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Dan (00:00:59.000)

Hey, everybody, welcome back. I'm Dan. I'm Jordan Gribble dudes, like sit around worship at the altar of saline and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Oh,

Jordan (00:01:07.000)

indeed. We are Dan Jordan. Quick question for ya. It's up. You brightspot. Today, buddy?

Dan (00:01:13.000)

Well, my brain spa Jordan is we have announced and discuss that we're going to be over in the UK indeed going to be at the QED conference, given a talk. And I've seen a little bit of shit talk online. She talks Well, I mean, some of it has been shit talk and some of it has been, you know, hey, maybe this would be a good idea. Some people wanting us to do live shows. Oh, well, I have good news. Well, I wanted to put this out there to the universe. And I imagine that your good news is that you know, we're open to the idea. Sure. And I wanted to put feelers out. See if anybody see see how the UK walks feel about this? Get a little bit of a sense of like, would you actually come if we did a live show? Yeah. And so I my bright spot is seeing where the chips fall on that I like it and I want to say this was that the ship talk is almost exclusively from Scotland. So I'm gonna say this if we do end up going to Scotland not only are we going to do live show we will I'm also calling out Drew McIntyre. The stronger psychopath tire. Get out of here. Yes. I'm gonna give him a Glasgow kiss. Okay, and the claim Okay, all right. Okay, cage match me vs. Drew McIntyre. No swords. He can't bring out his sword. He has a big sword that he brings out to the ring.

Jordan (00:02:36.000)

I think you should have to bring out the sword.

Dan (00:02:37.000)

No. He can wear a kilt. Okay. All right. Deal. Okay. We've reached that negotiation. Yes. Yeah, let us know. Also other brightspot were on blue sky. Maybe I'll use it. It's knowledge right? No underscore, knowledge fight.

Jordan (00:02:56.000)

I couldn't be happier. Like I realized today like they dropped the threads and they've got the blue skies and they got the whole thing because Twitter's an absolute disaster. And I'm just like, I have always idolized the people. Like, you know, like the Salinger's who are like, You know what, fuck this. I'm out. I'm out. I'm just done with it. And I feel that way about social media. You know? I thought I was gonna be in there. I thought it was gonna be a comedian. It's how I was gonna have to vote I thought it was gonna have to do all

Dan (00:03:24.000)

manner. Yeah, after Dane Cook changed the game and made social media so important. Stand up. This

Jordan (00:03:30.000)

is what and you're told that you're like, build a brand. You gotta have those 32nd Fuck clips, you know, right stuff, right? Nope, not on any of them. I'm free. Whoa, free, buddy.

Dan (00:03:42.000)

No, because you're technically on blue sky now. Fair. I have roped in when I saw that the other day on. On Twitter. I was scrolling around and I saw something about threads. Like, don't care to know what this is. So people people had a lot of feelings about it. And I was like, I'm gonna skip this one. Oh, I don't know what it is.

Jordan (00:04:02.000)

I love being old. No. Yeah, amazing. You're grumpy. Oh, my God. It's justifiable before it was weird. What do you do a 19 year old kid you sound like a weird grumpy 40 Niner

Dan (00:04:14.000)

right now that you're 30 something it's fine for you to be 70 Totally fine. Yeah,

Jordan (00:04:20.000)

I worked it out.

Dan (00:04:20.000)

So what's your bread spot?

Jordan (00:04:22.000)

By brightspot D is two already it's Wimbledon. Okay, yeah. So sprint open and then only by any event French Open and then only a month later is Wimbledon. And then the US Open isn't until August.

Dan (00:04:38.000)

so hear me out on this. Yeah, I know that they play on clay trip and then they play on like hard floor, whatever. Sure. What's it called? Hardcore, hardcore. Ice

Jordan (00:04:49.000)

grass. Wimbledon's on grass ice. I appreciate ice. The only problem not a consistent bounce on the ball.

Dan (00:04:57.000)

But that's what makes it fun.

Jordan (00:04:58.000)

I understand but you You think, honestly, you think it would be chaos? Clay is not that far off.

Dan (00:05:05.000)

I'm thinking of it like, you know in Mario I you slide a little bit. Absolutely. I'm picturing it like that. And I think it's a lot of fun. I

Jordan (00:05:14.000)

think I think it would be pretty interesting. Yeah. Ice tennis. I would be. I'll refer

Jordan (00:05:19.000)

I think we would all be surprised at how well some people did high status. Yeah, I think it would make us all feel kind of weird

Dan (00:05:26.000)

because if you wore those like cleats that stick you probably break your ankle. Sure.

Jordan (00:05:30.000)

Oh, yeah. You'd lose. Well, the groin gone. Oh, sure.

Dan (00:05:34.000)

Yeah, it's no good. Anyway, I'm sorry. I interrupted you. Well, you

Jordan (00:05:37.000)

didn't. Wimbledon? Yeah, that's my brace. But what's underneath to go in? And he did. Okay. Well, Carlos Alvarez. He's coming back for he lost in the last at the French Open to Djokovic, because because he cramped up. He was winning and then cramped up so we lost right cramps. Now Joe KOVITCH is going for the calendar Grand Slam which has not been completed since Rod Laver did it in the 70s. Wow. But if arc Alvarez Alvarez is a better player, now I'm rooting for Andy Murray. I'm rooting for old man Andy Murray. Oh, wow. Because old man Andy Berry is just too old to win this tournament. And I can't wait to see him dry. I mean, look, mechanical, hip

Dan (00:06:21.000)

time is such a fascinating thing because I think of him as a young man. No, of course because this is the last time I thought about my age. Wow, Andy Murray is Oh yeah,

Jordan (00:06:32.000)

I'm also rooting for state I'm rooting for all the old people because the Empress Sampras is dead I think what No, I'm just Agassi. Agassi is still alive. I think Agassi plays pickleball now, that's his profession. Great. Yeah. Something like that. No, it's gonna be fun.

Dan (00:06:48.000)

When is this?

Jordan (00:06:49.000)

Now it's it's already happening. Oh, yeah. It's in the middle of happening. It is currently in the process of happening like as we speak, right bounces are happening. Now. Not right now. Right now. Marie and CTP has just had their match suspended and Marie went up two sets to one ship seats. The POS is ranked number four He's seated for in the tournament could get a little Cinderella story and Andy Murray, not seated, because he's exactly right. Yes.

Dan (00:07:17.000)

We got to do this. We got to let him win. And then we got to make a movie about it. Absolutely. That's the thing. Yeah. The old tennis player come back.

Jordan (00:07:26.000)

And he's a Brit. He's a Scot. He's the first Brit to win Wimbledon in 50 years or whatever he wants twice. Now going for the third try.

Dan (00:07:35.000)

He comes back. Cinderella story, toes up winning it and then late career invents ice tennis. That's

Jordan (00:07:41.000)

what you got to do. Legacy is

Dan (00:07:44.000)

one of the most innovative players of all time.

Jordan (00:07:46.000)

Greatness compounded with greatness. Yeah,

Dan (00:07:49.000)

I'd love to see it. I be too. So something I don't love to see is Alex is back in studio. No. And he's bald, but shaved his head. Oh, wasn't he bald before he grew it out a little bit again. And then now he's shaved his head again. Because he's in war mode. He

Jordan (00:08:04.000)

shaved his beard.

Dan (00:08:05.000)

No beard still there.

Jordan (00:08:06.000)

I want to I want to see him look like a smooth egg on top of a larger smoother egg.

Dan (00:08:11.000)

I think for now it's a big egg on a hairy, hairy egg. So yeah, he's back in studio. We got back on the third and then Fourth of July. You know everyone's gonna have a little bit of fun. So we're going to be talking about the fifth. Okay. Wednesday's show. The Fifth of July. The day after fireworks Jeff nice Fourth of July.

Jordan (00:08:35.000)

No, we hate Fourth of July. We have we have two small dogs. Or Falcon nine.

Dan (00:08:39.000)

One of them is particularly weird. What do your dogs I imagine with the fireworks.

Jordan (00:08:44.000)

Well see, that's the thing. He's too weird. He has no idea what's going on Fanny. She's the one who's like, yeah, terrible. Terrible.

Dan (00:08:52.000)

I'm lucky Celine does not give a shit at all. Yeah, so just not moved at all by any of the noises. She's great. But I did see that a lot of posts on social media about animals, like people given their dogs Trazodone. And I just kept scrolling through that like that. That hashtag because it was your dog pictures of drunk?

Jordan (00:09:18.000)

No, it's like what do you look at when people have the lever gets out of the deadness or you show those videos and you're like, Ah, you're not like that in real life. Yeah, there's

Dan (00:09:25.000)

a bunch of drowsy. is great.

Jordan (00:09:28.000)

Just falling over. Yeah. Oh, God stuff.

Dan (00:09:31.000)

I had a nice time listening to booms.

Jordan (00:09:32.000)

Yeah. Yep. Didn't go outside though. Right.

Dan (00:09:35.000)

I poked my head out the window. Man. Not out the window. There

Jordan (00:09:38.000)

any good fireworks around here? Um,

Dan (00:09:40.000)

there were a couple that were menacingly close sounding. Yeah, there were a couple that I feel like we're I could feel echoing off building. Yeah. Which leads me to believe that maybe some people in the alley behind my house were shooting. But yeah, other than that, it was it was pretty distant.

Jordan (00:09:58.000)

Most of them are good. The only ones Is it are terrible really are the artillery shell ones where it's just like, oh, you know, and you're like fuck fuck fuck you, I'd like to fine. That's fine disagree

Dan (00:10:10.000)

with you kind of how I kind of like it when you can feel it in your chest. Okay, and

Jordan (00:10:16.000)

I can recognize why some people might like it's the point

Dan (00:10:19.000)

of the holiday, the closure

Jordan (00:10:24.000)

It's the reason for the season indeed. Yeah.

Dan (00:10:27.000)

So today we're going to be talking about this July 5 Alex returning to studio episode, and it's full of dumb bullshit. What a shock. Yeah. But before we do that, Jordan, let's say hello to some new walks. That's a great idea. So first, Dr. Gregory House phone. Thank you so much. You are now a policy wonk.

Alex Jones (00:10:44.000)

I'm a policy wonk.

Dan (00:10:45.000)

Thank you very much fun, and I didn't know that he's

Jordan (00:10:49.000)

here lock Holmes. Yes, we got it.

Dan (00:10:52.000)

Fixed. Jordan should play fel seal and or triangle strategy to scratch that Final Fantasy Tactics. Ah, thank you so much. You are now a policy wonk.

Alex Jones (00:11:00.000)

I'm a policy wonk. Thank

Jordan (00:11:01.000)

you very much.

Dan (00:11:01.000)

I did try the triangle strategy. And you Yeah, good. I don't know. I think I made it a little bit into it and lost interest. But I think everyone likes it. I think it's a really well respected game. Okay, but it just didn't do it for me. All right. Maybe you'd love it. I think I might get into it. Next. Fourth gamer of the goon platoon, thank you so much. You are now ballsy won't?

Alex Jones (00:11:21.000)

I'm a policy wonk, thank you very much.

Dan (00:11:23.000)

Next, the Welsh areas of England. Thank you so much. You are now a policy wonk. I'm a policy. Thank you very much. Thank you. And Brian, just Brian, man, these policy wonky names have gotten weird over the years. Thank you so much. You are now a policy wonk.

Alex Jones (00:11:36.000)

I'm a policy wonk.

Dan (00:11:37.000)

Thank you very much. I was about to say I am not going to read this because this next name is a phone number. But then I realized, yeah, so we had a technocrat in the mix. Thank you so much. 28675309. You are now a technocrat.

Alex Jones (00:11:53.000)

I'm a policy wonk donkey man, I'm telling you brilliant someone Someone saw tonight sent me a bucket of poop daddy sharp. Jar Jar Binks has a Caribbean black action. He's a loser. Little little Katy, baby. I don't want to hate black people. I renounce Jesus Christ. Thank you so much.

Jordan (00:12:13.000)

Thank you very much.

Dan (00:12:15.000)

Not the best phone number related song title. Sure, DeAndre. What do you think beats it?

Jordan (00:12:23.000)

One 800 Love buts

Dan (00:12:26.000)

no one 800 Collect gol ldct. No, that's Rick and don't lose that.

Alex Jones (00:12:34.000)

Steely Dan.

Jordan (00:12:35.000)

You know, I think I here's what I'm gonna throw out at you. I think calling 8675309 was one of the first analog memes

Dan (00:12:44.000)

hmm. Yeah, cuz it was a number that somebody had

Jordan (00:12:48.000)

right? Yeah, yeah. It's uh, you know, like Rick rolling was online, right? Oh, but this was off. This was analog This is phone calls. Man.

Dan (00:12:57.000)

What about one 900 Mix lot. You can kick those nasty thoughts

Jordan (00:13:01.000)

on I don't think anybody ever called that they that was one and a half dollars per minute. I don't know 900 number

Dan (00:13:07.000)

I don't know if that was a real number. But I did get made fun of in school for saying I was going to call it because I didn't realize what phone sex. At that age. I had no idea that it would have been Sir Mix A Lot on the other end of theory, right. My friends made fun of me. It was brutal. That would be second only to the time that I got made fun of for a long time because I rode bus 69 Yeah, and I didn't know what the joke was. Sean's laughing about the bus number right. And I didn't get it. Yeah,

Jordan (00:13:40.000)

I think that's fine. Yeah,

Dan (00:13:42.000)

I was a sheltered kid.

Jordan (00:13:43.000)

It's fine. Yeah,

Dan (00:13:44.000)

I didn't know about 69 It's

Jordan (00:13:46.000)

it's you know, I mean, it's that there is a good year to know about 69 but it's it's fine if you don't

Dan (00:13:52.000)

I should have known better with Sir Mix A Lot though. Because that song was about bots. And he does say call one 900 Mix A Lot it kick those nasty thoughts. So maybe I should have taken a hint I would

Jordan (00:14:03.000)

I would like that you know how some of that stuff from your childhood then this strategy becomes real you know, then that kind of phenomena I would like it if Sir Mix A Lot had gotten to a place where he's like, fuck it. I'll do it.

Dan (00:14:15.000)

Just he has his own way. He's

Jordan (00:14:16.000)

got his own phone sex one. $20 a minute you turn mixer will tell you you got a nice as

Dan (00:14:22.000)

a one man operation. Yep. So he answers the call. Small Business I mean,

Jordan (00:14:28.000)

but you keep the low overhead you streamline you don't worry about too much of a base. You pass

Dan (00:14:34.000)

on the savings. Exactly. The people are trying to kick those nasty thoughts. Exactly. Anyway, okay, Jordan, today we have to talk about how there was cocaine found at the White House. Okay, that's where we're going to begin right.

Alex Jones (00:14:47.000)

And there's a lot of other big red meat topics that are really interesting. We could talk about for hours that I'm not gonna spend much time on because they're really diversions. Like a big bag of cocaine found that the White House over the weekend has scanners picked up that they found a possible hazardous material.

Alex Jones (00:15:06.000)

And the story itself that Hunter Biden was there and it's probably his cocaine that he's above the law isn't historic. But he just got one dimensionally. It's not that important. It's all part of the humiliation of America with pedo Joe and his crackhead Chinese communist agent son. But the fact that the secret service called a hazmat crew when they got their own hazmat team, and let it go out over the scanners was really a call for help. And we've seen a lot of leaks out a secret service on Biden because they think they're right. He's extremely dangerous. And the people controlling him are extremely dangerous with the fact that they called in the local hazmat team saying oh gee, we don't know what this bag of drugs is. Undoubtedly with hunters crack pipes and the rest of it. He's been staying at the White House as of late. The company has father almost every weekend at Camp David. You see him shuffling obviously drugged out of his mind with a red backpack on what do you think since that?

Alex Jones (00:16:20.000)

Borders completely collapsed giant human trafficking? What what Russia? We have psychotic inbred pedophile lunatics running the country? Sure.

Dan (00:16:30.000)

It's quite a list of grievances. Yeah, but mainly the cocaine that there was it wasn't a big bag of cocaine.

Jordan (00:16:37.000)

I mean, what's what is a big bag of cocaine to be found at the White House? That's the content. I

Dan (00:16:43.000)

think any size would be big for the White House. It does see below it is the white high bead.

Jordan (00:16:49.000)

What do you think those walls are made on? And

Dan (00:16:50.000)

okay. I mean, like, okay, it's obviously you think it's maybe like anthrax or something like that, right? I mean, like, obviously, there's some kind of a hazardous substance. Worry right now, if it's a big bang, right? You're not worried that that's a threat? No,

Jordan (00:17:04.000)

you're like, somebody's brought a lot of cocaine. We're gonna have a good night, and it's a

Dan (00:17:09.000)

giant bag. That's ridiculous. And it wasn't honors either, though. People have said that. There's probably very little chance that it was could have been hands. Hey, he wasn't there. I don't care whose it is. Fine. Well, it was also Yeah, well, it's fine. Yeah, fuck it.

Jordan (00:17:27.000)

I mean, it's fine. I mean, yes, it's against the law, but it's against the law because those people living there suck. You know, it wasn't always against the law. People in World War One injected it between their toes to get through the fucking day, man.

Dan (00:17:40.000)

How many people who work in politics probably do coke? You got to assume 85% Yeah. And we got a thing. I mean, it's a high, high paced, stressful type of lifestyle. Totally, someone calls you in the middle of the night. You got to be be pepped up and ready to take care of

Jordan (00:17:58.000)

X, Y, or Z, and you're too rich to do meth.

Dan (00:18:01.000)

So there's, you know, I think the list of potential suspects could be high. Just got sloppy,

Jordan (00:18:09.000)

you know, it's me, reminds me of one of my shins old jokes, where he's, he's, he's like, you know, in movies, the cop always gets the bag of cocaine and ticks his hand and licks it, and he's like, Yeah, we got him. That's cocaine. But like, I'm always thinking of it like in, in real life. Wouldn't a cop be like, I don't know what this is. I've never done cocaine before. I'm a police officer.

Dan (00:18:34.000)

Yeah, also, what if you do that? And it's and

Jordan (00:18:38.000)

that's why you didn't do that in the White House.

Dan (00:18:41.000)

Yeah, you dip your finger in like it's Fun Dip and it's arsenic

Jordan (00:18:45.000)

in oops, in a cocaine selling environment. You dip your finger in? No worries.

Dan (00:18:50.000)

I don't know. I don't know if I feel the same as you about like, who cares? I mean, just because it's like, come on someone. Really? Someone really fucked up?

Jordan (00:18:59.000)

Totally. And let me put it this way. Who cares for it being cocaine? What I care about is what kind of fool leaves a bag of cocaine in the White House. That's the absolute Well, I mean, any number of people why wouldn't you want to do? I don't know.

Dan (00:19:17.000)

I don't want to do not coke in the White House. I don't want to be at the White House. That's why

Jordan (00:19:21.000)

you're doing coke there. Get through it.

Dan (00:19:23.000)

Anyway, the Secret Service. Yeah. So they called this hazmat group. Sure. Because they wanted they were looking for help. Yeah, they were gonna they were gonna be fucking killed if they didn't.

Alex Jones (00:19:35.000)

Incredible, shall I say? I'm not gonna spend much time on that red meat story. Now that's a huge story by what it tells you that the Secret Service put out on the radio hazardous material found and then call the local hazmat team to come deal with it and say, Gee, watch this. Hey guys, because they're fed up They're not we're not going to cover up a big bag of cocaine and crack pipes that are honors. Of course, they're doing a sweep and they find it oh gee, watch this is the anthrax, we better look. We better call it another agency doesn't even know what's going on. Because I guarantee you the secret service call that in themselves, I made a federal issue. Those agents will be found dead in car fracture, murder, suicides their families within a day.

Dan (00:20:30.000)

Yep, yep. Within days, they would be murdered for calling that in.

Jordan (00:20:36.000)

Let me ask you a question. Because I've never smoked crack. Is there an oat you know, like, like, obviously, weed has a has a significant and pungent odor. Right. Is there a crack odor?

Dan (00:20:47.000)

Let me be clear about this. Yeah, I have also never I have known some people who have though, and I think that there is but it's sometimes pronounced.

Jordan (00:20:59.000)

Yeah. But I mean, I feel like if you're smoking crack in the White House period, someone's gonna know, you know, but cocaine you snore, you go to the bathroom, you put it a little bit and the fingering in the studio studio. Yay, you go you go about it. That crack pipe doesn't make sense to me.

Dan (00:21:17.000)

In a bit. That's the thing is like, you know, there's these pictures and videos of Hunter with his crack pipe and stuff. And so that, you know, it's just, it's become like a prop for him. You know, like, right, any fantasy that Alex has a crack pipe is now involved. It makes sense. Yeah. To the byproduct of the situation that we're in sure

Jordan (00:21:41.000)

you expect to see Captain to have a corncob pipe you touch your bike.

Dan (00:21:47.000)

Sherlock house has his

Jordan (00:21:50.000)

pipe. Yep, yep.

Dan (00:21:53.000)

Gee, I don't I don't know. I think Alex is making up this fun fantasy about the Secret Service agents all being killed. If they were had reported this, they covered their ass by getting a hazmat team in there. kind of silly. Yeah, a little bit. So Alex talks a little bit more about Biden, Father Biden, who apparently also smokes crack.

Alex Jones (00:22:13.000)

You know, we were told by the Secret Service, because they're so worried about it. Two years ago that would Biden gets mad, like many dementia people, and he also was on cocaine, and injectable methamphetamine. Biden as the Son, what do you think? What do you think Hunter learned from daddy? We think he learned all the pedo stuff. These are maniacs, literal drug addict, pedophile maniacs with a nuclear launch codes,

Jordan (00:22:41.000)

way different from Nixon. And I

Alex Jones (00:22:43.000)

was told that he pushed his pants and then talking to some senior YPD people, obviously with that. And I asked him if they'd heard this. And they said, Yeah, you know, he was just in the last year. He was just in New York for 911, you know, as he changed clothes twice. And that changed his schedule repeatedly. And because he would get mad. And when he gets mad, he pooped his pants.

Dan (00:23:11.000)

So apparently, the President when he gets mad, he pooped his pants. I don't know what we're doing.

Unknown Speaker (00:23:20.000)

Even if true.

Dan (00:23:23.000)

I don't know what it has to do. Like if someone is incontinent. I don't know what that has to do with them. They just

Jordan (00:23:29.000)

wear adult diapers and right on with their lives. It happens. Yeah, it's a body thing. Somebody has gout. You're not like, okay, every time he Italy, you know, like, it's fine.

Dan (00:23:39.000)

I do like the idea that it isn't like some, you know, kind of, you know, any kind of condition. It's just like, incredible hulk.

Jordan (00:23:45.000)

Yeah, like, sticks

Jordan (00:23:54.000)

of like, remember when it was big news that Obama still smoked, you know, like it would be but we don't photograph Obama going around the corner and smoking a cigarette like the idea of Biden being just like, hey, guys, I'm gonna take a quick crack by pipe. I'm gonna go around the corner. I'm just gonna hit it and then we're gonna go right back to work. Okay, so that

Dan (00:24:15.000)

we got the like injectable methamphetamines. That Biden's doing along with being plumped up on blood sugar and bags of blood.

Jordan (00:24:23.000)

Based on the number of things he's doing to his body. I'm shocked. He's not more incontinent.

Dan (00:24:28.000)

I'm talking. He's more not more dead. Yeah, yeah, honestly, according to the lore of Alex's version of him, yeah, that's wild.

Jordan (00:24:38.000)

That's the fun that he doesn't have to list like his prescription intake based on his entire claims, you know, because the list would be long enough to where a reasonable person would be like, Oh, that man is dead.

Dan (00:24:51.000)

Yeah. Oh, they only found coke cell Thank god. Yeah. So Elon Musk, as we know Joe is doing his best to keep Twitter running under very harsh circumstances the attacks are coming from. The big news, of course earlier was that Twitter had to limit the amount of tweets you could see or something. I don't know, a lot of people were complaining about this, it didn't really affect me because I don't really use Twitter that much. So like, even if there were a 600 tweet limit, I don't know if I would ever get I don't know if you could get set for the day, I was looking at dogs on Trazodone. That's that I might have passed, you might have reached 600. But Alex has a fun way of trying to spin this as like a real big positive, that that Musk is, is winning.

Alex Jones (00:25:43.000)

And I know it's Elon Musk. Elon Musk says perfect. But I'll defend you when in reality. There's all these headlines. Elon Musk explains bizarre Twitter view cap rule, and then tells viewers and users to go outside and be on your computer last, well, another good thing he says. And, well, you need to have users that are committing suicide. I mean, you need to be outside. It's a proven fact that you were watching censoring? No, he's not. Almost no one knew 600 tweets a day. Like less than 1%. Most of it is bots. And they're using those bots over at the NSA was CIA and these private think tanks to correlate and track and then direct sensors, still inside Twitter that Elon has not been able to get rid of. Because there's so many other operatives inside, including CIA and other individuals. Show that's what's going on there.

Dan (00:26:37.000)

See, that's what's going on there. Yeah, that makes you put that view cap on there because it's really only bots that are doing all the activity overseeing 600 tweets a day, right. And so yeah, he's really just trying to lash out at the NSA and CIA stay behind networks that were inside of Twitter after he bought it. Yeah. Makes sense. I

Jordan (00:26:57.000)

you know, I've I've made my peace with it. I think I think genuinely that social networks are probably bad for the survival of humanity.

Dan (00:27:07.000)

I don't disagree at this point. I think it's the experiments been a failure. Yeah.

Jordan (00:27:11.000)

So I'm, I'm I'm almost I'm almost grateful to Elon for one thing only. And that is the, I guess accidental destruction of Twitter, sending all of those people into the scattering like, like Leto to the God Emperor of Dune creating a bottleneck of peaceful human being until his death upon which they explode across the universe never to be stuck in one place again, no chance of extinction for the human race. That is what destroying Twitter is.

Dan (00:27:42.000)

So if that's who Elon Musk is, yeah, who's Paula tradies

Jordan (00:27:46.000)

um I guess in this bet Wait,

Dan (00:27:51.000)

if that's who's gonna be Grimes

Jordan (00:27:53.000)

I think whose dad might pick in this case? He said apartheid supporting emerald minor. All right, that is that is paltry.

Dan (00:28:05.000)

So I'm Alex has some thoughts about the situation between Russia and Ukraine. And there's

Alex Jones (00:28:14.000)

this quote by Zelinsky over in the madhouse, that Ukraine, Ukraine preparing for nuclear explosion, as Russia reduces nuclear plant presence, with no proof they say Russia is about to launch a false flag, nuclear meltdown and calls for NATO to invade immediately, that white ones allegedly fired those missiles into Poland earlier this year, and said that the Russians did it. Of course, by the grace of God, the Poles were able to shoot down the missiles. So they didn't detonate, I don't and I got the tail numbers off that were Ukrainian in the telemetry show they were fired directly on the border of Ukraine on purpose. On purpose,

Dan (00:28:59.000)

none of that's true. The general consensus is that the missile that ended up in Poland was a Ukrainian air defense missile that was meant to shoot down a Russian missile but had gone astray. Poland didn't shoot down that missile, it landed in a city whose name I'm not even gonna try to pronounce and it ended up killing two people. It's interesting to note, though, that Alex makes this big deal out of this. And you know, he lies about the details, but he doesn't seem to even know that debris from Russian missiles has been found in Moldova at least four times since the invasion began. Jesus. The details are fun there. And, you know, he has this idea that it's impossible that Russia would do anything to this power plant. Right, but that Ukraine would right, and I think that's silly. Yeah. I think that if you're somebody like Alex, who's this grand false flag expert, who thinks everything is some kind of a bizarre, semi bluff half false flag move Yeah, like you would understand what Putin would stand to gain from that. Yeah. Like false flag Giga plant. Yeah, the power plant. But, you know, so far as we sit here, nothing has happened. And that's good. And also NATO didn't invade after that Poland,

Jordan (00:30:18.000)

which was nice of them. Yeah, yeah, that was

Dan (00:30:20.000)

very helpful. And I don't think it was even close.

Jordan (00:30:22.000)

No, I don't think anybody was like, Well, what are we gonna do? Maybe we invade and destabilize the entire world? Or maybe we just call this and hope that we contain the conflict? I don't know.

Dan (00:30:33.000)

Yeah, Alex is thinking that Ukraine is going to blow up that power plant.

Jordan (00:30:37.000)

I mean, I don't understand the idea of looking at a war and not thinking, Oh, well, both sides are gonna do anything possible to win a war, especially if it's for survival. True, you know, like Ukraine doesn't exist at the end of this war if they lose, right. So that's kind of a big deal.

Dan (00:30:59.000)

Yeah. And maybe you're not going to do anything. Sure. But you're going to do things that are outside of like, normal, polite time, I

Jordan (00:31:09.000)

wouldn't do this if we weren't fighting a war, right. Yeah.

Dan (00:31:13.000)

Now, I would say that blowing up a nuclear power plant. Whether or not the reactors are on like, cold shut down. Yeah. That might be past the point of

Jordan (00:31:26.000)

what what? Why are people still fucking with the word nuclear? We should all be like, hey, nuclear is great if we use it properly, but nobody can fuck with it. Because we'll all die. I feel like we'll all die is you'd be sufficient.

Dan (00:31:39.000)

Yeah, yeah. It'd be nice. It'd be nice if there was if it did suffice. Yeah. And that rhymed. So now it's time for another clip, skip it.

Alex Jones (00:31:55.000)

God, I didn't see that coming.

Dan (00:32:00.000)

I didn't either until halfway through. Oh, boy. Alex has a great idea. Okay.

Alex Jones (00:32:14.000)

I was thinking last night about launching a movement, that I wanted to search into that, because anything you could think of already been done, I never did it, calling it the July 5 movement. The day after you declare independence against tyranny? Because then that means the real fight has just begun. And how do we define that? How do we pledge to do that? That's what this whole broadcast is about, is about July 4, and 1776. Worldwide. But what do you do? When you go beyond the declaration and have to actually put your shoulder to the wheel?

Dan (00:32:46.000)

That's not what this show is all about. So Alex's instincts are correct. And he should have followed through with googling this, you know, he said I was gonna look this up, but I didn't. Yeah, the there have already been July 5 movement. So the name is somewhat claimed. Yeah, at this point. One group that took that name was an anti government protest group in Mali, which led to a coup that saw the government overthrown in like 2020, the military took control of the country and then agreed to transition their plans, had to transition to a civilian government. But then they went back on that and did another coup and installed the military leader.

Jordan (00:33:19.000)

So weird how militaries do that. Yeah, so

Dan (00:33:21.000)

that was the January or July 5 movement there. That's not good. Oh, there was another group with that name in Honduras. But the larger point here is that Alex is basically ripping off Glenn Beck. I was gonna say, Yeah, well, yeah, the 912 movement, because you wanted to get that feeling of togetherness we all had on the day after 911. But the day after 911 Yeah. For someone like Alex, who claims that Glenn Beck is ripping him off. This is another incidence of him spiritually ripping off. Glenn Beck from

Jordan (00:33:48.000)

a decade, shameless. Yeah,

Dan (00:33:50.000)

no, there was even more there's like 15 years goes like 2009, I think. Yeah, it was a long time ago. Yep. Yep. Good times. Yeah. Well, so we know one thing about Alex and that is that he is a consummate researcher. He is a student of his field. No one can take that away from him.

Jordan (00:34:08.000)

Totally. If you bring up World War Two, he will tell you how many books he has read. So from Americans, but most especially Germans who are mad,

Dan (00:34:16.000)

read a number of German Nazi histories of World War Two that are very eye

Jordan (00:34:22.000)

opening they are they'll change your mind.

Dan (00:34:24.000)

He's the report on a ton of stuff that the mainstream seems to ignore. They won't tell you about it, right. It's dangerous information. Oh, it didn't happen. But one thing that he does a lot is he researches and he studies he reads the white papers. He keeps up with the World Economic Forum because he needs to know their plans, because then that allows him to know what they're gonna do right. Now granted, every time some meme pops up with a new document from the World Economic Forum or from one of these other think tanks, Alex is caught completely off guard by it, and he immediately becomes aware of it. as opposed to having already studied it, and that happens here on this episode, he's scandalized by a new document that is popular in dingdong communities, okay.

Alex Jones (00:35:11.000)

Now, I became aware of this large pieces of this years ago, decades ago, but I had not read a whole bunch of different W E F, slash UN reports. One M just came out last month and others a couple years old. I stand over last night and this morning, six or seven of these reports. And I've got in my hands right here, they're about three and a half inches thick. To have the reports and news articles about the reports. And let me just tell you something. They send chills up my spine. Now, we're not always able to do this. But more and more. We are thanks to you, the activists, viewers and listeners that really spread the word. But whether it's as far as document, or event 21, or operation lockstep and so many others, we've really been able to get all the other researchers to look into it. And then once that happens, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. covers it, Tucker Carlson covers it, Joe Rogan covers it. And then it becomes mainstream, and then we win

Dan (00:36:30.000)

B but it's bullshit, you are able to create a facade of something that people don't actually look into, they just go along with the the fun narrative, which is that these are secret plans, I want to have you because the reality is much more boring, which is why he doesn't read these documents to begin with. You know, he doesn't, he didn't miss this in all of his World Economic Forum documents that he reads overall. So I didn't see these ones. He didn't miss them. He didn't know about these, because I didn't read any of them, because they're almost all fucking boring. They're boring. And they only are exciting in any way. If someone else contextualize it as like, this is the secret plan that the evil people have, that they're going to do. And then it becomes part of like a spy movie, or something. That's the only point when Alex or Robert F Kennedy or Joe Rogan or any of those other ding dongs have any interest in this. And that's just great, cool. Another failure of social media, perhaps you

Jordan (00:37:31.000)

know what I love about what he just said, which you shouldn't have said, but if you've ever watched like American Ninja Warrior, they do these contests, where people who love American Ninja Warrior will come up with obstacles of their own. And they'll send them in and it'll be like, hey, maybe someday you'll see your obstacle on TV. And he's just described that, hey, all of you make something up based off some bullshit. And maybe you'll see it on Tucker next week. You know, like, that's what he just described?

Dan (00:38:04.000)

Yeah, a little bit. Like, hey, we, you know, find some find some bullshit, we'll farm it out. We'll see if we can cook anything with it.

Jordan (00:38:12.000)

You might be your idea might make it onto the screen. Yeah,

Dan (00:38:15.000)

there is a little bit of that. And it is also like indicative of how sloppy a information space this exists within. It's like, if you think that yelling and lying a whole bunch about Operation lockstep is a good thing to do. And you think it's a good thing that Joe Rogan or Robert F Kennedy Jr. are tricked by your yelling and lying about it? Yes, that means that your leaders are idiots. Yeah, your mouthpieces are idiots. Everybody is fucking stupid within this entire paradigm. Yeah. Yep. And it's, it's tragic.

Jordan (00:38:54.000)

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it is like, you find a document. You make something up. And then if you trick us,

Unknown Speaker (00:39:04.000)

make it popular or not.

Dan (00:39:08.000)

trick us. Sure. If you find something that has a compelling enough, right narrative that we can attack

Jordan (00:39:17.000)

expedient for, for our purposes, right? Yes. Yeah. But I mean, like, That's so weird. How could you not then if that happened, right? If you made something up, and you knew you made it up, and then they went with it? How could that not either destroy your faith in their ability to tell what's real or false? Or make you feel like these people are are just willing to do whatever it is that anybody says?

Dan (00:39:46.000)

I don't know. I look, I mean, you're asking me and I don't know. I don't know how anybody couldn't see that already. Yeah, that's so I don't know. I mean, there must be some kind of a block.

Jordan (00:39:55.000)

I don't know it's a fair point. It should be self evident before you even start.

Dan (00:39:58.000)

So Alex is to Docu ments that he's found. And here's the first one.

Alex Jones (00:40:03.000)

When I say this is important, it's beyond important. And I'm gonna shoot some special reports on this in the coming days. I'm gonna try to a whole PowerPoint on it. I'm gonna have to read several more of these reports because it indexes over to those. But let me tell you, that when you see headlines, because people are now reporting on this, that the W E F says fashion will be abolished by 2030. Quote, humans will all wear a uniform. These are real close from the UN and the W E F. Remember back in 2016 Welcome 2030 I own nothing, I have no privacy, and life has never been better. Now look how far they've brought us towards that just in the last six and a half, seven years? Not very. So here are some of the reports. The future of urban consumption, a 1.5 Celsius world C 40. Cities headline report. And this has been adopted as gospel by the UN.

Dan (00:41:22.000)

And we adopt that as gospel because Alex said it. So that was rough here again, read the name of the document. He's very clearly something like intimately familiar. Oh, this material. Yeah, so the document called the future of urban consumption in a 1.5 degree Celsius world. It's important to note, this wasn't a pop publication of the World Economic Forum, it was released by a group called C 40, which is an organization that includes member cities committed to trying to address climate change. It's International, and it involves people like Bill Clinton and Sadiq Khan, so it's globalist as hell. And it might as well be the WTE if it doesn't really matter. Yeah, people like Alex don't see any reason to distinguish as opposed to CB 40, which is Chris Rock's Climate Group, and Ub 40, which is purveyors of red red. Why? So the document is about how cities make up a large percentage of greenhouse gas emissions that are put out into the atmosphere, and it seeks to explore ways that mayors and city leaders can use things like urban planning to reduce those emissions. The model they used to explore the issue was around consumption patterns. And one of the main categories they found where an impact could be made was in clothing and textiles, which is an area where there's a lot of waste apparently, in their section about textiles the author's set two levels of target for 2030, a progressive one and an ambitious one. The progressive target was eight new clothing items per person per year and the ambitious was three. This wasn't saying that the government is going to put in laws about how many clothes you can buy or force people to wear uniforms. It's a reflection of the changes that can be made by convincing people to voluntarily shift their consumption patterns. This happens over and over some Info Wars staffer finds a post about some new bombshell document on 4chan or telegram and Alex reports on it without reading it declaring it the Rosetta Stone the cracks open a globalist plan. It's a tired game, but I do at least appreciate that there's an attempt at using a primary source instead of a made up conversations Alex has with imaginary high level insiders, which is impossible to track down at least this I can go and read the report. Yeah,

Jordan (00:43:27.000)

yeah. I mean, I understand the report and I don't agree. fundament or I don't disagree fundamentally, I You see me wear the exact same thing more or less every day. I wouldn't care. If everybody gets to choose their own uniform, it's not really a uniform. But I think my problem with this is, go fuck yourselves. 85% of the world's fucking emissions are made by oil companies. So fuck off with your clothing requirements until we deal with that shit.

Dan (00:43:58.000)

I don't I don't disagree with that. And, you know, some of the other categories that have to do with you know, not just, it's not just textiles, there are other things, I'm sure I'm sure more efficient fuels, totally creating less personal, transportation, you know, more communal transportation. So there are things like that it's just one of the categories, ya

Jordan (00:44:25.000)

know, there's, there's so many things that are good ideas, you know, but at the same time, it's like, you cannot tell me that individual consumers matter whatsoever. Whenever it's by a bunch of companies, you know, do you know what I'm saying? Yeah, so I'm fine with I'm fine with that. You know, like, fuck yeah, let's do three. Basically, let's save the goddamn environment all day. But don't fucking talk to me. Sure.

Dan (00:44:50.000)

I agree with you. Now, the only thing that I see as being like a rebuttal I would make to that is there maybe it does. doesn't make as much of a difference. But there are not any, there's not really anything that you can do personally, right? That has an impact on the oil companies or what have you, right? These things you can vote for. There's things you can advocate towards. And those are good things to do. But there are things that you can do in terms of your personal life and decisions that you make the can make some kind of an impact. And it's better than not doing those things. No, no, I guess.

Jordan (00:45:30.000)

Yeah, totally. It is better. And if you like, send me an email that's like, hey, you know, if you want to do something only by three pieces in closing, I'd be like, fuck yeah, I'll do that. No problem, right. But if you send me an email that's like, if you do this, we can make a difference. I'm gonna be mad at you,

Dan (00:45:48.000)

you know, but here's the here's the thing I want to take issue with with Alex's entire conception here. Isn't the Met Gala full of globalist?

Jordan (00:45:59.000)

Like it's a fair point.

Dan (00:46:01.000)

The only people who are involved in the world of fashion are people that are

Dan (00:46:07.000)

ridiculous globalist.

Jordan (00:46:10.000)

None of us. That is another good point. Yeah.

Dan (00:46:14.000)

You're big in the fashion world. Right Wing patriots. Oh my god. Yeah. You know, you got you had Versace over here. You got militia gear over?

Jordan (00:46:31.000)

Why not have a good Sargon of Akkad la

Dan (00:46:37.000)

couture by Sobek? Yeah,

Jordan (00:46:42.000)

oh boy. These are the dank is clothes. A car paid dog Tim's line of dead clothes. I like it.

Dan (00:46:50.000)

QRP dammit. There was a Pong there someone you're trying car pay Dickies. No, no, no, no good. So there's a second report that Alex has is that first one car paid dunk? Top. Curb a dunk Tirek. That's a bad. It's not good. That's true. Here's the other report.

Alex Jones (00:47:14.000)

Did you read this report, this is even more important. The global risk report 2023 At the initial insight report. Now this is all what BlackRock and the big banks are doing to destroy civilization and collapse things. And then the whole time they're doing that. They're telling you it's because the temperature has gone up 1.5 Celsius. The virus hit you because it's hot. Not because they made the lab. The third world is collapsing not because they locked them down for three years and ship them here. But because of global warming, and you're not going to have fuel for your car because of global warming. And you're not gonna be able to own a home because the global warming, not because the big mega banks are raping you for social control. And they admit this is gonna cause major unrest, but they say it's gonna bring in their Marxist Leninist utopia. Sure, but the universal basic income. Sounds right. And it's all right here. And the UN report and the W. E F report.

Dan (00:48:19.000)

It doesn't say any of that stuff. Alex hasn't read this, just like he's never read any of these other documents he covers because he doesn't need to. The audience doesn't read them. They just want him to tell them that this thing proves their fears. It's just a prop and Alex is a paranoia Carrot Top. It's nonsense.

Jordan (00:48:35.000)

I find it so fascinating. That the climate crisis, you know, like, listen, the virus, obviously manmade, you know, like he says that, sure climate crisis. Who knows why that happens, didn't even exist. I don't even think it's real, as opposed to like, Exxon knew that this was gonna happen in the 70s and hid the information in order to make money off it. Do you understand? That's exactly what he's complaining of like doctors doing? Huh? It's the exact same thing.

Dan (00:49:07.000)

Yeah, it is weird. I mean, like he really for like what he does he really should be getting a paycheck. Yeah, from those totally companies. Yeah, he's obviously not. I feel like that would have come out by now. I would think so. But yeah, he should be. He deserves it for the good hard work he's doing with the climate denial amount

Jordan (00:49:26.000)

of the amount of change and effort that he has put into and seen realized in the climate denial movement should give him millions of dollars of money.

Dan (00:49:38.000)

Yeah, so this global risk report is another one of these. It's like a lot of the reports that we talk about that have these like pictures kind of of the future and possible scenario that we could find ourselves in, write that look at two different variables and then create four possible scenarios. So this looked at accelerated climate action versus slow climate action as one of the axes. And then the other is geo economic cooperation and geo economic confrontation. Right. And so in these scenarios, you they were looking at how resources would like the relationship between people and resources. And so basically, it was

Jordan (00:50:24.000)

nice if people share resources versus if people are like, we're gonna keep ours and close our borders. And you guys can go fuck yourself, if you want water.

Dan (00:50:32.000)

Sure, yeah. Yeah, how much cooperation and competition there is in the geo economic sphere have played up against the possibility of taking more action towards climate and less towards climate. And, you know, you end up with four situations, you have resource competition, collaboration, constraints and control based on those four variables. And so it's just another one of these that depicts possible scenarios and factors that, you know, to keep in mind about how different variables interplay with other things, and it's just perfect for people like Alex to misrepresent. Yeah, that's just, it's just that again, yeah, I mean, getting it's getting really boring.

Jordan (00:51:17.000)

It's it is it is fundamentally, all of those are there are like a, I've been a fairly fairly simple game theory of like, this has these positives versus these negatives, and this as these negatives versus these positives, and this is the way it can go if this stuff happens. Well, and you can you can choose Geo,

Dan (00:51:36.000)

geo economic confrontation and slow climate action don't have a lot of positive No,

Jordan (00:51:41.000)

no, they don't, I would say the extinction of the human race is probably not a positive. Well,

Dan (00:51:46.000)

I mean, that may not be in this scenario, exactly. But only because we're looking at how we're going to deal with resource right. So anyway, this, these two reports are like the big things that Alex wants to get to on this episode, but really doesn't. Yeah, so basically, the rest of this episode, a lot of the interplay is going to be him avoiding talking about this while talking about how important it is.

Jordan (00:52:11.000)

Right. Right. But also,

Dan (00:52:12.000)

Hollywood,

Alex Jones (00:52:15.000)

I can tell you behind the scenes, and I was first told this about seven, eight years ago by a lot of prominent journalists that live out in California, but particularly falling into names. Last name. You don't know almost all the Hollywood folks who are awake now. Oh, my God. Yeah, sure. Right. And then you'd see more and more actually go public. And again, who cares about Hollywood the other day? The point is, is that when mainline Hollywood behind the scenes, like Sauron was showing me that thank you. He is super awake.

Jordan (00:52:55.000)

Oh, now that Cernovich certain of it just plugged in Sure. With the Hollywood elite totally. Now that he's now that he's going around hanging out with the hems worths is he I don't know I don't really think so. Only

Dan (00:53:09.000)

celebrity ish person I associated him with his like Alan Dershowitz.

Jordan (00:53:15.000)

Boy, let my name never be said in the same.

Dan (00:53:20.000)

This Yeah, I just I love that. He burns people. This is why you can never take it seriously when he says that he has a source and then doesn't name Yeah, because yeah, constantly just throws people's now

Jordan (00:53:34.000)

Donald Trump Jr. told me that I shouldn't have said that.

Dan (00:53:36.000)

I was certain of interest source to exactly he keeps burning certain ovation.

Jordan (00:53:42.000)

Talk to?

Dan (00:53:43.000)

I don't know, because who cares? Probably concerned with just making all that shit up. Yeah, that's true. And knew who? Alex is a bit contemplative On this episode, because people have been posting clips of him from the past. Oh, and actually, I don't think I have a clip of this. But there's a part of him where a part of this where he's watching a clip of himself from like, 1995 Oh, and he's like, wow, look at that. That kind of like, wow, that was me. Would you fuck me? I fuck me. But that's less important than this.

Alex Jones (00:54:18.000)

All right, and intrepid folks out there are going around the internet and dig into their archives and finding old clips of myself in the mid 1990s. Talking about the New World Order. My cancer is doing a great job. He's got a mike Hanson channel. That manda video that people are going there and then taking it and early sharing in some of these videos are getting 10s of millions of views. Here's a couple of them that just went up yesterday that people sent us. Alex Jones reads what Henry Kissinger wrote in 1992. I read this in 96 about stripping freedom from the American people. And then we'll play another clip of 96 as well. Where I'm on somebody else's show I forget who this person is talking Think about how governments attempt to take control when their control grid systems intentionally implode. Again, I don't know all this reading their own documents. Here are the clips. Back to Back.

Alex Jones (00:55:13.000)

We talk about quite a bit tonight when I read what Henry Kissinger said in 1992. Before the UN assembly, he said, Today Americans would be outraged if UN troops entered Los Angeles to restore order. Tomorrow, they will be grateful this is gonna raise the price. Today Americans would be out to get their in through the Los Angeles to restore order. Tomorrow they will be grateful. This is essentially through if they were told that there was an outside threat from me, whether real or promulgated as threatened our very existence. It is then it all peoples of the world will plead with world leaders to deliver them from this evil. The one thing every man fears is the unknown. When presented with this scenario, individual rights will be willingly relinquish, for the guarantee of their well being granted to them by their world government in the Kissinger's love, love, love. Let's go ahead and read what Thomas Jefferson said. The American people ever allow private banks ie the Federal Reserve, he had said that I said that the American people will turn to control the issue of our currency first by inflation and then by deflation the banks and corporations that grow up around them will deprive the people have all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.

Dan (00:56:54.000)

Both of those quotes are fake.

Jordan (00:56:56.000)

I was gonna say there's no way either of those are real.

Dan (00:57:00.000)

The Kissinger one he says was in front of the UN I you know,

Jordan (00:57:03.000)

that's absurd, ridiculous kind of absurdity would it Kissinger's like hey, the UN is gonna come in to LA tomorrow and the people are gonna love it.

Dan (00:57:11.000)

Yeah. Yeah, they're gonna be big in our world government. Sure. That's actually thing you find on conspiracy blogs. And it's allegedly something that he said at a Bilderberg meeting in 1991, or maybe a 1992, depending on where you find it. There's no evidence he ever said this. Yeah, legend tells of a secret recording that this quote comes from that's never been found, and it's complete bullshit. The Jefferson quote is also not real, and it didn't appear anywhere in print until 1933. Alex thinks that he's playing this clip to illustrate how he's been right for decades, and his whole career has been this work of truth telling, but in reality, it illustrates something else altogether. This clip is a perfect encapsulation of how Alex's entire career has been little more than surface level charades, where his beliefs are based on flimsy foundations like consistently fake quotes. In the 90s, he was arguing about the evilness of his enemies with fake quotes. And in the 2000s, his movie and game is a little more than a patchwork of fake quotes. And the present day, this shit isn't any better or more grounded. What's supposed to be some kind of a victory lap is really embarrassing if you care at all about reality. Yes, thankfully, his audience doesn't. But the other thing too is like with Kissinger, you don't have to make up quotes.

Jordan (00:58:27.000)

No, I he's an evil he's up. There's so many evil things that

Dan (00:58:31.000)

he you have to make up quotes. If you want to attack him the way Alex wants to attack him, is attacking him in the way that like a normal person would write doesn't help build up the New World Order conspiracy theories that Alex loves. Yeah.

Jordan (00:58:46.000)

And also he would have to reveal how much of what he's done that Alex is like, Well, yeah, I mean, that was a good idea.

Dan (00:58:52.000)

Well, that would probably be difficult episode. For Alex. Yeah,

Jordan (00:58:59.000)

if, if at any point in time, 30 years after the fact, at the beginning of my career, I had you like, those are both fake quotes. I would be devastated. I would be like, Oh, no, my whole career is based off of this. My life is a lie.

Dan (00:59:17.000)

Well, but it's funny because I've heard him use these quotes. Like in more recent times, it's like for 30 years, you've just been perpetuating, like this worldview that you have and evidence of these things. And it's just it's all fucking fake for 30

Jordan (00:59:33.000)

years to never grow and change is almost an accomplishment in and of itself.

Dan (00:59:38.000)

It is. Lonely, someone I

Jordan (00:59:42.000)

think that might be the best evidence for him being a true psychopath. You know, like 30 years ago, this is the exact same asshole like though. You can't do the I couldn't do that possibly.

Dan (00:59:56.000)

I think that you have such to drastic aesthetic changes that a lot of people will probably be distracted by those. And you'd think that he actually had changed considerably. Yeah.

Jordan (01:00:08.000)

And you know, he's got a better studio. That's it.

Dan (01:00:11.000)

More money.

Jordan (01:00:12.000)

Yeah. The end.

Dan (01:00:16.000)

He's lost that weird accent.

Jordan (01:00:20.000)

He's gained a lot. That's the change lay in the neck as the change his neck is much larger.

Dan (01:00:25.000)

Yep. So look this news about these documents. Yeah, it's very important. Yeah. And it's so important that Alex probably can't talk about it can't this is too important, too big.

Alex Jones (01:00:38.000)

I said I did this news. But man, it's so horrible. It's so ridiculous to that it makes my head spin. And here's why I've uncovered the show. It's kind of hard to get to do this justice here on radio show. I need to do a whole voiceover report. And the graphics like your PowerPoint because distance did this is just insane. These new UN reports, center they everything you got, you're going to wear uniforms, like Nike 84, within seven years. How bad is the world gotta get where they think you're going to accept what we're talking about cut the power off for a long time and start with people's

Dan (01:01:19.000)

translation. I haven't figured out how I want to lie about this. No, I

Jordan (01:01:22.000)

have no idea what I'm talking about. I haven't latched

Dan (01:01:24.000)

on to particular details in this in order to make it work for me. So I'm gonna just Vamp and kill time.

Jordan (01:01:33.000)

I was just handed this not too long ago. I know I said I spent last night working on it.

Dan (01:01:38.000)

I saw a lot of people had reposted it. So I know it's popular within the shithead community as but look, I don't know what to do with it. So I'm going to pretend Oh, too serious. It's too big. So Alec spends a minute here explaining why he's not covering the story.

Alex Jones (01:01:55.000)

Okay. Again, I want to get into this. I've already gotten into some of it. I just, I have to not take calls actually get into this. I just want you to go read it for yourself. And just basically tell you what, to think about reports, right? Zoom in on each of the quotes, because there's just too many of them. Every page is nightmare. It's like, you wonder how I predicted the lock downs of the match. And all of it, it was in a 37 page report operation lockstep in 2011 Rockefeller Foundation. And they got they got adopted by the UN. And then I saw their pre programming, I knew they were going to do it. Sure. This is so horrible. That I almost couldn't do the show. And I was reading it last night. I was like, how do you take a few days off and just just do a big report on this. Here's the thing, if I just come up here and cover all this. People go, okay, big deal. But if I build it up and do a big PowerPoint, then it gets 10 million views. And everybody sees it. It has a big effect. It's very frustrating.

Dan (01:03:01.000)

No, it doesn't. If you build it up, it doesn't get 10 million views. But this He does this every fucking time he's unprepared. There's the Oh, woe is me. I can't cover the news. because not enough people will pay attention. I have to build this up. Because it's so serious. You didn't prepare you didn't do shit. You don't know what's in this. Just Just cover something else. You don't have to do this song and dance.

Jordan (01:03:25.000)

What is the what must it be like for an Infowars? listener to watch like a serialized TV show? They I mean, like they they see the same thing happen over and over and over again. And presumably they're fine with it. Like, what is it like do? Do they just want the same episode over and over and over again?

Dan (01:03:47.000)

It's like this. This is moving so fast. I mean, are you Yeah, exactly. There's like there's a different story.

Jordan (01:03:54.000)

The first seasons should be the same story over and over and over again. So I get it right. And then you can go to a different season. But on the second season, I just want you to change the names,

Dan (01:04:04.000)

man. Yeah, I don't know. I find it just it's so funny. Because I've seen it so many times so many times. And if you're a frequent listener of his show, you have to have heard this song and dance a bunch of times and you have to get suspicious at a certain point that maybe he's not overwhelmed by this information, then he's full of shit.

Jordan (01:04:27.000)

Do you think this is almost like a fucking catchphrase for him like people? Like I said, get her done. Yeah, I can't I can't cover this. It's too big.

Dan (01:04:36.000)

Yeah. I mean, that's probably the only explanation that works. It makes sense. But he muses about how maybe if he lied, people would be more interested. Oh, probably. Yeah.

Alex Jones (01:04:49.000)

People never want what's right in front of them and confirmed.

Alex Jones (01:04:57.000)

But if I said oh, a secret government group gave me info. And then I cryptically read some of the stuff out of this, it'd be all over the place. 20 million views is real, we don't know that's what you do every day you in. And the W E, F shame, they're gonna cut your food, your water, take everything, how they're gonna, once they bankrupt, you put you in big dormitories, including taking your children away. I mean, it just makes you want to vomit. But no one cares, and no one's gonna read it. And so that's really where I'm at. I don't understand human nature, because I'm all about documents, and all about real stuff that can prove

Jordan (01:05:36.000)

how dare you. Oh, did he hear

Alex Jones (01:05:42.000)

me make a fictional movie about the stuff in these reports? And it would be incredibly scary and huge and massive. And people would ask, is it real? Is it not? When it's all going on? Right in front of you think he heard you

Jordan (01:05:56.000)

didn't feel like a self aware? Feel like he was like, I can't even believe I said that.

Dan (01:06:05.000)

I mean, it is it is brazen.

Jordan (01:06:08.000)

Yeah, that was a little bit rough.

Dan (01:06:10.000)

So I made up a bunch of bullshit about this. Maybe people would pay attention. Have they been?

Jordan (01:06:16.000)

How is it not possible for somebody to listen to him say, Oh, if I just said that some secret government group gave me this information. And that I you know, like,

Dan (01:06:25.000)

like the Soros contracts that he definitely didn't find. Unfortunately.

Jordan (01:06:29.000)

It's so much that's exactly what you do.

Dan (01:06:33.000)

Yeah. Yeah. Constantly all of his weird, secret sources and globalists and hot tubs and globalist in the hot tubs. So look, man, he's gonna do it. He's gonna fucking do it. He's gonna cover the story. You know what,

Alex Jones (01:06:45.000)

I will cover it. We're just gonna take calls. I'll cover it. We're just gonna take calls.

Dan (01:06:52.000)

Spoiler alert, he doesn't get to the store. He doesn't cover it at all. This was just his way of getting out of

Jordan (01:06:58.000)

say he's just not taking calls. He doesn't want to talk to any of these people today.

Alex Jones (01:07:05.000)

I'm hopped on for 30 minutes. She's got a lot of breaking news. And then I'll continue you know what, I'll do the last 30 on this.

Dan (01:07:10.000)

He doesn't also spoiler alert. Alex says that Jim Hoft from the Gateway Pundit is going to be on it actually Joe hopped his brother.

Jordan (01:07:19.000)

He was very confused. Okay, well, that's fine

Alex Jones (01:07:21.000)

as you get a highlighter out stuff, because I sped read all this and I need to highlight it but I can just flip through and show you a bunch of it. Give you a first look and just please just go read it yourself.

Alex Jones (01:07:36.000)

I'm really put the lay of the world on my shoulders. And I tried to stop us getting to this point. But folks, if they get the next leg of what they want to do in work, a lot of us are dead.

Jordan (01:07:50.000)

I thought we were winning last night explain it

Alex Jones (01:07:54.000)

is this we've been teed up. So everything so far was getting your golf bag and getting your golf balls and putting on your golf uniform and getting in the car and driving up to the golf course and meeting your buddies and like at night the night before getting some bottled water and knowing and paying your green fees and getting in a golf cart and dropping out to the First Tee on the first hole and they're gonna say and

Jordan (01:08:23.000)

say how long is this gonna?

Alex Jones (01:08:25.000)

lowball and they've already played through the first hole. What? The last three years is the first hole and it's gonna move very very quickly after this. So we're not

Alex Jones (01:08:37.000)

we're not in Kansas anymore. As I said

Dan (01:08:41.000)

a lot. You do say that a lot. We're constantly no longer in Kansas to the point where I don't think we've ever been in Kansas.

Jordan (01:08:46.000)

We I mean, are we eat? Are we going back to Kansas regularly?

Dan (01:08:52.000)

I don't know. Look, the golf metaphor got fucked it towards the end there. Because the teed up if this is the case, right? You got to be on the first hole.

Jordan (01:09:01.000)

Yes. You already have gone past it. You are to hear the ball. Yes, you have

Dan (01:09:06.000)

fatigue. Because otherwise we've survived that first toy. Right? They're all gone. Turns out maybe the metaphor doesn't really work. If we're on the second hole. It has to be when the club hits the ball. Yeah. And what if we go in the same trip? Do we have a caddy? Is anybody taking grass and throwing it up in the air to see which way the wind is blowing? Yeah. Do we have a cart? Are we walking? What's going on? I drink

Jordan (01:09:31.000)

I appreciate the bottled water of using a golf metaphor for things accelerating fast. So fast. So things are gonna get moving now in the neck within the next five hours. Someone's gonna make it through the ninth hole.

Dan (01:09:46.000)

So here's what needs to happen. Yeah, if Alex's golf metaphor is going to work, okay, the Patriots need to get up to the first hole and they need to fucking speed through that and then ask the globalist if they can play through right so they can get to the third Hold on, hold up at the third hole. Yeah,

Jordan (01:10:02.000)

they'll they'll do they'll do they'll get sieged

Dan (01:10:05.000)

Oh, which thankfully there's the sand trap there they can use as a bribe, right?

Jordan (01:10:08.000)

Absolutely. That way you know you don't want to be above you don't want to be above ground. You're too open to machine gun golf fire don't drive

Dan (01:10:16.000)

until you can see the whites of their eyes before Yeah, I don't know that metaphor. The fuck apart. Yeah.

Jordan (01:10:30.000)

I was a bad metaphor, but at least it went on for a lot longer than it needed to.

Dan (01:10:34.000)

It did. But it did make me think of the great fun times I had with my buddy Nicky gifts back in the day. Yeah, he's a golf and man. Oh, and I am not. But I do like to go out to the golf course. Because you can drink quite a bit. Oh, yeah. And you can drive golf carts. Yeah, they don't like you to do it. But you can do it because you're aways away from the clubhouse. And you can see the staff coming. But you can see them coming and you can hide the beer. But

Jordan (01:11:06.000)

yeah, there is quite a bit of distance between when they start walking. It's like a slow moving horror movie valid. Yeah. Are you like okay, well, we got a couple hours before I was

Dan (01:11:15.000)

the fucking worst. Because Nick was a he's he I think he's better now but at a certain point he was the type who would get really mad really frustrated brutal and then you know if you if you if you hit a shot, like and you don't know where it went? Exactly, you could spend 10 minutes trying to find oil. Oh, yeah. And it doesn't help if you're doing that you're frustrated person got draw. And you have me drunkenly driving your golf cart or

Jordan (01:11:44.000)

as well look over there. Now those, the golf is the one sport really where those people are just impossible to work with. You know, like it just because it's so long. There's so many chances for them to be an asshole about it.

Dan (01:12:02.000)

Yeah, forever. And everybody's real precious about like, Don't make noise

Jordan (01:12:06.000)

potentially infinite number of chances to be in so

Dan (01:12:09.000)

it is it is a pretty remarkable thing, though, that people actually managed to get things in the hole. You know, like, oh, yeah, it's, oh, no, my impressive. I

Jordan (01:12:19.000)

can hold family golf. It's not my little sister ever. But everybody golf to a fairly good degree.

Dan (01:12:25.000)

That ball is really small. It's so small. The hole is not very big. But the area around it is huge. And they hit it so far. Yeah. So far. Very impressive. Yeah. Anyway, that's what the globalists are doing. So Bill Gates, I don't know if you know this, he gave the US malaria

Alex Jones (01:12:43.000)

really caught the world's attention is Bill Gates. And that killed the video a few days ago, but we never played it a Bill Gates more than a decade ago, at a TED Talk. Leasing mosquitoes on people. Why should the third world be the only group that gets malaria? You should experience malaria to have malaria here in the United States never have. But now we do. And Bill Gates released in Texas and Florida where malaria is now showing up. I suppose it mosquito that's designed to eradicate other mosquitoes. Also in Brazil, they really he released a GMO mosquito that caused a mutation and a bunch of problems in the last five years as well. Well, he's the number one cause of polio worldwide, according to Reuters to type in polio. Worldwide is the vaccine. And when you read the article, it says funded by Bill Gates. So what's crazy again, is how they hide it in plain view. Yeah,

Dan (01:13:56.000)

Bill Gates is going around,

Jordan (01:13:58.000)

blow darting people. Bill Gates is Typhoid Mary.

Dan (01:14:01.000)

Uh huh. Yeah. Okay. So none of that's real. We had malaria in the United States. But we declared it eradicated in 1951. We still see cases that are linked to international travel. And there are cases periodically Like for instance, they were eight cases in Florida in 2003. Yeah, this has become a hot talking point recently for folks like Alex, because there's currently four cases in Florida and one in Texas that appear to be local. At this point, there isn't really a good answer for exactly why these cases popped up. But there's some pretty decent theories that don't involve we're about to be hit by a flood of malaria thanks to Bill Gates, supposed mosquitoes. There's like weather patterns that are more advantageous to mosquitoes. Sure, sure. Sure. There's, you know, longer summers, hotter temperatures, more rainfall, those kinds of things. And there's an interesting theory that I was reading that had to do with the malaria could be He kind of people could be asymptomatic of it or it could be like a really mild case, they get bit by a mosquito now the mosquito has it can give it to somebody else. Maybe that's bad, or there's also some people who are thinking that some COVID ideas and the the awareness of being ill being possibly more serious, could have led to these people who have been diagnosed with the malaria right, even knowing that they had it to begin with. Right. So I don't know, it's it's interesting, but it does, it has happened periodically. I don't think it's anything to be too panicked about right now. But it is something to be aware of.

Jordan (01:15:43.000)

I am just amazed by the idea that anyone could be the leading cause of polio in the world, and we would like not descend upon them and tear them apart. Like, like, like medieval people. Right.

Dan (01:15:59.000)

So it was like polio. Pete

Jordan (01:16:00.000)

I mean, yeah, he's it well, yeah, exactly. Well, I mean, hey, polio. Pete, you just stay away from polio. Right? They'll give you polio. Yeah. So Bill Gates is going around just being like polio for all this TED talk, I have decided to become a supervillain tonight, all of you malaria. And

Dan (01:16:20.000)

that's why it happens in the United States. It never it never existed. I remember back in when I was a kid in Missouri, we would go to this little town called Arrow Rock. And it had like, part of it was old timey. So like, they were the people who had like recreations of like a old time candy shop, and you know, like, there was like a

Jordan (01:16:46.000)

freshly churned butter. Yeah, it wasn't

Dan (01:16:49.000)

full on like the colonial type of

Jordan (01:16:53.000)

city like Williamsburg kind of, yeah, it's

Dan (01:16:55.000)

not fully like that. But it kind of small version of it. So like kids in school would go on field trips there. And one of the things that was like they brought up a lot was malaria. Yeah. Like the possibility of malaria. And as a kid, I didn't know if it was something I should be afraid of, or if it was part of the acting. Right, right. Right. Right. Right. And it terrified me.

Jordan (01:17:16.000)

Yeah, that is, that is one of the other things about those that it's hard to, like, really impress upon children is like, if he listened, hey, back in this time, half of us are dead. As like right now. I am dead. As I'm talking to you. I just died.

Dan (01:17:31.000)

I have a sense. Exactly. So Alex doesn't ramble. And I don't know why.

Alex Jones (01:17:41.000)

And I believe in you, and I believe he just got mesmerized by the TV and the culture. And that when you're really faced with disruption, you're gonna rise the occasion. And you know what, we're starting to see that and they're, they're really panic right now. Oh, you thought we just roll over and dire, we can be bought off or we can be intimidated, or threatened into submission. I can't give up. And I don't know how to give up because I'm not evil. And if I don't give 100% against you, then I'm aiding and abetting the enemy. But I don't have a feeling of pride. I don't have a feeling of success, reinvigoration. I have a feeling of satisfaction, in that. God's real. And what the Holy Spirit told me to do is been filled to a great extent and that control as painful as this evil is, this is all part of a larger process of separating the wheat from the chaff, and that the satanists will pay. So just be aware of that, ladies and gentlemen, but I can't lie to you. And I told you months ago that I felt like I should tell you the next chapter, in my view, what's going to happen.

Alex Jones (01:18:53.000)

And there's a bunch of different paths and scenarios, but they all go irrevocably the same direction. And I've not yet really told you what I think's going to happen. Because

Alex Jones (01:19:08.000)

it's terrible. But at the same time, we have a chance to take the least destructive path, and people really know what's happening. And thanks for the fact that we've been on the air a long time people know that we're not playing games, we have a very high accuracy rate,

Dan (01:19:21.000)

and you're playing games. The bankruptcy must not be going well. Like this is the vibe I'm getting is maybe you got some bad news from a lawyer. Cool. Yeah. Things are gonna be real bad.

Jordan (01:19:32.000)

We were we were winning

Jordan (01:19:34.000)

two weeks ago because he was on vacation. We were winning

Jordan (01:19:38.000)

ropes. They were on the road. Because I was on a different island

Dan (01:19:42.000)

from I was on a fucking beach. Yeah,

Jordan (01:19:45.000)

it's a lot easier to feel like we're winning the info war, right? What I am sipping a Mai Tai.

Dan (01:19:50.000)

Yeah, that is a big part of when it

Jordan (01:19:53.000)

just seems to be

Dan (01:19:56.000)

so sad. Yeah. So this clip is just I just thought it was I'm silly, so I decided to share it with you.

Alex Jones (01:20:02.000)

They murdered us. Because they see this dumbed down public buys anything. They're like, let's just kill them. They want to kill everybody ever in our ancestors did not crawl up through the development of our species to them have our own species, televangelists plus, I don't think suave and his minions are worthy to make the decision to kill us. I mean, I think if they want to kill us, I think they should have to get in the ring with us for the battle ax. And she was stronger. Okay,

Dan (01:20:41.000)

so in theory, if Klaus Schwab gotten to a ring with Alex with battle axes, yeah, he came out victorious. Yeah, then he's worthy of deciding that humanity should

Jordan (01:20:50.000)

die. I don't feel like we decide things like single Calafat anyway, no, especially not something like that. I mean, and of course, the irony is that coming after him saying, I don't think we came out of this primordial ooze to kill each other. And his next sentence is, I'm gonna kill this guy.

Dan (01:21:08.000)

Yeah, we should fucking battle each other. Yeah, kind of dumb. Anyway, I just thought that was stupid.

Jordan (01:21:13.000)

Yeah, I mean, why would you need a ring if you're battleaxe fighting your arm person to run away? I mean, you chop the thing off with the battle axe you can't you can't stop the I can chop the ring open.

Dan (01:21:27.000)

No, no, no, no, not if it's a steel cage match. Like I will be in with Drew McIntyre. That scatter psycho.

Jordan (01:21:37.000)

Okay. battle axes,

Dan (01:21:39.000)

I guess. I don't know. But it sounds fun.

Jordan (01:21:41.000)

I just feel like battle axes are just introducing a new

Dan (01:21:44.000)

battle ax a two handed axe. Yeah, absolutely unwieldy double edged. You're not gonna be able to be agile enough to take out Schwab with one of those things. If I know one thing about Schwab, it's that he's got wheels

Jordan (01:21:55.000)

he's got he's quickness, personified? Exactly. He could handle ice tennis. He's not a high top speed. But he's real quick in the slow, you know, like he's quick in the short bursts. That's what he is. Yeah, he was able

Dan (01:22:07.000)

to do a crossover on Alabama. So we come to the end of this episode here. And Alex does a long interview with Jim Hoft brother, and I don't really care. It's mostly about how the election was stolen. And they're just repeating the exact same talking points that we've gone over frequently and a bunch of the past and it's only in service of selling Jim Hoft Joe Hoffs new book, which is the third part of volume three of his 2020 election was stolen.

Jordan (01:22:41.000)

Oh my god, and I don't like the left behind.

Dan (01:22:45.000)

It's certainly getting left behind on the bookshelf. Yeah. So here's the here's where we check in with Alex towards the end of the show when he's about to sign off and he gives himself sort of a rating.

Alex Jones (01:22:57.000)

The amazing Cinelli set to take over t minus six minutes. The Juggernaut own Troyer 3pm Central in one hour.com forward slash show. Plug we covered a lot in the news today and we did a decent job. David Icke production tomorrow and other big guests coming up on Friday as well.

Dan (01:23:20.000)

He thinks he did a good job he didn't he didn't get to he didn't get back to this half hour coverage of this this big important news that what's up he doesn't think he did a good job. He did a fine fine job.

Jordan (01:23:29.000)

He did a decent job.

Dan (01:23:31.000)

i Okay. Even that I

Jordan (01:23:33.000)

disagree. I disagree strongly with

Dan (01:23:35.000)

Yeah. And if you're curious about what the last six minutes before Kate, dally took over was earlier in the show, Alex said that some Admiral quoted the phrase Damn the maneuvers go straight at him. And he had to clarify which Admiral it was and then talk about that a lot. Yeah, so that was the rest of the show. That

Jordan (01:23:55.000)

sounds that sounds like riveting radio.

Dan (01:23:58.000)

Damn the torpedoes Tom Petty didn't even come up. Which is a crime. Yeah, that's great album.

Jordan (01:24:05.000)

Well, I think people don't immediately you know, like there we go to music references a lot and I don't think I've seen them go to too many music references Alex does movies more Yeah, he's their movies people their visual, you know, they're not really audio

Dan (01:24:20.000)

right. Well, that Ron has the audio has a lot of feelings in it.

Jordan (01:24:24.000)

It does have a lot of feelings and no explosion and zero globalists,

Dan (01:24:28.000)

this tracklist Okay, refugee sure HOLY SHIT great song

Jordan (01:24:32.000)

Oh my god you're going through the entire time here comes my girl. Oh no, wow. No,

Dan (01:24:39.000)

don't don't be like that. That's later in the album. All right, fine. I'm not gonna go over the whole Fanon

Jordan (01:24:43.000)

stop bangers good hits, good hit some petty Tom Petty.

Dan (01:24:49.000)

Become come to the end of this and how exciting to have him back in studio.

Unknown Speaker (01:24:56.000)

What dick?

Jordan (01:24:57.000)

I mean, I feel like sometimes we should have Have an episode that's like five minutes long where we do walks. And then we go. I mean, honestly, this show is too big for us to cover. Yeah. We couldn't do it today and then.

Dan (01:25:12.000)

But here's the thing. No one would ever believe that because nothing that Alex does is ever so big. That's true. Yeah. That would be no one would believe that. I would think that it's too

Jordan (01:25:23.000)

small to cover this is too small for us to even talk about that. It's possible. We could definitely pull there is nothing here. But I have to tell you because we don't we don't tell you when there's nothing we just we actually we don't show you when there's nothing we tell you and there's nothing now we're moving past to the talent we're showing. There's nothing end of episode.

Dan (01:25:46.000)

So we'll be back Jordan. But until then we website

Jordan (01:25:50.000)

indeed we do. It's knowledge fight.com

Jordan (01:25:52.000)

We're also on Twitter. We are on Twitter. It's at Blue Sky and blue sky. It's

Jordan (01:25:56.000)

knowledge fight. No underscore

Dan (01:25:57.000)

No wonder school. Yeah, we'll be back but until then, I'm Neil. I'm Leo. I'm DCX Clark, Stevie Scooby Doo doo doo dee doo dee doo.

Unknown Speaker (01:26:07.000)

Now here comes the Sex Robot.

Alex Jones (01:26:09.000)

Andy in Kansas. You're on the air. Thanks for holding. Well, Alex, I'm a first time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work.