with vandalism but with vandalism with the intent to cause fear. It's a terrorism enhancement and you could go away for 20 years. And then you put up the statue and the first person that touches it, you throw into the jail for 20 years and you make it public and you say we're going to do it to the next person too. And then what are they going to say? You know, this is unfair because I just had to attack the statue. You're not allowed to throw me in prison because I just really, really wanted to do it. Like this is just what you need to do in the same way. You have deportation attempts and anybody

1:34:09who tries to get in the way, you just charge them with interfering in a law enforcement matter. If somebody that's a friend of mine texts me about a crime they committed and then I delete that text message. So when later I'm subpoenaed and I don't have the text message and I deliberately deleted it because I didn't want them to find, you know, my friends confession, that I can be charged because I'm with now is it a crime to delete your own message? No, obviously not, but in a certain context. Yes, because it's concealing evidence. So you're letting somebody get away with the crime. So in the same way, if a police officer goes to arrest a murder suspect and you drive your car into them to help the murder suspect to get away, you are now an accessory to the murder and you need to be charged with that. So it's just like all of this stuff. It's like we're relying on the left's goodwill and we're just going to like we'll put up the statue and we'll be like now would be really bad of you to deface this, but they don't care.

1:35:10They're going to deface it. They're going to destroy it because they don't actually pay a price. It's all about just using the power of the government in the way that it's intended to be used for the benefit of the regular American people and it needs to be used to punish our enemies. For all of the crimes that they commit, it's really just infinitely simple. Again, the only question is why are the people who we put in power unwilling to do it? Because there are a couple options. There are only a few options as to why Republicans won't do what they promise and won't use the power of the government to actually achieve the ends desired by their constituency. One option is they are stupid and don't know what we want, but that can't possibly be true because they pretend to do what we want. They say promises about what we want. They declare Antifa a domestic terrorist organization like we want, then they just

1:36:16don't do it. So you can't say they don't know what we want. They do know because they tell us what they're going to do. Another option would be they're trying to do it, but the other side is just too powerful and stopping them from doing it. That's also manifestly, obviously, observably untrue because when they want to do something, they do it. Nobody can stop them. I mean, right now I've got a story. The most number of denaturalizations ever is occurring right now. Only it's occurring. It's occurring on the basis almost exclusively of their support for Palestine. So it can be done and they could do it for anti-American behavior, anti-American activity, communist associations, but they're not. So you can't say they don't know. You can't say that they're trying and failing. The only thing that's left is that they just don't care, don't want to. That's it. It's just like have different priorities. Know what they need to say. So they say it to

1:37:21trick you. Know they could do it, which is why they don't really try. They wanted to persist as it is. I've said this many, many times. I have a practically every day. It seems like I have to invoke the specter of things like South Africa in an effort to get people to understand where we're headed, where we're going, the trajectory that we're on. And the fact that it's not speculation, we've seen this before. We know how this ends. The situation in South Africa is worse than anybody maybe understands. And this should give you a little preview as to how long degradation can go on. How long the tale of this civilization can be as we continue step by step like every day, another piece of evidence of our decline is presented as we continue to decline and diminish and should get worse day over day. I don't know if there is a floor to this. I don't know if there's

1:38:26some point you can get to to everybody wakes up and goes, okay, we got to reverse things. It doesn't happen. You can look south Africa where they say this from commonsense.co.za. The government is running out of taxpayers. South Africa has fewer than one million serious taxpayers left. Each one of those taxpayers supports 35 social grant recipients. So for every one person making a positive contribution to the South African government, 35 people are subsisting entirely off that person's contribution. 35 people to every one taxpayer. Do you understand like as bad as America is right now, it can get so so much worse. Year on year growth in the second quarter of 2026 came at a point nine percent yesterday down from 1.9 in the first quarter of the many implications of South Africa's low growth rate. One of the least mentions is the effect on stunting the growth of the

1:39:29tax base and the extent to which this gives South Africa roughly, South Africa's roughly one million serious personal income taxpayers. Great leverage over the government. South Africa's a population of around 63 million people. One million of them pay taxes. 63 million people. One million pay taxes. Around 7.1 million or 11 percent earn enough to fall above the personal income tax threshold, meaning that they earn enough to register to pay personal income tax. There are only around 750,000 people earning more than 750,000 whatever their money is. South African dollars a year equivalent to roughly 1.2 percent of South Africa's population. And these contribute approximately 56.7 percent of all personal income tax collected in South Africa. Okay, so 1 percent of the population pays for like 50 percent of the taxes.

1:40:36How important is personal income tax to total government revenue. It contributes 39.7 percent. Corporate tax contributes 17.1 percent and VAT contributes 24.5 percent with the balance made up by various levies and the like. But the people in that top $750,000 bracket are chiefly the same people who run the major companies and pay corporate tax and therefore drive the economic activity that makes VAT and levy collection possible. And it is therefore perfectly correct to say that under 1 million people are responsible for around 70 percent of all government revenue. So yeah, you can see right by this chart, the total population is 63 million. They're about 26 million on social grants. Only 16 million are employed. But only 7 million actually make enough to pay personal income tax less than a million people, around 2 thirds of a million people earn over 750,000 dollars, meaning that they're the vast majority of the income

1:41:37taxpayers. The government treats that top taxpayer group with contempt on both the substantive and petty scale. On the substantive scale, it dictates to them who they might employ or where they might invest threatens to expropriate that investment and threatens to nationalize their health care. On a petty scale as the Democrat Alliance is now doing, it wants them to tell them how many dogs they're allowed to keep and tax them on any surplus. On the other end of society, around 26 million South Africans are 45 percent of the population receive some form of social grant. This means there are roughly four social grant recipients for every one person earning enough to fall above the personal income tax threshold. For every one person earning more than 750,000 dollars a year, there are approximately 77 other South Africans, 21 employees South Africans, and 35 social grant recipients. And that direct social grant number is just the start of the broader welfare system that the fewer than 1 million people support. To grants must be added free state or subsidized state health care, free or subsidized school education, free or subsidized university education, which serves as welfare for large number of people in their late teens and early 20s. The payment of large numbers of unnecessary civil service salaries, which serve as

1:42:41middle class welfare, and the financing of black economic empowerment, which serves as welfare for South Africa's class to politically connect to oligarchs. It is a very large upside down pyramid bouncing on a very small point. That point will not get much bigger in a very low growth environment that remains as hostile to investment and entrepreneurship as South Africa's broader policy environment is, but the very low rate of economic growth will make demands on the state to grow even larger without that revenue base to meet them. The effect can only be that public frustration with the government increases and that voters look to all manner of alternative political solutions, more radical parties, and ultimately enclaves. So like do you understand how bad it can get? Do you understand that they worked out the process that is effective? They employed in South Africa, we're seeing the results of that now. It will continue. I guess unabated. I guess it's only going to get worse. The number of people actually paying taxes is only going to decrease while the number of people subsidized by those tax dollars is only going to increase. There's no hint of a turn

1:43:46around any time in the very near future because in order to achieve that, you would have to abandon the entire mindset that South Africa rainbow coalition was established on in the 80s. So until you're ready to acknowledge the fact that this entire system predicated on so-called racial equality is a giant scam to systematically disempower the productive members of society to reward the least productive, until you're willing to do that, nothing is going to change. And this is us in the very near future if we don't change our path first. All right, well welcome back folks. We're going to take your phone calls this hour, but I'm going to go to a few videos first. In fact, let's go and go to clip number six. I believe this is from Brett Weinstein's podcast. This is about the lingering effects of COVID and the changes that were made during COVID, just fight by COVID. They're still having tangible and

1:44:55negative effects here in the States. It's going to clip number six here. It claims about the Model Emergency Health Powers Act and its role in expanding state authority before COVID. Let's watch. Shortly after the Patriot Act was introduced and signed, there was something called the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act legislation. I don't know about that. Okay, this is crazy. The Model State Emergency, the Model State Public Health, what is it? Emergency Public Health? I forget what it is exactly now. It's like eight different letters in the acronym. This legislation affords extraordinary powers to state governors and state health departments in the event of a public health emergency. It's been passed in whole or in part in 43 states last I chose. I looked. This is insane. This shows you. This is why people who've been in the vaccine, safety, awareness, and freedom arena have known and knew from the beginning that COVID was a scam.

1:45:58Because I knew about the Model State Public Health Emergency Act. I knew about the Patriot Act, the PreP Act, the Smith Month Act, the NDAA of 2012, all these things. I'm like, they're clearly setting us up to do something. Okay, and then I have to say this is really important to you. When you look at NGOs and you look at nonprofits who, you know, Britain installed the Nudge Committee, right? In order to influence public opinion, this can't be just about money. These things are so premeditated and honestly so evil and that they can't be only about money. Absolutely. They're about a hell of a lot more than money. Money is the medium by which they take control and it's all about control. Of course, Washington Post has this article. After 9-11,

1:47:02the U.S. built an anti-terror apparatus. Trump is using it at home. 25 years after the 9-11 attacks, powerful agencies and vast legal authorities created to stop another terrorist catastrophe are being turned inward with the Trump administration using many of these powers to round up immigrants, battle drug traffickers, and target political dissent. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence birthed in response to pre-9-11 intelligence failures has been central to President Trump's pushing of false election conspiracies and retribution against his perceived political enemies. Trump has directed that joint terrorism task force, which spread nationwide after 2001, to harness federal and local resources, investigate groups, the challenge White House views on immigration, gender and religion. Another post 9-11 creation, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has aggressively surveilled and rounded up immigrants on Trump's watch, sometimes catching or killing U.S. citizens in its dragnet. As memories of the worst terrorist attack in American history fades, former U.S. officials say the rapid remolding of agencies and laws created a quarter-century ago is contributed to a dimming focus on looming external threats.

1:48:03They side not just anti-U.S. terrorism, which is ebbed but not disappeared, but a host of largely post-2001 challenges, including advanced artificial intelligence, cyber threats, drones, and biotechnology. Trump is dismantling or repurposing almost all the agents that were created by the Bush administration to protect us from terrorism, said John Bellinger III, who was President George W. Bush's National Security Council legal adviser on September 11th and helped craft the reforms that followed. There has been a tremendous loss of focus, Bellinger said. A new cabinet department, Homeland Security was created along with agencies such as ICE and the Transportation Security Administration. The OD and I was created to ensure that spy agencies with different missions talked to one another. The National Counterterrorism Center with centralized terrorist threat data, the Justice Department established a new security division in 2006 to martial counterterrorism and intelligence resources, and now they say these tools have been exploited. Yes, they were always meant to be. That's why they were established. That's why we warned about them at the time. That's why we're warning about them now. They're setting all the precedents they

1:49:06need to treat American citizens like terrorists. I don't want to tell you about a special evening-at-time broadcast that Alex Jones will be doing tonight with Jesse Beltrin, Graphene and Human tissues and the new research into ghost technology. That will air tonight at 7 p.m. It'll be live on Alex Jones Live.com forward slash show. Be streaming on X, add real Alex Jones as well as on rumble rumble.com slash the Alex Jones show live. So about an hour after this show ends tune back into the rumble. Alex's X or Alex Jones Live.com forward slash show to see the special broadcast tonight of the breakdown. Graphene and Human tissue and the new research into ghost technology with Alex Jones and Jesse Beltrin. Let's go ahead and open up the phone lines for calls. If you want to dial in, the number to dial is 512-266-0642. That's 512-266-0642 taking your calls on anything that we've covered up till now.

1:50:11In fact, I want to know what do people think about the $5,000 bribe that Trump offered? I want to hear what people think about that. I've got James Fishback's take on it here that I want to read, but I want to know what's your opinion? Are you in favor of this? You think this is a great idea? You can't wait to get the $5,000 cash payout for voting for Trump or not voting for Trump. Just whatever you get it regardless. Or do you think this is a outrageous betrayal of the fundamental meaning of our republic? Give us a call. 512-266-0642. This is what James Fishback had to say about it. He says, last year, I proposed the $5,000 doge dividend that President Trump endorsed. Trump just announced a new $5,000 dividend, but it's a bad idea. Here's why the doge dividend was financed by doge spending cuts. Cut waste, save money, send a portion of it back to taxpayers. This new dividend has no offsetting spending cuts. It's just new spending financed by more borrowing from China that

1:51:13adds to the $40 trillion in national debt when the government borrowing costs 10-year treasury yields are already the highest in three years. Unlike the doge dividend, which was only to be sent to taxpayers, the new dividend check gets sent to everyone, which means non-taxpayers get more free money, which means more inflation. This dividend will actually worsen the problem it tries to solve. Inflation has never been solved by spending more money. If you want to save American money right now into the Iran war, here's how much Trump would save could save for us by doing that. Start with gas. It was $2.98 a gallon the day before the war began. Now it's $4.22. That's $1.24 cents per gallon more on 700 gallons a year for the average household, which comes out to about $900 a year in savings by bringing gas prices back to where they were before the war. Now look at diesel, which matters even more. Diesel was $3.65 a gallon per before the war. Today, it's $5.94 in all time high. That is a 63% increase in six months. You may never buy a

1:52:18gallon of diesel in your life, but you're going to pay for it anyway because diesel moves freight. It runs the trucks, the trains, the barges, the combines, the tractors. Nearly every item on the shelf got there on diesel, which means diesel never shows up as a line item in a family budget. It shows up in the price of everything else. America burns roughly $6.61 billion gallons of diesel a year at $2.29 cents more per gallon. That's about $140 billion in added costs moving through the supply chain or roughly $1,000 per household once it reaches the register. Gas and diesel together. That's about $1,900 a year for the average American family. Into the war and put crude oil prices back where they were in February and the average American family saves $9,500 over the next five years. That's almost doubled the dividend check. It arrives every year instead of once. It requires no borrowing, no appropriation, and no new debt sold to China. I developed the Doge dividend because cutting wasteful spending creates real savings from which taxpayers can and should receive a dividend check. This new dividend does not do that.

1:53:21It's ironic that at a time when Republicans are rightly calling out socialism on the left, they would make their closing pitch at their national convention. If you vote for us, we'll give you $5,000 and make someone else pay for it. If that isn't socialism, I don't know what is. So yeah, pretty good, pretty good breakdown there. Again, we could actually be saving more money than the $5,000 dividend if they would just stop taking our money and using it to fund ridiculous overseas wars that makes everything more expensive and does nothing for us America as a country, for our safety or well, being our economic standing, nothing is benefited at all by this war. It's all for the sake of Israel, obviously. And guys, when we bring up the phone screen here, I'll go to that. I'll go to phone calls here in just a minute, since they're coming in. But obviously there are no intentions of ending the

1:54:26Iran war at all. Trump says he doesn't think his proposed $5,000 dividend payment would need to be approved by Congress. I mean, yes, it would. What are you talking about? Trump's top advisors confront possibility that the Iran war lasts through the end of the term. White House advisors have told President Trump the Iran war could last through the end of his term, contradicting public claims of a swift victory. Trump told reporters the war would end immediately after the November midterm elections, because Iran cannot hold out any longer. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has extended some Middle Eastern troop deployments into 2027 as the conflict drags on. Top White House advisors privately raised this issue with President Trump, saying that it could last beyond inauguration day in January, 2029. The closed-door discussions come as Trump told reporters Wednesday that the war will end immediately after the midterm elections in November, because they can't hold out any longer. Meanwhile, Democrats are plotting to take on Pete Hegseth if they win in November.

1:55:30They're already setting up their agenda for charging basically everybody in the Trump administration over the Iran war and other things, which yeah, good they should. And despite everything that we hear constantly from Trump when it comes to Iran, Iran is clearly making big moves now. The Houthis have just seized a strategic red seaport, which is a major victory for the Iranian ally. The Iran-backed militia, routed Yemeni government forces in Mokha or Makha, putting the coup in a stronger position to attack ships in a crucial waterway for global trade. And the report is also that earlier today, they may have seized a island that was previously held by the Saudis, and there are reports of the Saudis fleeing that area as it's seized by the Houthis. These two sides been at war since 2014, when the Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sana, soon after a Saudi-led military coalition began

1:56:34a bombing campaign to try to restore the government to power, plunging the impoverse nation into a devastating war. A fragile truce reached in 2022 is unraveled in recent months. A video circulating online and verified by the New York Times shows several pickup trucks with groups of armed men standing in their cargo beds driving through a main road in Mokha. A person behind the cameras heard saying death to America, death to Israel, part of a Houthi slogan. So I mean, clearly they're not backing down. They don't feel defeated. And Iran is now sharing a video of a U.S. vessel on fire. As World War III fears explode, that's outlined from the express. Iran posted this footage to X of a fire on board a U.S. submarine drone at the entrance of the Strait of Formuz. So it seems like Iran is, yeah, not going anywhere. We have no ability to force them to surrender or accept defeat. So until America decides that this is not worth the investment, not worth the continued aggravation and lack of focus on domestic

1:57:38issues and decide just to stop it, this will continue into the futures as long as they feel like carrying it on. So here, so there we are folks, the forever war reignited despite literally everyone on earth opposing it except for Israel and the Jewish oligarchs that control our country. Very small number of people at the end of the day. Let's go out to your calls now. Josh in California. Thanks for calling in Josh. Go ahead. You're on the air. Hey, what's going on Harrison? I called a couple I believe it was about actually last week after the kill dose or guy. And we got the chance to chat briefly towards the end of the show about some realizations that I was having that me and Alex must have been on the same frequency channeling here is about why we should love Israel and come to repentance as a nation.

1:58:48So I wanted to get to the meat really and talk about what surrendering as a nation looks like. And the more and more I get into the book, I notice it's the same pattern. It's being baptized by water and then fire and then promise. So there's a couple ways that I think about this. And honestly, I think the one that means the most to our creator is that heart surrender where we declare privately that Jesus Christ is who He says He is being the Son of God. And then you can do it as a public declaration as well. But I think that intimate relationship is really what he's looking for and not trying to be like a religion but having a relationship. And then of course after that everything gets crazy so that you get baptized by fire. And that's just like picking up your cross daily. He's like in front of you leading the way as via the Holy Spirit. He's a free GFT. He says follow me. And it's the fast track to understand

1:59:51in the way. It's not easy. It's painful. But it's beautiful at the same time because it's meant to glorify Him. But you're not burned up when you're walking through the fire. That's the beauty of this. You're impurities are boiling out and allow you to serve and making more Christ like. And the goal is not to be 1.0. That's Jesus. We're just trying to aim to be 0.99 fine. When he sees his reflection in us. So I think after the water and the fire, we get to the promise land. And revelation is going to happen as it's written. And what a time to be alive really. Like heaven is on the horizon brothers and sisters. Don't wait till it's too late. Your father in heaven is watching and he's ready and willing to work with you. Today is today to give him glory. Reach out, repent, be saved and be ready. I just want to say, Harrison, thank you for your service on the

2:00:52AJM platform. And keep up the good fight for our Lord Jesus Christ man. He's building up warriors like you and the crew and just God bless you. Harrison, I appreciate what you guys do here on this platform. Well, thank you very much. I was very powerful call. I want to know, I mean, what do you make of Christian nationalism? Because the left has tried and is continuing to try, but for years, tried to paint Christian nationalism as this boogie man. But obviously I would categorize myself as a Christian nationalist. I think, you know, Christian nationalism is actually a very viable path for the future. And I'm seeing more and more people reference Christian nationalism, even if it's even if it's not explicit, you know, over the weekend, there was a football star. I think in University of Southern Mississippi is wearing a big Christ is King shirt. Some of the people that were involved in the Portsmouth riots in the UK, you know, you hear them talking. They're like, look, we just want a Christian country that's nationalistic and like that's all it is. So they might not be

2:01:55saying, I'm a Christian nationalist, but it's like clearly we want nationalism. We want a nation that is guided by Christians. That's Christian nationalism. I mean, how do you think we get to a place where our nation is designed in a way to facilitate a Christian ideology to not force a Christian ideology, but make that the, you know, general understanding in our country. I mean, what do you think about the entire Christian nationalist idea? You know, when I think about like just, you know, just before the denominations, I think about what it was called before it was, you know, declared Christians. I think it was an anti-op when they first were declared Christians, but I, it was referred to as the way. And so, you know, I think of, you know, keeping the, any sort of name play out of it just like the way to do this is the way that he told us how to do this. And, you know, you can see the fruit that we can we can call it Christian nationalism, but you

2:03:01can see the fruit of what we have here and what we had here. And, you know, it's totally different. And so we, at some point we have been led astray. And it's about getting back on track, getting back to the basics and, you know, whatever we want to call that, Christian nationalism or, you know, I think every place should have a home. Everything, you know, needs to have an origin. And so if we go back to that, I mean, that's the answer. And, you know, all the other denominations, you know, it's just, you know, those are religious space, man. I mean, we're, we're, we're, we're in for a relationship here. And I think just getting back to that is the key. And, you know, this, this nation is where obviously a bunch of people want to come to. And for many reasons of the freedoms that we enjoy, et cetera, but I mean, Alex Austin calls it the best house in a bad neighborhood. But it's like, let's just make a good neighborhood. And, you know, let's, you

2:04:05know, it's got to start somewhere. And so I think if we come back to this origin point and, um, we get down back to the basics here, um, that we can build up from there, uh, in a way that is, you know, holy, you know, where, where we're supposed to be, like, you know, being Christ centered instead of, um, all this division that is given to us through, uh, the media, um, that's, uh, you know, they try to make it a black verse, why left verse, why all this jazz. But really, it's about good verses evil. So, um, you know, we, let's get back to, let's get back to being good and, uh, quit getting taken advantage of by evil because there's a lot of that out there. And, um, you know, it's, it's time, it's time everybody, I'm telling you, uh, there's frequencies that, you know, we all operate on, you know, you can't have a 27 megahertz, you know, control of 40, nine megahertz RC car, okay? We, we got to get back on this frequency of the way. And, um, you know, today's that day. So, um, yeah, reach out and, uh, and, and, and, and let's be Christian nationalists.

2:05:08Amen. Amen. Great call. Thank you so much for that, Josh. Really great stuff. Let's go to, uh, Tyson and Idaho now. Thanks for calling in Tyson. You're on the air. Hi, Harrison. I need to, I'm good. Thank you. Are you? I'm good. Um, I kind of agree with what Josh said about the whole, you know, just recognize the word Christian nation stuff. You were after him how we could do that. Uh, I think we could take an example from Putin. I think he did a pretty good job of that. You know, let all other religions exist. But, I mean, we are Christian nation and put that above the rest, you know what I mean? And reflect that in policy. Yes. So how would that, how would that look or how that'd be implemented here in America? I honestly couldn't even think of a way to do that, but it was the way things stand. Um, but like I said, the more I learned about how you do it over there in Russia, um, I don't know, we could follow his example, I suppose.

2:06:10Yeah. Well, and they, and, you know, the church there, I don't think has an official position in the government, but clearly, you know, it's intertwined. You know, the, it's weird because, you know, America does have, you know, the first amendment as part of its founding. And that's the freedom of religion. Now, whether that was meant to apply to literally every religion or if that was just supposed to help to not allow the inter nacing, the denominational warfare that went on in England that they were trying to prevent from happening here. I don't really know, but it's bizarre because in England, it's like they are a Christian nation like their king is the head of their church. So you would think that if anywhere could continue to maintain their Christian identity as a nation, it would be somewhere like Britain, but they seem like they've lost it even more than we have at a certain point. And when you actually look into the church of England, it's not even really a church anymore. It's more of a social club for lesbians. So, you know, that's not great. So I don't know really what it would look like either, but I think,

2:07:13I think everybody kind of understands now. It's like, you know, we used to be a more Christian nation. Now or not, everything's gotten worse. Maybe that's a part of it. Maybe we do need to get back to you know, really top down, you know, Christian mindset. I don't know. What else you got for me, Tyson? Well, I was listening to what you were saying earlier about just, you know, seizing whatever levers of power we can. And then you just have to say, man, I'm with the Gala. I had to turn off the phone, both calling you, but she was mentioning her fears about, you know, the stay back and like what it could absolutely be possibly set up for, you know, the globalist tool. And I've always had those fears just because they seem to do that time again, especially with the way they pass logs. Time to actually pack in there. I just, I think we need to move forward with caution and keep that in mind. And I've noticed like, you know, some of the big streamers and stuff, some are probably friends of your show,

2:08:14like, having me go and stuff. They're talking the same thing. Just we need to do this by any means possible, whatever power we can see them, you know, do that. I think we just need to have a little caution when this goes both throughout, because we can set ourselves up for a track that's anticipating, you know, yeah, well, we got to we got to think about that and try not to fall into any trap, but also just not, not give up and not allow the trap to close. It's easier said than done, but you know, clearly the best position for the globalist is to have us in a mindset that we don't even try because we accept defeat before we even fight. So we got it, I mean, whatever we can be doing, however you can be doing stuff. I mean, we just we got to pull, we got to pull ourselves out of the fire before we burn. Thank you for the call. Tyson, let's go to Matt and Minnesota now. Matt, you're on the air. Go ahead. Hey, here's some thanks for having me on. I got to admit, I feel a little bit thrown under the bus and happened to follow Josh and Tyson.

2:09:18One of those guys were great. You made a lot of good points. I mean, I just came in to talk about the daddy Trump box and what I would do with that money. Well, you know, that would be I would wait for the mega-tards to come out with the Trump dividend meme coin. I would buy it high and sell it at zero. Since that's where the dollar is going to go. If they keep doing what they're doing. Yeah, maybe that's why Trump is saying that they won't need to, they won't need Congress to approve it. Maybe it'll be Trump coin. It'll be $5,000 of Trump coin. That'll sell you. Maybe you get to choose. You can either be Trump coin or one of the other crap coins that he pumped up. But seriously, what does your thought? I mean, do you think this is going to work? Do you think people are going to go, well, I wasn't going to vote for Republicans, but $5,000 sounds pretty good. I guess I'll do it. I don't even think people are going to buy it. I don't think it's going to work. Do you think this is even going to be effective as a vote gathering strategy, Matt? I sure hope not. If it is, I guess our country is feeling sad right now, but that would be really

2:10:21sad if that does do it. With the money we were supposed to get already and just the inflation that he's caused, I can't imagine that we're that dumb. Boy, I didn't never underestimate the stupidity of the American people. I think we're perfectly dumb enough to vote for this sort of stuff. Again, I don't even think it's honestly, I think I think people are genuinely more concerned about the long-term effects of the economic policies of Trump than even the immediate term. I think if you told people, hey, I'll either give you $5,000 or I will deport immigrants. I think people would choose the deportation. I don't even think people prefer the money. I think it'd be like, save your money, give me my country back. Save the cash. Give me deportations. Give me out of the Iran war. Make my streets safe. That's worth more than money. You can get $5,000 right now,

2:11:24but that's going to help you afford a single month of rent in a neighborhood where you won't get stabbed walking down the street at night. How about we make our money worth more by providing us a life that is nice rather than give us money while destroying the very fabric of our society? Just a ridiculous thing. We'll be right back. Do you make the deal? Do you accept the trade? An exchange for never-ending war. But hey, that's not all you receive. You also receive false hope. You receive the pretense of attempting deportations without ever actually getting the deportations. Yes, I guess that is all you receive actually. Actually, now that I think about it, everything else is an illusion. So yeah, endless war. It's the ultimate outcome of all of this. I'm going to go back out to your phone calls here in just a second. I got to play a video clip first. Clip number 13 here. We'll go to it. The city journal at city-journal.org has the story. COVID masks,

2:12:35gay communism, and Hassan Piker inside the socialism 2026 conference. So radical leftist gathered in Chicago to advance the abolition of police prisons, capitalism, and the family. And as you watch this, and as you hear them express themselves, I wonder if you'll feel like I felt, which is like, this should be illegal. I don't know how we make this illegal, but this should not exist. I don't know where we go from here. I don't know how we end the existence of this thing. But you know, politics is supposed to be like a replacement for war in a lot of ways. And in the absence of political structure, you basically just have the strong rule, right? The strongest war lord just

2:13:38gets to dictate terms to everybody else. And you kind of just have to deal with that. Now we replaced that brutalism with representative democracy. But at a certain point, people are going to get sick of having to listen to people that are all stupid and weaker than they are. I'm sick of it. I don't understand why I have to share a country with people like this, like you're about to witness why we have to subject ourselves not even just to their policies like that would be bad enough, but even just to their arguments. Why do we have to why are we even having these discussions? Why is this something that has to be confronted in argument like it's? I don't even know what to make of it because it's just like the fact that these people can even

2:14:42exist in our country is like evidence that we're failures. Like these people shouldn't exist. And like it was a mistake to create a society where these people could exist. And I just want to know how we undo this mistake, how we correct this mistake of allowing these people to exist. I'm not calling for anything being done to them. I just want them utterly disenfranchised. I want to allow them to have their little meetings. They can talk all they want about communism and intersectional feminism and whatever else. I just don't want them to have any ability to affect policy in the real world. I don't know exactly how we bring this about, but you're about to hear a compilation of these people talking. And what we'll comment after. But these are the people that somehow are like winning the conversation. This is the

2:15:49democratic socialist of America. These are the people for some inexplicable reason. Our fellow Americans think have their best interests in mind. It is truly inexplicable. Let's watch. This is the socialism 2026 conference, a little compilation put together by Stu Smith and the city journal. Let's watch. Please be gay do crimes with me. And it's also just on the laws, not real thing, as an abolitionist. The ethos of abolitionist. An abolitionist, positionality of an abolitionist, liberatory ecosystem. The debate in abolition. An abolition, especially as you if you think of it, is both methodology and ideology. When you abolish the police, you do burn down police stations, I imagine. Indeed we have. But some people have allegedly. To the abolition of rent, nuclear weapons, prison, debt, even monopoly power, imperialism. You name it.

2:16:53And abolitionism is what we are making rather than the erasure of what is. So when I say, I mean anti-racist feminism, anti-capitalist feminism, abolition feminism, as abolitionist practice. It has been consistent with a black feminist, black left feminist practice to be in solidarity with Palestine. Pre-figurative political practice. There's a difference between solidarity as political value and solidarity as organizing practice. Long march towards dialectical materialism. To deepen the struggle. To broaden the struggle. You know, love study and struggle is a framework for action. Struggles across our history. Some of us are carcari and communist. Some of us democratic socialists. Some of us pan-Africanists, radical feminists, anti-imperialists, police

2:17:56abolitionists. We need a junky communism. You know, marks and angles were actually really influenced by us by the Haudenosaunee. And they saw us as like this. They called us primitive communists. So many of you should never take your combi-how. Deshaan is a queer and trans-theorist and archaic communists, Afro-pessimists, and southern-born and bred abolitionists. I am not okay, comrades. For over a decade I've been part of sort of transgender materialists and anti-work, trans-Marxist effort in revolutionary feminism in the West that theorizes social reproduction and trans social reproduction and the positive supercession of capitalist care. Imperialism, colonialism and capitalism are deeply intertwined. To learn them is to decolonize our minds, right? As long as we haven't figured out how to get rid of capitalism, Marx is relevant. To black liberation, to disabled and sick liberation, to indigenous liberation, to trans and queer

2:18:59liberation, to the liberation of Palestine. Are we getting out of this requires us to bring these systems down? It's absolutely essential. Whether or not we call it a general strike, or whether or not we call it a national economic blackout, really doesn't matter. One of the best things that got organized during this was what we can't call a general strike because then that would acknowledge illegal strikes, but we can call an economic blackout. Organizing, organizing in general and political organizing in particular. That would stop. That would stop. So again, I mean, it's like you need a friggin' thosaurus to even figure out the hell they're talking about and need to be a thosaurus written by an insane person. A thosaurus written by a retarded socialist who can actually define these utterly meaningless terms like abolition.

2:19:59Just, you know, it sounded great when there were slaves because you're actually abolishing something. Now you're abolishing the functions of our society. Like, my thing is, these people think that they're fighting a system. They think they're enemies to assist. Like, their goal is to tear down a system. The system, of course, facilitates everything that they do. This is the output of our entire system, our academy system, our university system, our legal system, like this is what it produces and yet they want to destroy it. If it was actually the system that they said it was, then they wouldn't be able to do what they're doing now. And frankly, they shouldn't be able to. I mean, it just seems to me, like if you've got this group of people and let's just say you've got, you know, Robocop judge dread opens the door and is like, what are you guys doing? And the honest

2:21:00response is we're plotting to overthrow the government. We're plotting to overthrow this whole system. We're trying to tear this system down. The appropriate response, I think, should be then you're all under arrest. What the hell are you talking about? You, I mean, you can't just publicly say that and get away with it. How are we going to run a system? We're people who entire purpose explicitly is the destruction of the system and they're just allowed to do that. That's crazy. I think that's genuine, I think that's genuinely insane that we allow this to operate. They're literally sitting there like we're plotting a economic blackout so that we can destroy the system of the United States. And for some reason, we're convinced that we just, we just have to argue against this. I don't understand why we have to argue against this. I don't

2:22:03understand why we don't just arrest them. I don't know. I mean, I get, you know, obviously it's a tricky situation, but is it really, because again, you don't, you know, you don't have to be a robot. You don't have to go, well, if we're applying it to this, we have to apply it to this. Because I still to this day, it ran Paul like two days ago, put out some tweet that was about, that was saying like, well, if we do this, you know, you got to be careful. If we, it was, you know, it was about ice or somebody surveilling protests or bailing the No Kings protest. And he's like, hey, if we're allowed, you know, if we allow these federal organizations to spy on peaceful protesters, you know, there's no guarantee that they won't do that to us. And it's like, they threw a thousand people in prison over January six. What are you talking about?

2:23:06The idea that if we don't do something, the left won't do it. Like, what are we talking about? Are you living in fantasy world? The world we live in now, the left is unmoored, unhinged, unrestricted, by any consideration of precedent or humanitarianism or equality, like they don't care. They're going to use these systems to destroy us unless we use the systems to destroy them. That's just where we're at at this point. So while part of me is like, oh, gee, there'd be really dangerous to like, you know, be like, oh, this, this, we're going to arrest people for talking about their politics. Like, don't you say you want the system to go down? Are you just as guilty? Just like, no, no, I don't think that's what's happening here. I think when you have a bunch of dumb ass socialists who are like, we're queer, pan-African abolitionists and we're here to destroy your country, I think we can just say, well, you're not adding anything. You're just a force of destruction. You're just a force

2:24:07of annoyance and confusion for people. You dress up your utterly retarded beliefs in the most high-falutin vocabulary words your teacher made up and we're supposed to accept it then. Why? Why do we have to contend with this? Why do we have to sit here and go, well, actually, I think burning down police stations is a bad thing. It's like, what are we talking about? What? If somebody's up there going, we're burning police stations down. Maybe just to arrest them. There you go. Problem, freaking solved because there's just something about these universally hideous overweight blue-haired morons who would literally die within a day if they weren't served sustenance on a platter by our entire civilization. That again, they're trying to tear down. We have to sit here and entertain them, entertain these ideas.

2:25:19If there was actually a system they were fighting against, it would crush them. So you guys people are larping, pretending that they're the resistance, pretending that they're engaged in something that, oh, the fascists and the imperialists are trying to stop them, but they just can't. The ground swell of the resistance from the people. It's like the media is on your side. The government is on your side. Academia is on your side. The big tech companies are on your side. The DAs are on your side. Why are they, though? I mean, the real question is why are all of these people in positions of power? How do we get just normal dudes in these positions of power? How do we get just normal people that can see what's going on and we'll just not put up with the BS? How do we get some Joseph McCarthy's, some Richard Nixon's in power? So they can just go, yeah, we're not being communist and anybody trying to make us communist is an enemy and we'll destroy them with power of the state. And all these people can really feel

2:26:22what it's like to be an actual resistance movement. I mean, it would really be giving them everything that they pretend they are. It would be actually fulfilling their fantasy of being a despised resistance against this evil system. I wish, I wish our system identified people like you and crushed you. And then you wouldn't exist. Our system instead identifies people like me and tries to crush us only were smarter than you and they can't quite do it. They can't quite get away with it. There'd be no problem with crushing you. With crushing you, the socialists, I mean, if the government wanted to, you would not exist. You're allowed to exist. So I don't know why we allow them to exist. Over Labor Day Week in Excaught Fire with clips from the 2026 Socialism Conference hosted by Radical Leftay Market Books in Chicago, more than 3000 Socialists descended to this place to feature to hear radical activists and authors such as Angela Davis, Sophie Lewis and Hassan Piker. City Journal's Stu Smith has highlighted some of the confidence most

2:27:26controversial livestream to moments, a health fascism panel that described GLP ones as fat genocide and being discigenic as aspirational. Abortion activists presenting Piker with a Satan's School of Gay Communism hat, whether underground alumni Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dorn in attendance and professors from Columbia, the City University of New York, New York University and the University of Illinois, Chicago promoting radical activism. But while Stu closely monitored the livestream, City Journal associate editor Aiden Grogan reported directly from the conference, especially on panels that weren't publicly broadcast between the two of us. Here's what we saw on her. More than three years after the COVID-19 pandemic ended, the conference still required attendees to wear masks at all times, except for when speakers were actively presenting. Some of the sessions were overcrowded, hot, sweaty and smelly. Conference staff did not allow con rats to sit on the ground in the aisles because it was considered a safety hazard for attendees with mobility issues. Rather than professional attire, the typical outfit consisted of denim jeans

2:28:28and radical t-shirts and buttons displaying slogans like Black Lives Matter or free Palestine. Throughout conference spaces, both speakers and attendees spouted left-wing jargon buzzwords repeatedly, organizing solidarity, praxis, resistance, liberation and above all abolition, not just of a market economy and private property, but also a police, prisons, border security, gender, the family and the state itself. Accordingly, speakers tended to glorify pre-capitalist non-western indigenous cultures as possessing moral purity. In contrast to the capitalist systems, greed and exploitation at the hands of the white man. As environmental activist Tori Sui said in the concluding session, we are nature defending itself. I just refuse to actually like debate these things or tell you why. Abolition of the state of America is not something we have to sit here and endure and allow them

2:29:29to carry out. If our own system won't do something about this, I don't know how long we're going to just patiently wait for our government to actually defend us from them when we don't need them. When defending ourselves would be easier without the government interference because if we were to actually try to defend ourselves, the government would of course crack down on us instantaneously. With that, go out to your calls. We've got gauge and organ first. Go ahead, gauge on the air. Hey Harrison, I think you're asking some good questions this evening and I want to do a dress a couple of them. The first is Trump offering the $5,000. The way it's being put, it seems like he's offering $5,000. I don't know if he's saying that if the Congress gets elected, that that'll be possible for him to get $5,000. But it does sound like a barter and I think it can be really revealing of his character and

2:30:34end of our character as a nation that we are bought out and that money, you know, money talks. And I really think like God says, we can't put our trust in men. We have to put our trust in God because he does have full control over all people. Whether it's all the kings and authorities, he can raise them and crush them and we're all in his hands. And I just think the importance of us to pray for people to be more powerful than maybe even anything we could do physically. Well certainly we certainly will do that. But yeah, I think just the even the offer of the $5,000. It's like, I don't know, if I was still a Trump supporter, which I'm not because of the Iran war and other obvious things, but it would kind of disgust me. I would just kind of be like really dude, that's what you're pitching like that's, it's just low down. It's just, I don't know, pathetic. It's just a violation of what his party is supposed to represent. So yeah, no, it's

2:31:40pathetic. But what are your, what are your takes on some of the other stuff I've been bringing up? Yeah, you were also talking about kind of like, I got a lot of Christians called Christian nationalism or, you know, how do we get back to kingdom on earth? And also, I was kind of addressing that in the fact that God isn't control of anything. And so I think that would be an impossible thing to see happen without the power of God. And we know that he is going to do that in the end, you know, when his son is revealed from heaven with the angels. But I do think, yeah, it's sad, but we should also prepare ourselves, you know, to die for Christ. That's how the kingdom was won before. We see that after Christ ascends into heaven, all the disciples are martyred for God. And, you know, after that, there's generations of believers that are martyred all over the world. And then you start seeing the kingdom of God grow in power. So I don't know, it is scary, all this stuff. And I really appreciate how, you know, your work in that you guys, you know,

2:32:45are sharing a lot of the information. So yeah, I listen to you guys a lot and pray for you guys. So God bless you. Well, thank you very much. And we really do appreciate that. And I, you know, I've always said, if there's nothing else that I can offer you, I'm going to tell you the truth. Then obviously, I think it's kind of funny to me because like on Tuesday, I guess, my show, I just felt very like low energy. I just thought it was a really bad show. But for some reason, that show got more compliments than I get on most show. Like I got a ton of comments between like, wow, today's show was really good. I'm just like, maybe I have no idea what's going on because I thought it was a terrible show, but other people seem to like it. Yeah. And if, but, you know what, if I'm looking at the world as it is and it looks freaking hopeless and annoying, then that's the attitude I'm going to take. Like I'm not going to get up here and spin a lie or tell you everything is golden when it's actually crap. And so I don't know, I, you know, I don't know. I don't know what other person you can follow that will promise that and then uphold it.

2:33:50That like, I can't promise to always be chipper enough beat and, you know, laughing at this stuff. Sometimes it's just going to be annoying and tedious and frustrating. And that's the case. That's what you're going to get from me. So I'm not going to put on any pretense. I'm not going to tell you something that's not true just because you want to hear it. At the end of the day, things right now are not looking good. And I don't have any easy answers. And that's just the way it is. So that's what I'm going to tell you. I could very easily pretend to have answers. I could very easily go, you know, well, it's, you know, this brand and guild guy, we just vote for him. And everything would be great. And we just got to keep going. And it's just like, but that's just not true. So so I'm going to just tell you the truth. And on days where I'm watching Donald Trump, try to give away $5,000 of my money to everybody else just so he can keep his war going. Like I'm just going to tell you what BS that is. So it is, sanity is treason in the empire of the insane.

2:34:52So absolutely true. Let's go. We got time for one more color. We're going to Larry and Idaho. Larry, Idaho, thanks so much for calling in. You're on the air. We got a minute left. Hey, how you doing? This is Larry and Idaho. Good. You're on the air. Good. Yes, you are talking about Christian nationalism. And that's something I've been studying and thinking about for a while. First, you know, if we're not actively as Christian people, building a distinctly Christian culture, we're not going to have one because other people will build theirs and we see that trying and opposing us multiculturalism is just a lie. So anyway, there is a there is a government given in the scriptures and I've been listening and everybody seems to miss it. It's pretty interesting. It was given in the Old Testament under Moses. It was a and Deuteronomy chapter one and Exodus chapter 18 where they would set up a system where every 10 families would elect a representative that they know that represents

2:35:57their interests as families. And then they would have representatives of 1500s and thousands. And I'm sure it can go way beyond that. Well, and that's the classic construction of a republic. I mean, I am a republican. Not I don't like the party, but that is the best form of government, absolutely.