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Hello Alex, I'm a first time caller, I'm a huge fan, I love your work!

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Hey everybody, welcome back to Knowledgefight, I'm Dan.

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I'm Jordan!

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We're couple dudes who like to drink novelty beverages in their own homes and sit around

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and talk a little bit about Alex Jones.

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It does appear that that is our plan for the time being right now, Dan.

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Yeah, Jordan, we are recording this separately, probably the first actual episode that we've

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recorded over a distance.

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It's a little bit weird.

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Sure!

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Yeah, that remains to be seen as to whether or not it's an actual episode now.

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I set out with the intention of a regular episode-ish, kind of, kind of a mini episode.

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I don't want to, again, I want to stress to everybody that we're not going to have episodes

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every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, but the circumstances kind of demanded this week.

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We had to jump on the horse and get something together.

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Yeah, I don't think that's a terrible idea.

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But, simultaneously, we can't get together.

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Because Chicago has waist-deep snow outside.

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It's bad.

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It's really bad.

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And I ran out of coffee.

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I ran out of coffee last night, Dan.

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So this morning, I was about to take the dogs out for a walk and I always start a cup of

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coffee, a pot of coffee, before I take the dogs out and I realized in that moment I have

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none.

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So, I had to walk through close to a mile of waist-deep snow to get some coffee.

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It was the most brutal morning I've ever had.

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Yeah, I walked down to the grocery store because I needed some salad stuff for lunch and it

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was just a dead zone.

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There was nobody there.

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It was fantastic.

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Yeah.

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I mean, other than the logistical problems that everyone's dealing with, the fact that

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there was no one at a grocery store was pretty nice.

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There are some advantages.

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Yeah.

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So, I guess my bright spot is that you and I are both doing relatively alright with this.

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I mean, it was coming down all day, all night yesterday.

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Just a disaster.

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Last night, it was one of the first times I've seen that kind of snowstorm and I was

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like, man, I think I'm actually scared for Chicago.

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Look, we get covered in snow.

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That's fine.

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But this one was like, oh shit, this one might be too much for us.

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Yeah, yeah.

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Whenever people start talking in feet, it's like, alright, hold on.

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You didn't say 16 inches.

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You said multiple feet.

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That's trouble.

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That's trouble.

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Alright, so the reason that we needed to jump on the old Zoom here and get an episode together

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was because Alex is also dealing with inclement weather.

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Naturally.

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He's got some, you know, Texas is seeing some unprecedented winter storms that are happening

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right now and Infowars Studio has been struck by the ice, the Winter Queen.

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What's the name of the character in the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?

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I think it's just the Ice Queen.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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Well, anyway, Alex wants some Turkish delight and...

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Okay.

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Alright.

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Okay.

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Running out of references.

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We'll stop there.

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Let's just name all of the...

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Voyage of the Dawn Treader.

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Boy and his horse.

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Or Horse and his Boy.

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Sorry.

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Yeah.

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Silver Chair.

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Prince Caspian.

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Silver Chair.

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Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

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Right.

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I think I said that first.

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You did.

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You're missing two of them.

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You're missing the final two.

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The Magician's Apprentice.

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Oh, close.

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Sorcerer's Apprentice.

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No.

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Oh, real close.

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The Magician's Nephew.

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Yes.

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There you go.

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What's the last one?

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I think I forgot.

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I think it's just the last battle.

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Oh, that's probably it.

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Very boring.

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It's a really boring book.

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Can't believe I forgot The Magician's Nephew.

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What a stupid name for a book.

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You know what?

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I think that one's always been my favorite.

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I always liked that one.

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The little rings that they go into the little middle of the world to teleport thing.

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Always fun.

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I read the hell out of those books and I don't think I remember the plot of any of the...

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At least the last four of them.

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Oh, no.

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That's fine.

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That is totally fine.

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Magician's Nephew is the prequel, though, and that's why I've always liked it.

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It's the prequel to The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

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Oh, okay.

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So it's like the Tokyo Drift of the...

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Exactly.

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Yes.

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Yes.

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Before the main characters die.

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Sure.

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So, Jordan, we got some Alex Jones stupidity to deal with.

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It'll be a little bit of a briefer episode, but I wanted to check in with how he's doing

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in Occupied by Ice, Austin.

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But before we do that, Jordan, let's take a moment to say thank you to some folks who

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signed up and are supporting the show.

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Oh, that's a great idea.

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So first, Bill W., thank you so much for your policy walk.

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I'm a policy walk.

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Thanks Bill.

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Thanks, Bill.

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Next, Jordan th, not Jordan th.

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Thank you so much.

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You're now policy want.

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I'm a policy walk.

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Thanks Jordan.

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Great name.

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Oh, look at that.

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Ah.

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There we go.

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You're playing on my side of the streets.

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Next, Nicholas B. Thanks, Nicholas.

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Next, Andrew A. Thank you so much for your now policy walk.

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I'm a policy walk.

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Thank you Andrew Aa.

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Next, Amelia are thank you so much for your now policy walk.

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I'm a policy walk.

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Thanks Amelia. And finally, Drax. Thank you so much, you are now a policy wonk.

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I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much, Drax.

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You want to say hi to Drax? Maybe a hi Drax?

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I don't know what I did. I saw it. I saw that joke coming.

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Yeah, a mile away. I tried to duck, and you still hit me in the face with it, so that happens.

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Yep. Well, sorry, I have cookies on the mind.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I think we've got one more little piece of...

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I think we've got one more little piece of... We're getting into this place of...

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We're just shouting people out for no reason at this point, but we do have one reason for

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this particular shout out. We have one particular reason, and that is it is their anniversary

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today, I believe. Bonnie and Eric, happy 20th wedding anniversary for Wednesday the 17th.

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20 years, Dan. That's exciting. That's the piano anniversary, right? The 20th is the piano?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. First is paper. Second is silver. No, wait, that's much later.

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You know, the customary gifts thing that you're supposed to give on anniversaries.

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Sure. Of course. 20th is pianos. I hope you guys

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exchanged pianos, and... That would be the right way to do it.

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Yeah. This is taking me back to my hosting stand-up comedy days. I like to do, you know,

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you start out every show at Zany's with, hey, anybody celebrating anything tonight?

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The difference here is that people have told us that they're celebrating something as opposed

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to us starting the show having to fish for something. That's fair. It is different.

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It's more celebratory, less sad. So, Jordan, on the 16th, or maybe it was yesterday,

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I think it was the 15th, actually, Alex put out a series of short vignettes of himself at the

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Infowars studio. Lights are out in the studio. There's also a couple of them where he's outside

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yelling in the snow. Sure. Well, that just makes sense, though. It's a load of nonsense,

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and we're going to talk about it. But first, here's an out of context drop from today's show.

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If a dog starts running at you, don't be scared. Yell at it, throw rocks at it. It'll run off most

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of the time if you're not on its property. Whoa. Dogs know about property rights.

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Wow. That's the plan. That's the trick. Yeah.

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Dogs are very interested in borders. They don't like immigration from house to house.

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That's the situation. Dogs are libertarians. They're part of the Austrian school.

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I feel like this is just Alex protecting other people from his mistakes. He's hurt so many dogs

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because he was afraid of them, and now he's sharing his wisdom with the rest of the world.

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Hey, guys. Just throw a rock at it. It's bad to be a dog murderer.

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Just throw a rock at the dog. That's fine. That's enough.

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Yeah. Don't shoot too hard. So, Jordan, we're here recording on Tuesday,

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and as the time of this episode being put together,

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InfoWars has essentially been off air since Sunday evening.

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Cancel culture.

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Austin and most of Texas is dealing with a once-in-a-lifetime winter storm that has

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left countless people without power in severe conditions. It appears that the InfoWars studio

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has been left also without power, and that means no show for Alex. It makes sense, and I don't

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think anyone would bat an eye if he just got on air and said that there was a weather emergency

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and they had to take an unplanned break in programming. It could be an effective way to

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push emergency food sales even, so it might not end up being a total money loss if he did that,

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but Alex does not go that route. Instead of just expressing solidarity with the people of Texas,

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encouraging people to stay inside if possible, and donating to a mutual aid fund,

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Alex decided to record a video of himself at the InfoWars studio with the lights off,

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explaining how power outages are actually a globalist conspiracy.

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Really? We had to get there, huh? I would prefer a scaler attack. I want a scaler attack. I want

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aliens if we're gonna do this. Globalist conspiracy. We'll get to the specifics of

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this, but right off the bat, I wanted to explain why Alex feels the need to make this conspiracy

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instead of just being, you know, a normal kind of thing. You know, you're a human. You accept that

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inclement weather happens, and sometimes it gets in the way. I have a reason, I think, that he might

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want this to be a conspiracy. Let's see if it's on my list. I'm just gonna go with mainly one of the

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large contributors to this disaster being so much worse is his state actually being interested in

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following the policies that he himself advocates for. All right, I'm gonna cross number four off

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the list. That was number four. There we go. The first reason is that Alex has a vested interest

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in infantilizing his audience. He needs their critical thinking skills to be on a child's level,

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so whenever he has the chance he creates childish narratives. When you're in bed and you hear a bump

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you could either think that it's the water heater or you could think it's a viking who's invaded

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your house to come and get you. Adults are really capable, you know, they're able to reason it out,

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that there's no reason a viking would be in your home, but for children their minds gravitate to

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the more exciting possibilities, which is often nonsense, but it appeals to a particular emotional

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need and a drive that children have. A quick question, is it around like 860 AD? In which case

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it is a terrifying time for viking. Time travel is possible. You have a time traveling water heater.

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Knowing that the noise is the water heater doesn't prompt an irrational response in a person.

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They can ignore it, or if it's a serious noise they can choose to call a technician.

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If you can convince people though that it's actually a viking who almost got them,

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you might be able to sell them all sorts of products to protect against vikings or even

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documentaries where you explain how vikings operate and how to avoid their attack plans.

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Keeping the audience in a state where they don't deal with the problems that come up in a boring

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but ultimately real way and keeping them fixated on childish emotional interpretations of every

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stimulus they receive is essential for Alex's business model, so even a giant storm can't

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just be a storm. It's clearly an attack on conservatives. Absolutely. The second reason

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that Alex has a strong interest in presenting this storm as some kind of an act of foul play is that

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it's really something that just happens in nature, and if so, he should have been prepared for it.

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His brand is largely built around being a prepper type of guy, so the first question that comes up

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in the case of his network being taken offline by a storm is naturally, why weren't you prepared for

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that? A winter storm like this hitting Texas is obviously a very unlikely event and something that

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the infrastructure was unprepared for, and my heart goes out to everyone who's dealing with the

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consequences of it, but for Alex, the fact that he could be caught off guard by a natural event,

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that's a contradiction of the way he wants the audience to see him, and so obviously you're

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supposed to be prepared for the literal end of the world. I would imagine that includes some

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sort of the power grid going down, right? Yeah, you touched on the fourth one, which is the

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state of Texas and how they operate, and we'll talk about that a little bit down the line,

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but the third issue is that a storm like this brings into sharp focus some of the elements of

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the climate change conversation that Alex doesn't want people to think about. As the climate changes

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and weather events become more severe, they're going to test long-standing assumptions about

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infrastructure and how we build. For instance, houses are designed differently in different parts

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of the country, like in California they prioritize earthquake protection, whereas in Missouri where

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I grew up, every single family home that you're going to find has a basement because of tornadoes.

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Right. So, you know, basements are less prevalent in flood prone regions. Yeah, Florida is not known

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for having tons of basements that are literally underneath the swamp. Yeah, and as, you know,

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different sorts of weather patterns and more severe storms hit different areas, you're going

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to see those things, the long-standing assumptions that we've had, not be enough to suffice, and Alex

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doesn't want the audience to think about that because it requires shifting ideas and paradigms

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and he's not into that. Of course. I have a plan. Here's my plan, okay, because as shifting weather

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patterns are going to test our assumptions and our architecture, what if now, and hear me out,

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we've got a lot of real estate, now admittedly it is being held right now, but if you go underneath

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the get, all right, no problems with weather issues, no problems with, you know, all that stuff,

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you go into there, you knock out a few Nazis and then you got a home for life, Dan. There is

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essentially a city under the Getty Museum, if we were to believe the people we've heard from. We

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got space down there. Yeah. So, you know, these are the kind of things that are essential for

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Alex to have his audience not think about, like, wait, this is a natural storm. This is bad,

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but, you know, you should have known that it was a possibility. You are not prepared for this. You

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got caught on your back foot. Weird. Maybe I shouldn't trust you about everything. Yeah,

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instead of a conspiracy, maybe go, like, no conspiracy, buy snow tires, just in case. Sure.

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Well, you know, it kind of felt like that was the direction he was going to go on Sunday after

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obsessing about the, like, the traffic accidents, but it turns out not. Turns out that Alex is in

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the great reset and that is why the power is out at Infowar Studios. Our power has been turned off

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40% of the state without power this morning. All the great reset. I told my wife that this morning,

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I told my security people that, and then my head security guy walks up and goes, here's the

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Austin American statesman admitting that since they shut down the coal plants in Texas under

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Obama, the windmills in West Texas failed and the power may be off for a week or longer.

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Rolling blackouts because coal is evil. So here we are at Infohorse and we have to open the windows

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up to have light. Here, let me give you a tour real quick. So Alex wants to pretend that the

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wind turbines freezing in Texas is what caused the blackouts, but that is absolutely not true.

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From an article in Bloomberg, quote, while ice has forced some turbines to shut down as the brutal

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cold wave drives record electricity demand, that's been the least significant factor in the

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blackouts, according to Dan Woodfin, a senior director for the electric reliability council

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of Texas, which operates the state's power grid. The main factors, frozen instruments at natural

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gas, coal, and even nuclear facilities, as well as limited supplies of natural gas, he said.

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The article goes on to quote Daniel Cohen, an associate professor of environmental

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engineering at Rice University, who said that it, quote, is really a red herring to blame

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renewable energy production for the blackouts. If the wind turbines were operating at full capacity,

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things would still be bad because of the infrastructure of Texas's power grid and how it

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was unprepared to deal with a weather event like this. Alex doesn't want to address that point

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because it's real and it requires calling in a technician. He would rather blame imaginary

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Vikings. Yeah. Yeah. You have to pay for a technician. You have to pay for maintaining your

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power grid. You have to pay for all of this stuff. But if it's the imaginary globalist, somehow

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they're paying Alex. It makes perfect sense. Yeah. That's the way to do it. So Alex doesn't quite

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understand the conversation that a lot of people are having surrounding climate issues. And we

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heard this kind of position be expressed on when he was on Rogan's show, this idea that like

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everybody wants like there to be no carbon. You're like, sure, sure, sure, sure. It's,

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it's very strange. Here we are watching the most high tech, clean burning coal plants in the world

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that nothing comes out of them, the carbon dioxide and water vapor, and they shut them down.

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But Obama had already shut down thousands over a hundred in Texas. And then I'm reading the

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Austin American Statesman and they admit the whole thing and say, this is green energy,

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but it's worth it. Folks. This is the new dark age. Let's not, uh, I didn't see that in the

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Austin American Statesman article. And, uh, you know, he just doesn't understand the, the issues

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of like it's excess carbon dioxide. It's not like there will be no carbon dioxide in the world.

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I don't, I don't, I don't think that that anyone would advocate for that.

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No, it's, it's, this is a, this is a child going, okay, what? So I eat 35 apples a day.

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You want nobody to have any apples? Zero apples then, huh? Not, Oh, you're saying I should have

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a moderate amount. Fuck you. You want to take apples away from the honest working man. I don't

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know why that's a six year old kid, but yeah, it's creating a false argument. Yeah, it's stupid.

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And that's because, and Alex is able to do that because he's a climate scientist, basically.

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Carbon dioxide are trace gases, trace gases. And if you look at the earth, it was a lot hotter in

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the last few hundred thousand years and then was going down and now has gone up a tiny bit. Yes,

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we've raised the temperature like maybe half a degree and thank God that's us terraforming it

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in a good way. Unknowingly. Wow. He knows a lot. He's very, he's very insightful on these things.

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Yeah. Yeah. That's not good. No, that's not good. Also, oxygen is specifically not a trace gas.

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No, it's a trace gas. There's only like what? Zero percent of oxygen in the atmosphere? Nothing.

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And saying that CO2 is a trace gas is meaningless in this context because the message he's seeming

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to suggest is that there's so little of it that we should just make more. That's dumb. Ammonia is

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also a trace gas, but I think that Alex would realize you don't want a ton of it in the air

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because of obvious reasons. All right. You're making a good point, but have you ever walked

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near a volcano and just breathed in pure sulfur dioxide? That's the good stuff. That's what gets

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you breathing real good. You know, that's what you want in the atmosphere. It's a trace gas.

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We shouldn't limit the amount of sulfur dioxide. Don't you want to chew your air?

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Oh, so good that we raised the temperature.

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So good. Yeah. I don't know. I think at this point, if you're a climate denier, it has to be

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like, ah, I think I can wait out the clock. Right. You know, like there's no way Alex isn't,

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isn't like at a certain point, like, oh shit, the climate really is fucked. I can't ignore this

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anymore, but I'll probably be off the air by the time people want to really hold me accountable for

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it. So fuck it, you know? Yeah, it could be. I mean, I mean, there, there has to be a certain

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amount of, I'm not going to have to pay the fiddler and then there's, there's another part

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with Alex though. I really do think that he is just like, dumb. He is just not interested.

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And someone has explained it to him in such a way that like, Oh, Hey, the power plants are totally

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clean. And he's never seen fit to have to look into it. Cause why would, yeah. Yeah. I just

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don't know what, how stupid do you have to believe be to just believe that on like a gullibility

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scale, I wouldn't trust a coal plant. If I walked through like the people who run coal are

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demonstrably evil and have been for 150 years. Yeah. But they also tend to politically align

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with the, the sort of things that Alex is into, you know, generally sure. He's, he's, he's inclined

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to, to trust them even though maybe, maybe on some level, I mean, he does fucking Darth Vader

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impressions all the time and talks about the dark side is the good people. That's fair. So Alex is

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inside in the hallway at this point in the video. And then he, he now tells us we're going to go

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outside. Let's go outside outside and show you Bill Gates, wanting to cool block out the sun

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and look where we're at in a fricking frozen tundra with the power off freezing our asses off

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like surfs. That's 21st century war. That's the great reset. And the great reset has cut

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the power off in Texas. He is not established that he did not demonstrate this in any way.

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Um, no wind turbines, real cold coal destroyed by Obama. See, it's the great reset. Oh, you could

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say those things, but it doesn't mean it. There's no, no connection to reality. Really? No. If it

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was destroyed by Obama, it's the great resets fault. Dan, do you understand? Yeah, sure.

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And so Alex goes outside and he's just a man yelling in the snow. He is, uh, hanging out

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with a snow backdrop being mad. And I, I think this is really interesting because if you take

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him at his word, he seems to be lamenting the industrial revolution and how, how it made it.

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So we don't have to make our own power or something that made us soft.

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So modern society is great in many ways, but it's domesticated since man is very dependent

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on the system. Now the average American, the average person in the industrialized world

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flips on the light switch and just expects power or they pull into the gas station and they expect

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gasoline or they go to the grocery store and they expected fresh food is going to be flown in or

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trucked into where they're at. Even in the winter, people have been taken away from the land and have

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been made very, very soft, myself included. But at least I know that that's going on.

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I don't understand what he's complaining about. We're so soft because we expect there to be power

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when we, you know, have all agreed to collectively pay for a power company to take care of that.

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, one, uh, hello Unabomber. It's been a while since we've talked.

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And two, no, I think it's far worse. Look, if you, if you and I want to say we're unaware that,

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uh, that technology has domesticated us and we have moved away from the land and then act like

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that, that's fine. But if we are aware of it and don't take steps to avoid it and instead only tell

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other people to do it, we're hypocritical pieces of shit you wish you didn't listen to.

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Oh yeah, absolutely. His, his pretending that like, at least I know is, yeah, it doesn't matter.

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It does make it way worse. It's worse. Yeah. You should, you should be, uh, not putting out

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little tiny videos, uh, should be underground somewhere. Maybe if you want to, if you want to

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join the land, if you want to broadcast, you should not ever have inclement weather get in

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the way because you should have a ton of generators and you should be broadcasting from a compound

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somewhere that no one knows where it is. And you got a bunch of potatoes growing, so you don't have

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to worry about anybody. Hello, Unabomber. It's been a long time since we've done it.

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It is strange. Although it is, it's, it's really interesting thing that Alex is like, okay, so

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our uplinks are in another state, so they still have power. So what we have to do is we have to

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shoot these little videos and then send them over somewhere else. And then he's got an elaborate

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system to get like little tiny videos, which is just kind of, yeah, that's great. Yeah. It seems

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like you should just not do this. I don't know. Take the day off. Yeah. That's my snow day.

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That's my feeling about it. And the argument that he's making is so not compelling that I

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don't even know why you bother, like why try to make this a conspiracy? Just like stay home.

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Yeah. You don't need to risk driving. Yeah. Yeah. But on the other hand, he could risk other people's

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lives and still probably make it to work, which is maybe his favorite thing to do. Yeah, sure.

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And I mean, there's employees there too. It's not like he's alone at the studio too. So yeah,

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that's true. Even better. I wonder if his wife is still playing tennis today. Probably. Yeah.

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So Alex, uh, well, I mean, I think the reason he's doing this is because he wants to gloat

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because he saw this coming. He knew what was going to happen. These guys have written about every

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damn bit of it. How do you think I could make a film 13, 14 years ago called in game blueprint

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for global enslavement. And you watch the damn film and almost all of it's come true

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because I know their quotes and their statements and they think you deserve to have this done to

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you. What's now unfolding because you're not fighting back. They all have private jets.

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They all got a bunch of kids. They all have palatial mansions. They all live. However,

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they want to have huge yachts. They're telling you when Obama goes to Africa,

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that you can't have a car. You can't have an air conditioning. That's a lie. Yeah. Yeah.

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It's an old, old, fun lie that he, I guess the snow pulled out of his little brain.

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Um, but like this is nonsense and I'm starting to get feelings of almost like stolen valor on his,

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like his part of like being right about things. Yeah. Yeah. How dare you? I resent that. He's

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just pointing to end game and being like, I was right about everything. I was like,

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you should go and rewatch your own work. This is not good. No, here's the worst part. Okay.

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Okay. End game. Was this a large amount about a road jet had it been built would probably

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have ameliorated a lot of problems they are currently experiencing. So not only was he

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not right about that, it should have been built. So he didn't have to deal with it today.

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I'm not positive that the road would have helped as much as you think, but it was a really big road

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that it was pretty big. It was pretty big. Yeah. And also Alex does need to do this show, not only

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to gloat about how he was right, though he wasn't. Um, he also needs to make an announcement. There

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are new numbers out the new numbers. Do you know what, do you know what these numbers are? Uh,

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Querkin is Querkin a new number? Nope. It's not, no, no, no. Hold on. Hold on. It's not

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brand new numbers. You misunderstood. No. Okay. I've not discovered a new number. I was just

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checking to see if maybe they discovered a new number. No, you never know. I recognize that

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that's a fair interpretation of what I said. That is not correct. So the globalist, right?

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Yeah. For a long time, they had claims of how many people they were going to kill.

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They're going to kill a bunch. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. There's new numbers.

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Like you're part of the establishment and going along with this. That's why they always taught,

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Oh, we're going to get rid of half the world population in the seventies. And then later,

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well, once we set up real government will be about 80%, but the good people will still be

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around to guard the earth. Now they probably say 90% will be exterminated. And the new numbers are

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down to 1% of world population. Do you understand? You've been taught to hate yourselves. You've

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been isolated. Big tech media is designed. They admit to make you depressed to make you alone.

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You are under a reclamation program to remove you and build a new world.

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You were under a culling program. They decided to dynamite us. They decided to remove us. They

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decided to blot us out. Like you destroy a building with a wrecking ball. So at least admit what's

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happening to you and recognize what's happening to you as it happens and realize that the inhuman,

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degenerate scumbag, filth and garbage that is carrying this out and doing this all lives

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lavish lifestyles are all completely wicked and hateful. Most of their children commit suicide.

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They're totally disconnected and they are ruthless scum and only have a will to dominate control

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others. And if you lay down to them, you allow them to hurt other innocence and you cut yourself

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off from God. So don't be part of it. And that's why we need to primary weak Republicans.

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I'm confused. Is this not okay? All right. You need to take back the house.

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This is ridiculous. This is so inciting. It's just nonsense,

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but it's also just an idiot standing in the snow, yelling for no reason.

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This is kind of, it's kind of a preview of what his life is going to be like in 10 years.

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The visual of it is really jarring because it is like, I mean, it's Alex Jones. So like he's,

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you know, this, this notable firebrand, ding dong idiot, but it's also a complete impotence

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that he's showing because he's just standing in the snow, yelling about his enemies.

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No, he's an apocalypse preacher.

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Yeah. But also, but also how little import or meaning is there to him being like,

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there's new numbers that 99% of the population is going to be killed. Like, okay, now you can't

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make it smaller or like the survivor number smaller. Like you have just backed yourself

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into a corner where it's like, okay, now a hundred percent. This doesn't mean anything. You're just

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making up numbers. And now you've gotten to the end of the line. There's no more numbers.

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I like the idea that there are quarterly, uh, extermination reports, you know, like every

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quarter there's new numbers like, Oh no, no, no. We were going to kill 99% at the end of the first

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quarter, but now re looking things into the second quarter, we're projecting a 97% murder.

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Some weirdo like Daniel calls Alex and he's like, hey, build a bird. They were saying that,

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uh, it's 99 now. Yeah. Yeah. There was a action that was saying 98,

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but they lost the negotiations were fraught. Yes. All fell apart. So not to, not to spend

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too much time, uh, uh, talking about why he's standing in the snow. Uh, Alex decides now time

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to yell about the vaccines. Sure. There is hope. As I said,

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Merck had to pull their vaccine three weeks ago because it was making people sick and killing them.

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And they admitted that even if you take it, it doesn't protect you. They recommended you just

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get COVID and get over it. And it was a scam, huge move that they, they got scared and said,

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this is too evil. That would be a huge move. South Africa banned the vaccine,

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make people sick and killing them. Australia had to ban their vaccine that they put out.

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Cause it was going to be HIV positive stuff. India just banned the MRNA Pfizer shot HIV stuff.

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What? Yeah. All right. Most of that shit we've covered in the past, uh, in episodes.

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That's all nonsense. The India one though is a new narrative. So I wanted to just clarify why

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India didn't approve the use of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. It was reported by CNBC back on February

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5th that Pfizer had withdrawn their application for emergency use of their vaccine in India after

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quote the government in January approved too much cheaper shots. There were a couple of other

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hurdles, namely that India requires local studies to be done to approve vaccine use. And the studies

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of Pfizer's vaccines had not been done in India. The second issue is that vaccine, uh, the one that

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they had created the Pfizer one, it requires storage in very cold conditions, which creates

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a concern about the ability for it to be rolled out all over India. You know, there's, there's

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concerns about the supply of deep freeze, uh, capabilities. Alex is pretending, Alex is

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pretending that they banned it because it's dangerous. When in reality, it's really just

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kind of a boring logistics issue. Again, this is a water heater noise. Alex is trying to tell you

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is a Viking. Yeah. That's a, that's like India being like, listen guys, we're going to have to

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ban the import of snowballs. Now I know they don't get far once they get across the border,

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but we just can't let this happen anymore. There are cheaper options that will do the same thing

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that a snowball does. And yeah, we'll, we'll go with those. So Alex, uh, still, uh, being dumb

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starts talking about how Texas used to supply everyone with power. They have shut our power

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systems down so much that we can't even provide power in the summer and the winter and the great

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state of Texas that up until 10 years ago was supplying power to 15 States and was doing an

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incredible job, but we've been shut down. That's a complete lie. Uh, Texas is a unique state in the

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country in terms of their power grid. And it's actually one of the reasons that the situation

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in the state now is so much more complicated. Texas is the only state in the country that has

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its own completely autonomous power grid called ERCOT, which is run by the electric reliability

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council of Texas. Houston public media recently posted a very concise explanation of how the

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system works and how it got to be the way it is, which I will paraphrase now. It doesn't and they

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fucked it up. When electricity started to become more prevalent, the country saw utility companies

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begin to combine and link up, uh, and, uh, create regional things. In 1935, FDR signed the federal

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power act quote, which charged the federal power commission with overseeing interstate electricity

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sales. The federal government could only really get involved with regulating interstate power

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exchanges. So in order to avoid that regulation, Texas has remained the only state in the country

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with its own power grid. This has been breached a few times, notably in 1976, when a Texas power

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company sent power to Oklahoma very briefly in what's been called the quote, midnight connection.

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Alex is completely making up that the state of Texas formerly provided energy to 15 States.

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I suspect that he doesn't even know that his state's energy set up, uh, is the way it is

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and how some of the problems he's complaining about are the direct by-product of his state

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following his own anti-federal government paranoia. It's kind of embarrassing that, uh,

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that he has no idea how it works, uh, and that because everybody else does it differently,

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it's their fault despite not knowing how he does it. Yeah, probably. And you know, uh, it's, it's

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really, it's really weird to me because like it should be a point of pride to him that the Texas

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doesn't supply our to other States and other States don't supply power to them. It should be

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like, this is a rugged individual pre-industrial revolution. We are not pacified instead. We mine

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our own coal, we burn our own coal and that's what we do. He's still, he's instead choosing

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the more attractive narrative to him, which is that Obama made it so Texas doesn't supply most

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of the country electricity. Somehow it's still, you know, the anti-Obama pro-coal

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kind of narratives take precedence over his state's rights, uh, jacking off, I think. Yeah.

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Yeah. I mean, I think that depends on the day too. Probably. Yeah. I would, uh, I would also argue,

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uh, that in this circumstance, Alex is, I guess trapped, you know, like everything that he says

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is going to be wrong. Yeah. Because the reality of it is like, this is all fucked up beyond reason

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because, you know, we made choices to get at this place. Um, I think that Alex might be literally

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trapped as well. Uh, he might, his wife might be driving the Audi, so he might be stuck at the

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studio. Might as well scream on the street. I'm not going anywhere until five. Yeah. So Alex gets

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to rambling about some other stuff. And I found this particular, uh, thought that he has a little

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bit upsetting. This has to do with the storming of the Capitol. Because the globalists fear what

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you saw at the Capitol. It was a few hundred that got the big mass to do it. The globalists

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the globalists provocateur it had security stand down so that what they feared in the future could

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be discredited. Now, a million people in DC with a serious mission to take over and overthrow

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an illegitimate government is powerful. Okay. So what I'm hearing is the globalists are afraid of

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what happened on the sixth. And so they did the sixth in order to make sure that Alex couldn't do

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it better later. Yes, you are correct. That is exactly what happened. Great. And Alex's Alex's

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point, I believe is that a few million people overrunning the Capitol, that's a W guys. That

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means we win this one. A few hundred people were fucked. So yeah, I think he's really against the

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principles of what happened on the sixth. Yeah. I think, I think it's, I think it's become quite

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clear that now he realizes he's not going to get arrested or anything. He can sort of now sort of

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subtly, just, just chill out and, you know, Hey guys, guys, two weeks from now, anybody

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not busy two weeks. That's when we got to get a couple of million, two weeks. So, uh, we know

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that Alex is a scholar on the, uh, matter of carbon dioxide, um, climate change, world war two.

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Yeah. Alex does. He, he, he seems to think this I've heard him say this before. And that's why I

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wanted to play this again, because it's such a dumb thought that I'm, I'm surprised he repeats

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this multiple times. It's clearly something he actually believes. And that is that people are

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only afraid of carbon dioxide because it sounds like carbon monoxide. Oh boy. Yeah. This is very

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bad. The sun is energy. It drives almost all of our climate, light, carbon dioxide, oxygen,

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and water is the carbon cycle. And if you take any of those very, you have death on the planet.

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Well, people know water's good. Folks know oxygen is good and they know the sun's good.

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So what is it? They attack carbon dioxide. Cause it sounds like monoxide Penn and Teller did it

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20 years ago. I did it 15 years ago. We ought to go out and do it again. You go out, you give

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people the name of water scientific 95% saving it. And we talked to over a hundred people and

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only a few went, wait a minute. We're like dihydrogen monoxide. It's everywhere. It's toxic.

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If you drink too much of it, it can kill you. Um, it, it, you know, it, it, they're like, yes,

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I agree. We should be in that. That's water even better. 99% of the studies we did out of the

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public, unofficial study, if you give them the name of table salt, Oh my God, it sounds like

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Satan. I mean, table salt has a really scary name and the average person will come to you

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and we'll say, let's be in that. Alex couldn't remember the name of table salt. Yeah. I was

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going to say, why didn't you say it then? If you're so proud of knowing what it is,

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Jordan, I hate to say a demonic word here, but sodium chloride, get the fuck out.

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You guys can't see those are Jordan is doing a cross the sign of a cross.

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I might be crazy. I might be crazy, but I'm going to toss this out for you, Dan. Yeah. I think

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somebody who knows what dihydrogen monoxide is yet believes that the president is secretly

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controlled by the devil is still dumber than somebody who thinks things are what they are,

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but it's like, just say one. Yeah. That's my belief. And I think that, you know,

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we're leaving all that aside. I think, you know, you may be right. You may be wrong,

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but my conjecture is sure. Anybody who thinks one of these kinds of studies of the public means

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anything is a dick. Oh, that's fair. And they don't, they don't have much going on. I mean,

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you don't, you don't remember the greatest poster before there was five 38, Dan,

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there was Jay Leno. All right. And when you do jaywalking, you get the right results. Yeah. Yeah.

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Yeah. I tricked you scientific poll. Fuck you. Yeah. So we just got one last clip here. And

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I mean, the, the report ends with Alex sitting in a dark studio and it actually ends with him

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yelling about how the new world order is going down and just the visual of it, of him sitting

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in a completely dark studio. That is like a review. That is Andy daily review. It is exactly

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that. It's like, guys, where's everybody. Why is everybody leaving this show? What's going on?

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Yeah. There's a, if I didn't hate him so much, there'd be a little bit of pathos

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in the moment of, of him sitting alone in a dark studio, insisting he was going to destroy

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the globalists. But I choose not to end our episode with that clip because honestly it's

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angry. It's kind of funny to think about, but it's, it's meaningless compared to this,

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this clip, I think says everything that you need to know. I understand the average person doesn't

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read 300 books on world war II. Correct. I understand the average person doesn't read a

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hundred books on Rome. The person doesn't read 50 books on British naval history. The average

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person doesn't read 30 books on us history in the revolutionary war or five books. I disagree.

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The civil war or a couple of hundred books on globalism and perfectly in Zbigniew Brzezinski and

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Klaus Schwab. But I did. Nope. And so I know who these people are just because I happen to

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get into it when I was like nine years old because these books were all over my house.

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And so I had a piece of chip earlier, so I keep licking my lips.

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Cause all the stores are closed. There's no food. The grocery stores are all closed.

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So I went out and got the crew some food, got some potato chips and

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some candy bars. That's that. That's about all we get right now. Cause the power's off

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because the government shut the power off by shutting the power plants down.

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Yeah. I think that's a good summation of Alex. Just like bragging about books he's read that

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he hasn't read. What hundred books are about Klaus Schwab? Get the fuck out of here.

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I don't know. He's just rambling about how well ready he is. And he's not like normal people

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cause he's, he's figured all this out because he's so smart and read all this shit. And then

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he gets completely derailed by a chip. Just, Oh, I ate a chip earlier. That's all we get now.

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Cause the power's out, man. The greatest minds of my generation. I saw it taken down by a little

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chip in the tooth for want of a toothpick. The greatest minds of my generation have been torn

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asunder. Yeah. This is a bleak. Yeah. That's not good. So I, yeah, I just wanted to check in with

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you and let you know how things go. We're going for Alex. And it turns out, yeah, it turns out

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this is how it's going. Last we, last we know of him at the time that we're recording this,

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he's just sitting alone in a dark studio and no, no telling when he'll be back.

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I, I do like the idea of somebody showing up at the office tomorrow,

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turning the lights off and Alex is just sitting at the desk. Just like eyes haven't

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blunt for 20 hours. Just Aaron. He's actually wearing a tie. Yeah.

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It's more put together than usual. I slept in the office for the first time in a long time.

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It feels really great. Really great guys. I didn't, I don't know if you know this,

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but you can read in the dark, probably have better comprehension of stuff than he does

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at this point. Guys. I started reading books with my hands, even if they aren't in braille,

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I'm figuring it out, man. Yeah. Really doing it this time. Did you know that

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Klaus Schwab didn't say all the stuff I said, he says, we're going to be real trouble if people

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find that out. Oh shit. Oh no. So, uh, Jordan will be back on Friday, but, uh, until then,

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uh, we have a website. We do have a website. It's knowledge fight.com. Yep. We're also on Twitter.

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We are on Twitter. It's at knowledge. We're fighting that go to bed. Jordan was on Facebook.

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We are down shy Tuesday. And if you could please find a local charity or bath under your

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area to help out people do in a God's work. Yeah. We'll be back. But until then I'm Neo,

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I'm Leo. I'm DZX Clark. I'm Daryl Rundis. I, uh, uh, uh, uh, we'll hope the best for everybody

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going through tough times with the weather all around the country.

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Andy in Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding.

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Well, Alex, I'm a first time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work.