09-04-26 Part 8

0:00Before we begin, I want everyone to take three grounding breaths with me. In through the nose, out through the colonial industrial complex. Good. Why couldn't you just be a good mother to me like Lindsay? I'm so sorry, please forgive me. We are here today because society failed Lindsay. Not because three children are dead. The children are in a better place. Lindsay is the one who has to live with feelings. Lindsay, honey, look at me. You are so brave for showing up. It took courage to do what you did. Lindsay's such a good mother, the best mother. I would let her watch my kids this weekend. She gets it. I wish she was my mom. Can we just hug her? Not yet, but I'm proud of this jury for leading with empathy. Lindsay, I have to ask the hard question because the law which was written by men requires it. If we let you go today, do you promise not to do anything like that again? No. I swear. I just want more kids. I want to adopt. I want to open an orphanage. I want 20 babies. I'll name them all after the first three so their memory and my love can live on forever.

1:04I want a family compound. I want a state grant. I want a reality show called Lindsay's Little Angels 2.0. And I promise you your honor. I will be the greatest mother this country has ever seen. I still have so much love to give. Between you and me, I'm taking gas station boner pills just to keep up with these women. We want to play dumb here in America and say, oh, that's thousands of miles away. We've got big oceans between us. It is what it is. But we've given Ukraine hundreds of billions of dollars in order to do this. The same vice versa with NATO. Everyone else is involved in this conflict as well. I've got clips and Mark Carney in reference to this that I'll be playing shortly. But I want to read to you the propaganda article coming out of the New York Times, the toilet paper of record as the goat Gerald Slynte often says. Go ahead and show overhead shot. Please the risk of Russian sabotage in Europe. Oh, we're just going to ignore they've been attacking Moscow. A fight that spirals out of control. Russia's failed drone attack on a German airport was part of a dangerous pattern of escalation

2:05that experts and officials said risk sparking an open confrontation with NATO, whether the Kremlin wants it to or not. German officials declared this week that the Russian state was behind the attack in which one explosive drone hit a park to Ukrainian cargo plane and another appeared to collide with a plane taking off both drones failed to detonate. So basically they found some bombs and it's unclear where these bombs came from. They say it's very clear. Oh, it came from Russia, Russia, Russia. We've heard this over and over and over again. Remember who they said blew up Nord Stream. They said it was the Russians. Now it's admitted it was Ukrainian terrorists for help by the United States of America. And that is why this network, the Alex Jones network, the Alex Jones show and all the shows on the network. This is why we call ourselves tomorrow's news today. My dad has been predicting these false flag attacks basically for the past year, if not longer. And it's very clear and it's backed up by historical record. What is happening? I want to show you this as well overhead shot. Please operation him. Or this is World War two also called operation can serve was a set of Nazi false flag operations

3:07in late August 1939 designed to fabricate Polish attacks on Germany and justify the invasion of Poland. Here's a quick rundown on what happened there. Main actions of the night of 31st August 1939 invasion of Poland began 1st September 1939 who planned it him or planned it supervised by Rinyard Hadrich operationally managed by Gestapo chief hybrid Mueller executed by the SS and SD personnel. The goal of this was to create the appearance of Polish aggression. Oh, wow, it sounds familiar, doesn't it? So Germany could claim it was acting in self defense Hitler also hoped it might delay or prevent Britain and France from declaring full war method SS teams and Polish uniform staged attacks on German border sites. They fired shots caused damage and then withdrew leaving bodies dressed in Polish uniforms. The bodies were concentration camp prisoners referred to initially as canned goods, conserve who had been killed by injection and then shot to look like combat deaths. The best known incident was a small team led by Alfred Nudgex seized the station and

4:07broadcasted a short anti-German message in Poland or Polish dead prisoners in a local Silesian activists were left at the scene. Doesn't that all sound frighteningly familiar because Russia's broadcast their position. If they keep getting hit with these long range attacks that are backed by NATO, backed by the West, backed by America in general, then they're going to strike military targets inside of the EU. You don't get to throw the first punch as Ukraine NATO have done by striking long distance deep into Russia, striking their capital Moscow and then say, Oh, no, oh, no, no, no. And that's why they're going to set it up. That's why they're going to run this plan. This is what's called a shake and bake operation. They're putting all of their pieces in place. They're going to run the false flag operation and then they're going to blame it on the Russians. Why would the Russians do this? Why would the Russians give sympathy and credibility to a side that's ultimately the aggressor involved this, the European Union, the same people, Boris Johnson flew over in 2022, just as little co-cads of Linsky was about to sign the peace agreement and promised that

5:08NATO would back him to the hill. The EU has given these people a loan over a hundred billion dollars and just take a little guess here at what that loan is guaranteed by. They say, Oh, when you win, when you beat the Russians or whatever, you're going to take their assets, you're going to take their land and we'll use that as credit for that loan. Now you have to be smoking some really refined fentanyl and doing the dope fiend lean to believe all that. But Zalinsky believes it because he's high on the money, high on the power and if he stops the war tries to pull out the as off battalion neo-naughts, he's actually run that country under the direction of people like Victoria Newland and John McCain historically will kill him. And that's very simply what's going on here. You know, this is one of my main reasons for being mad at Trump. This was my first reason for being mad at Trump after 2024. I was a staunch supporter. He promised to end the Ukraine conflict on day one. That is what he said. He was going to do. He said he had the power to do it before he even became president. And here's why I believe him. Here's why I think he was right.

6:09Very simply put, do Ukrainians cannot fight without an internet connection. They require drone technology and they require drone logistics ability that comes from Starlink Elon Musk. So why is this still going on? Why are they still getting logistical support from the West? Why is the West helping them in operation spiders web and others where they literally sent 18 Wheeler trucks deep inside of Russia and bomb their nuclear bomber fleet with it? Now I've had a Ukrainian journalist on this guy said, Oh, no, they're using those planes to attack Russia. Here's the problem with that. Those planes are protected under what was called the new start treaty, which we've sent since withdrawn from even other Russians begged us to resign. That meant that hey, with you show one country, you show all, we'll keep our bombers out. If you the Americans also keep your bombers out and that was to create an era of mutual trust and non proliferation, trying to get away from the mad dog fantasy of wanting to use nuclear weapons and warfare because everyone has their cards on the table. If everyone can know where everyone else is nuclear triad is, then it's really not a problem

7:10because of the mad doctrine, mutually assured destruction. But you have little rump states, little proxy states, specifically Ukraine that don't really care about any of that. All they care about is perpetuating their conflict, perpetuating their war because they know ultimately the oligarch class, the transnational capital that actually runs the west needs that to happen. What happened in Ukraine? Jared Kushner, Steve Whitkoff and Larry Fink, BlackRock, Matt was Zelensky and they divided up the corpse of the country. Well, what about that second guy that was going to try to assassinate Trump? You know, the guy on the golf course with the five mysteriously marked cell phones and AK-47 that was hiding in the bushes. Oh, he was recruiting Afghani migrants to fight in Ukraine with the promise of citizenship. When you start looking into these things and you start examining these cases, they are really, really, really weird. I want to go ahead and play clip five from my list, Rex's list, go ahead and play clip five because Canada is trying to evolve itself in this as well. Let's go ahead and go to clip five.

8:13I've met Vladimir Putin in the past multiple times. He only understands strength and directness and the message would be simple. Get out of Ukraine, get back all of Ukraine to Ukraine and this war which is killing more than 30,000 of your people every single month. I'd leave it at that to be honest because that's the important. Yeah, so the death numbers are completely cooked. They're not losing that many people. Zelensky's losing far more people and he doesn't care. Zelensky asked to resort to press gangs, force military conscription, also known as a war crime in order to fill his coffers of foreign western money so that he can juice himself and his associates. And so he can send more innocent Ukrainians off the diet and a war they can't win. And this is what this all comes down to, right? Let's say you're pro Ukraine. Let's say that you hate the Russians. Let's say that you want them to be beaten back in Ukraine to reconstitute itself including

9:16in the Donbass region. That's not going to happen because you have a nuclear power at the doorstep of this country that feels threatened by western expansion. And we can just look at the history of NATO to explain this. They added 12 countries after the Warsaw pack was dissolved after promising not one inch over that red line. And you know, I've seen people I like Malcolm Nance. I like his coverage of the Iran war on the nuclear weapons threat. I think he's a does a good job of explaining that, but he's clearly interested in the Ukrainian side for various reasons. And he says, oh, look, they must shake in their boots. The Russians must be afraid that the German military is reconstituting itself into the German military of the 1930s. And it's like, yeah, like why don't you say how Hitler too? Like that's literally what all this stuff is. It's a power mad fantasy. They're going to spend the last of the sperm bank, the last of the white people. They're going to send them to go off and die in Russia and then Germany, UK, France, Spain, these are going to be Afghani nations. These are going to be Sudanese nations, Somalian nations, because those people are going

10:16to migrate due to mass economic pressure. Also, Michael Young calls it human as automatic pressure. They're going to leave their destroyed homelands. They don't have food, water, anything because they don't getting any resources and he aid anymore. No fertilizer, mass death, mass starvation. This is really a economic COVID of choice. And they're going to come to the West and take it over. And then people, you know, the chuckle buddies like Will Chamberlain Andrew Wilson will go, you have to be afraid of the Democrats and the Muslims. Well, who's bringing them here? What's bringing them here? It's the world war that's bringing them here. It's a world proxy war. There's a thousand kilometers of nearly unbroken conflict that stretches all the way past the Caspian Sea to Iran, the entire West Asia, the entire central Europe. All of this stuff is at a stage far more dangerous than a lot of the parts of the cold war. You can call it a lukewarm war, whatever you want. But when the history books are written, all right, they say, oh, when do the war start? I was having a debate with my buddy, Jack, about this top Austin comedian, Jonathan Hempel. I was talking to him about this and he goes, okay, when would you say World War two started?

11:18And for America, I said, uh, Pearl Harbor probably started for us on Pearl Harbor. That's the we declared war on the imperial Japanese. Other people would say it's when Hitler took the Rhineland. Other people would say it's when Hitler invaded Poland, but in reality, let's go back to World War one in Archduke, France, Ferdinand. And the history books are written about the current conflicts that were in the current world chapter that we're in. They're going to say that World War three started when we killed the Iatola. And there are going to be a number of factors to that. They might bring you crane in there as a precursor to that as well, but 20, 30, 40 years in the future when all these master debaters are in their nursing homes, drooling on themselves. The reality will be known. This was started by the United States that could not extricate itself from multiple proxy wars that it promised to stop. And we are in full war right now. What is it called when a country puts itself hundreds of billions of dollars in debt a month? Okay, not a day, not a week a month. What is that called? If not a world war? It's a world economic war. It's the economy stupid.

12:18People are starving all across the planet. And you can't blame a coup for it. You can't blame the cough. Can't blame the common cold. You can't blame COVID. You have to blame these prolonged military operations that are destabilizing the planet. Let's just take a little, a little look at all this and how this is developing. You have Biden who weaponizes swift against the Russians. Prizes $300 billion in their assets, cuts them off from the world financial system. How do the Russians and Chinese respond to that? They start implementing SIPS, which is their bank to bank payment method, which is now used by over 100 nations. You see how we put ourselves in exactly that position? We cut off the Chinese from using GPS a decade or two ago. You know what they did? They invented by dough, which is like a BDS. That's their GPS system, which works even better than ours does in certain regions of the world. They have more satellites, more information, better tracking of the global self. This is what it means to make your nation obsolete. We are sanctioning ourselves, not these other countries when we go to war with them. Instead of having a multi-nodal cooperative agreement with the rest of the world where

13:22we need these rare earth minerals to make our missiles even. We need these rare earth minerals. We need the tungsten. We need the titanium. We need all these things so that we can actually be that world power that we claim to be. We're cutting ourselves off from everybody else and we're shooting ourselves in the foot in the hip. We're shooting ourselves in the hip and we ain't going to be able to walk anymore. We're about to have to run the race where sprinting is required. We're developing AI. We got like five times more data centers than any other nation in the world. We're still relying on that to be the juicer of the economy. What happens when this resource war becomes not just a resource war, but a literal kinetic war across three or four fronts? What happens when all the critical missile interceptors and munitions that we have are now gone, spent, wasted, useless? What happens? Do you think the Russians aren't going to take Ukraine, Kiev, Odessa? Do you think the Chinese aren't going to take the South China Sea, Taiwan? If you think it's all going to work out, we haven't had an aircraft or we haven't not had an aircraft carrier in that region for like 20, 30 years and now we don't have one. It's over.

14:23It's over. And what we've got the South Korean military guy, see if he can pull this up really quick. I'll close the segment off with this one. We got the South Korean military who prior said it wouldn't involve itself in the Iran war. Now they're getting involved too because the call has come from Big Mac daddy Trump and Big Mac daddy Trump says, Hey, you're in a protection racket, kid. And if you don't engage, if you don't obey, if you don't pull your part and, you know, five boxes of Zedie or whatever that scantino had in the sopranos, we're going to take your store. We're going to take your house. We're going to take everything. And these nations are having to make a decision now about what they're going to do. Are they going to cow-tow? No pun intended. And back the US, no matter what it drags themselves into, or are they going to protect their own national interest? I think right now, they're still a little skittish and afraid of America. But as things develop even more, as both these wars, the Iran war and the Ukraine were unable to be ended, as they used more precision strike munitions every single day to blow up weddings. One wedding, not every single day, but still as they do more of this, the situation is not

15:24just going to become grave. It's going to become untenable. And these other nations are going to realize the time is now that's what Sun Zuz says, never interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake. And we sure are making a lot of mistakes right now. We're about to go to a critical report that my dad has shot on some really interesting things. You all need to be aware of. My dad is working on even more stuff behind the scenes. The guy truly never takes a day off. We all love Alex Jones. We all are Alex Jones Alex, my middle name, by the way, a lot of y'all didn't know that. So the liners for him also work for me kind of in an interesting way. I wonder if he was thinking about that when he made my middle name Alexander, we're going to go ahead and cut to this in about one minute. I do want to remind you guys I'm Rex Jones news with the Z on Twitter. That's Rex Jones news with the Z. If you want to follow me there and see me crash out and give commentary and debate some of these chuckle buddies. I'd be really honored if you did that. That's Rex Jones news with the Z also dude new American journal every single morning 8 a.m. 211 a.m. Critical information. So hey, if you missed that morning show on your drive home from work, if you want to hang out with me every single day, I'm doing a show there right now.

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23:39Share the live link, share the feed, DM it to people, copy the link, text message. You know what you need to do. That is the most important thing you can do because it's 100% totally free. If you're watching this broadcast right now, whether you're on a laptop, whether you're on a desktop computer, whether you're on your phone on an iPad, whatever you're doing, even listening to it on the radio, tell other people around you, they need to tune in. They gotta do your part in the information war and share because knowledge is power. And the pen is always my dear than the sword. I want to go to clip number one here with JD Vance talking about this latest strike on Nauronian wedding. And the Iranians say that an attack on a wedding celebration earlier this week killed several people in your dozens of others. I know Centcom says it's investigating, but have you been briefed on that attack and was the US responsive? So I've been briefed to the extent that I know that we're investigating. I've seen the same public media reports everywhere else. I will say that the Iranian state media has not been a very good scribe about what's

24:39happened in the conflict as far. So I'm extremely skeptical of this. What I can say with 100% confidence is that unlike the IRGC, the United States never targets civilians in combat. We never will do that. We never have done that. And unfortunately, obviously, sometimes things happen. But in this particular case, I don't think that we have any information one way or the other. We're investigating it because obviously we care. We want to know. And if we do make mistakes, again, this is a big difference between us and Iran. When our military makes mistakes, they learn from them to try to get better from them. So we're investigating it very fully. All right. Well, JD is the best of a really bad bunch. And I get that he's being a lawyer for the government here and saying that we didn't do it. We did it. We killed a four-year-old. Congratulations. Everyone that criticized Obama, including us, he got to be ideologically consistent and calling out and condemning war crime, which is what we do with our munitions. And he said, oh, we never target innocent civilians. We don't do this as a country. What happened in Manab? What happened when we killed 165 school children? What happened when we killed the Iatola and his entire family on day one?

25:42We do target civilians. This is what our American military does. And this is why we work so hard on this network and many others to stop it is because we do truly believe America is the greatest nation of the world. We created the international law framework. We need to abide by it. We don't need to be in other countries, drone striking weddings, striking schools, and killing little kids. And it's just a very grave situation. Now I want to go to number two, which is just an outrageous law. I'm not even a lawyerly answer to the one like JD gave. Let's go to Hegseth, projecting press question about classified munitions. Let's go to clip two. It has two types of attack of weapons. Unitary and cluster. Press reported that nearly all the attack of weapons were used. Did the United States use both military and- Why would I answer? This is kind of stupid question I would never answer. Like why would I answer a question about whether we do or do not have certain types of munitions? I will tell you we have 110 percent. I will tell you we have one. I would never answer that question. An American press is foolish to want to press an American war department about where we may or may not be on classified. It's almost as if we had plenty when we needed it.

26:43And we have plenty now and we have plenty when we need it. No, we don't. Of course, I think it's a lot of success. It's enough. Just positively that up there on Reed Trump's tweet. This is what Potta says. For the treasonous scum that refuses to accurate report on our military operation in Iran, we have virtually unlimited amounts of mid to high grade ammunition far more than we could ever use for this or for any other war, which is highly unlikely man. That could improvably take place. It's what you said about being the peace president, right? In addition, we are producing munitions at levels never seen before. We are stockpiling and preparing for any contingency that could happen. We are taking them for ourselves, the US rather than selling them to others. But the sales to allies will soon begin again, also let it be known. The Biden administration gave far more munitions away to Ukraine and no cost than whatsoever than we have used in Iran. If you look at the missile interceptor numbers alone, that's simply not true. And we don't have these things. We expended thousands of them to defend Israel to defend our Gulf state allies. And we've been left with nothing to the degree that they had a Ucom. And I believe they had a specific command as well, but I want to say Ucom for sure, because

27:46I know that's to be true. The European commander, like our guy has said, Hey, if you pull anymore weapons out of theater, we're at dangerously critically low levels of these munitions. We're not going to be able to fight a war on two fronts, much less three. And that's what this all comes down to. You know, you can say the sky is red. You can say the grass is blue. You can make all these claims. But ultimately, it's the other countries that are listening and watching this conflict play out. They've been watching the Ukraine conflict play out for just some time. And this is the straw that's breaking the camel's back. It's going to break our nation. It's going to break our nation when they come into Ukraine fully. It's going to break our nation when they invade the South China Sea and take Taiwan. And we're not going to be able to do anything about it because both Biden and Trump, the boomer tier and a bog boomer occupied government, they've put us in a critically defense, defenseless position that we can't really climb out of unless we super piece. And that's really what I advocate for. We don't need to be fighting these wars. We don't need to be fighting these conflicts. Joe Kentwood, no, right? 12 combat deployments lost his wife in a war manufactured by Israel. And what he says is 100% true.

28:49We need to declare victory and go home. And you can kind of see Trump kind of walking down that line. Now he's saying, oh, the straight is almost completely ours. We almost completely control it. You can see him saying, oh, well, you know, we've done enough. You can see John Kennedy, the senator come out and say, we've accomplished our objective, most more objectives. And we know that's not true because there were no objectives besides regime change going into this war. Iran wasn't developing a nuclear weapon. I know me and my dad differ on this. I don't think they had one. But other people say, oh, we had to strike. Operation midnight hammer. We obliterated their nuclear program. Shouldn't we have left then? Shouldn't we have called it a day? But I want to get into the real critical factor here because you can talk about missile interceptors. You can talk about precision guided strike munitions, prisms. You can talk about jazms. You can talk about the strike packages. They can put on a dumb bomb to turn it into somewhat of a smart bomb. We can go down that road all day. But I want to show you what Larry Johnson is saying about the oil market and specifically where our oil is going. Let's go ahead and play clip number six. I'm losing plenty of diesel and aviation fuel.

29:52Yet the United States has a shortage. And then he started digging into it. The reason there's a shortage. US has been exporting that to Amsterdam. And this is where another energy expert, my name Carl Miller came out and then identified it was being deliberately hidden. It's going to Israel, but there's been to hidden it away so that you don't necessarily see that it's going to Israel. Also it's going to the US military. So that actually ended up that that was the United States cutting its own throat, so to speak, cutting its own supply to its own people in order to service overseas needs. And that has now that's triggered an economic problem here in the United States. Because prices decals way up and it's affecting farmers, it's affecting truckers, it's affecting homeowners who are having to buy oil to heat their homes up in New England. Now it's a bad situation.

31:00And it's very clearly irrefutable, right? We've had the worst we've cropped that we've had in years wheat. Excuse me, I always have problems with that word. The worst wheat crop that we've had in years, if you look all across the world, all across the planet, I mean, people I know they can't afford to fertilize their own. Hey, no other things like this. And you're not going to see the true economic impact of that until months into the future. But it is coming, be sure of that. And the people that would deny that the people would say, oh, well, maybe it wasn't a war, but it's a war now. We got to support the president. President is doing everything for us. Look at his domestic policy. These are free campaign commercials for the Democrats when you support a guy that's taking us to war for other countries, right? Not just one country, two, possibly more if we get involved for the EU, we're already involved with NATO and so much other stuff. And you can look at some of Trump signaling, right? And some of it that I actually like, like saying, hey, we're going to pull out a NATO. You have to look at the motivation behind it. Why are we going to pull out a NATO? Well, it's very clear. Israel wants to fight Turkey. They want to fight Erdogan that Nyahu has made this very clear. And well, they have our nuclear weapons.

32:01They're both NATO and a bricks member. And it makes a lot more sense for Israel to be able to fight Turkey with our help if they're not in NATO anymore. If we're not in NATO anymore, and ultimately, you're generating free campaign commercials when you have American coffins coming home on planes. You're generating free campaign commercials when Trump comes out and says, I like inflation. I like how high housing prices. I like XYZ because all the people that were part of the independent coalition that push Trump over the top both in 2016 and 2024, they have been completely disenfranchised and abandoned. And if you don't hold your own side's feet to the fire, my dad often said that, you know, I used to not like it, but now I understand it. Holding someone's feet to the fire is not a nice thing to do. You're burning them, but we're burning them with the truth with liberty and we're demanding what we voted for. We didn't just vote for memes or the Trump.gov video game site arcade site. We'll get into that later. We didn't vote for the shock gloves and the ice agents. We voted for mass deportations, which aren't happening in the numbers they need to.

33:02We voted for no new wars. We got two new wars that Trump has either refused to extricate us from or started all over again. You could say three, you could say four, Operation Midnight Hammer, 12-Day War. You could say three or four with the Houthi failure, where we had to retreat and disgrace after losing one of our fighter jets due to the motion of the ocean and the red sea. I'm not joking. That's not a joke. You can look it up. When you put us geopolitically in such a weak position and when you crush the American economy, like I'm a business owner, I'll talk about this for a little bit. It's a little bit embarrassing, but it's the truth. I have to wind down all of my stuff because I can't afford to do business anymore. I can't afford it. I can afford to do manufacturing, which I'll go forward to continue with, but doing the e-commerce, doing the shipping, it's just not working out for me long term. The economics aren't there. And I was working. I was doing this three, four, five years ago. I was doing this when Biden was in office and one of my main reasons for voting for Trump was I genuinely believed in that economic recovery. What is necessary for that economic recovery? Number one thing. Wait for a second for the audience to think about it. What is necessary for the economic recovery?

34:04Cheap energy. That is number one. If things are a little more expensive because we're doing tariffs, bringing American manufacturing back, you can mitigate that heavily by making it affordable to buy a gas and diesel because transport costs are going to be cheaper. All logistic costs are going to be cheaper. Something that involves someone driving somewhere to do something is going to be cheaper. And that impacts literally every single American. That was thrown out. And they say, Oh, look at Venezuela. Oh, it's so incredible. Mainly at the Venezuela. I mean, here's the problem with Venezuela. The oil in Venezuela is thick as tar. Imagine having a glass and you got a straw and you're going to suck chunky peanut butter through it. How long do you think that's going to take? They have to catalycically crash it. They have to do this thing where they get these like platinum plates. They put the thing, the oil on the tar on top of the plates and platinum is like a natural catalyst, right? That means it doesn't interact, but it promotes the actual chemical process. And then they're able to kind of shock it into more of what it needs to be. But on the record, you can look this up top oil experts break this down.

35:06We cannot put this stuff in our salt caverns. These strategic petroleum reserve. That was a huge point, a huge talking point in 2024. I remember it all. I was there just like you were. We're not goldfish for human beings. Have a memory. We said, oh, Biden's draining it. Oh, this is horrible. We can't do this. We can't get away with this. Trump has drained it to the lowest point on record. And this is just another one of those free ones. We give the Democrats. And like he said in the video, we're giving oil and diesel. Israel. So the Maga priority, which was cheap energy, no new war, peace through strength, economical recovery. That has been destroyed. Howard Lutnik wrote the tariff policy. Tariff would have been perfectly legal. They would have been perfectly fine. I don't support the dracrony and levels of the policy, but on its face, it would have been approved by the Supreme Court. And therefore justified and okay, Howard Lutnik wrote those policies in order for them deliberately to fail so that him and his family could make billions of dollars. This is all on the record. You can just look at it. It's a fact. This is why he's always laughing. He's laughing at you at home, whenever he's behind Trump, whether he's talking about Epstein,

36:08whether he's talking about tariffs, it doesn't matter. You can say, oh, the cheap energy promise. What happened there? Oh, we're blowing up. Russia. The board stream Biden did that. Trump continue with that policy. We're closing the straddle, horror moves. We're the ones that closed it, not the Iranians by starting that illegal war on February 28th. You can look at economic recovery, consumer sentiment on retail pricing is at an all-time low. People don't want to spend money because they's like, hey, like I need this for critical things. I would include this broadcast and critical things. Please support this broadcast. And people genuinely believed in the peace president in the notion of peace through strength. And we've gotten weakness through war. That's what we got from peace, from peace, from strength, we've gotten weakness from war. And that's inexcusable. And here's the thing. You can make the argument that, hey, it's better than the Democrats. Well, hey, you know, a crap sandwich with bread on it versus a crap sandwich with no bread on it at all. You know, I guess people can justify it because maybe they like a little bit of carbohydrate. But that's not what the American voters signed up for. The American voters signed up for that red meat for that royale with cheese.

37:12And it would have been very easy to deliver to them. But we have chosen foreign interests over our own, both in Ukraine, both in Israel, both in Europe, and all men are a country. South America, Argentina, given a $40 billion beef subsidy. When Trump is called out on this request and by the reporters, he snaps. He says, they're suffering. They're dying right now. You don't understand. Oh, yeah. What about Americans? What about Americans in the street? What about the beef, the beef herds which are at their lowest record in many, many decades right now? That's a national disaster. This is a crisis and everything I just laid out for you both foreign and domestic, the people that are Trump's sick of fans, the Maga chudlets, which you will get into. The people that refuse to acknowledge reality. These are the people that are going to make the Democrats win in the midterms in next election. And these are the people that are going to blame us and say, oh, it's your fault for not fighting the Democrats hard enough. Well, I'm sorry. I'm not the president of the United States. And the president of the United States broke the back of the Democratic Party in 2024. He annihilated Joe Biden.

38:12He obliterated Kamala Harris and he had a mandate to win a mandate to lead. And we would have five Republican presidents. Had he actually done what he said he was going to do. But you know what? We don't live in the fairy tale world where the United States president is the most powerful man on the planet. We live in the world as Jimmy Dors says. And as I say, as well, great minds think alike. I came up with this originally too. The president is middle management. The president is like the manager at the Burger King who gives everyone their check. And everyone's afraid of the big boss. But the real boss is the franchise owner. The real boss is the owner of 28 different stores in that same state. The real boss is a CEO of that company. And that's the guy that really makes the shots. And that ain't even one person. That's an international conglomerate of those transnational and capital interests that Simon Dixon talks about these are oligarchs of all stripes and stars and different color stars of David, other stars, you name it. And these are the people that have decided that they are going to sacrifice the American empire to build their own empire.

39:13And Trump has been sold in that decision because it enriches himself. So if we're going to be serious about reforming the Republican party and having a populist revolution, the white like the one that we had in 2016, then we have to choose to reform our own party. And you can't reform our own party if you're ball washing and tongue bathing, the people that betrayed the platform that they ran on. And it really does bother me. I'm going to show this really quick. This is the only time we're going to cover it today. Just go ahead and show clip number nine. This is the real fruit of Trump's second term. Yeah, you can take a look at this here. Looks like the kidney bottom looks like the surface of the moon. That's a city that used to have two million people in it. Okay. They say only 40,000 people have died in this conflict. Those are American made bombs that did that to that city. I want you to think about the second, third, fourth order effects or something like this. The death number that they have, you think they're going through the rubble looking at the bodies, people dying from disease, people dying from starvation, dehydration, people dying because of crime and looting and abandonment and just human pain, mass human pain.

40:17It is a genocide. And if you don't acknowledge that, if you don't accept that, and if you don't say, hey, as Republicans, we're going to be better. We're not going to kill little kids anymore. And you're handing the Democrats the win. And everything I say is because I care about the future of this country. I care about America. These aren't easy things to say, but that's the real world. We got to live in reality. And I think you can go to genocide archive.com to just see all the evidence of all this stuff that's trying to be wiped away. It won't be wiped away. The Democrats who are just as bad, the Democrats who allowed all this to happen under Biden. That's where all the genocide started taking place after October 7th. The Democrats that backed all them to the hill, they're going to run campaign ads where they pretend they're not responsible for it. And because Trump is so bombastic about supporting it because Trump is so flamboyant about backing it, giving them money, giving them weapons, they're going to kill us with that. They're going to murder our asses with that. And we are going to have to sit on our hands and do nothing because we don't have an answer. Well, I've gotten answer. We've called it out from day one. Joe Kents called it out from day one, Marjorie Taylor Green, Thomas Massey, so many other people.

41:20And these people at immense personal cost, immense personal loss. Joe Kent literally lost his wife in a war manufactured by Israel and was brave enough to say that and lose the culmination of his life's work being in the United States government. Sailing to tell the truth, no matter what because they actually care about the future of this country. Think about that. Think about the level of hubris it takes for some chudwood to say, you're doing that for personal gain. This is the mission of saving America. This is the mission of saving human life, being pro human in general because what we do overseas comes back home to us. It's called karma called God's judgment, whatever you want to say, it cannot be ignored any longer. It cannot be ignored anymore. I want to show you clip number 10. This is what Ben Shapiro thinks the Republican platform is going to be. Show it. So Drew, we were going to miss if we did not comment on the deportation of a seminal American figure. I speak, of course, of Milo, Yanopolis. It is my contention that if Republicans wish to win in 2026, they should just run on

42:21the fact that they deported Milo. This is their very few propositions in American life that have over 100% support. I think Dali Parton was a person who had pretty much universal American support and supporting Milo, Yanopolis has similarly high levels of support is my understanding. Well, I do have misgivings in that they're sending him back to England and sending a homosexual to a Muslim country seems kind of cruel to me, but I guess he's just going to have to live with it. That's what he came from. Yeah, you think you can use that in general election to win? I think Ben Shapiro and Andrew Klavin are going to carry you to victory. Hey, Maga people, not the real Maga Patriots that are America first that got kind of duped into it or whatever is still leaving the president. I'm talking to Will Chamberlain, talking to Andrew Wilson, all the people on that side of the panel, the chudlets, the John Doyle types. Hey, that's your team now. These are your people and you think you're going to have an establishment candidate back by these same people that you're going to have to deep throat and support. You think that's going to win you a general election? How are you going to convert the Obama voter that voted for Trump in 2016 on the referendum

43:23against the Iraq war? How are you going to convert the Mexican taco truck guy, the black guy who voted for Biden that may have wanted to vote for him, but chose Trump because of economic recovery because of sanity, ultimately over the insane Democrats. How are those people going to convert exactly when all you have is Ben Shapiro and Andrew Klavin laughing about myelionapolis being deported? I don't think that's going to work for you, bro. I think we have a much more rational position of actually holding our sides feet to the fire and burning them and showing them the truth. They did this to us. They're the reason why we're done. They're the reason why we're getting Muslims. They're the reason why we get the Islamic footwashing stations. They're the reason why we get the child trans surgery. This is the reason it has nothing to do with us who are just holding our own side accountable. It has everything to do with you, the people that have joined with the Neocons that have actually joined with the radical left in order to give them a free win in the midterms and the next election. We actually want candidates that are strong enough to stand on their own morals, values and principles and actually have a voter believe, actually have a voter know that these

44:25same people are so firm on their values they refuse to compromise them even when they had infinite personal gain available. And that's why they're electable in 2028. That's what it all comes down to. That's the truth. Isn't it so simple? Isn't it so easy to understand? This is what America first means. It means putting America first when all the chips are down. It means putting America first when the side that says you're part of the victory declares you a loser declares you a low IQ. It means staying true to your values when you could be partying at Mar-a-Lago, partying at the White House, getting the paychecks, being on the payroll. None of that is necessary because we serve the American people, not Benjamin Netanyahu, not Smotritz, not Ben Gavir, not Radical Zolinsky, not EU, not Kierstarm or not Mark Carney. We serve this country. We serve this nation and that will never change. Unlike you. I want to do this plug here. We got a Labor Day blowout sale that starts today. That's 40 to 50% off-site wide. Every single order gets a free bottle. That's a free bottle of the CMOS gummies. Free tiers spend 99 bucks, get free shipping and free beef tallow, spend $125, get a free

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46:31Rex Jones news on Twitter. You can find me there. Gray area talks Thursday, Sunday night, 7 30, 10 30 PM. New American Journal. That's 8 AM, 11 AM. Every single day I am live for you. Even when I'm doing this show, I got Phil and host for me doing a phenomenal job. Please go find me there on Rumble and on X. Very important thing to do. And as they bring me on to the network more and more and more, we got even more exciting shows, broadcast programs to show you in the future. Bombing Iran might actually save us from the start of World War III if it keeps the Israelis from using nuclear weapons. A red line should be drawn right here before Iran completes the second stage of nuclear enrichment. People never believe it's actually happening to them. And this gigantic war is going on and we're the ones running it and Trump had been able to stop it in almost two years. He didn't start it. Russia's like, OK, you're bombing us thousands of times a week. We're starting hitting you. And the UK Prime Minister responds to that. Russia's threats in the last two weeks by saying, yeah, they're promising, yeah, we are running the attacks. We're proud of it.

47:32And despite Russia's outrageous threats to my country, we will continue our support for Ukraine's defense. The Russian will thank you for under the rules of war, admitting that now we can legally hit you. I mean, you understand where we are here. So there's been a nuclear attack. Don't ask me how or why. Just know that the big one has hit New York City officials releasing a PSA on what to do in case of a nuclear attack. Their instructions get inside, stay inside and stay tuned. Russia has revised its nuclear doctrine. The United States is now in the process of revising its nuclear doctrine. As for Israel, well, the government of Israel and successive governments of Israel have over more than 50 years, at various points, threatened the use of offensive nuclear weapons. So we sort of know that Israel is capable of that, at least if you take them at their word. But the United States is a country most Americans never imagined would seriously consider lobbing nukes into another country.

48:33Discussions about their use have taken place in the Pentagon. And we're here to confirm that that is absolutely true. And not only have there been discussions about the use of nuclear weapons, tactical nukes against, say, Carg Island or Pickaxe Mountain or various spots within Iran, those discussions have included slide decks. Now you would think at that point the meeting would stop, and the person in charge of the meeting would say, who wrote that? And the person running the meeting would find out that he would call the president. And then legal proceedings, criminal proceedings would begin against the person who wrote that down. Because anyone who suggests the use, the voluntary use, the offensive use of nuclear weapons, is putting at risk the life of every person on the planet. And that would include your children and grandchildren and you. That person is by definition a lunatic, a dangerous lunatic, who should not only be removed from any decision-making authority, but probably should go to jail, like immediately. If there's no ceasefire, you're not going to have to know. You just don't have to look at one big glow coming out of Iran.

49:36And they better sign their agreement fast. So here's Trump. Hey, Rex, how you doing, bud? I can't complain doing great. It's a Friday, and I feel like we need to be at the end of this week. I can't handle any more of it. Yeah, it's tough. You were covering the news this morning, right? I was and it just feels like it's been a full week. So here's kind of where I've been walking down the road of. First of all, I've been watching what we do in Iran. And apparently we've won it again. And we've had sanctions and we're going to issue sanctions, but we didn't know what the sanctions were and the sanctions are devastating, but they're not actually devastating. And so apparently the things that we thought we were going to get done didn't happen there. So that just continues on like one little vein. We've got my buddy Steve Baker and I came on and talked to your dad about this the other day, but my buddy Steve Baker dropped a, what I think is a bombshell revelation that the federal government. And specifically the FBI knew the story of what happened on January six, a little bit more than they said that they had some conclusive evidence that indicated that the person who put the bombs down on January 5th the night before was in fact, a member of law enforcement based on the cell phone things. There were only 186 phones.

50:36So that's a pretty easy rundown for the FBI to go do. And one of the 51 phones that were law enforcement, apparently paying to both bombsites within 10 feet about three meters. So that was kind of there. And we had glorious sign. I'm dying and good riddance, I say. I'm not nice about. I don't, I don't feel compelled. A lot of people think that you have to be nice to about somebody after they pass on. When somebody did something that I think was so damaging to the fabric of our civilization, in our society, and at least in the Western world, if you spent your whole life advocating for what you call rep, you know, what are they called reproductive freedom and liberty and the ability to kill your own baby? That just no mercy there. And that's super serious. That's so insidious because the West, we've, we've aborted over 63 million children. That's entire generations of people that'll never be walking around, never existing to everybody that may be a leftist and pro abortion. When you're old and you're in a nursing home and there's no electrician, there's no plumber, there's no one to take care of you. You're not going to be laughing then, you know, because ultimately, what it, it's a demonic sacrifice is what it is. You say, okay, I like going to the club.

51:37I like doing whatever. And that means I'm willing to kill this little baby in my belly. So I get another 10 years of freedom. It's literally a fowsting deal. What do you think about that? It makes me sick. And it really, it's, you know, she died childless. So her legacy is a genetic dead end. And there's something that is somewhat poetic about that. And that's the other thing I keep saying too. You know, she was surrounded by people who loved her, none of whom were actually her blood. And so her genetics don't continue on, which is really the purpose of how we're put on the surface. You know, people can get into it. The biological machine that is a human being, it's purpose is to pro create. Not everybody gets that opportunity. Some people don't ever meet the right person. Maybe God doesn't put it in their path. I understand all of that. I'm sympathetic to it. The people that choose to, she had an abortion when she was like 22 years old and then said, I never once thought back about what happens. That makes you sort of psychopathic, I think. It makes you maybe. Sure. Some people may not. There's something wrong with someone that doesn't wonder about that. Some people may not receive a gift, right? Some people may adopt or choose to do other things or whatever. It's one thing to do that. It's another thing to have a gift and have thrown it away, I think.

52:39That's a big deal. That's it. So what she was talking about. Anyway, well, I mean, her whole big deal is that she was talking about that she wanted to liberate women and she was part of the second wave of feminism. And so she brought about second wave feminism. The idea that women have value in society, I think, is actually objectively true. I think women are very important. I'm the father of three daughters. I have a wife. I look after them. I'd lay down my life for them. It wouldn't even be a hesitation. I would actually probably lay down my life for women that I've never met. And I've just had this discussion with my wife. It's hard to actually tell your spouse this. It's like, look, I know we have little babies. But I have a purpose as a man in the world. And if that moment comes and the one that I remember, I was actually working for the FBI at the time is you've all de. Your life is forfeit under certain circumstances as a man. It's your job. I had a buddy who was a Green Beret and he was an FBI agent. He was my partner. And he said, you know, in a situation like that without the proper preparation, he said, I'd go down, I'd go into that school with a speedo and a wheel gun. If that's what it, if that's what I had available to me, I'd go in there with a pencil, you

53:42know, and some high speed Nike's. If I have no other choice, if the option is evil things willing to kill the innocent who are small and helpless and man who has the ability to resist it, you have no other option. I don't think you're up there. Your responsibility is there. It's a weird thing. And this is how I see it. It's really a collective. This mindset to say, oh, I'm just a part of a system. I don't have to save it. The real individual, the person that leaves in their individual right, that comes with the responsibility to protect the rights of others to live. It goes to this broader point that I've been making and I think this is actually going to weigh in on what Jury's think and the way that our civilization is functioning at this moment. It's kind of a broader point that I make culturally, but I don't think Americans really want freedom. And that's actually a hard thing to bite into because if you grew up in the school systems that I did and I went to really good schools and I had an opportunity to go to something like 10 schools before I made it into high school and I went to a great education in Dallas at Dallas, Jesuit. And I was well educated and my parents put a lot of money into it and time into it and they thought about it and they moved to different school districts that made sense when we were in public schools and so on. So I saw a lot of it and I was led to believe that Americans love liberty.

54:45They love freedom. They love responsibility that comes along with that. They want to be people that are relying on themselves. That's the American ethos and I don't think Americans actually want that. I think that the last couple of years, especially under COVID and some of the things that I saw when I was in the federal government, it has led me to believe that Americans want freedom from responsibility and that's not the same as freedom. And it turns out we've seen a ton of people given the opportunity to take on, call it dangerous liberty, call it the responsibility that comes along with a free people because there is another side to that coin. I think most people given the choice, they kind of want to opt out and they hope somebody else will make that decision for them so they don't have to be that person. If there's only one person that's sitting on this jury for Lindsey Clancy right now that is saying, hey, what are we even talking about? I think the American discourse and in general that we've brought up about what women think about postpartum depression, about mental health, about pharmaceuticals and all this kind of stuff. I mean, every husband who's had a wife that had babies and I've gone through this four times with my wife. My wife is a mental health counselor who was acutely aware who fought depression for years

55:45without having kids. So she went through all of that and anybody who's been through it, you understand, like women have all the intrusive thoughts and all the things. One, you have an obligation as a man to engage those and two, it's not that common that women killed their children. It happens about 425 to 450 times a year that a mother kills her babies in the United States. So it does happen probably more frequently than most people recognize, but it's not common. And so we're not even having the conversation about whether or not this woman did something atrocious or whether she's responsible. We're having this sort of meta discussion where can women be held accountable because life is really hard to be a lady in the first world with indoor plumbing where you have door dash where you can get delivery where you don't have to go shopping in the grocery store and you could pull up in the loaded into your car at HB and all the other things that we have that are incredible conveniences. We live in a way that is so safe and it's so easy relative to what people did not very long ago that we're having such a funny discussion about it. It's hard for me to watch that.

56:47It's hard for me to see people not recognize the reality of, you know, as much as we come on and complain about the way that our politics are right now, we talk about, you know, whether or not we're getting what we voted for. Those are all things that we're having. Those are all really first world problems as people are calling them not too long ago. Yeah. We're having a time when people are crying about things that are completely insane. She had 14 medications. Well, who put those in her mouth? And you know what happens if you get drunk and you were to go driving down the wrong way on I-35 or if you were to jump on 183 and jump into the wrong exit, you know, you turned around and flipped over a barrier and started running into people in oncoming traffic. You're responsible, even if you're drunk, even if your life is over. Your life is over in that moment. That's the thing that shock into me. Can you kind of lay out the facts on the ground of this case? Is it law enforcement professional? I've been watching it from the outside. I haven't gotten deep into this. This is a local murder story. This is this is what I do a lot of times. This is the same story for me with Charlie Kirk. I don't want to get deep into the ways on that and I haven't. I refuse to go and like watch every minute of the trial like it somehow has anything to do with me. At the end of the day, the decision that that affects a woman in a wheelchair who strangled her

57:48children to death. And that's the story that she sent her husband out for something. This is like the quick and dirty version. She went out, she sent her husband out to go on an errand, which shows some forethought, had some awareness. She went down and she strangled her children. I'm just looking at three children as the father of children that are the same age. And I've had, watch my kids go through that. She's sitting there in wheelchair, having jumped out the window and apparently tried to commit suicide. And maybe all that stuff is true. I dealt with people who have murdered their family. Okay, one of the worst things that I saw as a paramedic when I was in the Air Force. I'm in Tucson. We've got a guy who killed his wife, killed his child, slid his own throat and lit the house on fire and was rescued from the burning building and he lived and no one else did. And I walked into the hospital room and he's burned and he's, you know, in recovery, he can't speak because he's cut his vocal cords and he's riding over and over and over again on a board. Kill me, kill me now. That's what he used to hold that. Like I saw him multiple times. I did blood draws and stuff on this guy. And I'm like a paramedic student in my 30s going through this Air Force training. And I roll in. That's the mentality of people who recognize like, you know, I've done something so awful.

58:52How do I even continue on? What am I even doing? And we see this woman sit there every single day, her attorneys have vigorously protested and said, you know, she needs to, she's not guilty by reason of insanity that she wasn't in control of her faculty. The crazy thing is what you're showing on the screen. And that's where my focus has been because this woman, whether she is sent to prison or not forever, is irrelevant at the end of the day. What's relevant is to expose this movement of women that have this absolutely insane suicidal empathy to stand with a woman who killed their kids. And there are no men that I'm aware of that would do the same thing in the alternative circumstances. And we currently just had this side by side moment where a man who murdered his children, he got the death penalty in two hours. And you've got these women standing out there wearing pink and solidarity. You got a nine women jury, you know, that are and led by a female form woman. We are so disordered as a civilization. We haven't encouraged people to be in the normal gender roles, which is why I was bringing up to Gloria Steinem. So we've gotten so far away from what's the natural order of things that we're having

59:55this moment where these ladies are being interviewed. So her attorney doesn't dispute that she killed the children. Correct. Yeah, that's not the issue. They're they're trying to get the reasonable doubt by reason of insanity. And so the entire push has been mental state at the time and whether she's responsible for the actions because of that. They've leaned on people with both, you know, discussing postpartum psychosis. Again, the actual facts of this case, they're so less relevant than what's going on in the social sphere that's caused a movement of women to record themselves on TikTok, fake killing their own babies. I've watched video after video of women trying to say it's one thing to tell people, yeah, look. Okay, let me give it. Let me give you a contrasting idea. I've seen two side by side videos. One is a woman who walks around with her child and then does a jump cut to dropping the child off the stairs, punching them into a, you know, throwing them into a washer or dryer unit and they jump to a doll. So it's carrying real baby jump cut and then doll goes into this fatal situation. That's one way. To me, that's acting out of fantasy.

1:00:56The alternative is bringing to mind the real thing that happens for women who have intrusive thoughts and any man who's got a wife that's had children knows exactly what I'm talking about. They'll come to you and tell you, they're like, I'm having these horrible thoughts. Like I just can't shake them of, you know, I'm slipping or I'm falling or I'm going to, you know, I'm going to drop the knife and it's going to do some illogical thing. And so I've seen other videos where women will do that and they'll show like, I'm walking with my brand new baby. And so because I have a brand new baby and they won't have the baby in their arms, they're actually pantomiming it. Instead of walking down the stairs and worrying about falling down the stairs, they sit on the stairs and show themselves kind of butt scoot their way down because they're so worried about causing some sort of accidental mistake. There's two different ways of showing it. One is actually sort of monetizing this horrific trend. And then the other is saying we recognize that these thoughts are completely irrational and I'm doing weird things that I wouldn't otherwise do. Like I'm carrying knives in strange ways and I'm sitting down to go down the stairs or I'm refusing to go through doorways because I'm having this, this intrusive thought. One of them is healthy and normal.

1:01:56We're discussing something that happens to people. It's a hormonal change for women. The other one is acting out some sort of bizarre fantasy for clicks and this need for attention and this desire to point something out. That for me is what this has all been about. Whether this woman ends up in prison forever, whether they'd kill her, they put her to death, whether she sits in the wheelchair that she's already in for the rest of her life, which is where she's going to be either way. I don't think that actually has a lot of bearing on what justice is. She's going to be judged one day for the death of her children and God will know what was in her heart at the moment. But watching people react to it to me is the bigger story. Yeah, it's very sick. I think there's something to smile about involved in this whole situation. I'm smiling. It's really deeply disturbing through little kids are dead and I think that goes to what side they're on in that whole thing. I want to talk to you about something else as well. This is he ha the donkey. He ha the donkey was this beautiful miniature donkey, a little kid donkey or whatever, a junior donkey. And the Polk County police shot and killed he ha the donkey on his family farm during a late night encounter.

1:02:57Let's go to that clip number 15 really quick guys. He ha he was shot and killed last night around 1245 by two trespassing officers on our property. He ha ran up to them, simply seeing who it was to greet them. Instead he was shot and killed on his own past year. His life was cut so short by such cruel people. He needs justice. Kyle, what's your perspective on loss of he or her? I've got a mixed perspective on this. It's a donkey. So I don't have a lot of emotional, you know, interest in a donkey. I think human beings matter a lot more. There's two things you can. There's the legal analysis of probably what's going to end up being the case, which is that they'll probably rule the shooting to be justified. This is the same if a dog comes running at you and you're doing something. If you have a legal ability to do something and this is something that most Americans don't realize, there's a concept called open fields doctrine, which allow law enforcement officers to cross your otherwise closed property. If there are not specific types of fences that actually restrict movement in a specific way, then law enforcement will regularly cross open fields and go into pastures and do all kinds

1:03:57of stuff. Law enforcement officers that completely ignore it in the fishing game world. I have a problem with that. That's doctrine. I don't like it. I'm there's actually Idaho is one of the few states that has now recently kind of proposed something to try to fix this. But the federal doctrine of open fields, you know, policy where you're actually allowed to do searches and you're actually allowed to go past signs that say no trespassing, cops do it all the time. I don't like that. But the minute that you're in a place that you're legally allowed to be and the courts are going to look at it and say that the officer was doing something they were actually doing to search for a missing child. I think it was a 12 year old girl. So when you're doing something that you're legally allowed to be and you're in that place in a lawful way, and then you have what they call a reasonable belief of death or serious physical injury by something. And that's usually a person that's usually what you shoot. But if it were to be a dog or another, you know, sort of animal, something running at you in the dark, they're going to be able to probably legally defend that ability. What's wild to me is that there are all kinds of, you know, questionable uses of force that law enforcement gets involved in. There are plenty that are that are cut and dry and people get upped up about that too.

1:04:59You know, I can't get super excited about a donkey. I understand there's an emotional attachment to it. But at the end of the day, it's more like an unfortunate circumstance. Actually, somebody went out there and did the foyer on this and sent me the the 911 disbast calls. The question will be whether the officers actually saw the thing they saw, whether they're, you know, the, the other officer who was there who did not shoot, ends up backing up the story and then whether or not the department, you know, fairly reports on it. It's hard for me to get too emotional about a donkey because I guess I just don't, I'm the kind of guy that I had a dog wrecks for many years and I thought it was really important right up until I had kids. And then my dog went from being like the number two, you know, most important creature in my house. It was me, my wife and the dog. And then I had a baby and it became the number five and we only had one kid. Like they just get demoted so far down that human life and, you know, human happiness is so much more important to me. It's hard for me to get amped up about a donkey. Yeah, I think I think the prospect of he-haw being a threat is quite ludicrous. And I think this is exactly why people don't like law enforcement because they come on your property and they'll kill what you consider be a man.

1:06:01Remember your family say just an animal. She's property is what it is. Whatever we're looking for a missing kid. I do understand that perspective. Although I do disagree with it. Let's go to 14. This is witnesses in Spain. Accused unidentified people who are all in video of killing a protected dolphin found bleeding from its head. Go ahead and play clip number 14. I think it's your best spot. It's under the fin, too. It's under the fin. Under the fin, too. No, no, no. It's under the fin. It's gone. They murdered that dolphin. And go ahead and cut back to me. Kill an adult in dolphin baby in Spain. It's $200,000. That's the fine. But these migrants, they're immune from that law because they don't have any money. They don't have any ties to the community. And ultimately, these are all people that are going to get government. Benefits, they're going to get housing assistance. They're going to be given cards. What do you think about this? Just want an invasion of Europe and how they can do whatever they want? Well, we did the same thing in this country for whatever it's worth.

1:07:03I mean, at the very minimum, we brought in 100,000 people from Afghanistan. And when I was working on the FBI, I had two different offices. We covered the the Air Force Base at Holleman, which is in New Mexico. We also covered Fort Bliss, which was the Army based out by El Paso. And so we got about 10,000 of the whatever Afghans that were jumping on planes and illogically made it up in the United States. I don't know how we got them and they weren't vetted. And honestly, it's the exact same problem because I went and investigated what we called major crimes. Then these were sexual assaults, these were violent, you know, stabbing, beatings, rape, whatever. And you're doing these investigations. And what you find out, which is completely illogical to the average person. Like your average American would assume if we're bringing in people from somewhere on purpose, because this wasn't like these were not like they just ran over the border. We know those people don't know the rules. But what about the people the state department has imported manually into your country. And there's 10,000 hanging out inside your little town next to Alamagordo. You think they got a briefing on like here's what the laws of America are, but they don't come from here. They don't have the customs or traditions.

1:08:04They don't have any of the same values. They don't have the same religion. They don't have the same language. And so of course they're going to act like they would. It's like that looks like food to them probably. Right. And maybe they've never seen a dolphin or maybe they don't have any value in a dolphin because it's a mammal. And we know because we go to schools where they teach you what is a thinking and what is not a thinking creature. So yeah, we saw the same thing. One of the great examples, we had a woman that was, she was like being dragged off by her hair into some guy's tent because he came from some primitive village in Afghanistan where if you just grabbed a woman and dragged her back to your tent, you could just say this is my wife. And she came from the city. She was from like Kabul or something. So she's this like urban lady shares the same ish language, but not the same culture as this freaking primitive like Hill Dweller. And he grabs her and drags her off. And so what do they do? They actually grab the guy. This is the complex case that we were dealing with. They grabbed the guy and the elders of the tents, which came from some villages. They did what he knew and they did what they did. And now we come in and we're like, what do we do with this mess where we have a bunch of

1:09:05third world, you know, seven century barbarians hanging out in the middle of modern New Mexico, which may not be the most advanced place in the world, but it's still America. It's start track. They don't know the rules. It's Star Trek compared to where they come from. And you know, we all know somebody who's been hurt, wounded, lost their car, lost their life in a DUI and a lot of the times these are perpetuated by people that shouldn't be driving in our country. We have an epidemic of people, whether they're from India, Pakistan, wherever driving 18 wheelers that have never even taken a basic course. There are these mills that give them the CDL, given the degree. And it's truly a disturbing situation. I think the common thread that we've touched on with all these stories is just a general decline in the West and a focus on stories that seem tangential, but it speaks to a larger problem. Weak men create hard times and the hard times create the strong men. We're definitely in the weak times right now. And I want to get back into it after the break with you, Kyle, talking about the Mugged Chudlit character. I think I saw you give a excellent comment on that, which I reposted. Talk about this AI meme that's going around. It has a lot of truth to it, but there's also, I think, a sadder and deeper story associated

1:10:09with it, which is, hey, you know, we have a lot of our countrymen and women that are retarded. And this is a very sad situation. It's true. It's on a person. So yeah, Kyle will get into that after the break. I do want to tell people right now we got that Labor Day sale. You know our products. You love them just like we do. If you want to get a free bottle of the CMOS gummies, you can get anything from the store right now and get that. That's 40 to 50% off the amazing methaleen blue ultimate life force power plant method drive MK ultra, optimal human products. So much more t shirts apparel knives. You name it. That's all available for you at the Alex Jones store.com. Keep in mind, methaleen blue and credibly powerful bio reactive agent. You can take this. You can use this. Talk to your doctor. Of course, before you do anything, but when you use this, it's a super powerful antioxidant. It boosts rate redox potential boost mitochondrial efficiency, donating an electron to the crebs cycle process, speeding you up through stage one where you make all the free radicals. You make all the bad products into stage four, which is oxidative phosphorylation massively

1:11:12boost glucose uptake to the brain really gives energy gives vitality so many more amazing things. And we're the only people around that got that perfectly refined mint blue flavor. You're going to love it so much if you're not taking it already. And if you are taking it right now is a great time to get that extra bottle. There seems to be a common thread with the people that support everything that were involved in over in the Middle East and Ukraine. They seem to be retarded. And this is a technical term. They're slowed down, right? They're not up to date with the current information and they still believe in the hype. What's your take on that? Yeah, I want to add something to that because sometimes I can, everyone's, while somebody would be like, well, that's not really an appropriate way of using that word. And it's really offensive to people that have mental handicaps. And I want to be real, I want to be kind of technical about the way that I use the word retarded and the way that you're using it in that substance. We're not accusing them of having some sort of physiological defect or having a genetic sort of struggle. You know, they don't have a genetic handicap. We're talking about people that are doing what I would call retardation appropriation. They're not actually, they're not actually challenged, but they are acting as though they

1:12:15are. And that is really difficult. And so that's retarded. There's no, there's no good way for you to go around and to act as though you were retarded when you have a better option. And the other interesting thing about this and the whole meme bit is that Andrew Breitbar used to always say that what, that politics is downstream from culture. And we're not addressing the cultural problems. In fact, it seems like the mega people have kind of run away from that. And they've basically turned inward like every movement that starts collapsing. You start finding purity tests. And so I'm not pure and you're not pure. And Alex is not pure. And anybody who's not pure gets sort of, we don't need you as part of our movement. Well, you're going to find out that the core is actually quite small. And they're actually, they're not brought together by any good principles because they've abandoned the principle piece of it. That's what most, that's what's most amazing to watch right now. The sort of meltdown that's going on. And I've been calling it out for, I don't know, probably a year and a half at this point because my principles didn't change. I want smaller government. I want less government. I want actually the things that were in the 20 promises Donald Trump made, which included you know, deweaponization of government.

1:13:17I wanted secure elections. I wanted secure borders. And you can look right now, even the things that I used to give them a pass on and forget the idea that we started new wars and we weren't going to have any. And Ukraine was not going to be a conflict zone anymore, but it still is. Forget all those things. The one thing that everybody has always given them credit for was the border closing. And I had Anthony Aguero on my podcast the other day, probably two weeks ago now. And he was showing me footage and his, his X feet is full of it of people who are actively jumping over the southern border and of the videos that he's done. He did a small documentary of people running over the northern border and we're getting different groups from the southern and the northern. The southern is still getting primarily Hispanic type immigrants that are coming in and, you know, illegals from all the different Latin American countries and South American countries. The other side we're getting people from India and China and the Middle East and so on. And they're coming in off the northern border where there's almost nothing. So even the idea that we got one good thing out of this administration, they really just shut down the border. If nothing else, you got to give them credit. It turns out not even that works out. So what you're left with is people with mongoloid retarded looking creatures rolling around on like hover around rascal scooters, you know, obese and sad and sitting in their basement

1:14:22and they're just doing memes. And the memes are actually, they're not a flex. They're not like we own the meme because you said we did it. So we take it on. It's actually the admission that you failed. And so they're just owning failure. It's really sad to watch it. Yes, it's very archetypal. And before we get into this, because we have a compilation that we're going to roll of the chud lit meme, the mug a chud lit meme, I mean, I want to touch on an analogy that Tim Poole made. And I think there's some truth to it, but not in the way that he stated, I think on accent he told the truth about what he is and what he's doing by, you know, promoting the wars, promoting the administration to know in a grifter perspective in my view. He said, look, Alex, it's like your ice cream salesman. You have an ice cream store. And one day you have vegan ice cream and people don't want to come for the vegan ice cream because they want the regular ice cream referring to, hey, used to back Trump, used to support Trump totally. Now you're called things into question criticizing people don't want that. So of course, naturally, they're going to go. It's like we're an ice cream shop in the ice cream supplier started making ice cream with do do in it that started giving people food poisoning and killing them. So then Alex says, whoa, we're going to go back to the original product that we made,

1:15:22right? That Trump didn't give us. We made the product and it Trump's product met our standards at one point. We don't want to make people sick. And I think what comes down to it, we look at the Mogah Chuddolid. These are people that are proud of being sick. These are people that are proud of being mentally ill. These are people, sadly, that are proud of by proxy being retarded. So let's go ahead and play that Mogah Chuddolid compilation. Time to trigger some lives. My fellow Americans, I am your new president. And yes, before you ask, the tooth is staying. I ran on a one tooth platform and I intend to keep my campaign promises. God bless America. And they're proud of this Kyle. They're proud of being this character guys. If we can get cat turned up bragging about it, if we can get a gone through Eagleman bragging about it, what do you think about what it says for the movement and its state that they've embraced this? I don't know. This is the final devolution of all this stuff, I guess. So one of the sad things was is that the other side, the other, you know, whatever the political

1:16:22left was sort of representing, they said, people who liked Donald Trump are this character, right? That's what the left would say. Hillary Clinton, Nara, they're a bunch of, they're a basket of deplorables. They have, you know, they're illiterate and they're poor and they're blue collar and they're dirty and they're not worthy of taking any, like they're not respectful people. And then you see what Trump supporters looked like 2016, 2017 going through the first, even going through 2020 onto like 2024. And they're just regular people that make a living, that bus, they're asked, that drive trucks and, you know, do manual labor and they work in offices and they're your neighbors and they're at the same grocery store and you and they're just regular people who might have even been shamed by the media sort of thing. And that was when you could go, yeah, they can try to meme you and say that you're deplorable and you can take that title on and you could own it. What they weren't saying is that you're retarded, that's probably not the best thing. And all the things that were being said, it was by people that clearly had a negative, like they didn't want the things that you wanted. So these were the people that want socialism, they want more, you know, more government intervention,

1:17:25they want more debt, they want to be able to take your money and give it to other people and make sure that the, you know, the homeless crisis is dealt with humanely and we shouldn't criminalize people sleeping in front of your doorstep and all this kind of crap. And you go like, okay, fine, those are not me. But that's not where this meme is coming from. This meme is coming from the guys like me that are like, hey, dude, I actually believe what he wanted. I wanted to shut down the border. I want a hundred million people to port it if that's what it takes for my children to have the future that they ought to have. We can get the America that you promised. I don't care what it costs in illegal alien tiers, including the most sympathetic cases that exist. I want that. I want smaller government. I want less debt. I don't want to see $20 trillion that have been added to our national deficit, you know, in our national debt since Donald Trump came down the escalator. I don't want whatever the left was selling and I don't want to see people go and make peace with a bunch of evil stuff like starting new wars. When you explicitly promised, we're not going to do new wars. It's coming from a different place. And if you've lost your coalition so dramatically that if you're not with us, you're against us, which has been basically the pitch.

1:18:25The pitch is if you don't align with what Donald Trump says, you made an analogy. I'm going to give you two different analogies with what I see with this mega-chub, whatever the hell it's called. Number one would be if Michael Jordan was endorsing Weedies and everybody loves and they want to be like Mike and Weedies are high in grain and they're high fiber and they're low fat and whatever they're complex carbs and they're good for energy. And so you're like, I'm going to eat Weedies MJ like some I like them too. And then he turns around and he's like, you know what's actually really good tricks, tricks are good. It should actually be like high fructose corn syrup. You need red dye number 40. You need a bunch of artificial shit in there. Let's do shitty cereal and you're like, you got two choices then. You're like, wait a minute. Were the Weedies actually good for me or and MJ knows what's best. Now he knows it's something different. You got new information. Is this the same thing as saying eggs are bad for you? It's cholesterol. It's protein. It's cholesterol is protein fat, good fat bad. If we're going to do that, or you just say whatever MJ says is what I do. It's even crazy. All the cult of personality.

1:19:25It's even crazier than that. They will say the reasons why you wanted the Weedies are bad. They'll say, Hey, you need the high sugar. You need the red dye 40. You need all these things. That's what will actually make you healthy. So it's not even that they're doing like the Indiana Jones trick where they switch out the gold idol for the bag of sand. They think in their mind the sand is a bag of gold. That's true. This also struck me. This is the other sort of thing I was trying to rationalize it with my wife when we were talking. I was like, what is going on here? The flex is not the flex you think it is when you do this. Imagine somebody comes up and they go Rex, you're a pedophile. You like little kids. And your answer is not, no, that's evil. And your answer is not, I have a grown ass woman as a partner. Your answer is you're just jealous because you can't pull kindergarteners the way that I can. If you turn around and that's the move you do, that's the, that's the embracing of the reticle guy that's staying. That is the level that it rises to and none of this stuff is ignorable. And you made the excellent point. These people are turning into they've already become the 90s Democrats and they say that's

1:20:27a win. That's not what people voted for. Yeah. There is no, there's no right wing party in American politics right now. That's my overwhelming argument. I make this on a morning, a morning basis. If you look at the positions that the early 1990s Democrats held, many of them are further to the right of what our current GOP is espousing. And everything that we did with, with, you know, saying that I was never a mag a guy. I'm not a mag a guy. I won't claim that I was. I'm a conservative guy. I had a survey that was sent to me the other day and they're like, you know, how do you align? I'm like, I'm conservative. They said conservative leaning independent. I'm like right wing totalitarian leaning independent. But I want all the things. I want the smallest possible government because I think government is the worst solution to every problem, including in places where it's really the only one. Like when we do security, when we do law enforcement, it's really hard to do that in a private way. The libertarians ideas don't make any sense. I don't want government to be big enough to be able to inflict any sort of danger on me and my family because I've seen what it'll do. It's something I live under on a regular basis. I know your family has faced it as well.

1:21:28When you have overwhelming governor authority, you have to face down that this thing is too big to fight. There's guys like Brian Cole Jr., the pipe bomber case we talked about that are currently dealing with that exact same thing where this massive apparatus has unlimited resources to crush you. So I want it to be as small as possible. That's a right wing position. I don't know what the current position is. Let me ask because this is interesting. I got a big long form debate with Andrew Wilson under the same terms as the MoG versus America first debate. And he would say, oh, I believe in the Christian nationalism. Oh, I believe in the patriarchy. Oh, I believe in taking women's right to vote away. But when you endorse a candidate that claims to be right wing, but enforces left wing policies, you're giving the Democrats a free win. What's your perspective on that? Yeah, of course. So the argument was made to me that Democrats are speeding towards like progressive leftism and Republicans are going the speed limit towards the same thing. We had Mike Johnson who's the speaker of the house right now. You remember, there was a big deal in 2023 when they ousted him a speaker of the house. And so the big story was, as we've got Kevin McCarthy's swamp creatures, establishment

1:22:34Republican, we need new blood, we need a mega guy. We need a whatever that's going to be able to get along with the agenda. We need to try to put some Republicans into place so that if they can win in 2024, then we've got the house actually under leadership that makes sense. That's going to do the agenda that the American people want. And the American people in theory, if you believe in elections, turned out to give a popular vote victory for the first time in 25, something years, whatever it was to a Republican. Right. So theoretically, you've got that aligned. One of the big promises and I made this bet with interesting enough, I made this bet with George Santos within a few days of it being announced. McCarthy out speaker Johnson comes in and I call him smithers, by the way, I call him smithers from the from the Simpsons because he seems like exactly that same sort of slimy sick of fattish. Yeah, exactly what he had. He's using his mouth to do it, right? He's saying the words that he's metaphorically washing the literal balls. And so he's out there doing this thing and he said, I'm not going to do any CRs continuing resolutions. We're not going to have any mini buses, which is like when you have a bunch of funding

1:23:36all in one place, we're not going to do any army buses where you have a Nord, like an anordinate federal funding bill that funds everything omnibus. We're not going to do those anymore. So he said, many buses are gone. Omnibuses are gone. Continuing resolutions were done with it. They have yet to have a single time when they didn't do that in his entire time three years of speaker and they just passed another continuing resolution out of the house. And he made the argument that it's irresponsible to allow government to shut down, that it's irresponsible not to fund government, that it's irresponsible not to have this stuff. If you are a conservative on the right, the biggest thing you should be wanting is government shutdowns. And if nothing else, it shows people that federal government spending almost does nothing in their daily life. The most popular policy they ever had was doge, especially with the young people. And that was completely thrown out the window once they started looking at all the fat that they could benefit from. I think that's very clear. And you talked about something earlier, I do want to touch on again, Dan Bonsito in this notion of addition through subtraction when the movement loses people, we blame those people who say, Hey, we're refining ourselves. We're getting stronger.

1:24:37And that just means more people are going to drink more Kool-Aid. What's your take on this? So the Republican 2024 national committee, and this is why I'm not a Republican. Republican by the way, because they make peace with a bunch of stuff that I think is evil. They had only fans models up on the, on the stage that were, you know, giving pro-Republican stuff. It's like holy crap. What are you guys all about? They had people like Harmeet Dylan, who some people may like, but I think she's actually just kind of a snake. She said all kinds of awful things about American workers. She's a, you know, she was born in India. She's not from this country. I don't want people that are not from my nation running parts of my country and my government. I actually don't want anybody in any senior positions ever that wasn't born in this country. Not because you're not an American, but because you just got here and maybe shut the F up and listen and figure out what the people who have been here for generations have to say about it. The idea that you would go and move to India and start running for office in India after being a naturalized citizen. Until in the one share. The chairman of the, yeah. Yeah. The chairman of the Texas Republican party is an Indian who was born in India. I don't know if you know that, but like that's how I know that I'm not a Republican. And the guy can't even pronounce things like November.

1:25:37He says no bumber. And he says we're going to all turn red. It's like, well, your version of red, it's, it's the mean. From, from that movie civil war, it's like what type of American are you? I'm a very specific type of American. I don't do Christian nationalism or whatever, you know, Andrew Wilson calls it. I have a very kind of like a maybe more accessible version of it. I call it bacon cheeseburger nationalism. And it's because if we share a common meal and heritage, if you go into a roadside diner and you order a bacon cheeseburger, then you're probably the kind of person I can at least have a conversation. We can probably find some middle ground. If you're willing to eat bacon, it eliminates a couple of religions right off the top of the bat. If it also eliminates some, if you're willing to put dairy on meat, then that actually eliminates some. And more importantly, and probably most importantly, it kicks out the vegetarians and the vegans and the people that don't eat a traditional American diet, you know, and if you're worried about gluten, like you're not my tribe. And my tribe is probably 65, 70% of America. We could actually probably have some real honest discussions, but we're being distracted by all these fringe nonsense things. How about America for Americans? Oh, wait, we actually elected that guy. His name was Donald Trump.

1:26:38He said that thing that we were going to make America great again. When you hear the word again, does that mean something that's never been done before? No, we're turned into tradition. So that's the whole point. He was selling nostalgia. And what they've done really interestingly enough, and I think this is a really critical thing that Maga failed. What they've done is they've decided to take people's sense of nostalgia for an America that did exist that was better when we knew in the, in the world, we were the good guys. This is a cold war phenomenon for most of us, probably predates you, but at the end of the day, those of us who grew up in the 80s and the 70s, people who were older than that, they grew up and they remember that America thought of themselves as a good guy, a force for good in the world that they were, you know, projecting the light of a democratic republic and a constitutional principles and all these other things that were really Christian in nature. They were Western ideas. And so we thought we were good. And that's what we all aspire to. And what Maga did is they sold that. And then they weaponized the concept of that nostalgia. And they said, if you don't believe that we currently have it because we won today, you're not being patriotic.

1:27:40Being patriotic and being nostalgic are not the same things, but they've conflated those two terms, which is probably why they've conflated a retarded fat guy riding around on a scooter to equal some sort of a flex on the Dems, like they're owning the lives by taking the, the meme. They forgot which side the meme came from. It came from people that wanted them to keep their word. Right. Absolutely. And that's all we've ever asked for. And I think the betrayal on cheap energy, which would have propelled the economic recovery, no new wars that would have stopped immigration from these countries that are war torn, would have stopped the refugees. And ultimately the peace through strength and domestic stability, all of that has been eroded to a point where you say, Hey, look at our northern border right now. Look at our southern border right now. Look at what's happening to Americans that can't afford to buy food, send their kids to school, buy homes and look at the language that comes out of the administration, proud of inflation, proud of rising, rising house prices, proud of the stock market in the sense of, Hey, we have a mixed economy now. The government owns Nvidia, the government is heavily investing in military technology. And they just pump and pump and pump. And we had this establishment class, whether at the high level, inside the administration,

1:28:41or at a low level, the Gunther Eagleman, the cat turd, who I'm sure is rolling in the bucks, you know, the mega cash and all of that. All these people, these aren't the blue collar people, right? These are very elitist people. And when they identify with the chubblet character, they're identifying with the art type of it and closing Kyle. What do you have to say about that? I just think it's sad that we had an opportunity to vote ourselves out of a generational crisis. And I do think it was that, I think that the number of people, there was a watershed moment where people crossed the aisle and this addition through subtraction idea, it's really relevant when you figure out that what the Republican sold in 2024 was a big tent that actually doesn't align with my values. But it was enough to be able to get people to say, hey, what do we all agree on? How about we make America affordable again so people can buy a house when they're young? What would that look like? Getting people that don't belong here out of here under any circumstances. It means freeing up the highways and freeing up all the public resources that illegal aliens consume, the healthcare and all that. So if you have that mentality where you want to go out there and make America affordable again, that's a universal thing.

1:29:41That's an American value that I want my kids to have a better life. And we're going to have the first generation. I think in my generation is going to give the country to our children and it'll be worse off for the first time in American history. That is a massive, massive betrayal. And I don't actually think we can vote our way out of it because if there was a vote that was going to happen, it happened in 2024. Assuming that was real, even though they say it's not secure, that would have been the place where we would have been able to do the thing that was claimed because it was a watershed like wave behind it. So I don't, this is something I talked about with your dad the other day. If I say that we're not voting our way out of this and I don't think we are, by the way, that's just my general position. That actually frees me up to not worry about the voting part of it. It frees me up to look and say, how do I harden myself, make myself more resilient, make my community more resilient. I had some people on my call and show from my subscribers last night call me and tell me, you know, we saw something bad happen where our county sheriff stood up in front of a meeting of people and defended flock and everybody resisted it. You know what happened? That guy ended up resigning within a week. He had to leave and they've bagged all the flock cameras.

1:30:43So you're not going to be able to solve global problems and you're not going to be able to solve national problems. But what you might be able to do is convince your city council that there's too many of you because you're regular bacon cheeseburger type of get anymore. And so you can do that locally where they have to see you in a grocery store where you drive by their house and they drive by yours. You're not going to make your congressmen's the smithers, the Mike Johnson's passive continuing resolution or pass a bill of single, you know, item appropriations that won't happen. But you might be able to affect it locally. And Americans have always been rule at closest to home. So if we can start recognizing that your politics has to be actually at your in your neighborhood, in your HOA, in your town. This is where maybe I think the focus has to go. The national politics focus that you and I do every day. I actually think it's it's reminding us that we're not fixing that problem. You're going to just get shud lits and memes. Great points. Kyle Seraphin. I mean, if we can sanction Iran, I think we should be able to sanction illegal immigrants. It's why like fish backs policy so much. Hey, we're going to tax your remittances at 100%. That gives you no reason to be over here. So thank you so much. Where do people find you, Kyle Seraphin?

1:31:45Easy way. Kyle Seraphin.com. Kyle Seraphin.com. There's links to social media. I'll talk to the podcast that they wanted that. Check me out there and there's even an email address for your so inclined. Thank you so much, Kyle. We'll see you soon. All right, Brax. Have a good weekend. You as well. God bless. All right. We're going to be right back with Jason Jones, producer, author, activist and human rights worker been all over the world. We're going to talk about so many different things and where that's coming right up. And in the fourth hour, I will be taking your calls to stay ready. I want to ask you, are you Maga? Are you America first? Why are you Maga? Why are you America first? What does that mean to you as a voter and just as a citizen of this great country? And I'm really looking forward to that conversation because we always love to hear from the viewers listeners. And it really improves the level of thinking to know the kind of group discussion that's going on. And I do want to tell you right now, go to the Alex Jones store.com. Buy some methylene blue, incredibly powerful, incredibly cool. Talk to your doctor about it. Obtain it for yourself at the Alex Jones store.com. We got the medical grade. We got the highest quality. It's even got the flavor matrix in there. It tastes great.

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1:33:47more will cover the red green alliance and we'll get into all of that. But there's something I was saying to you before we went live. And this is what I often say because I see the Palestinian cause and the American cause really just like everyone getting genocide ethnically cleansed in the Middle East. They've had everything taken from them, but their dignity, we've had everything remain with us, but our dignity. And ultimately what they do over there, they'll ultimately bring over here and you got to be against all of it. And I love how passionate you are brother, die Bell on Eble and then remesh these men and I or Maranite Catholic villages on that land for close to 2000 years. Can you break this down for us? What'd you see? Yeah. Well, Rex, first of all, I'm glad I'm on with you because you've been such a heroic voice for the Palestinians. I'm Jen X, but to you, Jen Zeeers were all boomers. And I think there's a truth to that because for the longest time, I kind of was deeply indoctrinated and held a really embarrassing clownish prejudice towards the Palestinians. And it took even when I thought I was this great humanitarian, broad-minded person, it

1:34:51took me going to Egypt to evacuate wounded women and children from Gaza in the early days of the war to come to really discover how deeply I had been indoctrinated and how my view of the Palestinian people was really a tunician embarrassing. And as you and I were talking before we went on camera, Palestinians are really the most beautiful community Earth. They're the most light about people on Earth. I think for a lot of conservatives, my age and older, that's jarring. It would have been jarring to me 10 years ago. And I've meditated on what is it about the Palestinians that makes them so long-suffering dignified people. And as Christians, we believe that grace works upon our nature. And this has been a community that has been Christian. They're the really descend from the first Jews that accepted Jesus Christ and those that live there at the time. They descend from the families that were in the upper room. Which means the grace of God has been working on their community since the birth of our

1:35:52faith, since the birth of Christianity. I think that really explains it. And you have been such an outspoken voice for the Palestinians. I want to give you a gift. Here's this community called Tyva and then I want to get to Lebanon. Sure, sure. It's this beautiful Christian village that's been in the news a lot lately. They're under relentless attack. 1200 Christians under relentless attack by the IDF. We did a documentary on this for Candace Owens. And we were there to document settler violence. But while we were there to document settler violence, the IDF attacked the village and attacked my team. Drones, a stun grenade was thrown, armored vehicles, helicopters. And they think they're going to delete this little village of 1200 souls. They don't think anyone knows the name. We're going to make this name famous. And so I've got you an eye heart. Tyva sure. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it, man. And they want to eliminate these Christian villages. They want to say that's not part of their culture. When in fact, that's the oldest Christian community that's around that exists. So proud to have this from Jason Jones. Thank you so much.

1:36:52And we're going to talk about this and so much more. What is happening in Tyva right now? Right now. Relentless settler attacks. Actually, the gates are being closed. Rumor has it now that they opened up one of the gates last night. I don't know how many gates are open. How many gates are closed, but it's relentless attacks. And in fact, anyone can get that shirt at savewestbankchristians.com. You can get that shirt. I want everyone to know this name. But it's their constant game playing. In fact, even embass that are Huckabee, who was a friend of mine. Probably doesn't like me much anymore. He rolled his eyes when he saw me in Bethlehem at Mass over Christmas this year. Because you want to save the lives innocent people. Innocent people. Christians, Jews, Yazidis, Muslims. Yeah, we defend vulnerable. But I think if we don't start with our own, then you're a sham. If you go around, sure, everyone but your own, you're a sham. And but he's even had to come out in the past two weeks and call them terrorists. To call them as Rayleigh terrorists. So Israeli Zionist terrorists are attacking the Christians and Taiba every single day.

1:37:54These people live in constant fear. In fact, even those who come to be a protective presence to stand between the Christians and Taiba and the violent settlers, they're often attacked. It's only when you have that blue American passport that you have some protection. But of course, many, many Americans have been killed in the West Bank. And if you're an American citizen, but you happen to also be ethnically Palestinian, your blue passport doesn't do you much good. And as we're seeing right now, the residents, the American citizens that live in the West Bank and have property in the West Bank are having their homes attacked. And it's really undignified. You say we've lost our dignity. I stand with the people of the Christians in the Holy Land, whether it be in Lebanon, which is the Holy Land, Syria, Iraq, Palestine. These are our first century Christian communities. And in the past 25 years, we've watched the Christian communities that have been in Iraq since the first century eviscerated. The Christian communities that have been in Syria since the first century slaughtered,

1:38:56even in India, those first century St. Thomas Christian communities are being attacked by human, by Hindu, Hindu Vah fundamentalists. And but there are no Christian communities that are more at threat than, as you said, in Lebanon, remesh, enable, table, that's the whore. And Bethlehem and Tybet and in the West Bank. And so at the vulnerable people project, we are committed to making sure that we preserve these ancient Christian communities. How embarrassing would it be for those of us I voted for President Trump? Me too. How embarrassing would it be to have to say next year that we watch the oldest Christian communities in earth, the Christian community and Bethlehem, the Christian community and Betsyhore, the Shepherds field, that's what that is. The Christian community and Tybet are raised and unable, remesh, unable. These Christian villages and my son and I and my team went there. We were the first outsiders, non-residents to spend the night since the war started. We stayed there for over a week.

1:39:57And our buildings would be rocked 40 plus times a night by artillery strikes, drone strikes, bombs dropped from planes. And then when we were racing through to get from the south back to Beirut, my son had to see the human cost of war alongside of the roads as we drove through. And he's 18 years old and he had to witness that for the first time. But these Christians are living under immense fear. What we do with the vulnerable people project is, and I sent you your producers some of the video footage, is we want to bring life to these people. So we threw a Christian festival in Tybet in the late May. We just threw a Christian festival in southern Lebanon, where we had over 2,500 people come and it was a beautiful celebration. As you could hear bombs falling in the distance, we also threw a children's festival with the kids played soccer, they played games with the UN peacekeepers and my team. But again, you could hear in the distance artillery landing and what they were actually doing

1:40:58is they weren't fighting Hezbollah. They were demolishing the Christian cities that were abandoned. And everyone's seen the videos of it. It's undeniable. Thousand year old churches destroyed holy sites, places where Jesus literally walked. They consider that to be a playground for their weapons. Talk about the scale. We talked about grenades, talked about bombing, talked about stun grenades as well. What did you see there that just creates this environment where of course you're documenting you're being an activist being a journalist trying to help people heal by giving them means to feel like they have a community again. What is it like for people that have to live their entire life under that level of threat? You know, and there's levels to what it's like. So for example, you go there, we met a family, then they showed us, this is where our cousin and his wife and children lived. And on the first day of the attack, Israel bombed their house and was a Christian home. I said, well, what was the reason for bombing their house? They said probably just because it was on a hilltop. So they targeted civilians simply because this Christian family owned a home on a hilltop. They targeted civilians.

1:41:59Then you go through and you meet families. Of course, nobody's working. They can't go anywhere. They're surrounded by soldiers, all of the roads in and out of the south have been destroyed by tanks. So when the winter rains come in the coming weeks and months, it'll be impossible for food and aid to get in there because the roads become impossible. So then you meet all of the regular citizens struggling. But then within those communities, then you meet the families from the other villages that are living in abandoned schools or abandoned hospitals because they have nowhere to go and nowhere to live and no income. And it's the same thing we see this in Gaza. You meet a family. A family, a husband and his children are living in rubble and you go, can that be worse? And then you meet a seven-year-old child who's living in rubble and he's an orphan and you go, can it be worse? And then you meet a four-year-old child that is an orphan. It has no living relative and he doesn't have legs. Can it be worse? And it gets worse and it gets darker. And they want to tell us, they want to tell us as Americans that it's somehow moral to

1:43:01support giving weapons to kill little kids to mutilate them. And it's just so monstrous, man. I think about the money that I pay into the system as a business person. I think about the money that we all pay into from day one every single time you buy a bag of chips of the gas station or whatever that all goes to this industrialized process of murder. And for me, you talked about how kind of like a pseudo-abumarion changed your mind because you found the information, found the facts. For me, I was just ignorant. I didn't know about Palestine. I didn't know about Lebanon. I didn't know about the West Bank. But once you start following these things, once you start learning about them, I don't understand how you can't be against it, right? The tube is never going back in the toothpaste. Right. And those of us who are committed to protecting the vulnerable, to recognizing every American is a fellow citizen that deserves equal respect regardless of their religion, Christian, Catholic Protestant Orthodox, Jewish Muslim Hindu. We want everyone to be treated with respect. We don't believe in collective punishment. We don't believe in collective punishment. We don't believe in collective punishment. But those of us who are vigilant now are going to be have to be vigilant later because the devil is a judo master.

1:44:02And what is striking to me is how the boomers, many of them, I mean, many of them are waking up like me and others, but many of us are still so deluded and I don't understand how, you know, and I look at Christian Zionism and I came into the faith as an adult and I be, I came in through a dispensationalist church. But even then I kind of found it unsettling. But now I look to Christian Zionism is not a heresy. Christian Zionism is not a heresy. It is an apostasy. It is an abandonment of the Christian faith. And it is the devil's greatest trick. I got ecclesiastes 4.1 tattooed on my arm when I was in Bethlehem. And it's King Solomon said, I looked all over the entire world and all I saw was oppression. And on the side of the oppressor is power. And on the side of the oppressed there is no one. When I read this actually first as an atheist, I took it as a challenge. I want to spend my life living with the oppressed against the powerful.

1:45:03But now as a Christian I've come to understand that is what the gospel of Jesus Christ is. It is an answer to King Solomon's lament that we as Christians are called to stand with the vulnerable. And when Jesus kissed lepers, he knelt down next to the woman caught in the act of adultery. When you kiss a leper, people flee from you. When you say that you're conservative and you say that I stand with the Palestinian victims of genocide, people say about you what they say about the Palestinians. So it comes at a cost. What does Christian Zionism say? That you can stand with power against the oppressed and you will be blessed. That's so true. That's so true. Very clearly true that they have all the power in the Palestinians, Lebanese people in the West Bank, you name it all across the Middle East, they have nothing. There's no way to fight against the empire. So it's really incumbent on us, the American citizens to vote with our dollar, vote with our speech and really inform everyone about what's going on. This is the thing. People say, oh, you're just talking. No, we're giving information and knowledge is power. And the pen is my dear than the sword. And that's what all this is about.

1:46:04And you know what? I talk about the older generations all the time. I talk about this neoconspirate that really existed because we're at the zenith of American power in the 60s, 70s. And they just think we stole the same military, the same economy, the same society. When in reality, we've been so degraded by this evil we've committed. You know, we're in this spiritual debt. And to perpetuate it and to move it forward, I just hope that we can provide people enough high quality information where they can wake up before it's too late. What's your perspective? You said you knew Huckabee earlier. What is up with this guy? You know, I actually was in Bethlehem during the inauguration. I have a lot of friends in the administration. I have, I could have been at any of the balls that I wanted to go to. And I wanted to spend the inauguration in Gaza. So I went to Jordan and I tried to work my way into Gaza. I was rejected permission to go into Gaza. We had been supporting the churches in Gaza. But I wanted to be there because I actually campaigned for Trump across the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania where there are 200,000 Middle Eastern Christians. And I thought I want to be with the most persecuted Christian community in the world,

1:47:05the churches in Gaza and text my friends, hey, how's the inauguration? Look where I am. But instead, I went to Bethlehem. While I was in Bethlehem, I met with many Christian leaders and they were horrified at the idea that the Huckabee might be the US ambassador to Israel. So they knew, they knew. And they were horrified by this idea. And I said, you know, I know my Huckabee. And I think he is a very godly man. I think he's a better man than me. I'm not the greatest guy. I'm a flawed man. I became a Christian in my adult life. I'm not like my Huckabee, I didn't grow up in the faith. And I know him and I know his daughter and his, I know his son-in-law very well. And I adore them. And so I said, I think my Huckabee, when he gets the intelligence briefings, when he really gets to understand what's happening on the ground here as a Christian godly man, even though he is a dispensationalist and clings to Christian Zionism, I think he'll be a force for good. And I have to say I've never been more disappointed. I really just can't even believe it. I was asked by a reporter yesterday that's doing a story on conservatives that have been

1:48:07advocating for Palestinians. And they asked, have you lost friends? I have lost a lot of friends, actually. And all the friends that I've lost are people who are actually paid for their opinion. Right. So I haven't lost friends who don't get paid to advocate for a certain position. They're friends who's actually, you know, they're well-being and their family's security dependent on them not changing. And they've become bitter with me. And they said, do you, as you're sad, I go, I'm not. Really sad about losing my friends. I'm sad that my friends will have lost their dignity and their reputation for the rest of human history. It's like you were in a bed and you heard an alarm clock go off and you got up and they're in the same bed. They heard that alarm clock go off and its children screaming dying all the time and they stayed right asleep because it's more comfy to be in the bed than to wake up and live in reality. And here's the thing. I just look at this from a perspective of Trump was my guy. I got my dad to support Trump 10 years ago. I watched that first debate. I said, that guy is going to be president. He called me stupid, but I ended up being correct. And I looked at it from a perspective, okay, this guy and I was anti-war kid.

1:49:09That's what I was raised on my first video report when I was like 11 years old was called terrorism 101, explaining proxy war and how we fund it, right? I looked at Trump as a legitimate anti-war figure. I believed him when he said, I don't want people to die. And especially after the first term where he didn't start any new wars. I don't like to see a missile attack or whatever. But if you look at that, compared to what we have now, it is completely night and day. You know, I believe in the guy that said he was going to end Ukraine conflict on day one. I believe in the guy that said no new wars in the Middle East. And what we've gotten kind of like, Huckabee, you're like, okay, I believe this person has this value set. I believe this person believes in these ideals. And to see them not only acknowledge them, but to laugh about them. No, that is really macabre and disturbing. You know, I was in Bethlehem and I met someone that was in the delegation with Huckabee when he went into Gaza. And this gentleman took me aside and he thanked me for what I was doing. He said, you know, I was with the ambassador when he went in to and he came back and held a press conference and said that there are no signs of famine. And he said, I had my upper lip that I had to watch the US ambassador lie to the cameras.

1:50:14And it is really strange to me. And you know, I often wonder what these are people. Many of them are my friends. I've had relationships with 20 for 20 years, 30 years. I'm like, why are they silent? And at the end of the day, I think it's just a misplaced loyalty to their click, to their friend group, to somebody. So, you know, your friends with Maryam Adelson and you're in your Marco Rubio and she's blessed your career. Now you talk to the undersecretaries of state who then pull the chains of the ambassador, who then call their journalists friends and they yank their chain and then they call me and they tell me Jason, take a knee. Be my friend. At the end of the day, I think it's misplaced loyalty. My favorite line in any poem is from Rudyard Kipling's If. If when all men can count on you, but none too much, you're a man. And if you think that you can count on me to be silent because we're friends, we've gone to dinner parties together, we went, we hung out at CPAC in the 90s when we were college students together.

1:51:15If you think that's going to be reason enough for me to be silenced on a genocide, I chilled 18,000 children in Gaza, 18,000 children in Gaza without one living relative. No, but at the end of the day, I think all this, this, this cascade of people that we're looking at and you're probably like me perplexed. And like you, I grew up anti war. That's why I adored in fours in your father. I worked for Papi Canon and then I was part of the team that took over the reform party. I came out of the infantry as a young man who was believed the lies of the propaganda of the young ambassador from Kuwait's daughter who said she saw them. Maybe anything made her. And yeah, I saw that as a young infantryman and I wrote a letter to every commander I could of any unit deploying to Iraq begging to go. Fortunately, I was constantly getting in fist fights and getting Article 15's. So no lieutenant wanted to be in their platoon. So I stayed back at Scofield, Barracks Hawaii, my unit never deployed. But I was such an erage.

1:52:16And then when I came to understand that those were all lies. And then I discovered Ron Paul and in full wars in Papi Canon. My conservatism was birthed from two things. My commitment to defending the child and the wound from the violence of abortion and to protecting just vulnerable civilians and human beings from the utter catastrophe of war. And war is unfortunately because of my work at the vulnerable people project, which is the main program of hero. We make movies, but through vulnerable people project for 23 years, I was in Iraq with the Peshmerga as they liberated villages from from ISIS. And I got to see what ISIS did and was left behind. I was in the front lines of the war in Ukraine in the early days, leading evacuation efforts. I was in Sudan in a in a like 2008 and 9 during the genocide. And there's nothing more tragic, irrational and disgusting and appalling than war. Right. And when you see American politicians going like Lindsey Graham or Nikki Haley going to

1:53:17Israel and signing missiles with smiles on their face. Sickening. It's yeah, it's unbelievable. And there's a real debt to that and that debt is coming home into spiritual debt. We can really witness it, you know, and how our own country is declining. I think they're falling apart here because how could you expect things to be better when you're literally you're performing abortions right now on innocent Palestinian families, Lebanese families, families in the West Bank. That's what killing them and leaving their children, you know, fatherless motherless is. They don't have the means to survive. I've interviewed Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Aguilar, worked for the GHF, was a whistleblower on that. And he says it very clearly. I witnessed a mother dragging her three children on a pallet towards the food because if she tries to bury her children, they'll kill her in a drone strike. How do you come back from that? I really don't think you can. And anybody that says, oh, you want the left to win. That's what it's bigger than that. It's about human life. It's about man being made in the image of God. And when you violate that, when you write their lives away, you can't do that. You can't say we're Americans.

1:54:18We have weak neighbors to our north and south and oceans fish to our left and right. That doesn't work. We're promoting and paying for ultimately committing these genocides in the Middle East. We have a break coming up. I want to get back into this and so much more. There's a lot more to cover. I want to talk about kind of your futurist perspective based on what you've seen. Also, I want you just want to get into the Boomer question and just the state of American politics and what you see as the greatest vehicle for change. I think we're both in a great sense that media really spreading the message and getting people aware is the number one thing that we can do. But I'm sure there's so much more. Jason, really quick, your latest film coming out, the gravity and weight of supporting the administration, the gravity and weight of supporting these wars and why we can't do it going forward into the future. So I want to ask you about the Boomer question that's number one. And then I want to ask you about your futurist vision. What do you see? Because ultimately this power block in the country, they've been the dominant voting block for 30 years, 60 out of 99 senators are boomers. It's not as much in the house, but it's still very, very significant. Where do you see this progressing in the minds of young people and just people that are really

1:55:18like under the age of 70 people that are going to be here and going to be voting for a while? I think there's a mass awakening going on, Jason. What do you think? No, the Gen Z gives me hope. Also, I have fear, but I have hope. And I want to go back to the Boomer question. Sure. I'm Gen X, but I'm going to use Boomer in the Gen Z way. Which is kind of everyone who made it through puberty without an iPhone is kind of a Boomer. There's actually a brilliance to that. We are different. I think I have children that are early millennials. I have my oldest child is 36. My youngest is 12. And so my children have lived across these different generational. I've had children that made it to 10 years before their father had a cell phone in his pocket. Or before their father had an email account and I have children that hit puberty. They had an iPhone in the house since the day they were born. So there's a real difference to that. So Gen Z gives me hope. But I want to go back to the Boomer's. First of all, the baby Boomer's properly speaking. To have empathy, they were rocked. It's not all leave it to beaver.

1:56:18They're the generation that was born into a world that had just experienced the greatest scandal in human history, World War II. Just mass, human slaughter. And they didn't have faith in any of their institutions. They were being raised by fathers that were traumatized by war. The church has failed. Everything failed. And the world just collapsed into this hell. So it's strange that you can look at this generation that started out with the age of Aquarius, hippie, peacenix, and how it's how they like to see themselves. And now they went through the 80s where they were trying to make all their money they could and wearing their Miami vise suits. They became their parents. Yeah. Yeah. And then now they're saying flat and Iran. You're like, well, how did we go from Woodstock to flat and Iran? How did we go to the civil rights movement to all Muslims and all Arabs are evil, grab them, throw them an advance and deport them? It's quite striking, but I think we have to understand they were a lost generation in a

1:57:21way that they had no institutions that they trusted that they could form them. And now you have Gen Z. Gen Z. And then maybe and Gen Xers, we kind of got to live in this kind of peaceful Indian summer in history where we had the looming maybe global thermal nuclear war, but you know, probably not. But Gen Z is your back is against the wall. You have a generation that I, to me, you're an orphan generation. You're a calumnated generation. You're an angry generation. But then you listen to the boomers and they act as if you have nothing to worry about, nothing to complain about. No one is thinking about you. The country is in a reverse mortgage. You know, like I said, we have a reverse mortgage on the country so that we can leave, the boomers can leave with nothing left for you to have. And they inherited a beautiful country. As you said, an oasis. And I got to live in that. You have AI, deleting your dreams. I was just at the Beverly Hills Film Festival for one of my films.

1:58:22And it was a charming experience. And I love these film festivals and I love the experience. And I thought, how many of these am I going to get to go to in the future? I'm feeling sorry for myself. I'm 54. I've produced 20 movies. And I looked around at the young filmmakers and I'm like, what if I was young writer, a young director? What if I was in school right now and I wanted to be a journalist? You know, so young people are seeing their hopes and their dreams, deleted by technology, no one cares. They're being given an authoritarian technocratic surveillance state and they're saying if you resist that, you're a communist. If you resist forever wars, you want to destroy Western civilization. And so to me, you have a generation that is very serious. It is taking responsibility for itself in a way that to me is almost sourful. It's like, if we don't care for ourselves, no one is going to care for us. That's beautiful. We're mourning the country. And I say this all the time, it's true. And you can say, oh, well, you're on the technology. You're on the screens. And yes, because of that so much, because we're all victims of that propaganda, we're actually

1:59:25the first generation to recognize the danger of it and to want to get away from it. And I think that's where knowledge comes into truly being power as well. If you're under the age of 30, you can't ignore any of this because you're just your social media networks, your friends are posting about it. They're all talking about it. But if you live in kind of the Fox News only household environment that Thomas Massey talked about, when he made that appeal, I knew it was all doomed because if we have people voting in our elections that are just doing what the cable TV tells them to say, and that's just, that's an arm of the government. That's like North Korean media. I'm sorry, that's my opinion. I believe that to be true. If that is where people get their belief system from, I did this street interview with this Boomer guy and he made the point of saying, oh, the radical Iranian theocracy, that's why we got to kill them all. That's why the bowling of the schoolgirls is okay. It's why we can kill the Itolla. And it's like, brother, you support another theocracy that's taken over our government. You support a state that wants to rebuild the third temple and wants to reconstitute greater Israel, a state from 3000 years ago when they were given the land by the British 78 years ago. And that position is so outrageous on its face.

2:00:26Somebody that's in my age, it's seen the facts and information, not from a hateful perspective, just from a realist perspective. This isn't my fight. This isn't my thing, but it becomes my fight when you spend my money to use the bombs to kill them. And they look at you, blink, blink. And I don't get it. I had a friend yesterday. He said to me, I just come back from Lebanon and I kind of was just pouring too much into him. He's like, oh no. He's like, well, but Fox, he literally said, well, but Fox news. I said, oh Lord, I said, don't watch fire. Are you in create? I go watch CNN. CNN doesn't know how to lie to you. CNN's trying to lie to someone else. Fox news knows how to lie to you. Don't ever watch Fox news. He goes, it was really like blink, blink. But if he said this word for word, but if I can't trust Fox news, what source can I trust? Word help us. This is the same guy and people like him that'll say Gen Z is being brainwashed by TikTok to think there is a genocide in Gaza. When I tell them that I have been there, that I have witnessed it with my own eyes, then the response is, oh, you were indoctrinated by Hamas.

2:01:26So you can't win. If I go there and I see it with my own eyes, I guess I was kidnapped and hypnotized. They raise the burden of proof to an impossible standard and then their lies require no evidence. Now there's just one example where Emily saves America's Aver Doerr So and Kim Higby, they went out to the Egyptian side of the border, right? We have this like fake AD post set up and I'm in fulfillment, I own a fulfillment center. So I understand how you're supposed to store perishable items. You have a bunch of ripped open boxes of food standing out in the desert and like, look at all the A they're not starving. Mike Huckabee said they needed ozimpic. Once you reach that level of propaganda, and you've literally seen it, I've just talked to the witnesses. I mean, what emotions does that have opened you? It's reprehensible. They need ozimpic. Think about that. I know, I mean, I know that Mike Huckabee to be fair is an expert to know. Yes. He's an expert of that way. This is cruel. It's really beyond belief. And when you hear Pete Hegg's death cough for a crusade, a man who is not deeply grounded

2:02:31in his Christian faith, where our faith becomes nothing but an instrument of bigotry and prejudice. And this is a fear I have for your generation. I don't want Gen Z. Because again, the devil is a judo master to react to bigotry and prejudice to take you one way to create a foment bigotry and prejudice that take you another way. The gospel of Jesus Christ should liberate us from that. We are a human family. Western civilization was birthed by Christianity, but Christianity comes from the east. It comes from Bethlehem. I had a Christian leader say to me, there you know, the Palestinian Christians aren't really Christians. They've been arabized. I'm like, if you read the book of Acts, you know what one of the languages was in the upper room, Arabic? Do you know the second century? The second tribes to convert in an entirety to our Christian faith were Arab. Do you know the councils that gave us all of the core beliefs of our faith took place in lands that today we would consider Arab? But this type of prejudice or people will say when they hear the name, Allah, Allah,

2:03:34Allah, the name that Jesus used, the name Arab from Aramaic, Allah, Allah, sounds like Allah more than it sounds like our word God. But they will foment bigotry and foment prejudice. And the way I look at it is as a Christian and I am a Christian. And my organization right now we have Armigarads outside of churches, synagogues, girls schools for Muslim girls in Afghanistan. We're protecting the innocent people. Yeah, we want to share the gospel of Jesus Christ by standing with those outside of social concern. This is my goal. My assistant once someone said to her, Jason's not, you know what I like about Jason, he's not trying to convert anyone. She goes, no, he's trying to convert everyone. And that is true. I'm trying to convert everyone by treating every human person the way they deserve to be true. You're living your faith. Yeah, I want there there, there either a lost sheep and we need to bring them into the fold or there are brothers and sisters in Christ. But how does fomenting prejudice and bigotry, this new red green scare? Oh, the communist Muslims by communists, they don't mean the CCP, which is a legitimate

2:04:38threat. There's three million weekers in concentration camps. Phone Gong practitioners are having their organs forcibly harvested. There have been 15 Catholic bishops just vanished for standing up to the regime. The CCP is a real threat. No, when you hear the red green RNC squeeze the boomer for the last drop of juice campaign that you can, when they say communist, they mean the 19 year old girl who has purple here at a nose ring and is scandalized by violence and no one caring about her future. And how her femininity has been bombarded with pornography and cruelty through media. And so she's lost and she's angry and she's confused. She's not should not be an instrument of electoral political strategy. Right. But when you hear any politician or any activist use red green, what they're doing is they're trying to create fear for scared youth. That's what they mean by communist. And they go, oh, they're in line with Islamists. I lost an employee last year to Boko Haram.

2:05:39I lost two to the idea when they bombed our baby formula factory and it was our baby formula warehouse in Gaza. It was a big international scandal. The last year we lost three of our people. There is a real threat from Islamism. But the idea that Arab Americans or Muslim Americans running for a political officer and existential threat to this great Christian civilization that we have, what are they talking about? Do you know that Dearborn broke for Trump? It's a great point. Dearborn broke for Trump. Trump won because of Gaza. In fact, it was reported widely the Trump won because of Gaza. And every quote unquote democratic socialist or Islamist that they say is winning. They're winning because of Gaza. And if we ran as conservatives, rather than fomenting fear, what we should be doing is giving young people answers. If he had stopped the genocide, if he had stopped the wars, if he had actually brought peace to the Middle East, he would have, there would have been five more Republican presidents. This is the point I make all the time when they blamed the voter that actually cared about

2:06:42what they were voting for instead of like slogan rhetoric or like false ideology. When they say, Rex, your anti war, but you're making the Democrats win by criticizing Trump. Oh, I'm sorry. I don't support Trump. The man I support the values and ideology that he claimed to run on and he lied to me. He lied to my generation. He lied. I got friends from all over man. I got Mexican friends at Rontaco trucks. I got black friends. My co-host Tim Topkins. He's from New York. Democrat voter is whole life. He took a chance on Trump because he genuinely believed he was a anti war guy and then he was going to repair our economy. When in fact, we have a war economy. That's the economic resurgence that they're trying to sell us on. They say, hey, we can make money off selling weapons. We can make money off killing kids. We can make money by sending American sons and daughters off the bases that can't be defended, can't be defended, that then get hit with drone strikes with missile strikes because we got ourselves in a war. And I just, I want to talk about this for a second because this is so key and we got like 11 minutes left here in the segment. I want to talk about the attack on the knob and the attack on the IA tolla. First off, the attack on the IA tolla is like the dumbest thing you could do.

2:07:45You think kill on their Pope, their religious leader, much less their actual leader, their country. I think that's going to make people submit. Of course, it's going to make them rally around the fact, not flag. Not to mention it's a damn war crime. They hit him in his house. They killed his entire family. But when we kill 165 elementary school girls, it's completely disgusting. They kill them. Their teachers as well in a double or triple tap attack and then Trump and headsets come out almost smiling on the plane man saying we think it was a run. They're very imprecise with their munitions. They bomb their own school in the first hours of the war. Where do these people get off, man? No, it's really, it's hard to listen. It's unbelievable. And there's no apology. There's no guilt. And this is the same guy, Hague Zath, who's calling for a crusade. Right. And while the crusades were to protect Christians in the whole land, and our Christians in the whole land are being brutalized by our greatest ally by weapons that we fund. You look at Iran. Now, the regime is brutal. In fact, I work with Afghan refugees, Hazara, her Shia minority that had to flee Afghanistan

2:08:49because they were allies of ours. They actually had to flee Afghanistan when the Taliban came back to power and they went to Iran. And even though they're Shia, they suffer abuse. They're discriminated against. The regime is cruel, but here's the reality. There are a million Christians in Iran. Churches across Iran. There are synagogues in Iran. There's a large Jewish community in Iran. You know, I did a documentary and if you go to our vulnerable people project.com website, you can see it. We wanted to make sure the Christians and Jews would be safe in Iran when the war launched started, when the war kicked off. So I set camera crews to visit the Jewish communities in Iran. We filmed the oldest extant use synagogue in the world. Okay. So on October 18, 2023, the IDF bombed the oldest church in the world, St. Pervorius, that's been in permanent use since the third century. Well, guess what they did 11 days after my team finished documenting the oldest synagogue in the world. I had it.

2:09:49IDF bombed a synagogue. Bombed a Jewish neighborhood. There are a million Christians practicing their faith in Iran. How many are practicing their faith in Saudi Arabia? Would you rather be a Christian in Iran or a Christian in Gaza? You'd rather be a Christian in Iran. And if you don't understand this, then you have to acknowledge you don't understand the region. The region can be very complex, especially a country like Lebanon. You have a lot of vulnerable Christian communities and other ethnic and religious communities that have different colonial relationships, different regional power relationships and great power relationships. Since they can fall off the Ottoman Empire, it can be very confusing. And the sad thing is it's a proxy region. So every community is used as a proxy by some other community to achieve their interests in the region. And so the whole region is a mess. But the problem is that we as the great power, and I am a conservative, I don't want an America to have a peer. I don't want China or Russia or India to be our peer for world order.

2:10:54But how do I, well, how do we, we're creating those conditions? We've been created. And why is that? Because we have not treated our partner nations as an end in themselves. We've treated them as means to an end. Instrumentalized anyone who has been faithful to us. Henry Kissinger, who was a big part of the problem, famously said, and he should know me. Maybe it was his recipe. He said to be our enemy is dangerous to be our friend is fatal. Yeah. And that's been quite sourful and it's been true. You know, most of the Christians in Iraq were ethnically cleansed. It's actually called a cleasiest side. We're cleansed by the time Obama came into power. But where were we? I was even missing an action. And, you know, we weren't speaking up on this. Even I was trying to, I didn't do a very, I founded my organization actually in 2002 to advocate for Christians in case we invaded. But we didn't do a good job. And no one paid attention. You've literally been doing this since I was born.

2:11:56That's wild to think about. I was born in 2002. And the scale of what's been going on, you know, it's everyone's aware of it now because of the cell phone and stuff. But the entire region has been, you know, a playground for a really demonic energy, demonic forces and always the civilians, innocent civilians. So the casualty of these wars, you mentioned ISIS earlier. We set that up. There's really, there's a bank rolled it as well. And you know, you need a bad guy to fight in order to say, oh, we got to go in here or you need him to fight somebody else that you don't like. And it's our stated policy in the region since the early 2000s that we don't want secular democracies there. We don't want it. We rather have some radical militant leader just turning to Syria for a second. All Shara formerly all Jolani. This is a terrorist head shopping pig. This is a man that's held the heads of Christian children, Muslim children, Alouette children. In his hands, he comes to our White House in his spray with perfume. That makes me just completely vomit. You can watch him in general, Patreas on a stage together laughing, saying, oh, we used to being against each other now. We're on the same side. Yeah, you're always on the same side. I was with the Peshmerga while they were fighting ISIS.

2:12:58And they would tell me that they would be ordered. In fact, my son, my oldest son was in Iraq and it was very tense and it looked like the Peshmerga in the US might collide. And I was like messaging my son. You need to stand down and tell your commander that you're Peshmerga and your dad is with Peshmerga and don't fire on us. And the Peshmerga were told if you fire on ISIS in their moments of vulnerability, the US will fire on you. Right. What we would do is we would allow ISIS to take over Christian villages, rape and plunder, then we would flatten the village. So we were partners in the destruction of the old. The thought possibilities. You know, to me, it's Mordor. It's really Mordor. You go there and to me, the Middle East, it's just, it's shire after shire after shire. Each village is different than the next. You know, when you're in Southern Lebanon, these three Christian villages that are right next to each other, remesh, enable, and dable, to me, and I don't mean this to be offensive

2:14:00to the residents there. They kind of seemed like one village. They were really close together. It would be like three housing developments. That's how close they were together, but they were ancient and distinct. And they would talk about, unable, when you're in remesh, like someone in Montana might talk about Idaho, completely different communities. And then you would hear these, Rayleigh say, well, we have to bomb them because they are in cahoots with Hezbollah. The shia, even further away? No, that's not true. Not true at all. So when you go across the Middle East, first of all, you're going to be charmed. When each village, each community is really unique, really distinct, really beautiful, really charming. And then you see the war machine come in, whether it's United States, whether it was the Soviet Union or Russia, or whether it's Israel, or the terrorists in general, or terrorists that are proxies. Right, right. It's more to her. And they, they crush and destroy everything, ancient, ancient, everything wholesome and

2:15:03everything beautiful. And that is what ethnic cleansing is. That is what genocide is when they burned down those olive trees and they tear up the churches, you could have those things for yourself theoretically if it's some conquering thing. It's not about that. They want those people's mark on the land that thousand year, two thousand year history. They want that erased for their project. And I think in America, one of our real weaknesses, of course, it's great that we're such a, you know, story nation. We've been in so many things, those don't so much things for good across the world, not just bad. We're a very new country, 250 years old, literally last year. So for us to have the historical framework of saying, okay, these places are a thousand, two thousand years old. That's just a number to us. We don't really get that. We don't really understand these people literally have an unbroken chain to Jesus. They have an unbroken history with Jesus Christ. And for us to call ourselves a Christian nation for us to support, fun, actually, you know, tear down churches ourselves, bomb churches ourselves. I think, you know, one of our politicians you mentioned it earlier. I think when they do a little signature on a bomb, I think that's what that is.

2:16:04You got about two minutes left in this segment. We're going to do one more phenomenal information. Just what's your take on that? What makes it ethnic cleansing really quick? You mean there they simply mean to remove them from the land and they say it. And then we say, even my, some of my big supporters, I'll say, hey, we need to buy trucks, four wheel drive trucks to get eight. And I call a good friend and supporter just yesterday. He goes, but Jason, why don't they just leave? Wow. I said, well, but if they leave, is real is going to destroy every church and every home. It has been there for two thousand years. Like, we'll better to destroy their property than their life compromising on everything. And I say, you know what? I'm an Anglo American. My family has moved every 60 years since 900 AD. I can actually track it across the map. The man says, she calm. Yeah, that's what we do. But no, this isn't what they do. This is their home. This is their land. They are rooted. And there was a priest that just said a couple of months ago in Southern Lebanon, you will have to kill me. I won't leave. And then Israel killed him the next day. And this is the choice they will make. These three villages were mesh, unable and able. They said, we will die. We are not leaving because we see what they did to the other Christian villages.

2:17:07The Christians left and Israel came in and destroyed churches that have been there for centuries. Monasteries that have been there for centuries, millennia, their homes, everything that matters to them, they destroyed senselessly for no reason. We went that famous scene of the Israeli soldier that went crazy stabbing and smashing and the crucifix of Jesus over and over trying to smash the face of the crucifix. I got to stand above that crucifix. It was actually quite frightening. And I was like, wow, they crucified Christ again. What's interesting is no because it went so viral when that IDF soldier raged on a crucifix of a white plastic Jesus and resonated with the American people. And the residents of Southern Lebanon say, if not for that soldier's rage on that statue of Jesus, we would have been erased from the land already. So they cross protected them after all. They cross protected them. That's so beautiful, man. It's also so tragic. We're going to get back with so much more news. Where do people find your films? You can find all of our films at, if you go on an IMDB, Jason Jones, but it vulnerable

2:18:13people project, you can see all of our documentaries on vulnerable Christian communities around the world. It's vulnerable people project. Bring in these people joy when they haven't had joy in such a long time, probably ever living under these conditions. And the real nobility of the Palestinian people, Lebanese people, people in the West Bank, you name another Palestinian as well. The real, the real honor of them is they refuse to let anything keep them down. They refuse to acknowledge these conditions that are oppressed on them because they're like, hey, we're thousands of years old. This stuff you're doing to us right now. This is just, you know, decades. We're here for centuries, millennia. So talk about what you do when you come into these communities and you try to bring them that joy. I'm glad you asked me that question. You know, I look at everything to the eyes of a father. My mission was birth as a young soldier. I was away and I lost my first child to violence. And that experience as a young 17 year old infantryman, a way of basic training is where my whole mission was birthed. So I look at the work we do to the lens of a father. You know how the IDF is recently declared that anyone flying a kite will be killed.

2:19:18They want to kill children that are seeking joy. They get it. The IDF gets it. You have to destroy hope. And so what we do at the vulnerable people project is we want to bring hope. Right now we have a soccer league. We just launched in Gaza. We have a soccer league in Gaza. We throw children's day fasts during the war. The whole time in the world was happening in Gaza. We would throw children's fasts. We'd bring in shave ice and clowns and singing and dancing and music and fresh fruit and fresh vegetables simply to bring joy. We were just in Southern Lebanon. We threw a children's festival. And one of my dear friends is Paddy Malat. She happens to be the mother of Justin Bieber. The kids found me on IMDB. They're like, you make movies. We know and they found me. They put a phone in my face. Is that you and I was kind of confused. I'm like, oh, yeah, that's me. Do you have any celebrity friends? I named a bunch of my celebrity friends. I said, who would you like me to call? And I named a bunch. They said, call Justin Bieber's mom Paddy Malat. We called her. She actually answered the phone. Talked to the kids. There's an image of it right there and they were just so happy. What we want to do is we want to bring joy.

2:20:20We want to bring laughter. I look at my work that I don't serve children. I serve fathers. Fathers placed in an impossible situation. And no father is in a more difficult position than a man that's dead. So when you serve a widow and an orphan, you are really standing with a man, a real man who would love to protect and serve as children. You're protecting his future. And what an honor. I met a young Yazidi girl. She's like, she is my sister now. And I met her when she was recently rescued from the Peshmerga and she had to be told her entire village was destroyed, including her entire family. And I told her at that point that I'm going to be your brother. I'm going to be your father, whatever you would ask them for, you ask me for. Now she lives in the United States and she has become my sister and she always thanks me. I'm like, sister, don't thank me. Thank your dad. I work for your dad. I work for your brothers. So beautiful. And that's what we do at the vulnerable people project. We're going to start a whole league in Gaza. We have our first two teams, Ireland and Spain seem to be the best two teams to have.

2:21:23And but we want to name teams after heroes like you and your dad and Miss Rachel and others and just have this beautiful soccer league happening all over Gaza. We're going to continue to throw festivals. We're going to have a welcome back to school festival and Southern Lebanon in Taipei. If you go to a save west bank Christians.com and actually get this shirt, it doesn't make sense to a lot of my donors that go, it doesn't seem like a priority. I'm like, no, we're going to rebuild all the playgrounds that have been destroyed in Taipei. They think they're going to erase these communities. We're going to start by rebuilding their playgrounds. We're going to give them beauty, enjoy and laughter. This is what's going to keep them there. This is what's going to stop the ecclesiast side and the ethnic cleansing, making it a happy, beautiful place to live even in dark times. And this is something that we don't need to teach as you said, the Palestinians, they understand this. So for us, it's just a privilege to come alongside them and this is for them in an impossible situation. But when we come in solidarity with them, it becomes possible. Why? Because we as American Christians, look, I'm on your show.

2:22:25We're in a hard time. A shirt because it's a dream for me. Absolutely. I feel like they think they're going to delete. Right. They're not. They don't want people to know that name. No, but you know the name. And you get the shirt at savewestbandcrisians.com. You want everyone to know the name Tyba since the war they haven't had much. So we threw every Christian child in Tyba, which is all the children of Tyba had a vacation summer Bible camp. But we also work across Africa with vulnerable communities. There's a vulnerable Jewish community that we support. And so we threw a Jewish summer camp for those kids in Afghanistan. We had a summer literacy program for Afghan girls. And all of this really comes from my wish to stand with those who are outside of social concern. Those the world would forget about and those who would reject. We want to go there and we want to love them. And everyone knows that we're a Christian organization. They know what we do is for the love of Jesus Christ. It's not us. It's Jesus Christ through us. Right. Because that's not what I would do. Cut me off in traffic if you wanted to know who the real me is, right? If you go to our website, that's Jesus Christ.

2:23:25But to be Christian, to be a little Christ, and we try to be like Jesus for all of that example. Yeah, we really, it is a passion for me to stand with those who have been a forgotten that have been abandoned, that are powerless, that are outside of social concern. You know, it is really rewarding to be on your show and to say the name Tyba, a little powerless Christian village that is facing power, raw power, media power, intelligence agencies, militaries, financial power, this little village, we're not going to let them crush that village. Tyba has been there since the time of Jesus Christ, and it will be here when our Lord returns by God's grace and through our solidarity. And that's really our work. So this summer for us was beautiful. The best part of my day is we give, you know, back to school parties for these vulnerable Christian communities and other vulnerable communities. We give them school supplies. And so every day, just a couple of days, September 1st was our first kickoff of our soccer

2:24:27team, our soccer league. And so to get the video footage from our very first soccer game, and I couldn't believe they had trophies. My guys on the ground, they made trophies. They made medals. They had intermission with dances and singing and all kinds of celebrations. And then we even brought an ice cream. People go, when I got the idea, I actually got it from a lot of our partners or contractors sometimes might be former military. I'm former military. They might be, say, for example, a former Green Beret. I say, when we go into a community, guys, we don't go in this Rambo. We go in as the ice cream man. We want children to see us the way they would see the ice cream man. We don't wear anything that makes feels like war or smells like war makes us look like warriors. We just want to go in and make the kids smile, make them laugh, make them be happy. And so we always go in as ice cream man. Then I got the idea, let's actually be the ice cream man. Let's go into Gaza and bring ice cream. And I'm like, let's have swimming pools. And so we worked very hard, but we were able to get swimming pools into Gaza.

2:25:29We were able to bring in shave ice. Well, for the kickoff, we weren't able to get ice cream. But for our very first kickoff to our soccer league, our team really managed to get ice cream in there. And it might seem a little decadent and go, this is war. Yeah, but if my kids were in Gaza, I'm not going to send them sorghum paste and a poncho. I'm going to send them the biggest, best, most thick canvas pop up home I can. And that's what we do. And I'm also going to get them fresh fruit, fresh vegetables. Can I get the ice cream? If I can, I'm going to send my children ice cream. So you know, it's one thing to keep people alive and there's a time and a place for that. Of course. Cultivating hope is so important. I think that's the whole entire mission of what you do. You show them that, hey, like even though they wanted to humanize, I can never be taken from you because people all around the world care about you and they want to save you. And I think that movement is growing. I don't think this goes on forever. I think that we're able to really break the back of the so globalist, scientist project that is doing these things to these people that ultimately are innocent and just want

2:26:32to live a peaceful life. And I think they're framing in American's minds of you and people over there as, you know, Lord God, forgiving this isn't my, this isn't my position calling them cavemen, calling them muzzies, calling them, I've had colors calling and say, my buddy, Trump is in a fight. I'm in a fight too. If your buddy was in a fight with little kid, are you going to join in and stop on his head? Like this is the mindset of some people and it's really so sick. So I think what you're doing is showing the humanity, showing that what we express is a Christian nation nominally as, you know, just American people that are followers of Christ. This is what it means to be a follower of Christ. It means to bring joy to those who have had nearly all of that taken away from them. I think that's such a beautiful thing. I want to touch on just your futurist perspective because I have a lot of hope, you know, it's always darkest before the dawn. But I just, the level of evil, the level of evil and the level of bragging about it, this doesn't go on forever. Does it? No, well, evil, our Christian faith teaches us that evil is a deprivation, it's the absence of being. And the greater the evil, the less being that actually exists.

2:27:35And so evil and ideologies of evil disappear eventually under their own weight. And you're right. But, you know, I think it was Mark Twain that said history doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. Really, I do have a lot of hope. My hope is placed in your generation, especially they're rediscovering their Christian faith. To me, without a doubling down and a deepening in one's Christian faith, there is no hope outside of Jesus Christ for our civilization. And as a boomer and I was an iron ran objectivist, libertarian through my late 20s and as a young man and his 20s. What was the catalyst for you? Was it your faith, really? I became a Christian, you know, my high school girlfriend had a forced abortion while I was away basic training. Poor that mercy. And that experience was jarring to me when she called me crying. And then just months later, I was on my first overseas deployment as an infantryman. Those two experience kind of linked together my commitment to just want to spend my life protecting life. But I was an atheist at the time. I wasn't raised with any faith, but I'd discovered iron ran in eighth grade.

2:28:37It was the abortion knowing that such a great crime happened to my high school girlfriend into my child. And I wanted to know what was the roots of human dignity that actually I eventually discovered Francis Schaeffer and through Francis Schaeffer, he was a great theologian and philosopher. It led me to my Christian faith. And so, but I had this kind of, you know, Gen X, classical liberal, libertarian optimism for the future. But now I really have come to understand that your generation has been stripped of everything. You've been stripped of your, your hope for future vocations. You've been stripped of your hope for marriage and children. And a lot of young men have a hatred of women because women have been brutalized by our culture. And so your generation really has to men and women together have to be very forgiving and understanding and understanding. But really, it's great that you as a generation, you've been pulverized. Yeah, I would say mutilated, you know, all of us, nobody's immune to the propaganda. No one's immune to the abuse in its societal. And they want to put us in smaller and smaller buckets and then like crabs in a bucket,

2:29:40we tear each other down. I say, look, I love women. I say, look, I love our society. I love being a Christian. But what it means truly love women, what it means truly love our society, just getting on the abortion thing here really quick. We've killed over 63 million Americans, okay? These are entire generations of youth slaughtered. And when you look at that, not just as some abstract thing or some policy, but as reality, how can you not be against that? And then if you're against that, those who claim to be pro-life, but are not, you know, if you claim to be pro-life anti-abortion, but then you coast on war and genocide and murder, well, look how weak that makes your position because it's not actually a- And they're not really a Lindsey Graham people say, oh, he was a great pro-life leader. I've been working in the Republican Party for life since the late 80s. And I've worked with and against people like Lindsey Graham the whole time. And they're not pro-life. It's a bumper sticker they put on in November to get your vote. Those who are authentically and genuinely committed to life, you know, it's consistent. And yeah, your generation has such a challenge and it's going to be an intimate challenge.

2:30:43You know, there's this podcast to whatever podcast have you seen this? Of course. Where this guy brings on young women and berates them. He doesn't have them cover themselves up. He actually exploits them. He has them on a meat market and exploits them for profit while berating them. And rather than understanding that they're victims, they have been victimized. And then the same way you can take a young man who's not so young anymore like Nick Fuentes. And you can look at him and you can berate him and be angry at him. But then you have to look at, I can look at those young women and I can look at that young man. And I can say there's a mutilated, brutalized generation. And the hope for both of them is a deep, thoughtful commitment to Jesus Christ, love, forgiveness, solidarity, recognizing that we are made in the image and likeness of God. That our relationship with God is best fulfilled through the sacrament of marriage. We know what it is to love, forgive and sacrifice for another. And through our families, then we share our vocation to get the world to know and love their creator and love each other. This is the great challenge for your generation. And that is the great challenge is saying, okay, all the profit, all the incentive, all

2:31:45the motive is there to do that, to tear down the other gender, whether you're a man, woman, woman, man to hate each other, whether you know, American, I don't like the foreigner over there, vice versa. And in reality, in that time of true darkness, where the only way to ascend or to make money or to grow in the societal structure is to do those awful things that are against God, we need to turn towards God now more than ever because whatever the world, whatever the devil is trying to get us to do the most, whatever is the opposite of that is pure and good and holy. And it's as simple as all you have to do is stop doing the bad stuff. That's all you have to do. And then you'll realize as a human, as a person created in the image of God and as a Christian, you realize that you're good on your own and you're good because of your nature and because of your relationship to Christ because you want to become more like Christ over time and that's personal development and that's the goal and that's the strength and that's the liberty. We have such freedom within Christ to actually be ourselves because everything else just the will of demons. It's not easy. It's not simple. It's very hard. Yeah, it's very hard, but that's the thing is genius.

2:32:47I'm sorry, it's super simple, but it's very hard. But genius is found in simplicity. And of course, that's the highest level to try to master and of course no one's ever mastered except for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And that's why we need to ask for help. We have to pray and have that strong community. But I think that's such a key point you make when you have these women up there and you're treating them like strippers, like hookers and you're saying, no, you're not a human being. You're not somebody that I need to respect, not someone I need to heal with because we all have problems. You say, oh, I'm better than you. And I'm going to use my platform both to exploit you and tear you down. That just pushes that person further into that lifestyle. Well, you're claiming to represent and preserve traditional values. That's a bit absurd. It's absurd. You know, it would be one thing to be an opportunist or whatever. A traditional man would want to shelter and protect women from public scorn. All right. That's what Jesus did when they were stoned in the lady. Yeah. He called everyone around and asked them intimate questions about themselves. Right. It would be quite embarrassing. So this is your generation. God is that's a boomer, dude, exploiting Gen Z girls.

2:33:49That's what that is. And so this is where your generation has to be vigilant and help you just cut this off. Don't take the boys. You're going to get analog generation. You know, I'm with with my after this, I'm going to take my son to a vinyl record store in Austin and you know, we're going to go see an old movie, old John Wayne movie to movie theater. As a filmmaker, my business partner and I are looking at revitalizing community theater. So Gen Z kids can write their own plays performed by people in front of people with live studio audiences because I want young people to was so exciting for me to produce movies. And you know, we've won the Toronto Film Festival twice, the NAACP image award with one of our films and just to see, we're on 600 theaters across the country or a thousand screens. Such an exciting thing. And I want young people to have that excitement and that thrill. How are we going to do that with the word technology is going? And I think it's going to be a return to the intimate, to the analog live theater, local and live sporting events, whatever it is.

2:34:50But your generation is going to have to figure it out. Guys like me, I want to, as I have actually have four grandchildren now, seven children to my last breath. I want to work to serve my posterity, you know, and a generate if you, if we care about the children in Gaza, we care about a great grandchildren who are yet to be born. If we abandon the children in Gaza, if your parents or grandparents are thoughtless to the children that they don't know in Gaza, they're going to be live lives, thoughtless to their posterity. Yes. And Tim Dillam makes an excellent point. Social media is flattened people's minds. And that's really what the AI is. The final capstone on really is they want to say, okay, we own all human thoughts and dreams. We own all your media. We're going to use it to build a system that's then going to be in charge of disseminating all future education, right? So when a kid says, I want to be a screenwriter, I want to be somebody that's an author, I want to be somebody that's a filmmaker like you, you know, their context for what they believe that to be is already pre-engineered. And that's what we really have to fight against.

2:35:51And I think the theme of today's show, there's always a theme of today's show, has been establishing things on a local level that everyone can do. And once you have that community, you can actually still affect a lot of change at a local level. So we start by having strong family units. Then we have strong communities. We have strong cities. And then we move forward from there. And we show people our fruits. We show people the fruits of that because when you're actually living in the way that you're living, for example, you can show, hey, I'm bringing joy to all these people and you can do it to its mission for everybody. It doesn't belong to me. It belongs to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. So when you're able to present that to people, the alternative is what? Getting paid by Israel to lie about like a aid for what? For what? For not thinking my friends, I know these people. I've been in these rooms. I was hired by APEC in 2005, an affiliate of theirs. Then last long, they asked me for a proposal on how Catholics could care for their security. And I said, oh, that's easy. And I gave them a list of grievances and how they abuse Palestinians and ways that they can have reforms.

2:36:52And then we can publicize those reforms. I was shown the door. You didn't go well. But what I know what parties they go to, I've been to those parties who wants to go to those parties. I'm glad you brought up Tim Dillon. Your father Tim Dillon, Theo Van, this is what gives me hope for America because they all have actually one thing in common, gratitude. They are grateful because they recognize that they lived hard, all of them actually, challenging beautiful lives. And they love. And they are fearless for other than the next generation. I look at like these three guys, Alex Jones, Tim Dillon, Theo Van is my hope for our generations. They're battling dragons. Look at Tim Dillon. He does more to advocate for the well-being of our young people than any pastor or preacher that I can name in America. That's kind of strange. Totally true. Totally true. Theo Van, simply, that's kind of strange. And it's just advocating for that belief in, hey, like we believe in something better, we believe in something greater. And to have big, stylish media people or politicians, administration members on your

2:37:55platform. And then to call them out when they don't do what they promise to do. It's like you're not my chuckle, buddy. You're not my friend, JD Vance. You're a guy that I like the platform of because I believe in a pro-America future, pro-humanity future. And then when you come out here and you don't do the things you said you were going to do, we're going to call you on that because it's not about access journalism. It's not about being in the inclo, imagine, imagine going to Mar-a-Lago and dancing around while little kids are dying in Gaza. Lebanon, you name it. That's why I tried to go to Gaza for the inauguration. I was more comfortable there and ended up having to be in the West Bank than I would have been there. And I'm glad you brought that up. You're right. The Avon and your dad and Tim Dongeys like this, they demonstrated that men cannot count on them too much. They broke the chain. Right. The game is I'm your chuckled, buddy. Right. Hey, can you take a knee on this? Right. And they're like, no. Absolutely. And that had to be startling for them. What do you mean no?

2:38:55I'm in a position of power. We're buddies. Yeah, you have nothing I want. Right. Why do I want to go to those parties? I've, I remember in the early 2000s when I had to go to the Oval Office for meetings. The first time it was exciting, the second time it was a burden. And then you know what I want to do at third time. Yeah, I don't know, I know what these people get for selling out. I just had a meeting with an ambassador in Rome just last week. And we were, I was advocating kind of, it was kind of a hard-nosed conversation for the interests of the Lebanese. And you know, that same day my, my son and I walked the Appian way. And we did only 10 miles of it at 750 kilometers. What would I have rather done? What was the best part of my day? Being at a fancy hotel overlooking the Spanish steps meeting with an ambassador and secret service around or was that a burden? That was my mission, that was my job. I was grateful to do it. But of course, the beautiful thing in life, I didn't have to, I didn't have to, that's just going for a hike with my son. Right. Like what are these people getting? They're getting nothing better

2:39:55than what they can have already. Totally true. Yeah, and it's all about choosing humanity and choosing that pro-human future. Tell them in closing, we got about four minutes left here. Where do they find your media? What do they do to support it? And what do they do to just to tell people about it and share it with others? Okay, thank you very much, Rex. I want to ask you two things. I want all of you, every one of you to get an I heart type of shirt. And you can do that at savewestbankchristians.com. And there you can also subscribe to get minute by minute alerts. Every attack and a Christian community, anywhere in the world, we do an immediate report. We have a network of what we call local correspondence all over the world, documenting attacks and Christians. And we do real time reporting that savewestbankchristians.com. Where the shirt, tell people about Tyba, let's save Tyba and my new documentary on the Vatican, the secret deal that was broker by a disgraced cardinal, Cardinal McCarrick, a total reprobate, broker to deal with the CCP that among other things has silenced the church from criticizing the CCP for its brutal crimes.

2:40:56For example, there are three million weagers in concentration camps, phone gong practitioners, murdered in their organs harvested and the church being totally co-opted and controlled. The CCP disappears Catholic bishops with one hand and it actually makes bishops, its own bishops with the other hand, utterly reprehensible. So you can watch that at candisolence.com on Club Candace and it just came out today. And also there, there's our other documentary on Tyba is also available at Club Candace where we document the plight of what it's like to be in the city. While we were there to document settler violence, it was worse than that. The IDF attacked, they attacked my staff with cameras rolling, they didn't flinch with young American filmmakers present, not radical settlers. The Israeli defense force attacked the Christian village attacked, the famous Tyba Brewery with cameras rolling, you can see that at Club Candace too.

2:41:57Wow, thank you so much Jason Jones. We're gonna be right back. I'm gonna take you all's calls. I wanna hear what the callers, the viewers listeners have to say about this. I think this has been a very powerful interview. I think that there's going to be a lot more people like you in the future that are really gonna step up and rise to the occasion and it's about being prohuman because our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is the ultimate prohuman, both God and man. And he came here for one reason to save us, right? So we need to follow that example and we need to protect those that can't protect themselves. And we need to bring those that need joy, that have had that joy taken from them. And I think the easiest way to do that right now is to just share this information with people. I think people need to know your story, the stories that people that you work with and helping people that are become your family because we're all a part of this family. They're super-saying, yeah. 100% man, it's really a powerful story. They're my family. Yeah, a lot of this has gotten me quite shaken up and be honest with you, just the gravity of it, really the beauty though, the light you're able to bring into that darkness, the way you're able to illuminate things, the way that you're able to bring that spirit of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, into these communities, which is where he's from, where he walked, where he talked to people,

2:42:59where these stories are from. And I think people in the audience, if we got anyone listening, it's a little bit more magas, still, a little bit still in the administration camp or whatever, listen to the words of this man, listen to what he is doing and realize what is happening right now at the administration is a complete and total opposite. And we are here to respond to it in a peaceful, nonviolent political, social, spiritual way because that's the real weapon and the pin is my dear than the sword. And when everyone knows we will have peace, we will have the truth. And I think that's happening. I think it is an inevitability that humanity just as a whole bit America itself, a Christian nation is going to wake up to what's being done in their name. It's being done in your name, that killing the murder, the death, the genocide, they say that's you, the Zionist government, the globalist government, they say that's you doing it. Is that you doing it? If you are still a supporter, or if you are still a fan of it, you need to leave it now. And if you were truly ignorant, if you didn't know, didn't understand, it's not truly your fault. That's a societal program that was run on you, a system of control.

2:44:00Break with that now, leave that now because 10, 20, 30 years in the future, or tomorrow whenever we all pass away, we all die right, we're gonna have to answer to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ about what we did here on this earth. And did you protect the least of us? Did you give water to a man that was thirsty? Did you give food to a child that was hungry? Or did you choose to laugh at them? Did you choose to say, my position is I have opulence, I have everything I need. Why should I care about you? It's my right. It's my right. I want to hear from the magaside. I want to hear from the America first side of why you hold your positions, especially if you disagree with me, also on the very powerful interview, 90 minute interview, we just did with Jason Jones. That number to call in is 512-266-0642. That's 512-266-0642. 512-266-0642. I want to hear from you. I want to hear what you think, what you have to say. We've covered a lot of breaking news, a lot of information today. Now it's time for the viewers, listeners, to become callers and become a part of the show. This show will always and has always belong to you. The number is 512-266-0642.

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2:46:02how wonderful they are, how compassionate they are, how brave they are, it just kind of makes sense. You have to be, right? It's kind of like the worst situation ever. Like you're in a land where you have this thousand year, 2000 year or longer connection with it. This is where you live. This is where your family is from. Literally hundreds of generations of your family are from this one place. And then a Western empire, a Western country wants to come in and supply bombs to a globalist project that's trying to kill all of you. And the nobility that's found within a people that decide to survive that and not let them keep them, not let that keep them down. You know, Ben Gavir says, he wants to do like a mass immigration project, right? He wants to just ferry all the people out of there and then it'll be fine. He says that's okay. Well, that's not okay to people imagine if they came to you they said, hey, hey, Rex, you lived in Texas for nine generations of your family. Well, they don't deserve to live in Texas anymore. We're gonna give you a new place to live. We'll give you a travel, give you air for your ferry, you out whatever. But if you don't leave Texas, we're gonna bomb it and turn it into a parking lot. You wanna have food, you wanna have water, you wanna have schools, you wanna have healthcare, you wanna have anything left at all.

2:47:04And I would die here. I'm not leaving. And I don't think that you guys, wherever you live, whether that be Idaho, Florida, California, New York, North Dakota, Illinois, wherever you're from in the country right now, I don't think you take that deal either because you realize it's about something greater than that. It's about where you're from. And if you think about 250 years of history, and then you think about 1,000, 2,000 years of history, it's really arrogant to think that they'd ever get those people to leave. And ultimately what they have to do, if they can't get them to leave, they're just gonna kill them. They're just gonna murder them and you're gonna pay for it. It's like full metal jacket with private pile. When he's got the jelly donut hidden in his locker and the sergeant finds it and he goes, they pay for it, you eat it. When everyone else is doing pushups on the ground, he's sitting there eating the donut or standing there eating the donut. Do you wanna be the guy eating the donut? Do you wanna be the guy that says, oh, it tastes good, I'm fat, I'm not happy, I'm crying because the people around the ground working and dying while I'm eating this and they're paying for it, I'm eating it. No more, no more of that, we're not gonna do that anymore. So we got collars on the board.

2:48:06Do we have collars on the board? Number five, one, two, two, six, six, oh six, four, two, let's go to Chad in Minnesota with the America first position, Chad, you're on the air. Good afternoon, Rex. Great segment with Jason. That's just pretty more of what you and Jason talked about. That's just an excellent segment and really appreciate it. Colin in regards to, I would say that the number one thing with Maga and I never felt anything towards Maga. I just, I voted Trump and I wanted to believe that there was this domestic approach, but Maga to me was never a Christian gathering of anything, in my opinion, I never, maybe the people that were behind it, but coming from Washington DC, it's just not Christian. And I just, I think we're,

2:49:07no we have this petrodollar, an underarm, we have, being the global hedgemon. I mean, nothing of this screams Christian in my opinion. And it's just, it's kinda, I mean, we shouldn't be surprised when we're in this position and held hostage because the people, they want to make the changes, don't have any right to making that change. It's just, it's disgusting. And again, back to you and Jason's interview, it's just, it's great to see people out there doing the thing that Jesus Christ wants us to do. My savior, my Lord, my savior wants us to do is help people out. Even I mean, on the level of the idea, if I mean those people are born into a situation, I'm not a big fan of by any means, but. No, you can watch really quick, not to interrupt you, you can watch videos of people crying in the canessant that are like, I drink an entire bottle of liquor and then I take pills and I cry and piss myself to sleep every night because I can't take what I did.

2:50:07Yeah, it's just disgusting. We, and you know, it stopped blaming God or Jesus Christ for, you know, the situations in the sooner that more people accept, you know, Jesus Christ as a Lord and savior, they will, you will, it will open up doors like you've never felt before and that's the direction. We need to get off of this technology, this anti-human AI, you know, push that, it's just anti-human. It's just completely anti-human in my opinion. Have every, have AI do everything for you. Okay, that makes zero sense. That's my dad's classic thing of, why don't you breathe on a respirator? We have to be humans and live in the real world. Thank you Chad Minnesota. Let's go to Dave and FEMA region nine. Dave, you're on the air. Yeah, thanks so much, Russ, appreciate the opportunity. So I am also American citizens first, not America first, American citizens first. And I am MAGA, I had a coin holder, commissioned two years ago, MAGA,

2:51:09make America godly again. But what I thought was most illustrative on your show today was what Powell Seraphin pointed out that we're really failed mostly by the legislative branch. I remember that day where polypockets stood up and said, we're gonna return to regular order. No more CRs, no more spending at Nancy, Pelosi, $7 trillion spending levels. I don't agree with everything the president Trump is doing, but I think we got a vote Republican and it starts in 14 days in person voting, starts in the 18th of September, and goes for the next 60 days, because if the Marxists get in charge, they're gonna destroy this country worse than it is now. And I hate the Republicans. I'm a political committeeman in Arizona. I'm the only one that represent 1900 of my fellow residents in my school community.

2:52:10And the local Republican party has banned me from the meetings because I'm the most active of all of them. I'm not ridiculous, but we can't stay home. We can't let the Democrats take over because they will ruin the country like they did with 40 million illegal invaders, 40 million illegal invaders. I just, I don't, I, I, I think it either happens in 2026 or 2028. And if the Republicans think they have a mandate to carpet bomb the Middle East, if they think they have a mandate to spend infinite amounts of money, and they say, look, you had these candidates, we had Massey, we raised you Ed Gowerton, we can get people to vote for Ed Gowerton, because we can say he's a Republican that can win the general. In my opinion, that is the great lie. I understand your perspective. I understand where you're coming from. Thank you for your call. Let's go to Rick and Arizona, Maga, Rick and Arizona, you're on the air. Yeah, I just want to make the comment that, I think about Maga was destroyed on purpose. You know, it's kind of like a lion that eats it and kills its own young

2:53:14because of the territory. It's kind of like, it's kind of like, they got rid of all the loose ends after they did the job and made all the money. Maga was a force that could be turned around on somebody. So Trump and his mafia, I think they did it on purpose. I think they wanted to divide it, get rid of it. And Trump is probably the best Democrat that they got. You take a look at what, you know, some of the comments he's made over the years. In 1999, he was talking about a 5% wealth tax on the wealthiest and we get rid of $5 trillion in debt. I wonder how much all of this is real. And what is, you know, it's just, it looks very like a mafia organization. How would the mafia would handle all the loose ends after they got done during the job, you know? It's like when they moved to the liquor in the middle of the middle of the night

2:54:14in Chicago with a bunch of hired help, but they don't want the hired help to ever tell where they hid the liquor so they killed the hired help. It's a great point. That's a great point. And they establish it because they say, oh, we're just doing this one thing. We're just going to make America great again. When in reality, there's this whole hidden agenda they don't tell you about and you're not a part of it. So they got to eliminate you. I think that's a great call, a great point. Thank you, Rick and Arizona. Let's go to Francisco in Texas, Maga. You're on there. Yes, sir. So we were conservative Americans, America first. And I'm Latino or Tejano or Mexican American, you know, 10 generations of being an American. And what they say in Spanish is when when a husband is being treated by his wife with another man, they call him way, W-A-Y way, like quite way, but in Spanish is way. And nowadays, where I'm from in South Texas, everybody saying, man, you know,

2:55:17if you still believe in Trump, you're away. Why? Because he's doing just like the wife is sitting on the housing or he's sitting on the conservatives. He's sitting on Americans. Yes. He took the bait. They fought for him and he's a cronies. And man, start county is angle county is a part of county. And you know, start county became red on 2024. And man, everybody is upset with him. Because of the war, the Epstein least, not the war. That was really we ain't got no business over there. I know it's Israel, you know, we're the best daylight that Israel has the best friend, but it's Israel has been run by the wrong people. Not in Yahoo. Absolutely. We call it a local radio station. And they say, you know, you want to talk about not in Yahoo go fly a kite.

2:56:18So I've been flying a kite. I don't talk to that radio station any longer. But like young people say, don't worry. You have to fly a kite fly a drone. And I said, oh, okay. So that's a new thing fly a drone. This is a great point that you've made about the way and about, you know, Trump was supposed to be in a relationship with the American people. He's supposed to prioritize them and put them forward, but he's chosen for an interest. Not just Israel, Ukraine, you can look at Europe, you can look at South America. I look at this $40 billion subsidy to the Argentinian beef. And I say, well, our farmers are struggling. We have the smallest herd and cattle that we've had in decades. And that's for one specific reason they're not taking care of. When in fact, the big monopolies, big meatpacking corporations, they're able to, you know, gouge and split. And I think Trump actually did pass something today that rectifies some of that. No, if that's chicklets, man, that's chicklets. We need real meat. We need to bring America back and we need that promise of Maga that we got in the 2024 election. Great call for Antisca. Really appreciate your time. Keep out of brother. Let's go to Austin in Ohio, America first. Maga, you're on the air.

2:57:19Hey, can you hear me? I can. Hey, how are you doing? Pretty good. Basically, the one main contradiction. I have noticed when it comes to the Israel lobby, pro Israel people and whatnot, that whole crowd is that they, modern Jews exist in the shadow of the Nazi Empire and World War II and the Nazi Empire's whole core basis for what they believe was blood and soil nationalism. I don't understand how to, be Jews or Jewish-aligned people can decry blood and soil nationalism and constantly harp on this as the worst evil of all evils. When if you look at their track record over the last, I mean, you technically going back thousands of years, but over the last 100 years, all it's been is pro Israel blood and soil nationalism on the one hand while hanging on the other that it's the worst thing on the earth. And I honestly still have yet to find a pro Israel person who can

2:58:23explain this dilemma or contradiction. Yeah, I was really looking at the knock-up. You can look at there. No, you're good and you're stay on me, stay on with me for a second because I want to ask you a couple more questions. If you look at things like the knock-up, if you look at the history of terrorist attacks that that state is engineered in order to bring more people to their country to say, oh, we're the only safe place for you, it really is a thing as to where you have to look at at least in modern history, at least this is the narrative of the story that's been told to people make them feel this way. It is copying the abuse that was done to you, the cycle of abuse and perpetuating that, moving that forward. And then saying you have a victim card and some sort of right to do these things, when in fact nobody ever has the right to do these things when they think that they're entitled to do it, I would say what have you noticed within your friends, your family, your community about the identity of Trump, what he represents two years ago versus now? Two years ago, I mean, coming out of COVID, a lot of the people I knew were incredibly optimistic, like they had this whole fourth turning type of energy,

2:59:26like they thought once we broke out of COVID, the shackles were free and we were going to elect him again, it was all good. And now everyone's got a very, I don't even know how to describe it, a very flattered, lethargic attitude of like, when they voted for him, they just kind of shrugged their shoulders and go, well, I know gas is fucked, but it wasn't Kamala. Right, right. And that's something as to where Irogek lester two evils because I think the lesser evil perpetuates the greater evil and leads to it taking primacy. And if we really care about stopping the Democrats, if we really care about stopping this red green alliance, then you have to have a strong initial position to say, hey, we're not like these people at all. It's not enough to say, hey, we're kind of like these people, we have our own agenda and it's for America and it's for Western values, you're still killing people, you're still bringing about the end of America, you're putting our nation in debt, in dislavery into wars that generate dead American soldiers, dead civilians around the world, it makes the entire world hate us and our entire global financial system.

3:00:26Cross-melted down. Exactly, it's a, it's a house divided against itself and it can't stand. Thank you for your call, Austin. Let's go to Dennis in Virginia. Dennis in Virginia, you were on the air. Hey, Rex, thanks for having me call. Hey, I have to say you're doing a great job. I mean, you're very articulate and intelligent and everything you say is like, I mean, you're just like, you're almost better than your dad out. Oh, no. No, I had a good teacher, I had a good teacher. That's right. Yeah, you did. You had a great upgrade. Alex, he's awesome. I've been watching him for years and I can't, you know, it's like, I watch him every day and I live in South West corner of Virginia and just north of Tennessee in these mountains and you couldn't believe how many people here listen to Alex every day. It's amazing. I thought these people were really backwards but they're up on everything you guys say. And so what I was talking about is like, what they want to do, I'm talking real quick, real quick, your foundational energy, you ought to call that foundation fountain of youth. I swear to God, that has done so much more for me

3:01:29than anything, not a lot of stuff. But that, you know, I know everybody's physiology is a little bit different, this and that like the methylene blue and I've taken that, and I get a little pick up on that, but what hit me most of the foundational injury, that is awesome. I swear to God, it's so good. But what I was talking about was the JFK. It seems like everybody forgot about the JFK files. One year ago in July, two year ago, I called on your dab was doing a show. And I called, you know, the parent people wanted justice for what was going on and all this stuff is like that. And Trump said he was going to release JFK files and that's the files. And not not who he jumped on a plane, he came right over here. It was a year ago in July. Good point. And he shut, jumped down, and Trump was so frustrated that weekend. And it's like, he's going to, but Trump said one time, he said the American people would be, they won't be able to believe who is behind the JFK kill that fascination.

3:02:30So to make the reason why they, the reason why they can't tell people about that is for the same reason as all the other assassination attempts is because it hits too close to, too close to home as to actually is in charge of America and who threatens, you know, political leaders, kills political leaders, kills activists, ultimately tries to kill and maybe has killed presidents before. And I think we all know who's responsible for that, which country that is. Thank you, Dennis, for that call. Let's go to Catherine and Florida. I have one word, boomer, in the notes. You're on the air, Catherine. Yes, I'm 84 years old and I'm very concerned for my children and grandchildren and great grandchildren because I feel totally betrayed. I talked to my grandchildren and to voting for Trump. And he, he and many people in Colorado are voting that way or dead. And the people now, some of them are white-pilded, you know, they believe in Trump regardless. But I see the facts and it really scares me

3:03:33that he could turn like he did and betray American people like he did. So I'm really upset about that. And over my lifetime, I remember my dad saying that we're in another no-win war. And that was a factor when I was growing up of the Korean War and all of these wars. And when Trump said we're gonna get out of the war, I said finally, we have a thing. They have a thing about the darn war. I mean, how many presidents even have said, man, welcome in here for a second. This is such a powerful point. The anti-war vote in this country, this is something that's like a century old. This is what people have been craving. This is what people have wanted. And when people that say that they're maga or America first, but are not, and they say, hey, we have to back this thing to the hill. We can't ever pull support from Trump because hey, you know, at least it's better than the Democrats.

3:04:34No, the anti-war vote was one of, if not the most powerful reasons besides securing the border, that people supported Trump in both 2016 and 2024, because that was the promise. And I think, man, I think you feel betrayed. I feel betrayed. What happens next in your view? Well, I feel like the last car that we are forced to vote against the Democrats because they're just plain communist. And I can't stand the thought of going under that type of leadership. In fact, I really think I'm in a nightmare at times when it comes to what's going on. I think we're waking up, though. I think we're waking up. And here's the thing that you have to realize you have a problem, a technology of a problem before you seek a solution. You have to be aware of the situation that you're in. Powerful call. Thank you, Catherine and Florida. I'm sorry to everybody else. I'm not going to be able to get to you. Got two minutes left on the clock. It's a really short period of time. This is something very powerful. People need to understand that it is hunger for peace.

3:05:36This hunger for liberty, this hunger from justice. This doesn't just exist in America. This exists throughout the world. And we're supposed to be the beacon. We're supposed to be the fountain, the tree of liberty that everyone else can rest under the shade of. And if we can't promote that, truthfully, honestly and rationally, if we run on that and we say that's our agenda and we get elected based off that, just pointing at Trump as an example, but it could be any future candidate. People that say that they're anti-war and pro-peace and are not, they are the great enemy. It's even more of an enemy than the people that are openly pro-war or the people that are for, you know, performing our society into like a communist hellhole, because here's the thing. When you show genuine people that your side that runs on good values can't be trusted, where else are they supposed to go? Are they supposed to believe you forever? It's like Lucy and Charlie Brown with the football. Can we pull that up to end the show? Lucy and Charlie Brown with the football. And Charlie has a contract with Lucy and Lucy's supposed to hold the ball down and he's supposed to run forward and kick it. And every single time she yanks that football out and then he falls flat on his butt

3:06:38and the American people are really, really tired of that. So when you say, oh, you don't support kicking the football. Yeah, she's holding the football down. Every single time she holds the football down she pulls it out and we fall on our butt. And eventually people are going to go over to a side that's much worse. And that side that's much worse is going to use that as an example as to why they should support them. I'm not a Democrat. I'll never support the Democrats. I'll never support a Democratic candidate. But by acknowledging that the Republican party led by Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu has put us in that position. You give these people infinite firepower, infinite ammo and infinite strength. And that's why I stand on business. That's why I call out the war mongers. That's why I call out Donald Trump for betraying this country. Because if you don't do that, if you're not able to build a genuine coalition around people that actually hold the values he pertained to have, he pretended to have, he said he had, we believed him and we voted for him. He got the popular vote based off that in a large part, if not completely and totally whole because that is a thing that made him different. People have promised immigration reform.

3:07:39People have promised domestic tranquility. People have promised a financial fiscal responsibility. No one had promised to be anti-war in the way the peace president did. And when he betrayed us on that, he betrayed us on everything.