Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of The
Speaker 1: Weekly Zeitgeist.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: These are some of our favorite segments from this week,
Speaker 1: all edited together into one NonStop infotainment laugh stravaganza. Uh yeah, So,
Speaker 1: without further ado, here is the Weekly Zeitgeist.
Speaker 2: Please welcome comedians, hosts, and wonderful natives of Chicago. Jordan
Speaker 2: Holmes and Deffrison.
Speaker 3: Hey, Hello, Hello, I have no I have no rhymes
Speaker 3: nor nor nicknames.
Speaker 4: Really, I'm just I'm just Jordan now.
Speaker 5: But and I feel terrible because I bought you a
Speaker 5: bottle of sam Buca. I didn't know you are so
Speaker 5: averse to Anie.
Speaker 4: Doesn't my my welcome gift is.
Speaker 6: Like a niece. It sounds like your ex rather than
Speaker 6: like Annis.
Speaker 2: And I think I don't know I both ways. I
Speaker 2: feel like whenever you're watching like chef shows, there's like
Speaker 2: a person who went to like Europe once and they
Speaker 2: say it one thing.
Speaker 7: Oh so it's in Europe, it's uranis Yeah exactly, it's
Speaker 7: an ass. But yeah, it's a host of knowledge. All right, Okay, Sorry,
Speaker 7: I was doing my best, kindler. I was giving it
Speaker 7: a shot. I was giving it a shot.
Speaker 2: How you guys doing what's going on. What's the how Chicago,
Speaker 2: how's the weather? What's going on over there? Oh it's
Speaker 2: a dream, it's I don't know. Yeah, we have wet
Speaker 2: bold territory over there.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing you're talking to the two of us.
Speaker 3: I can't remember the last time I did small talk
Speaker 3: about the well. I haven't spoken to a human being
Speaker 3: that's not Dan or my wife probably in three years.
Speaker 8: I mean that very genuinely.
Speaker 6: And you're hundreds of thousands of listeners, very normal, very
Speaker 6: normal podcast guy energy.
Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah, I have to do small talk
Speaker 2: because in the same way I only talk to my wife,
Speaker 2: my baby, and the random neighbor, and I always fail
Speaker 2: at small talk like how you been, I'm like, tell
Speaker 2: me about your random neighbor. I'm sweating what's going on
Speaker 2: with them? Just good, you know, just asking questions that
Speaker 2: I don't like answering small talk all the time because
Speaker 2: I'm always in a light form of panic. But yeah, guys,
Speaker 2: Knowledge Fight it's a fantastic show. I love when comedians
Speaker 2: helped me understand things because I typically learn through the
Speaker 2: language of laughter or absurdity or irony, and the way
Speaker 2: y'all do that is absolutely fantastic. It's top draw and
Speaker 2: there's so much happening with Alex Jones all the time
Speaker 2: that I'm always like interacting through like maybe viral clips
Speaker 2: or the headlines that there's so much, you know, you
Speaker 2: forget that this guy's talking all the time and there's
Speaker 2: so much to parse through. And half the time, even
Speaker 2: with the news articles I read, they're not really giving
Speaker 2: the full picture because he says so much and so
Speaker 2: much is going on. So I'm really glad that you're
Speaker 2: on because I have a lot of questions wow, and
Speaker 2: like mainly like how do you guys? The show started
Speaker 2: at the beginning of twenty seventeen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think early January twenty seventeen. Yeah, it was
Speaker 5: pretty pretty close after the twenty sixteen election. It's just
Speaker 5: that was where the curiosity really became too much, right
Speaker 5: to ignore? Yeah, almost eight years then, that's yeah, mass I.
Speaker 2: Mean, like, you know, Francesca and I we talk about
Speaker 2: the news enough, and that's already just life changing and
Speaker 2: debilitating in its own way. I can't imagine doing Alex Jones.
Speaker 2: Are you able to find it?
Speaker 6: And they're still living in this country.
Speaker 9: I mean, Miles sort of joked about like you know, leaving.
Speaker 9: But whenever I sort of am up against the crazy
Speaker 9: of the craze. I'm a little there's always a part
Speaker 9: of me, maybe it's the majority of me that's like
Speaker 9: you can have it, just have it, you know. Like
Speaker 9: if I do interviews and I get a MAGA person
Speaker 9: who's like, yep, the is IS try to recruit me.
Speaker 6: They call me every single day, I'm.
Speaker 9: Like, isn't that just a phone company trying to get
Speaker 9: you to switch plans? Like like nope, it's ISIS. And
Speaker 9: I'm like, you know what, lady, Yeah, just goodbye? Like
Speaker 9: but yeah, the fact that you said my question is first,
Speaker 9: if Info Wars goes under, do you stop knowledge?
Speaker 2: I didn't want to go there quite yet, but.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, how about we do it this way.
Speaker 3: I will cut the both of you off, and I'm
Speaker 3: gonna ask Dan a question. All right, how do you
Speaker 3: do it? It's been eight years you listen to Alex Jones?
Speaker 8: How do you not lose your mind?
Speaker 5: I guess I was crazy to begin with. There's one
Speaker 5: but no too, the just like it's not really Alex Jones,
Speaker 5: you know, like I think that I think that we
Speaker 5: were listening to him for him and like and then
Speaker 5: at the beginning, but there's so many like offshoot things
Speaker 5: that you can pay attention to that you get away
Speaker 5: in from him, right, and so as well, it's it
Speaker 5: can be a real bummer to recognize the real world
Speaker 5: piece of the like politics is real and it does
Speaker 5: affect people, and and that that is that is terrible
Speaker 5: what Alex represents. But you can you could find some
Speaker 5: you know what baddy stuff too, and that that helps
Speaker 5: you keep your sanity. You find the crazy stuff, and
Speaker 5: then you know, it is kind.
Speaker 3: Of interesting to take like a like the debate or
Speaker 3: whatever in context for us, because a lot of people
Speaker 3: are panicking. They're like, ah, Joe Biden, he looks terrible
Speaker 3: and and my instant reaction through our lens is kind
Speaker 3: of like, oh, well, he should have been plumping. What
Speaker 3: he needed to do was inject himself with bags of
Speaker 3: blood in order to gain strength.
Speaker 8: For the debate.
Speaker 3: See in our world, that's what Alex would claim he
Speaker 3: was doing if he was doing.
Speaker 2: Well, So because he's well, he must not be plumping.
Speaker 6: The right was setting it up.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they didn't buy enough whatever still pills whatever, the.
Speaker 2: Ship colloidal silver. Okay, it's a silver boy, all right,
Speaker 2: you know your stuff? Oh yeah, look man, I'm being
Speaker 2: in nutraceuticals. Man. It's how I tell I'm growing my
Speaker 2: hair back. It's thanks man, I'm twenty two. We're gonna
Speaker 2: get to know you guys a little bit more. But again,
Speaker 2: like we said, we're gonna be talking all things Alex
Speaker 2: Jones with our wonderful guests, but first we'd like to
Speaker 2: get to know our guests a little bit better. So,
Speaker 2: Dan Jordan, what's something from your search history recently that's
Speaker 2: revealing about who you guys are, what you're into right now?
Speaker 5: I just think my search hitsory would be like indistinguishable
Speaker 5: from a curious bigot, you know, Like, so I just
Speaker 5: I can't even imagine.
Speaker 2: Technology right or wrong? Yeah, exactly, got to know more
Speaker 2: right right, right, right right? How to apply for black jobs?
Speaker 2: Are those exactly? Yeah? What about you, Jordan?
Speaker 8: For a well, my search history is just me and
Speaker 8: my wife occasionally joking around with My last search I
Speaker 8: believe was is Pepper a rock?
Speaker 3: Because we were we were grinding it through the thing,
Speaker 3: you know, the pepper grinder, And I jokingly told her
Speaker 3: because she was also grinding salt.
Speaker 8: You also grind salt, which is a rock a rock?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, So I was like, oh, you know, pepper
Speaker 3: was a rock too, and then she forced me to
Speaker 3: google it. But whenever you're forced to google something that
Speaker 3: you are one hundred percent certain was a joke, you
Speaker 3: suddenly said question yourself and like, wait, is there a
Speaker 3: form of pepper that is a rock?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm gonna find you know, google search history it
Speaker 5: probably would tell you rock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a corn. It's like a peppercorn, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: It comes off free, don't it.
Speaker 4: It's just it's a it's a seed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's a peppercorn. It's corn from the stock
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 6: Big, big black corn. I don't know why is it
Speaker 6: the salt?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 6: That's what I want to Why.
Speaker 8: Is that is that the type of pepper you like?
Speaker 8: The BBC pepper?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Corn?
Speaker 4: During I have a history of thinking things are rocks
Speaker 4: that aren't.
Speaker 5: Generally Yes, you also believe that that was a rock
Speaker 5: because of Skyrim.
Speaker 3: Skyrim made me think if you can make armor out
Speaker 3: of it, that it's probably a rock.
Speaker 8: I don't get why this doesn't make perfect sense to everybody.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, yeah, I mean I get that where like, yeah,
Speaker 2: the reality of a video game kind of begins to
Speaker 2: blend in with your lived life. I'm like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: I don't know if the developers would really make me
Speaker 2: look that stupid about this, it would No, I had
Speaker 2: wooden armor this whole time. All right, Gary, what's something
Speaker 2: that you think is underrated?
Speaker 4: Five Guys?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Like I think I think.
Speaker 11: Five Guys is the the best fast food out there.
Speaker 11: It's not up there, nobody considered that. They'll say shake
Speaker 11: shack or your in and out or you know.
Speaker 4: You'll go like five guys. But I think so CALIFORNI.
Speaker 11: Okay, cool, So I would say I would say that
Speaker 11: it doesn't get as enough notoriety as as it should.
Speaker 11: And I but I think it could be on the
Speaker 11: rise or to order.
Speaker 2: Yeah, boardwalk fries, Like I said, I don't know, I
Speaker 2: didn't grow up near a boardwalk, but everyone that's what
Speaker 2: they call them.
Speaker 10: Wait, what are they? What are boardwalk fries distinguished with?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just know that I was going along with it.
Speaker 11: You had me, but I think like they're like hand
Speaker 11: cut fries, fresh potatoes.
Speaker 4: It's good and uh, I don't know, have you had
Speaker 4: five Guys.
Speaker 10: I'm now vegan, but when I was vegetarian, I would
Speaker 10: I tried the grilled cheese from five Guys and the
Speaker 10: one from In and Out, and I think the five
Speaker 10: Guys one was better.
Speaker 11: Okay, okay, will take it. Now I'm not gonna and
Speaker 11: now I will. I'll go along with that. But I mean,
Speaker 11: they are a burger place, but you don't eat me,
Speaker 11: so that's fine, but it's still it's.
Speaker 4: Still a valid review for vegans and vegetarians.
Speaker 10: Twice, I will say my favorite fast food is Taco
Speaker 10: Bell because that is technically Indian food, Like that very important.
Speaker 10: It is so important Indian culture. When they got rid
Speaker 10: of the Mexican pizza, that was a hate crime against
Speaker 10: Indian people. I have been to movie premieres in La
Speaker 10: where the bar after had had Taco Bell, like catered
Speaker 10: to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Indian people love Taco Bell.
Speaker 10: We love it, man, we love My.
Speaker 11: Sister not Indian, but like is obsessed with Taco Bell.
Speaker 11: Is her number one.
Speaker 2: It's wild too because like people haven't had with Taco Bell.
Speaker 2: Like when you find out, it's almost like you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: your parents are we emigrated from the same country, Like
Speaker 2: a person who's like mentally ill with Taco bell obsession.
Speaker 11: Yes, but it's like you know when you get your
Speaker 11: when you start, when you start driving, the first thing
Speaker 11: you do is, oh, now I could get things that
Speaker 11: I want.
Speaker 4: And so I'm like, oh, I'm gonna get fast food.
Speaker 4: So you go. I go through the different phases.
Speaker 11: So I had a Taco Bell phase for sure, and
Speaker 11: you when you have Tago Bell and I haven't had
Speaker 11: a while, but you just as soon as you have
Speaker 11: it once you start craving it.
Speaker 4: I did that with White Castle, you know, Taco Bell,
Speaker 4: and then.
Speaker 2: Crave case with yeah, oh yes yourself exactly. Yeah.
Speaker 11: So it was all that, but five guys would be
Speaker 11: my my underrated all right, all right, get pick and that's.
Speaker 10: Yeah your problematic save yeah problem yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah guys Obama's favorite burger.
Speaker 12: But what some think is overrated, overrated drinking on an
Speaker 12: airplane where I've been doing this show for so long
Speaker 12: that this was an underrated for me, I think a
Speaker 12: few years ago, and now that I've aged into my
Speaker 12: mid thirties, I'm renegging on that because I used to be, oh,
Speaker 12: it's like time travel, it's great, but now it is you.
Speaker 2: Get more to hydrated. It's like time travel.
Speaker 12: It's like, oh, you're blacking out, and they've gotten the
Speaker 12: hollering that they'll do now. But no, it's it really is.
Speaker 12: First of all, you get to hydrated more. Also you
Speaker 12: do have to like it just messes up the following day.
Speaker 12: And also I like to drink on a cadence, you
Speaker 12: know where it's like, oh, I want to retain whatever
Speaker 12: level of buzz that I have, not drunk, maintaining your bus, yes, yes,
Speaker 12: but not dipping into tiredville. And you know, these, as
Speaker 12: Francesca referred to them, do coke.
Speaker 6: I mean once, once you get older, it's you basically
Speaker 6: just swam.
Speaker 2: People just do cocaine. People do cocaine so they can
Speaker 2: drink at us after a certain age, I noticed, or
Speaker 2: they're like, dude, I have like three drinks. Dude, I
Speaker 2: think I'll go to bed, like just do a button, man,
Speaker 2: and just fucking come right.
Speaker 6: But all right, all right man, yeah, I mean how much.
Speaker 2: My weekend with my kids tomorrow? Fuck? Actually, And you're like, dude,
Speaker 2: this is way too much.
Speaker 12: But the way my underrated was actually doing cocaine on planes.
Speaker 12: I think that that's fine.
Speaker 2: I'm just talking about Yeah, just in your seat, your
Speaker 2: mind in the middle, man in the middle. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, if you're in the middle, you get to.
Speaker 2: Do a bump.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And hey man, you guys, you got some keys on you, dude,
Speaker 2: like said keys or like a parliament.
Speaker 12: I left my security but no, yeah, I actually speaking
Speaker 12: of drinking on planes. I had a friend once drink
Speaker 12: on a plane for like on his way home. Forgot
Speaker 12: that he drove to the airport for to keep costs down,
Speaker 12: so then had to uber back to his home and
Speaker 12: then uber back to the airport the next day to
Speaker 12: get his car because a moron, but not irresponsible exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Who don't drink drive even if they make their
Speaker 2: lives infinitely more complicated. Thank you out there drinking and driving.
Speaker 2: It's bad according to law enforcement. Okay, let's take a
Speaker 2: quick break and we'll be right back to talk about
Speaker 2: Joe Biden. And we're back and again. Aside from the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court doing this nation to an eventual dictatorship, the
Speaker 2: story that's consumed, like a lot of the news cycle,
Speaker 2: is Biden's future. That debate was difficult to watch for
Speaker 2: those that had not quite let their brain accept the
Speaker 2: reality that was visible to most people that Biden is
Speaker 2: in fact old. Just shock and horror from people like
Speaker 2: I didn't know it was going to be like that.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, I get it, Like the first time
Speaker 2: you see like your grandpa's rinkle ass for the first time,
Speaker 2: you're kind of like, oh damn, Like that's a that's
Speaker 2: a dark place we go. But what did you think
Speaker 2: was going to happen? Where did you think this road ended?
Speaker 2: And the DNC just couldn't keep up the gas lighting,
Speaker 2: and it became obvious in a serious way that you know,
Speaker 2: like Biden continues to age or continues to decline as
Speaker 2: the ages, just like any human being. But the debate
Speaker 2: was a turning point for many, including a lot of
Speaker 2: establishment Democrats who are now calling for him to bow
Speaker 2: out of the race. But the Bidens and the administration
Speaker 2: have a plan to turn this thing around, and sadly,
Speaker 2: none of it involves a fucking time machine or showing
Speaker 2: up with compound V from the boys, because I feel
Speaker 2: like that those might be the only ways that you
Speaker 2: could maybe do something here. I know earlier we were
Speaker 2: kind of contemplating what other mythical substances maybe Joe Biden
Speaker 2: could ingust they gave she Hulk. Oh shit, yeah, like
Speaker 2: some gamma rays or some shit or whatever. Is that
Speaker 2: how she Hulk happened?
Speaker 8: Right the whole I'm not a scientist.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: The thing with Biden, it's like it wasn't like he
Speaker 11: went into this where they thought he was gonna just
Speaker 11: improve like all of a sudden.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're just it.
Speaker 4: Time is his worst anime, but like.
Speaker 10: On a daily basis, because he's sundowning like they have,
Speaker 10: they've commented about him sundowning.
Speaker 4: It's that it's bad.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's again and it's sad, it's bad, and it's yeah,
Speaker 11: nobody should watch this.
Speaker 2: And it's not like the Democrats would allow someone to
Speaker 2: stay in office longer than they need to because they're
Speaker 2: so caught up in there.
Speaker 10: Oh Dudeen has something to say about that entered the chat.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know it's like Trump is old too, He's
Speaker 11: I mean, yeah, he's but you can't even see him
Speaker 11: declining slightly.
Speaker 4: He's even like yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Trump's like neurosyphilis has been with him from his
Speaker 10: twenties or you know what I mean, Like he is
Speaker 10: we're used to that. Biden, like his team was the
Speaker 10: one who suggested this debate. They they were like, everything
Speaker 10: around him is enabling. Yeah, they should have done it
Speaker 10: like earlier in the day, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when he wakes up.
Speaker 11: Yeah, maybe they're trying to you know, sabotage and in
Speaker 11: a way. I mean, I mean, if you're on his team,
Speaker 11: wouldn't you say the best thing to do would be
Speaker 11: to not put him in front of the camera. Yeah,
Speaker 11: how do you How could you avoid that as much
Speaker 11: as possible? But I mean, at the same time, he's,
Speaker 11: you know, right now, he's I mean, he's he's gonna lose.
Speaker 2: It's like kind of what sports coaches do, like, oh,
Speaker 2: you think you should be a starter, Okay, you're starting.
Speaker 2: Then when they lose the game, Like, so what do
Speaker 2: you think now? Yeah, that's what I thought. I don't
Speaker 2: know if hopefully, as they say, this is the most
Speaker 2: important election of our time.
Speaker 11: Yeah, maybe have them step Maybe that's it to force
Speaker 11: his hand to you know, I don't think.
Speaker 10: That's the case, because like, like he just came back
Speaker 10: from that camp David meeting with the rest of his
Speaker 10: family and they were like, we're going to keep doing
Speaker 10: We're doing it. I don't think it's the case. I
Speaker 10: think what it is is arrogance. I think the party
Speaker 10: is like, you're gonna vote blue no matter who. We
Speaker 10: don't give a shit about you, and like we just
Speaker 10: care about our own pockets. So they don't give a
Speaker 10: They don't get it.
Speaker 2: They really underestimate how stubborn American people can be too,
Speaker 2: or like, don't just make me do this? What the
Speaker 2: are you trying to do? But anyway, so they have
Speaker 2: a plan and it's eight steps, okay.
Speaker 10: To somehow you can't even take eight steps, be.
Speaker 8: Fair, be fair?
Speaker 4: He could take the steps with help.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the direction with Jill easily eight steps now
Speaker 2: staring step one quote dismiss the bed wedding. It's their
Speaker 2: first step. The official White this is from Axios, who
Speaker 2: is speaking to people in the administration.
Speaker 4: Quote.
Speaker 2: The official White House and campaign line is that this
Speaker 2: is as much ado about it's just much ado about nothing.
Speaker 2: Biden allies are cranking out data and pushing out surrogates
Speaker 2: to insist he had one bad night mostly because of
Speaker 2: a scratchy voice and over preparation and gray matter to
Speaker 2: tear grading.
Speaker 10: When someone is being accused of being old, don't use
Speaker 10: the term bed wedding in a plan because now I'm
Speaker 10: just being about Biden. That is immediately.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not the best. Not the best rhetoric here for
Speaker 2: this one. The second one, Uh, get get some good
Speaker 2: polls out. Biden allies are circulating polls and focus group
Speaker 2: results showing the debate did little to change the dynamics
Speaker 2: of their race. They're basically saying that, like, if you
Speaker 2: believe the polls, voters thought Biden lost the debate and
Speaker 2: seemed too old. But again, there's little evidence there moving
Speaker 2: like fast to Trump either. I think that's true, Like
Speaker 2: nobody watched that and was like, oh, Biden, Trump just
Speaker 2: got all of Biden's support. The thing that people came
Speaker 2: away with, at least, I think what we saw was
Speaker 2: Biden's decline is becoming more and more apparent and in
Speaker 2: a way that's uncomfortable. And Trump continues to lie in
Speaker 2: these actually absurd ways, which a lot of the emphasis
Speaker 2: isn't really on that again because we've become so used
Speaker 2: to the mind that now it's just mostly about being like,
Speaker 2: but what about Joe Biden. Obviously Trump still fucking inco
Speaker 2: adherent and not making sense.
Speaker 10: But that's the problem is that people didn't. People weren't
Speaker 10: moved because the whole reason that Biden's team suggested it
Speaker 10: was to show off that he is still great at
Speaker 10: these debates, and he didn't move the needle on that
Speaker 10: because he was so incoherent.
Speaker 8: No, no, like that is.
Speaker 10: The problem is that they didn't move.
Speaker 11: I think he needs like a go to when he
Speaker 11: forgets what he's talking about, just to just throw in
Speaker 11: even if you know he's talking about medicare you know
Speaker 11: he forgets and then then he could go off and
Speaker 11: just start talking about something that that might not have
Speaker 11: to do with Medicaid. Just a go to just like
Speaker 11: he rambles off and he just you know, when he
Speaker 11: just trails off and you got to worry about.
Speaker 2: How you pay for it taxes man, and then yes,
Speaker 2: you know what, taxes just worked.
Speaker 4: He worked.
Speaker 2: My dad and I used to sneak into Madison Square Guard.
Speaker 4: You would say he was a long every One Dad podcast.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was a reporter for Sports.
Speaker 2: Illustrated for kids, and I used to meet and then
Speaker 2: it was like all right, Joe, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: Everybody's impression of Joe Biden now is like Rick from
Speaker 10: Rick and Morning, because it's like a corn bob Jack.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just stream of consciousness.
Speaker 11: Uh, you know, and Trump is a professional at the
Speaker 11: I mean, you can't be better than Trump at debates.
Speaker 11: It's as good as you could be.
Speaker 2: It's it's like a ship talker. Yeah, it's a roast master.
Speaker 11: You know. He could go on you know whatever in
Speaker 11: the Netflix roast and do it and he could compete
Speaker 11: with everybody because you put people.
Speaker 4: It's sad.
Speaker 10: I was gonna say, like, my my idea for this
Speaker 10: ape part thrown out bringing Hunter.
Speaker 2: I'm only a two.
Speaker 10: Everybody is gonna vote for that guy. He's the He's like,
Speaker 10: he loves guns. He'll bring over the Republicans, you know
Speaker 10: what I mean? Yeah, come on, obs evasion.
Speaker 2: Second Amendment rights? What happened to us?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 2: Gun? Because you got a couple of drug anyway.
Speaker 10: That's the ladies anyways.
Speaker 2: Well, pobaby, let allow me to even finish. You're only
Speaker 2: a quarter of the way through this masterful plant number
Speaker 2: three and they'd love this one. Worn of chaos as
Speaker 2: it relates to the convention Byen allies are making plain
Speaker 2: in private conversations the perils of an open convention and
Speaker 2: the risk of picking a Democrat even more unpopular than Biden,
Speaker 2: namely Vice President Kamala Harris.
Speaker 10: That is fucked up.
Speaker 2: It is it's like, why did you pick her? I
Speaker 2: mean it makes it like it looks like it makes
Speaker 2: the VP pick, that specific VP pick look even more
Speaker 2: cynical when he's like, well, I did it to just
Speaker 2: sort of be able to get as many people of
Speaker 2: color to vote for me. That's sort of why.
Speaker 13: I did it because of woke yeah right, but not
Speaker 13: even that of just like the pure like mathematics vote counting,
Speaker 13: of being like, well, if I have a woman of
Speaker 13: color running as my VP pick that the logic would
Speaker 13: say that, then maybe that will get me some more votes.
Speaker 2: Now, do I think she's qualified outside of physically being
Speaker 2: a woman of color that is present, I don't know, based.
Speaker 10: On it's not even really present. They've hidden her.
Speaker 2: Unless yeah, like, well, she's getting out there a lot
Speaker 2: more now because someone has to get out there. Number
Speaker 2: four limit dissent. So this is more just getting orchestrating
Speaker 2: supportive tweets by former presidents like Clinton and Obama. Sure,
Speaker 2: I don't know that helps, Like no one's being like huh, yeah, what.
Speaker 10: Did you see Obama's tweet about it? His tweets night
Speaker 10: or something he had it started listen, we've all had
Speaker 10: bad and Nancy Pelosi when she was being interviewed, had
Speaker 10: the same thing. It was a bad night. And then
Speaker 10: she went on to try to defend him, but she
Speaker 10: was incoherent to like it is so bad when like
Speaker 10: it's like doing stand up and people are being like
Speaker 10: the crowd was rough. You know, when you get off stage,
Speaker 10: you're just.
Speaker 2: Like, fuck was badly. You think from what it sounds
Speaker 2: like he's been coddled for the entire administration, with people
Speaker 2: not really letting a lot of bad news penetrate like that. Yes,
Speaker 2: so some people also talk blame his advisors for also
Speaker 2: being like such in their own echo chamber that they
Speaker 2: don't have a sec. I mean, I look at what's
Speaker 2: I'm just in general, when you see what the administration
Speaker 2: has done, you're like, oh, these people don't talk to
Speaker 2: anyone outside of like the five people they talk to
Speaker 2: every day. And I think that's where America is.
Speaker 10: It's not even talking to people. Those advisors want to
Speaker 10: be in power. That's it. Like it's the same thing
Speaker 10: with like Diane Feinstein, her like entire staff wanted to
Speaker 10: be in like have jobs, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: That's why, like none of them were like step the
Speaker 10: fuck down, or we're covering Mitch McConnell even like they're
Speaker 10: all like taking care of these old people who need
Speaker 10: to retire, Yeah, and like put in a home at worst.
Speaker 2: It's like if they don't, if they go down, I'll
Speaker 2: have to do something else rather than coasting on the
Speaker 2: you know, coattails of power of one of the most
Speaker 2: powerful people on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Number five, I'm gonna say how many eighty three
Speaker 11: year olds are I mean, you brought up a point ball,
Speaker 11: like how many eighty three year olds are working right
Speaker 11: now in America?
Speaker 2: I just watched that documentary Ren Fair. Oh and the
Speaker 2: technic owner of the Texas Room the Suns Fair is
Speaker 2: eighty five. But also if you saw him, you're like, dude,
Speaker 2: this guy shouldn't even be at an olive garden, let
Speaker 2: alone running like an entire business.
Speaker 10: When you're here, you're not family.
Speaker 2: He likes to Hey, what happened to Hospitalitiano? Huh, whatever
Speaker 2: happened to it? What happened to us? Number five? Keep
Speaker 2: elected leaders close? So this is now, this is the
Speaker 2: White House talking about how they want like Chuck Schumer
Speaker 2: and Jakim Jeffries to basically be like, look, I know
Speaker 2: you guys are worried that Biden being so unpopular affects
Speaker 2: down ballot things like Senate races and house races, which
Speaker 2: are also equally as important. But apparently they're really just
Speaker 2: trying to say, like, look, man, it's going to be
Speaker 2: all good. It's going to be all good. Which again,
Speaker 2: that's not a this isn't a strategy at all. Number six,
Speaker 2: get a donor class to chill quote, Jeffrey Katzenberg and
Speaker 2: other top Biden backers are working the phones to reassure
Speaker 2: the deep pockets while the campaign and DNC are keeping
Speaker 2: keep turning out fundraising appeals and highlighting successes. But it
Speaker 2: sounds like a lot of donors are also, like Jesus Christ.
Speaker 10: I think that's the main thing. The public doesn't matter.
Speaker 10: It's the donors that matter to the Democratic Party to a.
Speaker 2: Certain extent, Yeah, to a certain extent for sure, because
Speaker 2: you need, like you're gonna have to just completely carpet
Speaker 2: bomb like the airwaves to get as much you know,
Speaker 2: messaging out there as possible to make up for maybe
Speaker 2: the lack of in person things or whatever number seven
Speaker 2: prove vitality. Words can't capture how elated top officials were
Speaker 2: that Biden was as vigorous as he was at a
Speaker 2: rally in North Carolina the day after the debate. They're
Speaker 2: looking for as many opportunities as possible to show that
Speaker 2: he's still on his game. Cut to him probably in public.
Speaker 10: Or President Biden to take the Presidential Fitness Test, Like
Speaker 10: I to, okay, if you can run a mile in
Speaker 10: twelve minutes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you could walk? Ah, that was my.
Speaker 2: I would protest.
Speaker 10: I was like fifteen minutes. I was like doing I
Speaker 10: was trying to do makeup on the running.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, though I was sucking up the shuttle run.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what was the shuttle run again?
Speaker 2: That was like where you're moving the bean bags, like
Speaker 2: back and forth one side to another.
Speaker 4: That was it was a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, physical fitness test, that's what we called it.
Speaker 2: Did you ever did everyone have a rope that theirs?
Speaker 10: We didn't have a rope. We also had a guys
Speaker 10: how to do pull ups and we had to do
Speaker 10: hangs or something on like the bar. I remember that
Speaker 10: those two things.
Speaker 2: Push ups, it was about like stretching, like yeah, filled
Speaker 2: the stretching, stretching, wimber running.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we didn't have to stretch. Maybe that was a
Speaker 11: that's why I pulled something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, pulled my leg. So yeah, I don't know
Speaker 2: how they're gonna like looking for as many opportunities as
Speaker 2: possible to show that he's still on his game. I
Speaker 2: feel like that could go wrong really.
Speaker 10: Quickly, and that the campaign the debate was.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, that's what I'm saying, Like they're gonna have
Speaker 2: to do something so controlled, like he's gonna lift movie
Speaker 2: weights or something.
Speaker 10: Yeah, or it is gonna be like it really is
Speaker 10: going to be like The Boys where they fake everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're like, yo, we got to have him stop
Speaker 2: a fucking bank robbery with his just fucking just bare handed, okay,
Speaker 2: and maybe that will help the numbers. And then finally
Speaker 2: number eight. This is great quote, ignore slash engage the media.
Speaker 10: That is so funny.
Speaker 2: So basically what they're saying is they're ignore the haters
Speaker 2: or people who are observing that this is maybe not
Speaker 2: the best path forward, and simultaneously engage other journalistic outlets
Speaker 2: like Axios like they're doing in this article to talk
Speaker 2: about how everybody's got this whole thing mixed up. I mean, like,
Speaker 2: I guess this is a plan, but again it's still
Speaker 2: all all rooted in making people deny what they are
Speaker 2: seeing with their bare eyes, you know what I mean, Like, no,
Speaker 2: he's fine, he's actually very vital, he's quite spry. It's like, no,
Speaker 2: I don't know, that's not what I'm getting. At the
Speaker 2: very least, you could like make the platform and I
Speaker 2: keep saying this the thing people want to vote for,
Speaker 2: rather than proving like this husk of a person is
Speaker 2: like the thing that you're voting for. But again that
Speaker 2: we've seen what happened, what happened in twenty twenty, there
Speaker 2: were a lot of promises made, some kept, a lot
Speaker 2: not and yet just like there's no talk of policy
Speaker 2: really at all, aside from being like, and I get
Speaker 2: it the very real threat of a Trump presidency and
Speaker 2: are already fucked up Supreme Court. That's not lost on
Speaker 2: many people. But to just constantly be like, we need
Speaker 2: him to get excited and then just like being like,
Speaker 2: our solution is just getting people to pretend that he
Speaker 2: isn't what they're seeing is the way out of it.
Speaker 10: Okay, I have two questions. Yes, one, if you had
Speaker 10: to fool the American public into thinking that you were
Speaker 10: more like mentally like a cute like aware or like
Speaker 10: you had to prove vitality. Who would you who would
Speaker 10: be like a witness and what would you do, Like
Speaker 10: what like event or or display of strength would you do.
Speaker 10: I'm thinking, you know, in like American Ninja Warrior ship
Speaker 10: where they knock people off, I'm thinking I want to
Speaker 10: do one of those. I want to train for American
Speaker 10: American Glad. Yeah, whatever they do jouts, I want to
Speaker 10: do that. I feel like that would be fun.
Speaker 2: No, I feel like it has to you have to
Speaker 2: like engineer, like it has to be a full on psio. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like not like.
Speaker 10: The person on the other side would like I'd have
Speaker 10: somebody with like a strength to pull them off at
Speaker 10: the right time, like a metrics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like you blew them off that platform. I mean like, like.
Speaker 11: What's the thing in a billion madis is like the
Speaker 11: academic Like it's a full fledged academic and physical like that.
Speaker 4: So then that would be that's that should be the
Speaker 4: debate is.
Speaker 2: Business?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that'd be perfect.
Speaker 11: So they I mean that's the way they need to
Speaker 11: they need to do to go to head ted and
Speaker 11: then whoever wins that that's what should decide who's president.
Speaker 2: Really, Yeah, that or something where it's like they get
Speaker 2: like Logan Paul to like meet the president.
Speaker 10: But he interviewed Trump.
Speaker 2: No, you need Biden to be like, come on, man,
Speaker 2: He like hits him so hard on the back. He's like, dude,
Speaker 2: he actually compressed discs in my back. That was the
Speaker 2: crazy ship, dude. And I was about to and I'm
Speaker 2: a boxer wrestler.
Speaker 10: He offered to have Biden on, but Biden didn't take
Speaker 10: him up on it because he did interview Trump, and
Speaker 10: I think he offered Biden the same chance.
Speaker 11: And that's the one who fights, right, Logan Paul's.
Speaker 4: Wrestler, Oh that's the wrestler you want to get. Jake.
Speaker 10: He's frustratingly good at wrestling. He's like a really good heel.
Speaker 4: In Jacobs the boxer.
Speaker 10: He's like, yeah, UFC your boxing, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, boxing.
Speaker 11: But and then Biden steps in and not they pull out,
Speaker 11: and I'm.
Speaker 2: As good as Mike Tyson.
Speaker 10: J Paul has been showing up on Fox too. He's
Speaker 10: been saying weird ship on Fox.
Speaker 4: Yeaeah, well so that's what I like. I like that also.
Speaker 10: Who would I would pick for you guys, for Gary,
Speaker 10: I would pick your dad. Say how how aware, how
Speaker 10: strong and aware? Like he would if he got you
Speaker 10: in a Madison Square gardens. Yeah, I feel like he
Speaker 10: could testify to your strength.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, the DNC have mastered the con over
Speaker 2: the decades. Yeah, I mean, but they are the ideas
Speaker 2: are getting stale, Like to the point there was this
Speaker 2: article that was saying that Joe Biden's grandkids are now
Speaker 2: saying that like they're like they have ideas about how
Speaker 2: to help, and like, well, I have like some social
Speaker 2: media followers. Maybe I can talk to other influencers online
Speaker 2: and like none of them have like a truly substantial following.
Speaker 10: We see a bunch of public Venmo requests from his
Speaker 10: ran chiltern.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly. But then again, the other thing too is
Speaker 2: like while many again are calling for someone else to
Speaker 2: run in Biden's place, you have the big question of money.
Speaker 2: What happens if you drop in a Gretchen Whitmer or
Speaker 2: a Gavin newsom as like sort of like the headlines
Speaker 2: are saying, like that's who it should be. Because just
Speaker 2: so we're clear, in the hypothetical where Biden drops out
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is the only person that can seamlessly use
Speaker 2: the hundreds of millions of dollars the campaign has raised
Speaker 2: so far because I.
Speaker 10: Thought, I thought, you can use that. It like they
Speaker 10: have more than they need often and so that just
Speaker 10: goes into like a big slush fund.
Speaker 2: It goes it can go into a pack or something
Speaker 2: like that. But if you're trying to fund another candidate,
Speaker 2: there's there's like the way it works is like you
Speaker 2: could max out like two thousand dollars donations at a time.
Speaker 2: And if you're trying to buy airtime, if it's if
Speaker 2: you're buying airtime for someone that isn't the actual candidate,
Speaker 2: Like if it's the candidate's campaign not buying air time,
Speaker 2: airtime's more expensive, So like things just become more expensive
Speaker 2: and a lot more like the federal elections regulations around
Speaker 2: it basically make it very complex to figure out how
Speaker 2: to do that. And even if they did, it would
Speaker 2: only be like a fraction of the money. So just
Speaker 2: in terms of that, like another campaign has to start
Speaker 2: from zero, which is like the heart part. Now, I'm
Speaker 2: sure they could.
Speaker 4: I'm sure.
Speaker 2: The other idea is like, well they could refund a
Speaker 2: lot of donations and then ask those people then be like,
Speaker 2: now can you send that money to this new campaign.
Speaker 2: That's like one idea that's floating out on how to
Speaker 2: do that. But again, I don't know how you know
Speaker 2: actually telling me.
Speaker 10: You're telling me that just because she's a black woman,
Speaker 10: it costs more money for she's a very specific way.
Speaker 2: No, I'm saying she's the only person because yeah, she
Speaker 2: is the Biden Harris campaign. So again, anyone.
Speaker 10: Else, Oh, so she's the only person who could She's
Speaker 10: the only.
Speaker 2: One that can access Biden Harris campaign donations that are
Speaker 2: you know, they just raised like another hundred something million
Speaker 2: like the last quarter, so that all like an airtime
Speaker 2: has been bought and things like that. So just from
Speaker 2: like the money part, because that's also a huge, huge
Speaker 2: part of this, especially when someone doesn't have the name
Speaker 2: recognition of being Biden or Trump. It's just another thing.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that then that means those are the
Speaker 2: only options we have. But for a lot of people
Speaker 2: who are just like, well, why can't they just do this,
Speaker 2: I'm like, it's because the money thing is huge.
Speaker 10: And that is so their fault. That is so their
Speaker 10: fault for not dealing with this is another like RGB.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then like also with that like immunity ship
Speaker 2: that happened with the Supreme Court, and Biden's like, I'm
Speaker 2: going to respect the limits of power.
Speaker 10: You're like, oh, go dictator for a second, man, just
Speaker 10: a little bit fascism.
Speaker 2: Yeah, can you like, you know, get up or some shit.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Look, it looks like we're on the ropes here.
Speaker 10: We're doing dictatorship for good, you know, Yeah, exactly, it's different.
Speaker 10: It's not gonna, it's not gonna. The position is not
Speaker 10: going to corrupt you.
Speaker 2: We've reached the bottom, baby, We've reached the bottom. All right,
Speaker 2: Let's take a quick break and we'll be right back
Speaker 2: to check in on Rudy Giuliani right after this.
Speaker 10: Somebody should.
Speaker 2: And we're back. And you know, obviously the first presidential
Speaker 2: debate has gotten a lot of discussion. Many people are
Speaker 2: like the show us, it should be someone else, and
Speaker 2: other people like, we fucking told you this whole fucking time.
Speaker 2: What the fuck's wrong with you? I'm very curious how
Speaker 2: is Alex Jones discussing sort of this current election, and
Speaker 2: you know, especially as it relates to the debate recently.
Speaker 2: I'm curious if you had anything, you know, Alex jonesy
Speaker 2: in to say about it, or he was just sort
Speaker 2: of like, this is what happens when you don't take
Speaker 2: nutriceuticals and just turn it into an ad. Well.
Speaker 5: Uh, he was predicting that maybe there would be a
Speaker 5: murder at the debate, so that was fun.
Speaker 10: I wish.
Speaker 5: There was the possibility of Trump being assassinated because the
Speaker 5: globalists hate him, but then maybe they would kill Biden
Speaker 5: because that would make the Democrats look like victims, and
Speaker 5: then it would solve the problem that Biden's a bad candidate,
Speaker 5: and then they beat Trump. So there was a lot
Speaker 5: of fun going on beforehand, but then when it wasn't
Speaker 5: really all that exciting, he was just I don't know,
Speaker 5: He's like this, this is a problem with a two
Speaker 5: party system. You're like, wait, what the middle take now?
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: I think it's interesting because everybody in the real world's
Speaker 3: reaction was like, ah, Biden didn't perform well, and so
Speaker 3: you would imagine like Alex would be like, ha, we're
Speaker 3: you going to take a victory lap, but you're mistaking
Speaker 3: reality again.
Speaker 8: In their world, it was just really boring. It was
Speaker 8: just boring. Nobody got into a fight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no murder, Yeah, the mask fell off, Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there was supposed to be something. There's supposed to
Speaker 8: be fireworks or something. It was just two old men
Speaker 8: shit talking about golf.
Speaker 2: So then does he just do the thing where like
Speaker 2: a lot of conspiracy theoristies have to kick the can
Speaker 2: down the road. It's like, well, maybe I was wrong
Speaker 2: about that one, but this this next thing, you know,
Speaker 2: probably gonna happen. Then oh no, He's just kind of
Speaker 2: like whatever, that was boring.
Speaker 5: Well, one of the hallmarks of Alex's behavior is that
Speaker 5: he'll make those predictions like there's gonna be a murder
Speaker 5: at the debate, and then just when it doesn't happen.
Speaker 5: I didn't say that was gonna happen. I was just
Speaker 5: I just said maybe it would happen. I was just
Speaker 5: we were just looking at from all sides, so there's
Speaker 5: no responsibility for any of that stuff, and he could
Speaker 5: just move forward, right.
Speaker 9: But I do think that the eclipse was was the
Speaker 9: moment that they swapped Biden's body interesting because he was
Speaker 9: basically like, the deep state is going to use the
Speaker 9: eclipse to pull I forgot exactly what it was maybe
Speaker 9: you guys remember, but also it might be just one
Speaker 9: of the many eclipses that you've got every.
Speaker 5: Eclipse actually, right, there's there were a lot of things
Speaker 5: going on with the eclipse, but it was it was
Speaker 5: mostly about preparing martial law.
Speaker 2: Drills, yes, yes.
Speaker 5: In order to implement a prison state across the United States, right,
Speaker 5: which definitely happened, Like we already have.
Speaker 6: A prison state, my guy like people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was mostly just about increased traffic cops and
Speaker 5: stuff like that for tourism. But but that was martial
Speaker 5: law drills, yeah, exactly, exactly. And like in terms of
Speaker 5: what's does he have any like sort of overarching themes
Speaker 5: about this election, like in terms of what the stakes
Speaker 5: are or what like what is meant to happen because
Speaker 5: it's going to open X Y or Z door.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that's an interesting question.
Speaker 8: What is I mean, you know, one are the stakes?
Speaker 8: The stakes are.
Speaker 3: Always it's God versus the devil. Yo, this is I mean,
Speaker 3: the election is the election. But this is in the
Speaker 3: fight of all fights, right, It's the beginning and the
Speaker 3: ending of Alpha Nomega. You know, this is just another.
Speaker 5: Battle, Jordan, You're touching on something I think that is
Speaker 5: really important is that I think a lot of people
Speaker 5: don't recognize that, like Alex is not political, like there's
Speaker 5: stuff that like really does impact political realities. But he
Speaker 5: thinks that God gives him visions of the future and
Speaker 5: that he's fighting literal demons and that all of the
Speaker 5: people who are on the left and who disagree with
Speaker 5: him are possessed by these demons and all of this stuff.
Speaker 5: There's a spiritual warfare that is not metaphorical that Alex
Speaker 5: believes he's a crusader in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and so it's kind of admirable.
Speaker 9: I don't know, I respect that more than like artisan hackery,
Speaker 9: you know, where you're like, at least you're unique versus like, oh,
Speaker 9: Biden totally fucked that debate up. Is that he's just like, nah,
Speaker 9: the lizard demons are still getting Like, I don't know,
Speaker 9: it's at least there's a lane.
Speaker 10: I like your philosophy, George's like trying to cover it
Speaker 10: every week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, but then that's my But then I also,
Speaker 2: as you'd say, like he's unable, like he's compelled to
Speaker 2: say these things, but then in court he's like, I'm
Speaker 2: a performance artist. Well, you know, like lawyer said that, Yeah,
Speaker 2: well we're so where do you guys, Like, where do
Speaker 2: you guys land in terms of what his actual intent
Speaker 2: is and what is how he's taking in the world,
Speaker 2: Like it's fully just like this is this is legit
Speaker 2: to him? Or it's half like, I mean, this seems
Speaker 2: like it's working, So I guess I'll just keep doing it.
Speaker 5: Kind of a thing could be both, Yeah, could be
Speaker 5: a mix. I don't who knows where compulsion meets craft, right,
Speaker 5: It's somewhere in there.
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 8: I'm of the opinion that in twenty twenty four, intent
Speaker 8: should no longer matter for any of us.
Speaker 3: You know, Like, I understand a lot of people have
Speaker 3: intended to do a lot of shit, but now they
Speaker 3: what's done is done, and people need to be held
Speaker 3: accountable for it.
Speaker 8: So I really don't care what anybody intends.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: The what's in Alex Jones's heart is a weird one.
Speaker 8: Like what does he mean? I don't care. Here's what
Speaker 8: he's done. Let's do the thing to that.
Speaker 3: Let's react appropriately to the thing that instead of reacting
Speaker 3: to the thing that that person wished.
Speaker 8: What happened?
Speaker 5: Yeah, It's the thing that I come back to a
Speaker 5: bit is like Alex constantly on air has said that
Speaker 5: he's murdered multiple people, like watched them die, like he said,
Speaker 5: said he saw.
Speaker 2: People's goods out, Yeah, when.
Speaker 5: They bled to death in front of him.
Speaker 4: He said stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And then under oath he was asked about that and
Speaker 5: he said he's never murdered anybody, never killed anybody. But
Speaker 5: like there's a you see someone grotesquely describe having committed murder,
Speaker 5: and you have to ask yourself, like, Okay, you either
Speaker 5: believe that you did this or you want the audience
Speaker 5: to believe this about you, and it's not true, And
Speaker 5: either way, the impact is really fucked up.
Speaker 2: I'm sure.
Speaker 5: So that's really where the reality is. You know, whether
Speaker 5: he knows what he's doing is just all false or whatever,
Speaker 5: it still impacts the real world in a way that matters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's and like I guess how I felt like
Speaker 2: for a while, there was like this idea of sort
Speaker 2: of a lot of the stuff that Alex would have,
Speaker 2: like say on his show or the people he would
Speaker 2: have on was sort of like a beginning entry point
Speaker 2: into like the conservative misinfo taka sphere kind of thing
Speaker 2: and then could get mainstreamed. Is he is that influence
Speaker 2: like waning by any like any measurable way, or he's
Speaker 2: just kind of still just sort of this like sideshow
Speaker 2: figure that occasionally has these takes that like end up
Speaker 2: intersecting and being beneficial to like conservative causes and things
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 5: Well you know how you said like one out of
Speaker 5: one hundred or people were watching and laughing and then
Speaker 5: they're like, oh no, you're crying now, yeah, right right,
Speaker 5: that's the purpose that Alex serves, you know, Like that's
Speaker 5: the he can crack through to people and get them
Speaker 5: to start listening to narratives and ship that they don't
Speaker 5: really realize is as bad as it is. And then oh,
Speaker 5: what do you know, we have some Nazi show up
Speaker 5: on the show, who I'm pretending is just kind of
Speaker 5: a cool dude, right, you know, and oh, maybe you'll
Speaker 5: start listening to the It's a gradual path that Alex
Speaker 5: serves as an entry point with that. In terms of
Speaker 5: like the information stuff, I think there's so many people
Speaker 5: now that he is not nearly as important for them.
Speaker 5: He's more of a follower than a leader in that stuff.
Speaker 5: I think than he was let's say early two thousands.
Speaker 8: He's like a legacy.
Speaker 3: Now, you know, he's still given a lot of he's
Speaker 3: still given a lot of shrift, but in reality he
Speaker 3: can take him to leave him, bring him out.
Speaker 5: To like do a speech a turning point, not because
Speaker 5: he's going to have some great ideas, but because he's
Speaker 5: going to do a catchphrases.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like you know what he did for the brand,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah, we love
Speaker 2: we love your work, man, we love what you did.
Speaker 2: We love what you did. So I guess, from your perspective,
Speaker 2: what's the best and worst case scenarios for what Alex
Speaker 2: is next couple of years ago? Is from the just
Speaker 2: watching the waves and undulations of info wars for whom
Speaker 2: I would say, for us as people who are having
Speaker 2: to live in a world that is affected by his existence.
Speaker 8: Best case scenario with the parameters that we have, as
Speaker 8: in like things that are feasibly possible.
Speaker 2: Legally and otherwise, Yeah, oh I can't answer that.
Speaker 4: One.
Speaker 5: I think worst case scenario is you live near Alex
Speaker 5: and he eats you, because you know he's threatened to
Speaker 5: do that so that.
Speaker 8: He will barbecue your ass Yeah.
Speaker 5: If he Yeah, if he loses all of his money
Speaker 5: and he has a resort to eating human flesh, yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they'll sell it on what Dr Jones dot com.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I've got a best case scenario.
Speaker 8: Here's the best case scenario.
Speaker 3: All right, we organize the party and we just start
Speaker 3: digging on all of his property, and I guarantee we'll
Speaker 3: find more money than.
Speaker 9: Right now got burying gold energy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's our that's our best case scenario. We all
Speaker 3: organize shovel parties and that we moved from there.
Speaker 2: And then what you keep what you find basically, or
Speaker 2: do we all pitch it?
Speaker 3: I think we I think we obviously donated to the
Speaker 3: I mean it's it's inappropriate, respectful.
Speaker 5: You might get a finder's feet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: Anybody, anybody who pockets the gold is going right back
Speaker 3: and half right.
Speaker 2: Exactly until the Supreme Court overturns Finders v. Keepers. Uh,
Speaker 2: then we're back to square one.
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