Friday, 16 June 2023

Gavin McInnes In-Studio with Alex Jones, MUST WATCH!

A deep dive into the globalist transition from George Soros to his son and the rising competence crisis threatening Western infrastructure and civil order.

By The Alex Jones Show | 1h 47m listen | 48 chapters
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About this episode

Gavin McInnes joins the broadcast in studio to discuss the escalating populist movement and his legal battles against the Southern Poverty Law Center. McInnes and the host analyze the transition of power from George Soros to his son Alex Soros, who now controls a twenty-five billion dollar fund allegedly used to direct Antifa operations. The conversation centers on the perceived lawlessness in New York City and the emergence of a New Right movement led by figures like Elijah Schaffer and John Doyle.

Domestic instability is compared to the infrastructure collapse in South Africa, where office buildings in Johannesburg face abandonment and the power grid remains unreliable. The dialogue addresses the competence crisis in American leadership, citing the cognitive health of Joe Biden and the public performance of Kamala Harris as intentional demoralization tactics. Additional reports cover the Ukraine counter-offensive losses, aviation safety concerns involving Southwest and FedEx, and the firing of Tucker Carlson producer Alexander McCaskill after a controversial news chyron.

McInnes shares the story of how a visit to Austin revitalized his career after being fired from CRTV, leading to the launch of his platform Censored TV. The session takes a cultural turn as the pair ranks the Rolling Stones over the Beatles and critiques the avant-garde origins of The Who. Personal anecdotes regarding a verbal confrontation in Hawaii and the toughness of Vietnam-era helicopter pilots round out the broadcast.


CHAPTER 01 / 48 Discussion

Gavin McInnes Joins Alex Jones in Studio

Gavin McInnes joins the broadcast in studio to discuss his upcoming comedy performance at the Vulcan Gas Company in downtown Austin. The conversation opens with observations on the growing populist sentiment in America and the perceived disconnect between mainstream media portrayals and the actual views of the public. McInnes promotes his platform, Censored TV, while the host notes the proximity of the comedy venue to Joe Rogan's club.

gavin mcinnes· alex jones· vulcan gas company· censored tv· joe rogan· austin

00:00 What percentage of Americans feel the way we do? Like I was just asking your boys outside with the vaccine today, right? 2023, how many people who got it regret it or it is leasing down? I asked this to a ton of people, by the way, and they always give me a number around 50%. Like, I don't think we're as esoteric as the media portrays us. I think if you reach into Madison, no, not Madison, you reach into random northern Wisconsin or Milwaukee, or you go to someone in the Pacific Northwest outside of Portland and you ask them about these things, I think they're basically on our side. But there's this tyranny of the shrill minority where these nutty moms

00:44 are making us think that the world's gone mad, but I don't think it is as bad as MSNBC and CNN portrays. They're freaks, is what I'm saying. I totally agree. They gaslight us with this over-the-window of just radical, insane pedophilia, communism, corporate decadence largesse, with a weird communist icing. And they try to make us feel like we're weird, but all the numbers show it. People are becoming more conservative, more populist, more just common sense. Yeah, get an average American, get five beers in him on a Saturday night and no one can hear him or her and ask them what's and they'll say, I doubt the vaccine. Trump did have a lot of good policy. I'm talking about liberals here.

01:24 You know, the borders are out of control. Abortion at nine months is murder. Like I think that everyone agrees with us, but CNN, MSNBC and mainstream media is how they portray InfoWars. Well, the great Gavin McInnes is our guest, ladies and gentlemen, in studio, and he's at the Vulcan Gas Company tonight on 6th Street. and a little bird told me that somebody else might be popping up. And that's right next to Joe Rogan's club. So a lot of fun stuff is going to be going on tonight in downtown Austin. Gab McInnes is here with us, ladies and gentlemen. And of course he hosts his own Censored TV transmission, which is at Censored.TV and Censored.TV. And he is here with us. It is great to have him in studio. Very excited to be here. Very excited.

CHAPTER 02 / 48 Discussion

Lawlessness in New York and Physical Confrontations with Antifa

The discussion shifts to a perceived state of lawlessness in New York City, comparing the lack of order to conditions in South Africa. Observations are made regarding the lack of police intervention during public drinking and street fights. The dialogue characterizes members of Antifa as over-educated academics who are unprepared for physical altercations with right-wing opponents.

new york city· antifa· anarchy· south africa· law enforcement

02:27 I just feel your energy. I feel like I'm on drugs or something. I'm high on cocaine. I'm high on the times. I'm really freaked out right now. Well, it's getting so apocalyptic that it's kind of good. Like I was talking to someone in South Africa recently and they said they're doing stuff like they're trying to tyrannize us with these chips, right? But there's no electricity, so they can't use the chips. And it's getting that way in New York. In New York now, there's such total and utter lawlessness that if you're having a beer in a bar and someone goes, let's go, and you go, oh, I have a full beer, just take it with you. Drink it in front of a cop. No one cares. There's no law. Well, that's the thing is right wingers are not out beating left wingers up. It's them attacking us. But lately, leftists start fights and right wingers just beat the hell up. The police don't even come. Yeah. It's just like, OK, don't you think right wingers would be better at anarchy than leftists?

03:22 Oh, absolutely. And they are. They're prepared. They're armed. They have water. Have you ever, like, when you fight Antifa, especially in New York where they're just over-educated in academics, it feels like fighting peanut brittle. Like, you start to feel guilty after a while. Well, I love how they'll punch you and then wait to see what the hit did. Yeah. And when you punch them, they always say the same thing. They gasp. And they go, oh my God! And you realize, oh, that's your first punch of your whole life. And I did it. I broke your cherry. I popped your cherry. That is true. I've seen when they get hit and like, especially like when a really big guy breaks their ribs or something, like they'll hit you with a baton, then a big guy breaks their ribs. They go, they start crying. They go, why did you do that? It's like, well, you're in a man's world now, Bubba. Yeah, you started it. Didn't you have a big brother? You don't know what it feels like to get punched? Come on. It's good for you.

CHAPTER 03 / 48 Discussion

Alex Soros and the Funding of Antifa

Claims are made regarding Alex Soros taking over a $25 billion war chest and allegedly funding and directing Antifa operations. The transition of power from George Soros to his son is described as a continuation of a globalist agenda. The speakers critique the public image and psychological state of the younger Soros based on media appearances and UN involvement.

alex soros· george soros· antifa· globalism· united nations

04:10 Yeah, so it came out that Alex Soros, now the head of the $25 billion war chest at least, is really the head of Antifa. It came out in documents. He funds it, he runs it. That's amazing. And I always hated when people said, I can't wait till George Soros dies. And you're like, you think that's the end? The ding dong, the witch is dead? Of course his son is going to continue. And of course this virus will continue. It's not about ending George Soros. It's about ending this entire globalist mentality. Well, absolutely. I mean, the spirit just crawls to the next person. Yes. Yeah. And he's, Alex has been heavily involved since he's been 18. No. I've seen pictures of him with Bono and going to the UN and- In every photo, he looks like completely psychotic. Yeah.

CHAPTER 04 / 48 Discussion

Ukraine Counter-Offensive and Media Gaslighting

The segment covers the military situation in Ukraine, claiming the counter-offensive has faced heavy losses in armored vehicles against Russian defenses. The conversation transitions to domestic politics, criticizing CNN and MSNBC for their portrayal of conservative values. The host argues that the media gaslights the public on issues such as the border, vaccine skepticism, and the legal indictments of Donald Trump.

ukraine· russia· donald trump· msnbc· cnn· counter-offensive

04:56 At least he doesn't have those weird scrotums under his eyes like George Soros. They're quote counter offensive running into a steel wall of death. Our media trying to suppress it, but I've gone and watched even third party media. They've destroyed thousands of armored vehicles and tanks. They just basically slaughtered the whole group in the last two weeks, which the Russians when they were on the offense got torn up because whoever's on the offense gets the brunt of it. You always need three times the force in tank battles to take over another force. That's well known. There's that. There's the economy. There's the Biden. There's the Bush.

05:38 You know, crime family, you know, trying to back the Santas, but I still kind of like the Santas as a person. Then you've got Trump being indicted. I mean, just all these crazy things swirling around. What do you think the zeitgeist of our time is? That's my big question with all of these is what percentage of Americans feel the way we do? Like I was just asking your boys outside with the vaccine today, right? 2023, how many people who got it regret it or is leasing down? I asked this to a ton of people, by the way, and they always give me a number around 50%. Like, I don't think we're as esoteric as the media portrays us. I think if you reach into Madison, no, not Madison, you reach into random northern Wisconsin or Milwaukee, or you go to someone in the Pacific Northwest outside of Portland and you ask them about these things, I think they're basically on our side. But there's this tyranny of the shrill minority where these nutty moms

06:38 are making us think that the world's gone mad, but I don't think it is as bad as MSNBC and CNN portrays. They're freaks, is what I'm saying. I totally agree. They gaslight us with this overton window of just radical, insane pedophilia, communism, corporate decadence largesse, with a weird communist icing. And they try to make us feel like we're weird, but all the numbers show it. People are becoming more conservative, more populist, more just common sense. Get an average American, get five beers in him on a Saturday night and no one can hear him or her and ask them what's and they'll say, I doubt the vaccine. Trump did have a lot of good policy. I'm talking about liberals here.

07:18 You know, the borders are out of control. Abortion at nine months is murder. Like I think that everyone agrees with us, but CNN, MSNBC and mainstream media is how they portray info wars. Like I was watching CNN in a bar the other day, the only place I see it. There's a pay to have it on. Oh yeah? A lot of companies, big bar chains and stuff get paid to put it on. Airports, hotels, yeah. I'm watching it and it's like an Antifa dude punched in the face, like I'm going, One of the lower, the chiron, the lower third said... Trump using the justice system to indict his enemies and then the woman on it is talking about how that's third world stuff using the just weaponizing the justice system against your enemies and she's talking about Trump using it against Biden and you're like do you? No, that's what they do. It's like I'm saying conservatives want to ban books. No, we don't want you to give genderqueer that shows pedophilic sex to eight-year-olds

CHAPTER 05 / 48 Discussion

Book Banning Allegations and Fahrenheit 451 Co-opting

The speakers discuss the cultural narrative surrounding book banning, arguing that the left has co-opted the themes of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 to target conservatives. They claim that efforts to remove sexually explicit graphic novels from children's libraries are being mischaracterized as censorship. Reference is made to James Comey and Jen Psaki regarding the alleged weaponization of the Justice Department.

ray bradbury· fahrenheit 451· james comey· jen psaki· hbo

08:17 Don't give my kid pedophile pornography isn't banning your pedophile book. Yeah, well they've made banning books our thing and that's a communist thing. You know that book Fahrenheit 451, who's that? Ray Bradbury? Yeah, about the temperature of the paper burns. So that was about communists. HBO redoes it with Michael B. Jordan, and it's about conservatives burning books, and he's the guy on the conservative side who goes, gee, I don't like this, burning of the books. And now they've co-opted that whole story and made it about how evil we are. Well, that's what Comey, it's official talking points. He comes out two weeks ago with Jen Psaki.

08:52 We played the clip several times, I'm sure you saw it, and said, we can't let him get in because if he gets in, he'll use political weaponization, the Justice Department to arrest us while that's what they're doing. And then you're seeing the same talking point. So it's the same thing. They're pushing pedophilia on our kids. We go, hey, don't show in the children's library a literal graphic novel of children having sex with adults. My God, it's questionable even if that book should be legal, because it's not real photos, but it's depicting criminal activity. It probably should be legal, but you shouldn't be showing it to kids. The point is, and then they spit it, that he set up a new commission in the White House to stop the banning of books. Have we not been watching the purge of conservatives everywhere? The way they turn everything around is just crazy. Why are we talking about sex with kids in any way, shape, or form? Like, there's this movie called Butterfly Nets and sports. There's this movie called The Croods, right? It's an animated movie, Disney movie.

CHAPTER 07 / 48 Discussion

Joe Biden's Cognitive Decline and Kamala Harris

The dialogue addresses President Joe Biden's mental health, alleging that he suffers from accelerating dementia or Alzheimer's. The speakers argue that his public behavior, including physical contact with women at the White House, demonstrates a lack of fitness for office. Kamala Harris is characterized as incompetent, with the suggestion that both leaders were chosen to demoralize the American public.

joe biden· kamala harris· dementia· alzheimer's· white house

11:32 Yeah, yeah, and you get to be a minority and minorities are cool. So, big picture here. What are they gonna do with Biden, who was a joke four years ago, was a joke a year ago, now is completely out of his mind, groping women on stage. He just grabbed this woman's breast at the White House yesterday. And then Trump and the indictment. How do you see this playing out? Because don't they know it makes Trump more popular every indictment? Dude, if he goes to jail, he can run the country from prison and then pardon himself. That's perfectly legal, by the way. It is, yeah. What, are you gonna be 45 and born here? He could easily run the place like a cartel from prison and people would vote for him more if they indicted him. But I literally can't physically picture that man, Joe Biden,

12:18 In four years, his, and this has happened with dementia and Alzheimer's, it doesn't, it's not like bone cancer. You fall off a cliff. It accelerates. It accelerates. It's two times two, it's like doubling a number. It's four, it's 16, it's 32, it keeps going up and four years? Anybody that's had family to take care of that, that Suddenly it's Alzheimer's or suddenly it's dementia. It's just exponentials. Oh yeah, they do that thing where they think someone's trying to kill them and then that person, they're calling elder abuse, they want them out of the will, it keeps going and going and going until they die. It's almost like nature's way of saying, alright we're winding this up now. Nature is winding Joe up. They are cleaning up after the party, putting the solo cups in the contractor bag. Turn the lights on really bright.

13:06 Time to leave, Joe. You don't have to go home, you can't stay here. Let's go, Joe. Party's over, buddy. Sniff some kids and hit the grave. But four, five more years of that? Can you imagine? Well, they do it to demoralize us. I mean, Kamala Harris, they didn't pick two complete idiot lunatics on accident. I mean, she's dumber than Joe and doesn't have Alzheimer's. So do you think they choose these nincompoops just to mock us? Like Federman, was that incompetence or evil? No, it's done on purpose because the CFR and the UN and the Demos Group said, like 20 years ago, I read some of their white papers because, you know, back then I thought we were animals and couldn't read it. They said, we're going to

CHAPTER 08 / 48 Discussion

Globalist Bureaucracy and the Dog King Theory

The host introduces the "Dog King" theory, suggesting that globalist entities like the UN and the Council on Foreign Relations intentionally install incompetent leaders to manage the decline of nations. This strategy is compared to tactics described in Frank Herbert's Dune and historical methods used to demoralize tribes. The goal is allegedly to create a crisis that allows these bureaucracies to emerge as saviors.

klaus schwab· michael yon· frank herbert· dog king· globalism

13:47 get our agenda in place and transfer the power and then blame the governments with increasingly incompetent management and then we'll be the saviors at the end. And so that's why they're scared of a Trump or a Nixon. Not that both men are perfect, but they were in charge. And they don't, these bureaucracies don't want somebody that's actually in charge. They're afraid of us putting somebody in charge because we want prosperity or whatever. They don't want dad around. They want to be able to sneak around and screw everybody over. So they call it in Eastern culture, a dog king. And I guess Michael Yan was on the show a few months ago talking about that. I forgot about that. I looked it up. It's true. You'd have a ruler to demoralize a group would put

14:27 like an Alexander the Great would put a dog king in of a tribe you didn't like that you wanted to get rid of for a year or two and make a mismanage and then have his savior to bring in later. So he's a dog king. I mean you've seen the cheesy movie Doom but it's a really good book by Frank Herbert but in the book when they're handing over the governorship They put this really mean, horrible guy in to squeeze and hurt and dominate, and then they bring the savior in after. So that's kind of what they're doing. Well, that sounds very optimistic. We're in a competence crisis right now, and South Africa had the same thing, and it just got worse and worse, and it's still getting worse and worse and worse. There's no savior in South Africa. For folks that don't know, tell them what South Africa's like now.

CHAPTER 09 / 48 Discussion

South Africa's Infrastructure Collapse as a Global Model

South Africa is presented as a cautionary tale for the Western world, with descriptions of office buildings in Johannesburg being overrun and the failure of the power grid. The speakers claim that California is adopting similar race-based access to power and that elites live in fortified compounds while the general population faces decline.

south africa· johannesburg· infrastructure· rolling blackouts· california

15:12 Okay, it's inexplicable. It's it's way worse than your most is it's wait You saw escape from New York where they wall off Manhattan and make it into a prison It's way worse than that you have these roaming nomads who take over an office building they use the elevator shaft as a toilet and It takes a year to fill up with feces and garbage. They kill the power of the building. These nomads don't care. They never had power in their life. And then a gang comes in, removes them, kills them, razor wires the building, and now people come from like the suburbs to Johannesburg and the underground garage, and they work in that building post-nomadic takeover. That's just one building I'm talking about. The entire region has to take shifts with electricity. They're talking about race-based access

15:58 to power, meaning whites will get power. And now LA, California's adopting it. Yes. So South Africa's the model for the world. Bring in third world populations, in that case they're indigenous, play this game, and meanwhile the elites live on armored compounds in the hills. Right, but where's this, you say we're gonna make everything worse, Fetterman is, you know, Frankenstein, and then we bring in the savior. I don't see any saviors in South Africa ever. No, you hit the key here. It's hard to build civilization, it's hard to manage, right? So they said, let's have them manage decline and depopulate. But that was really just their excuse to loot and not manage. So they're telling themselves they're doing this towards a greater utopia and you've all know where we are and we're going to be gods. And the truth is they're all going to just get destroyed by their own security detail.

CHAPTER 10 / 48 Discussion

Aviation Safety Concerns and Pilot Shortages

The host recounts a personal experience on a flight to Hawaii where the captain allegedly left the cockpit, raising concerns about the push for single-pilot operations. The segment mentions near-collisions between Southwest and FedEx planes and a specific incident in Hawaii where a plane plummeted toward the ocean without immediate air traffic control intervention.

southwest airlines· fedex· hawaii· air traffic control· aviation safety

16:44 Yeah, I hope there's a savior. I hope the Messiah comes. But you know, they say, what are you saying? I said this to a guy the other day, he goes, what are you saying? Planes are dropping out of the sky? I go, yeah, they are. We got Southwest and FedEx almost crushing each other. Air traffic control has no idea what's going on. Listen, I flew to Hawaii a month ago for two weeks to take a break. I had to do it or I was going to go crazy. And I'm sitting there And I noticed that the captain comes back and sits in an open seat next to me. What? And I say, hey, is he taking his jacket off? I said, you're the pilot. He goes, yeah, I'm the captain. And I start talking to him. He goes, yeah, you're Alex Jones. For about an hour, he just gets up and goes to another seat. Because I started asking him, hey,

17:26 Where's there's one guy this is on autopilot? You know they're trying to set the airlines up with there's only one pilot now cuz it's really on autopilot Thank you, and then he's back and all of a sudden I see the other Co-pilot get out and take a piss because you know because they put the tray in front of the door whenever the you know The pilot comes out there was no one flying the plane So I'm telling you, man, it's getting weird. It was in Hawaii, I believe, where a plane plummeted straight heading for the ocean, pulled out like maverick levels of g-force, and air traffic control didn't register the whole exchange. They were just like, whatever, you did a dip. That's not worth mentioning. Well, that's it. We're like on a runaway train. Like, smarter, better, harder working, serious people that went through hell built this, and now we're like,

CHAPTER 11 / 48 Discussion

Competence Crisis in American Leadership

The speakers critique the verbal performance and competence of leaders such as John Fetterman, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris. They argue that the inability of these figures to communicate effectively is a sign of a broader "competence crisis" intended to antagonize the citizenry. Specific mockery is directed at Biden's footwear and Harris's public speaking style.

john fetterman· nancy pelosi· aoc· joe biden· kamala harris

18:12 animals that have inherited this high-tech thing, and it's not going to go well. It's like those parkour guys that keep pushing it and they go, I'm gonna do a backflip on the edge of a building. A skyrise. And they do the backflip and then lose their footing and fall. If Federman is a joke, if Nancy Pelosi, AOC, if all these people are putting- Einstein. Biden. If they're put here to antagonize us, guys, I think you're doing a flip on the edge of a building. Like, there's no saving this. You can't pull it back. There's no post-Federman America. Well, that's like Caligula marrying his horse. I mean, that- Yeah. They don't get thrills anymore off of being in control. They get thrills off of playing chicken. But they're playing chicken. Yes. Well, I think it's playing chicken with two cars and there's no swerving now. We're right here. Fetterman can't speak English. Joe Biden can't speak English. Kamala Harris can't speak English.

19:05 They sound worse than my Chinese delivery guy. They really do. And then what's up with Kamala Harris? She starts cackling everywhere. She wants, this is my theory with her, she wants to have a colloquialism pinned to her name. Like we have nothing to fear but fear itself. He used the word fear there in a great way, used it twice. So she'll try to do that with like, why are we here? Because we're here. And what does here mean? Here is who we are and here is where we will be. You're like, that's not a saying that sucked. You're not good at this. Well, it's so horrible. It's good. Yeah. Well, we play this game on my show where we Joe Biden will say something and then we'll spend the next 20 minutes trying to decipher the code that is his language.

19:48 Yeah, the latest thing is like, yeah, I got that light years thing fixing it. We're gonna do it because we're on top of it. You're like, what the hell does that mean? Light years. And he'll also be like, well, what's that going on up there? I mean, he clearly completely out of his mind. Falling, getting lost. Did you see when he fell too? We saw the soles of his shoes and they're not like wingtips. They have like sketchers kind of a grip. because he's so bad at walking. He needs athletic sneakers disguised as when he tries to show off and running always falls down. Oh my God. It's like an old dog that's back broken, but it doesn't want you to use it. I was like, I can make it bad. It's kind of like wobbling around. If, if he was at my local bar,

CHAPTER 12 / 48 Discussion

Tucker Carlson's Safety and Media Censorship

The segment discusses the firing of Tucker Carlson's producer, Alexander McCaskill, after a news chyron labeled Joe Biden a "wannabe dictator." Concerns are raised regarding the physical safety of Tucker Carlson and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., with claims that both require high-level security due to their anti-establishment stances. The host also mentions alleged FBI infiltration of his own office.

tucker carlson· robert f. kennedy jr.· fox news· alexander mccaskill· fbi

20:30 I would go and talk to him and then I'd feel like a good person. Like if he wasn't president, he was like Joe Nathaniel. I'd be like, I just talked to that old man Joe because I'm a good person and I talk to senile people to make them feel better about themselves. He's a charity case in real life and he's the leader of the free world. What? But he's not a dictator, even though he stole the election to get into power. And did you see how the Fox producer, Tucker's old producer went out with a bang? and put up the chyron that Biden is a wannabe dictator. Was that for his last show before he was canceled? No, this guy stayed on. It's Tucker's former producer, Alexander McCaskill, put up the chyron and the media's like, how dare him say that? This is very dangerous. And then Tucker went through 15 minutes last night of all the dictatorial stuff that Biden's doing. Are you worried about his safety, Tucker Carlson?

21:31 I can tell you that I was told by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s people that he will not speak outdoors and he won't have any security from a hotel or anybody around him. That's how they killed his dad. And it's the same thing with Tucker is extremely, finally, because Tucker used to be the type of guy with no security, just regular guy. They've had a lot of stuff go on. Let's just leave it at that and try to intimidate him. He needs round the clock security. he's going to be Lee Harvey Oswald at any moment. Remember that guy who came up to him in the lineup when he's buying fishing tackle or something? I heard that guy was a spook and he was trying to provoke Tucker into doing something physical. Turned out the guy was a spook, yes. And the problem with someone like Tucker as far as assassination goes is

22:18 He's not with prostitutes, he doesn't do drugs, he doesn't have a secret life, he is squeaky clean, he really is, college sweetheart, like he doesn't even think swear words. All he does is hunt and fish and it's about time. He kills his own game on his own land. Well that's the thing is that they have this idea about me that I'm this wild man. I was pretty wild when I was younger but I go home and eat dinner, go watch tv, go to bed, you know maybe smoke a cigar. They've They've had PIs, they've been doing it for years, but now they're literally trying to get hired at the office. They're infiltrating people that work here. They try to get hired by companies we use and say, you know, tell us about your bosses. Did your boss rape women? Or, you know, does your boss have diamonds hidden or whatever? And then it's just, it's crazy how desperate they are. Yeah.

CHAPTER 13 / 48 Discussion

Justin Trudeau and Canadian Political Tyranny

The conversation turns to Canada, with Justin Trudeau being criticized for his expressed admiration for the Chinese dictatorship. The speakers compare the political climates of Britain, Canada, and the United States, suggesting Canada is a precursor to American tyranny. Ezra Levant of Rebel News is mentioned as a figure resisting these government pressures.

justin trudeau· canada· ezra levant· xi jinping· rebel news

23:01 Yeah, you really got it like when you use your phone every time I email use my phone talk I just assume that feds are listening sometimes You know Ezra Levant from rebel me. Yeah when I when we talk sometimes we'll talk to the feds do oh, they're listening Hey, I want you to know that you're wasting your time your life is a joke and the FBI ain't what it used to be you must feel like crap when you look in the mirror Well, I mean, Ezra Levant, they're really scared of him. Yeah. He's very effective. And Canada is, you know, Canada is, it goes, as far as like left-wing tyranny goes, Britain at the top, Canada's there and we're there, but we're not separate. Like Canada is us in five years and Britain is Canada. It's the same program. Yeah. And Canada's trying to supersede even Australia and England as the top tyranny. Yeah. Let's talk about Trudeau who says, what do you admire most? He goes, I admire dictatorships, Xi Jinping.

23:54 Yeah. And the progressive women all kind of wiggle in their chairs and get excited. It's like, this is fun. This is sexy. You know what? You got to understand, Trudeau is a Zoolander, brain dead. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. Infowarsstore.com is like a grocery store or like a vitamin shop. We want to have all the best brands for you. We want to have a bunch of different choices for you. So I get constant questions online and in person. Hey, what's better? Knockout. What's better? Down and out. What's better? Why do you sell two or three different sleep aids? And the answer is different herbal formulas, different compounds are better for different people.

CHAPTER 14 / 48 Discussion

Justin Trudeau's Relationship with the Globalist Cabal

Gavin McInnes analyzes Justin Trudeau's motivations, claiming the Canadian Prime Minister is driven by a desire for popularity and a hatred of humiliation, specifically regarding the Freedom Convoy. The segment alleges that Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum recruited Trudeau to their "club" to implement a globalist agenda. Comparisons are made between Trudeau's governance and Antifa tactics in California.

justin trudeau· klaus schwab· freedom convoy· antifa· george soros

26:15 Let's speak to, you were saying that Trudeau literally is a complete Zoolander moron. Yeah, like, you and I both are always vacillating between evil and incompetent. And I don't know, I think you stand more on the evil side, I stand more on the incompetent side. But Trudeau is both. Well, it's evil incompetence. Yeah, he was he's a drama club kid. He always wanted to be popular and He was elected and he liked it and then people started mocking him and he hired his his pot-smoking College buddy to try to monitor social media and stop people making fun of him. He hates that more than now He's creating an agency to arrest you if you talk about it, right? That's why he hates the

26:54 the convoy so much he doesn't care about the vaccines he hates that he was humiliated so there was this this pop band in uh Canada called the tragically hip and the singer said uh I love Trudeau he's cool and that was like he couldn't have been happier so when that guy died Justin Trudeau had a complete mental breakdown because that was the only person saying Justin Trudeau is cool. He never got over that. So Klaus Schwab walks in and goes, Justin, get yourself up. Stand up on your feet, soldier. We'll take you in. You just have to join the globalist cabal. And he was like, I got a new club. As long as you do exactly as we say, we penetrate your government, you will be the ruler now. You're cool with that. You are in a parliament. You only need 30% of vote and makes you dictator. He would do anything. Like Joe Biden is in bed with China because he's made financial deals.

27:48 and it's good for him financially. Justin Trudeau has been adopted as this wayward orphan that nobody liked and now he's got a club, he's got a gang. Antifa does this all the time, especially in California. They'll find loser crackhead kids on the street, they'll house them in Soros-funded homes. And then it's like, hey street urchin, we took you in, you're part of the family, but you gotta pay your rent, and that is street violence. He's like an Antifa crackhead now. And of course his dad admired Phil Castro. Oh, his dad, yeah, his dad is Castro. His father, I lived in Canada with Pierre Trudeau, total incompetent mess, an over-educated moron who was obsessed with diversity, not because of diversity, but to spite the English Canadians and despite America.

CHAPTER 15 / 48 Discussion

Legacy Media Decline and Transgender Training at Fox News

The speakers discuss the decline of legacy media institutions, specifically the New York Times under Arthur Salzberger and Fox News under the Murdoch sons. They claim Fox News has lost 61% of its viewership and is currently forcing employees to undergo "trans training." The segment attributes the shift in these organizations to the personal vendettas of rich heirs.

arthur salzberger· fox news· murdoch· new york times· transgender training

28:38 to spite. Arthur Salzberger is all about revenge. His dad was a liberal, but he ran the New York Times well. It was a good paper in the 50s and 60s and 70s. Maybe even the beginning of the 80s. And pro-free speech. Pro-free speech. It gave both sides. And his son who runs it now, he's just bitter and angry and they want revenge. Because just like Karl Marx, the sons of rich kids don't, they've never been punched in the face. They have this insecurity about their lack of grit. They've never lived. So they just, they get vindictive and they want to hurt us. And we get dominated by these rich kids. Look at the sons of Murdoch, you know, destroying Fox News. And boy, have they destroyed it.

29:38 It's got 61% less viewers than it had in April. They're going through trans training right now. Learning how to embrace the trans movement and trans people, all 17 of them. So let me ask you that question. How, I ask you this every time you're on, how does it end itself? I guess when we finally stand up, because there's the average leftist is losing They're standing, they're losing money, the society's falling apart. Can't the average leftist realize their weird religion of this corporatocracy, this kleptocracy is a joke designed as a psychological warfare implement against them? Or I guess it's just once they adopt their identity, they don't want to admit they were conned. I mean, they're in such a cult and they get more radical by the day, until now they're just fabulously absurd.

CHAPTER 16 / 48 Discussion

Demographics and the Indoctrination of Children

The discussion touches on demographic shifts, claiming that secular leftists are failing to reproduce while conservatives continue to have children. The speakers criticize actress Megan Fox for raising her sons in dresses, comparing the situation to Rosie O'Donnell's children who allegedly became right-wing military members. Advice is given on how to "indoctrinate" children with traditional values to counter school teachings.

megan fox· rosie o'donnell· demographics· california· parenting

30:35 Yeah, it's the funny thing about them though is they have this sabotage plan of don't breed. We got to get the population down Christians laugh at that and they breed like rats like we do The secular losers, they take their own medicine. They believe their own BS. I gotta give it to them. Like look how many of them are dying from the shots. Right. And I'm kind of like, I'm sad they're dying, but I'm like, hey, you know, I respect that. Yeah, you're your own. I'll drop by your funeral. And they're not having kids. Like my kids are not going to have to deal with these lunatics. because lunatics offspring because they won't have any kids though. So they've annihilated themselves. I'm optimistic about that. Well, what about this Megan Fox chick where all three of her sons has been confirmed? She makes them wear dresses. They're revolting. They're not revolting. They're revolting.

31:24 She's revolting. What does she get you try to make all your boys girls? They're gonna turn up to be like super uber man or something I mean those are three green berets you're looking at right now Those guys are gonna be kicking ass killing Osama bin Laden's in the dead of night that happened Rosie O'Donnell's kids, right? They all became military men and and right-wingers and that's happening to the entire country. These people are Have ruined themselves so they're literally going extinct within within the next half century. I tried that with my first kid. No, you're right. Now you've got to indoctrinate him or the left will get there. Someone's indoctrinating them. It might as well be you. No, explain this. You're right. Because now, a lawmaker in California said, stay there, we'll save the state. He just came out and said, evacuate, you can't save it. So how do you indoctrinate him? What your parents should do, don't walk on the street, don't get in a white van, throw the trash away, do your homework. Because that's a parent's job.

CHAPTER 17 / 48 Discussion

Revisionist History and the American Frontier

The speakers argue that modern history teachers are lying about American events such as the Tulsa race riot (Black Wall Street) and the guilt of Emmett Till. They discuss the history of the Texas Rangers and conflicts with Native American tribes, characterizing the frontier as a "swashbuckling" and complex era that is being intentionally made boring or shameful in schools.

black wall street· emmett till· native americans· texas rangers· american history

32:29 How do you indoctrinate them but not push them too far to make them rebel because they have that innate rebellion facet? You got to sit them down and you have to say, we did not burn down Black Wall Street. Your teacher is lying. There was a race riot that started. After a justified arrest black started shooting white started shooting a massive riot broke out And they had to they brought in the National Guard to try to stop it. Yes buildings were burned That's because there were snipers on the roof you you explained that Emmett Till was guilty You explained that we didn't take the land from the Indians we fought them for three centuries They were worthy adversaries by the way we fought the Nazis we beat them in like an afternoon

33:12 compared to the three centuries we fought the Indians. You've got to tell them that their teachers are lying and it actually is effective because they already doubt their teachers. And you're saying, yeah, your instincts are right. That book is garbage. People are getting this like even a Hollywood movie. Most of their stuff's garbage because it's so infantile and meant to hurt them. But like, Revenant is based on a true story and is actually, the true story is even wilder. And like the Native Americans would come to us and say, and I'm part Native American, and would say, if you don't help us kill the other tribe, we're gonna kill you right now. We don't want wampum, we don't want to, we want you to help us kill the other tribe we got to beef with. So they were hard to beat but easy to beat in the long run because they were always Balkanized, they weren't unified.

33:50 The fact that modern teachers can make American history boring is an accomplishment. I'm impressed. America has- American history is the most swashbuckling, insane- Mind-blowing! Like the- the- the- what do you call them? The Rangers! This gang of random hillbillies, one has a sombrero on, the other's got some vest he got from an Indian. They don't record any of their history and they're out there killing Indians like this, this wandering tribe. It's fast, the story of the Rangers is fascinating. And we didn't hear about it in school. They were telling us that we were lame and then we had a bunch of slaves and then the slaves freed themselves. We're like, that's not what happened, this sucks.

CHAPTER 18 / 48 Discussion

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the CIA

The conversation focuses on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential campaign and his willingness to address corruption within the CIA and FBI. The host mentions an interview with E. Howard Hunt regarding a deathbed confession about the JFK assassination. RFK Jr. is praised for his stances on open borders and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria.

robert f. kennedy jr.· cia· joe rogan· jfk assassination· e. howard hunt

34:29 Well, they don't tell you about slavery and I'm not endorsing the institution of slavery. It's still going on around the world and now these migrants being brought in to be slaves. We got to go to break, but you got to go in the next hour. Migrant locked in. Absolutely. It's like done, done, done. But we'll talk about when we come back. Gavin McGinnis. Gavin McInnes, the one, the only, Censored.tv is our guest. I'm Alex Jones with infowards.com. And he's going to be live doing stand-up comedy this evening at the Vulcan Gas Company. I don't think there's any tickets left, but you're all welcome. We'll squeeze you in. We'll squeeze you in. It's a nice place. Great people. The owners are awesome listeners. Don't want to get them in trouble. But I go down there all the time. It's one of my haunts. So,

35:16 Let's go over again. I've got hundreds of questions hundreds of topics But what else is main center on your radar, and what do you think of our of case jr.? I love him I hate his voice and no women are gonna vote for him because women are shallow and there they hate his voice but He's the only candidate since, what, Eisenhower, to address the CIA and the FBI and how corrupt they are and how they need to be dismantled. Who else has said that? I mean, it really is a permanent shadow government. It's not even a shadow anymore. Yeah. Who is taking on the CIA as a presidential candidate? That is balls, man. Well, he went on Rogan, you know, the drop yesterday, went on three days ago. And he just said, yeah, they killed my uncle. They killed my dad. I mean, which is all true. Right. They admitted it. Yeah. And so here we are. Yeah. I got the E. Howard Hunt deathbed confession interview. Really? Yeah. He ran the operation. It was photographed there. He didn't pull the trigger, but he ran it.

36:16 Amazing. Yeah, it's... The truth is, I will take any candidate that wants less government, even a liberal candidate. Well, it's very refreshing that he's so honest, but now he's like, open borders is a plan for slave labor, ESGs and the new environmental system is a giant scam, it's the opposite of environmentalism. I mean, he basically is totally awake now. What I think a lot of Republicans don't understand is when you're getting a candidate in this political climate, he has to be a UFC fighter. And I've only ever seen that from Trump. I've only ever seen this. You learn this as a young man in middle school. If someone punches you in the arm, even as a joke, you punch them back twice as hard. And that establishes you as someone who's not a victim. You're not gonna push me around. Even amongst your friends, you have to tell your friends that I'm in the top brass of our friend group. Or else you drift into victimhood. And- You know, it's weird when you're even with your buddies too polite and too nice,

CHAPTER 19 / 48 Discussion

Trump's Popularity and the Justice System

The speakers discuss how the legal indictments against Donald Trump are allegedly backfiring and increasing his popularity. They argue that even those who do not like Trump are becoming motivated to vote for him because they perceive the justice system is being weaponized. The segment emphasizes the need for a "wolf-like" fighter in the current political climate.

donald trump· indictments· justice system· voter enthusiasm· realpolitik

37:14 Even if your buddies are cool that they still kind of take it like you're a pussy or it's weird It's yeah, even like remember when you're in high school You could smell who is where on the hierarchal like you're all pretty much equal But there's like you know not to mess with this guy and not to mess with that guy and this guy this guy is sort of the guy who goes and buys the beer and there's this hierarchy is inevitable and Hierarchy in this political climate requires wolf-like instincts. You can't be a German shepherd, you can't be a Doberman, you have to be a wolf. And Trump, if you punch him, he shoots you in the arm. And that's what we need. I mean, I don't want to say I'm not a rocket scientist, but because political science, realpolitik, I mean, we are rocket scientists, let's be honest, we're at the top of the game. How does the left not know they've super turbo-energized Trump? And then I noticed their talking point when they indicted him a week ago.

38:05 No, you make it more popular. People who don't like Trump see him get arrested for jaywalking and they go, that's not what I signed up for. I don't like this. You're weaponizing the justice system. Now I'm voting for Trump. And the guys who like them but aren't into voting, they're now getting up off the couch because now they're mad. You're making us mad. And that's good for Trump. Absolutely. So what are your predictions? You've made some really accurate predictions in the past. We're going to time capsule this and we're even still on air in six months or a year. Things are so dangerous. And by that, I don't mean just us on air. I mean like civilization lights being on.

CHAPTER 20 / 48 Discussion

Gavin McInnes on Redpilling and the New Right

Gavin McInnes reflects on his role in "redpilling" a generation, moving from his roots at Vice to promoting traditional family values and freedom. He contrasts his appeal to youth with that of Ben Shapiro, whom he describes as uncool. The segment highlights the emergence of a "New Right" featuring figures like Elijah Schaffer and John Doyle.

gavin mcinnes· pat buchanan· ben shapiro· vice· new right

38:53 Gab McGinnis, a real trailblazer. You never brag about yourself. Why don't you spend a few minutes explaining how much stuff you trailblazed for people that forget or don't know? Because that's what I respect is zeitgeist trailblazers who haven't just hit the zeitgeist two or three times. You've nailed it at least six, seven times starting whole major movements that of course always get hijacked from you. But I mean, you've got the zeitgeist of trailblazing. So then tell us what you trailblazed for folks that have been living under a rock. This is interesting history. And then what the trailblazer trailblazer predicts is coming. I redpilled a generation after Pat Buchanan redpilled me with Death of the West in 2001. And I think the reason that my movements do well is because I genuinely care. I'm brutally honest. I'm vulnerable when I say these things and I want to learn. I want to debate. I want to lose a debate. You lose a debate, you're a smarter person. So I think people sense that honesty.

39:47 And when I went from hipsterism and started saying, these conservatives are not all squares. A lot of their values are good values. We were wrong to say, just keep fornicating and getting wasted for your entire life. We were wrong to eschew traditionalism. Let's admit we're wrong and move forward to our next chapter in the book. So now I'm pushing the family, I'm pushing freedom, and because I'm cool and charming, It ends up being popular with younger people and the right, sorry, the deep state hates that.

40:23 Ben Shapiro is a very intelligent person. No one thinks he's cool at all. He sounds like Stuart Little in a bad mood. So the left doesn't see him as a threat. They see me as a threat because young people go, that's the hipster guy, that's the vice guy. They're scared of anybody popular with the youth. And I've been very popular because they see that I'm curious and authentic and vulnerable. And young people really are looking for, they're resonating with that. You're always been popular with young people, but also across the board, that's what they fear. The new right is really cool and interesting. You look at the new left with like David Pakman and that Dash Dabrowski guy who's going, oh boy! And Sam Seder, and they're losers. And then you look at the new right with Sav from Infowars and Elijah Schaefer and John Doyle and even Nick Fuentes and others.

CHAPTER 21 / 48 Discussion

Zionism, Anti-Semitism, and Personal Responsibility

Gavin McInnes identifies as a Zionist and discusses his debates with Nick Fuentes regarding Judaism. The speakers argue against using Jewish people as a scapegoat for personal or societal failures, calling anti-Semitism a "cop-out." They discuss the distinction between religious Jews and secular "Jews in name only" (JINOs) like George Soros, while affirming the Judeo-Christian roots of Western civilization.

nick fuentes· zionism· judaism· george soros· christianity

41:17 Those people are interesting and dangerous and and brave by the way on a system ending point is I I like Nick as a person. I disagree that Hitler is a great person. And I don't just say that because I would be attacked if I said that was good. No, sometimes the people are right, you know, Hitler not good. I'm not attacking him. They constantly online create these stories of like if somebody has a banned video account and they attack Nick Fuentes, that I'm behind it. I have no idea what's going on with Nick Fuentes. I mean, I have nothing against the guy. I disagree with some of his ideas and that's it. But I think on most of his ideas, I agree with. Yeah, and it's fun to do. I love arguing with him about Jews. I'm a Zionist and I love debating him and he mocks me and I mock him and it's fun. That's the thing about the conservative movement now that the left is going nuts about. Hey, we should invite Nick back and have a three-way debate here. That would be great. Well, so when you say you're a Zionist, there's lots of definitions of that. You just believe Israel has a right to exist.

42:13 Yeah, and I just I love Judaism and I love Orthodox Jews. I even like Hasidic Jews. I'm impressed that they can maintain their culture when surrounded with Disney and porn. So you're not jealous of success? Absolutely not. The thing about Jews is they're whites and they're exceptional whites. So when they do bad, they do exceptional bad. When they do good, they do exceptional good. Now there is a disproportionate number of secular non-religious really Jews, I call them Jinos, Jews in name only, who have a disproportionate representation in media and banking and blah blah blah. They also have a disproportionate representation in mathematics and in medicine and all that stuff.

42:52 The reason I hate anti-semitism is white people have a problem with ethnomazakism. We hate ourselves, we blame everything for us. And to use Jews as a scapegoat and say, well, it's the Jews that made me feel that way, is to absolve yourself of your own problems. If it rains on your birthday, it's not the Jews' fault. Or you slip on a banana peel. If you are screwing up, It's not the Jews. Yeah, don't use the Jews. You're screwing up. It's just like the left blaming white people for, quote, black people's lack of success in some cases, when the left's trying on in their own documents to keep them suppressed, to control them. So it's a cop-out. Yeah, like if you've seen that video of those these white people who wear chains and they have these signs around their neck that say, sorry, and they, these black people march. They bow down and worship. And they cry and they're treated like slaves and they're marched around.

43:42 Don't blame the Jews for that. That's you, you moron. Why did you do that? No, I mean, I agree that putting the Jews all in one group and doing that is a total cop out. Well, it's what we accuse. It's what people, the right often says, hey, black people, you have your own volition. Stop blaming all your problems on racism and white people. You fix yourself. It's 2023. It's not Jim Crow anymore. If you have problems today, and you're born after 1970, it's all on you. And I say that to white people too. I go, stop blaming everyone else for your problems. You like, look at us. We're canceled. I'm rich. I'm making more money this year than I've ever made before. And that's where

44:23 I've been hidden in a corner and you need to give me your credit card and make up a password just to hear what I have to say. And I'm still making money because America is awesome. And if you bust your ass, you'll thrive. Absolutely. We'll talk about this when we come back, but here's where I get irritated. The white supremacists who are very small, crazy minority, FBI funded, we know that. They have this thing where they go, Christianity has nothing to do with Judaism. All three of the faiths Abrahamic come out of the Jews. So just stop saying it's Judeo-Christian. It is Judeo. That's what it comes out of, and it's not some kiss the Jews ass. I'm just not gonna lie to people and say, Christianity has nothing to do with Jews.

CHAPTER 22 / 48 Discussion

George Soros and the Esperanto Connection

The discussion focuses on George Soros and his father's involvement with Esperanto, which the host links to a globalist desire for a unified world language. Claims are made regarding Soros's history during the Holocaust and his father's lack of religious faith. The speakers characterize communism and atheism as demonic behaviors.

george soros· esperanto· atheism· communism· nazism

46:34 All right, Gavin McGinnis is our guest. Ladies and gentlemen, riding shotgun hell. We'll make him ride the whole hour if he'll do it. He's going to be on Owen Schroer's program at 3 p.m. We're getting him some Texas barbecue as well right now. Gavin, this is a short segment. Some stations join us next segment. But you were really eloquently getting into this fetish. of blaming Jews. And that doesn't mean there aren't horrible, evil people that have to be Jewish, like George Soros, and then they get to hide behind the Jews when we're simply saying we don't like your policies. Bill Gates is not Jewish. I think he's one of the most evil people on earth. Xi Jinping is evil. I don't say Chinese are bad, but imagine if Xi Jinping went, you're against Chinese people, and they even try that too. No, I'm against communists. I'm against atheists. You'll find with a lot of these people, when you look into them, they're atheists. George Soros'

47:21 His father didn't believe in God. George Soros' father was into that stupid Esperanza crap. Yeah, UN language. Where the whole world speaks the same language. George Soros and his father both are fluent in Esperanza, by the way. So this guy worked with the Nazis. He helped them facilitate the kidnapping of Jews. And not only do they call him a Jew, they call him a Holocaust survivor. It's sick. What the hell? So it's a rut, and every time you have someone you blame, you're in a mental rut. I don't blame individuals, I blame this, it's really just Satan. I mean, communism, atheism, it all links back to demonic behavior. And that's what we've been up against since time immemorial. Yeah, but I'm seeing, even like Dr. Zelenko, who's a beautiful soul and a smart guy, so many of these Orthodox Jews, because I watch their shows and I follow all the cultures out there,

CHAPTER 24 / 48 Discussion

Alex Jones Rebuilding Gavin McInnes

Gavin McInnes shares a personal story about how Alex Jones encouraged him to continue his media career after he was fired from CRTV. He recounts visiting Austin and being revitalized by Jones's faith in him, which led to the creation of Censored TV. The segment touches on the "American spirit" of resilience, referencing the Boer War and the British invention of concentration camps.

gavin mcinnes· alex jones· bionic man· boer war· censored tv

51:12 people and you've told me this at dinner once, but you haven't ever told it on air I don't think, but it shows how I think you're awesome. I've been following you for 20 years, love your work, think you're a really smart guy, super entertaining, and then it just to me when you were down and bummed out and thinking about quitting, I was like you can't, you're amazing. I mean, I didn't realize how down you were at that time, so why don't you tell that story, but also the whole unity issue. Yeah, I gotta thank Alex Jones for saving my life, really. I had just been fired from CRTV, which is The Blaze now, they merged with The Blaze, and I was trying my hand at mainstream. I didn't swear, I didn't talk about the Proud Boys too much.

51:53 And I didn't say anything too controversial. And then I got fired from that. And I was like, all right, you know what? 20 years, 30 years of media, I had a good run. I'm in my 50s now. I guess I'll just pack it in. Maybe I'll go back to being a cartoonist. And I came here, I had a cowboy hat on and a jean jacket, I wasn't even wearing a suit anymore. And you go, no, now you have to go full drive. We gotta go to Hawaii, you gotta come work here. You meet me and my family, meet my son, we gotta go hard. This is when you go harder. When you're down, that's when you get up off the mat. And I was like, I don't know about that. And then you played this Bionic Man clip.

52:34 where you go, we can rebuild him. And it was just like, just having that faith in me as a friend, I really appreciate it. I might start crying now. But when you played that clip, I came out of that day, we went out for dinner that night, but I just came out of that trip to Austin like, Revitalized and I was like fuck. Yeah, let's go ten times harder and I built a website I mean it was getting hacked. I can't bank anymore So I can't be on any banking records like I can't do MailChimp like I can't market and and I took that as a sign to work ten times harder and

53:11 And I think that's, that is really the American spirit. Like in the Boer War, what did they do? They, Boers were winning against England and then they started attacking the women and children and the Boers folded. And it was, I don't blame the Boers, they had concentration camps, children were starved. The British invented them for that. Yeah, that was horrific. That might be where Hitler got the idea. Actually he did. They used that as an Arnberg defense that the British invented the camps. Really? They try it with Americans. 300 years of fighting the Indians and then the British start killing women and children and what do they do? They get stronger, they get angrier. You kill my kids, I'm killing your kids and you. And they became an independent nation. So this is actually the most wonderful thing about America. This whole thing of you decimate me, you ruin me and now I'm mad.

CHAPTER 25 / 48 Discussion

Masculinity and the Vietnam War Generation

The speakers reflect on the toughness of the Vietnam War generation, contrasting it with modern society. The host shares stories of his uncle's service as a highly decorated helicopter pilot in secret operations in Cambodia and Laos. They discuss Ho Chi Minh's original inspiration from the U.S. Constitution and the physical capabilities of infantrymen in the jungle.

vietnam war· ho chi minh· special forces· masculinity· helicopter pilots

54:01 Now I'm ready to rock, now I'm ready to kill. You better get ready to die. Well that's the thing, when we get persecuted, if the survivors don't give up, we get stronger. And we're not wanting the persecution, but if you're gonna give it to me, I'm gonna make lemonade out of this. It's a very uniquely American thing. And it's not exclusive to America, I mean you saw it in Vietnam when they get attacked, but We hit the major times hard. Yeah, don't mess with them and they're super nice to America's now like you're a friend now Come on in. Oh, yeah, Vietnam vets go to Vietnam all the time. They don't wear their hats that say Vietnam vet I think it's illegal but they go there all the time. They won't go to China, but they'll go to Vietnam and It's it's it's just an inspiring thing about living here Well, you know ho Chi Minh wanted to stop being a communist and work with the US but they said no yeah and

54:48 And just we want a war with you wasn't he Really inspired by the Constitution yes, and wanted to make it the backbone of Vietnam's society But they thought we'll just kick you guys around like no you're not gonna kick us around You know what's great about right now is Vietnam vets are so old. They're finally starting to talk they seem to have recovered enough to talk and I've been you know that's one good and and their stories are just The capabilities of those men, especially what do they call them, the leg guys, the infantry guys, to just be in the jungle for days upon days being shot at, carrying three days of water on their back. It's beyond... Well, my uncle died nine years ago and he's such a great guy. And we knew he was highly decorated and a big patriot and they hired him in the CIA and I ran contra and a secret army officer and all that stuff.

55:39 The point was he never, after he died, I got to see some of his papers and stuff and all the silver stars and the rest of it in Cambodia and Laos, the secret operations, special forces. He was a helicopter pilot, just like a robot being shot up, never stopped, picked people up, you know, everything. They would sit on phone books and helmets because the bullets are all coming up at them. And just so you see how tough those guys were put on a mission that was criminal, but they didn't know they still carried it out versus the wimps we're producing today. And it's just night and day. Night and day. Did you see that dude who built a castle by himself? I think his name is Jim Bishop. He took him 50 years and it's got buttresses that go 15 feet into the ground and iron gates. It's like five stories tall. He didn't even have a crane. He used a truck with a pulley. And I'm just looking at this going,

CHAPTER 26 / 48 Discussion

Pesticides, Birth Control, and the Decline of Men

The discussion explores theories regarding the decline of masculinity and plunging sperm counts, attributing these trends to pesticides and the long-term effects of birth control on female mate selection. The speakers argue that hormonal alterations have led to women choosing "wimpier" partners, potentially altering the genetic makeup of the country.

pesticides· birth control· sperm count· masculinity· DNA

56:23 Is that level of man dead? I mean, I know I'm not close to that level of man. I'm not brave enough to be an infantryman in Vietnam. I'm worried that that level of masculinity that built this country, by the way, is dead. Well, especially my dad's dad was like super masculine, not even trying to be. And my mom's dad was very masculine as well. And it was like, they were like in the wrong century. Like they were like a weapon that wasn't being used compared to what we are now. Because it is true, we're getting weaker, our bones are getting weaker, the sperm count's plunging. They think it's pesticides more than even the shots. It's the pesticides are killing us. Well, you know what it also could be? These women take birth control. They think that they're pregnant.

57:01 Their body thinks they're pregnant. A pregnant woman doesn't want to be around a horny guy that wants to have sex with them. They want to be around a male figure like a brother who's like a sibling. Then they go off the birth control, they get married, or they get married and then go off the birth control, and then they're looking at their brother and they're like, I don't want to have sex with my brother. What are you doing? Exactly. They're on those hormones, they want a pal. So then they breed with that wimp. if they don't get divorced. That's a big part of it. And we're breeding wimps because they were on a different chemical when their body chemistry was literally different when they met this guy. So we may have altered the DNA of the country. I totally agree. And then in a quote, feminists want to be powerful. I'm all about powerful women. I think it's sexy. They're all like ugly and weak and stupid. And then I think about my grandmothers were like wildcats, man. Like electricity was shooting out of their eyes. I mean, it's like, whoa, something's happened to us. That's not good. You know what else?

CHAPTER 27 / 48 Discussion

The Death of Beauty and the Rule of Nerds

The speakers lament the loss of traditional beauty standards and the "cool" factor in modern culture, citing the 2023 winner of Germany's Next Top Model as an example. They argue that the world is now ruled by "nerds" with chips on their shoulders who are assaulting civilization. The segment suggests that social mechanisms like bullying once served to maintain certain standards.

marlon brando· germany's next top model· bullying· globalism· aesthetics

57:52 No one's cool anymore. Like you look at these trans kids and they have Crocs on and an anime figure in their bag that they just bought and some oversized t-shirt and you're like, where's like Johnny in the wild one? Where's Marlon Brando? Like whatever happened to- Today I pulled into work and I guess kids are off school. So at this office building, their parents must've been inside. But I saw two little boys, a little girl in a pool of water from rain that happened a few days ago, under an oak tree playing with like a paper cup or something. And I actually pulled over to look what they were doing just because it was so weird to see kids even outside. Yeah, I don't think bullying exists anymore. I don't think there's such thing as a nerd or even a loser. I think if you're a fat pig covered in zits, you could be prom king.

58:41 By the way, I've got some examples of that where everywhere, and I'm not perfect, I'm not in great shape like you are, but there's examples everywhere where they say a fat dude is the top winner of Women's Germany, and then a sexy woman, look at what's happening in places like, yeah, okay, they're both women, this looks like a dude to me. The point is, is Germany's top model winner in 2023 versus random ethnic German model. So in Germany, they're telling you, and I'm not against fat women, the point is this is not the archetype of a woman. This is right here. Yeah, we've killed beauty. They don't want any standards. We've killed beauty. Beauty is illegal. And I don't understand why... Exactly, only a fat dude can say he's a woman. And I'm not saying this is a dude. But like, fat dudes dressed like clowns is a woman, and then this you're not supposed to do.

59:32 Because it's powerful and they don't control that, they don't own that. We used to give wedgies to nerds, they invented the iPhone. Wedgies work folks, wedgies are good for the economy. We'll all be rich. You can probably monetize what each wedgie is. You just hit on something though. This is ruled by nerds and I'm kind of a nerd in ways, I like to read books and weird, no facts, but the globalists really are a bunch of nerds who have chips on their shoulders and are really Assaulting civilization. And they're doing a great job. Gotta hand it to them. Well, since you wanted to, since you talked about it, here is the 1970s Bionic Man intro. And yes, ladies and gentlemen, we will rebuild Gavin McInnes. We have rebuilt him. I'm the six million dollar man. Go ahead and roll it. Go ahead and roll it. This is, this is for Gavin. About to build up.

CHAPTER 28 / 48 Discussion

The Bionic Man Allegory and Cultural Rebuilding

The host plays the intro to The Six Million Dollar Man as an allegory for his and Gavin McInnes's careers. He describes how the idea of being "rebuilt" by listeners served as a personal ethos during times of heavy media attacks. The conversation emphasizes that love and human connection are the true fuels for their movements.

bionic man· six million dollar man· allegory· resilience· media career

1:00:26 Here we go. It's amazing. Oh great. This was everything before Star Wars. Evil can evil and violence can evil. The point is, is that you were down at the time, I was just saying, studying history, that's a baptism by fire. You'd already reinvented things so many times. You just had somebody to encourage you. It wasn't, it's the truth. And you didn't give up. Now you're more powerful than ever. Are we on? Are we, are we, no, we're talking over right now. Yeah. Well, you know, the thing that, that really fuels any kind of movement is love.

1:01:10 And hate is the devil's playground. Idle hands and hate. And I just, you reminded me that I love people. Like when I'm in the Uber, I'm talking to the guy. When I'm at the barber, I'm talking to the guy. Like I want to know you. Yeah, the system doesn't like interfacing with them. I was business, I say, when I'm buying a burrito, you know? Yeah, so you're already up there like an astronaut of culture trailblazing and you crashed and got torn up. But if you just asked for the help, everybody rebuilt you, Gavin. Crank it up, guys. See, I told you this allegory because this was an allegory for me. I was in a hotel room and they were really attacking me five years ago and lying about me. I was flipping the channels and saw the intro to this on some re-aired show and I kind of sat there with a vodka in my hand and thought, well, I've crashed, I'm torn up, but my listeners are going to rebuild me. So that was kind of my own little ethos too. Well, this is a good segue into the infighting on the right.

CHAPTER 29 / 48 Discussion

Infighting on the Right and the Need for Unity

The speakers address the prevalence of infighting within the "New Right," attributing it to the "alpha" personalities required to survive in a hostile political environment. They call for greater unity among those who want less government and adhere to the Constitution, regardless of minor disagreements on cultural tastes or specific figures like Ali Alexander.

milo yiannopoulos· ali alexander· constitution· political unity· alpha males

1:02:08 Now, the problem with being on the right right now is you have to be a wolf because it's a venomous world. There's a lot of... They call your parents, they call your parents friends, they call your uncle. They destroy lives. So the people that remain are tough and alpha. And the problem with alphas is, just like wolves, they always want to fight. So that's why you have so much infighting with the new right. I did a whole chart of it, it's crazy with the red lines, how who's mad at who. You're one of the people actually that there was no arrow coming from you to anyone. There was people mad at you like I think Milo was mad at you because you didn't disavow Ali Alexander.

1:02:50 of You can have sex with a spy and you still have a job. You know, there's no problems over there. So we need to find a balance. The left needs less unity and they need to eschew their bad actors. And the right needs more unity. Look, guy, like if you want less government and you adhere to the constitution, I love you.

CHAPTER 30 / 48 Discussion

Classic Rock Rankings and the Beatles vs. The Stones

In a cultural tangent, the speakers rank classic rock bands, placing Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones above the Beatles. They characterize the Beatles as "teenage girl music" and praise the Rolling Stones for having more "sex" and "raw magic" in their sound. Specific songs like "Gimme Shelter" and "Fool in the Rain" are highlighted.

rolling stones· the who· led zeppelin· pink floyd· the beatles

1:03:31 That's it. We can disagree on, I like the Stones more than the Beatles. That's fine. I do too. Yeah, they're better. Come on. The Beatles are for kids. Rocky Raccoon? Come on. I like the Who too. Oh, but they're genius artists. It's hard. So, the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, or the Who? Who's better? I'd say the Stones, The Who, Floyd. Well just for that real raw magic. And the number of jams. Like Bob O'Reilly, The Who have like five songs that blow your head off. I think the Stones have more like ten. Yeah. Eight. What's the best? Gimme Shelter?

1:04:10 The greatest song is that, uh, uh, Rape Murder is just a shadow way. That's it. That's, that's, yeah, that's Gimme Shelter. Right. Um, but then you have the who with Bob O'Reilly and that did that. No, you know, what's a great song too is a fool in the rain Led Zeppelin. That's also another class. I was saying of those groups, then Led Zeppelin you can't even. You think when they were in the studio or they're in the jam space and they were doing like immigrant song, do you think they looked at each other and went, holy crap. In fact, I think it goes Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, The Who,

1:04:54 Pink Floyd and then the Beatles. I'm sorry, the Beatles don't even write. And they got some amazing songs, they're just not in the class. When you first get into music at 12 and 13, the Beatles were a great way to get into it. And I know it's women, but it's kind of like teenage girl music. Yeah, well, I'm a Mets fan, but it's kind of what people accuse the Mets of. They're like girls and kids and kiddie stuff. The Rolling Stones have sex in them. That's probably what it comes down to. With the Beatles, there's no fornicating. with the Rolling Stones. What's that Rolling Stones song? Do do do DDD. What's the one like? It's an underrated song. It's a hot break. You know that song? Songs be called Heartbreaker, but it's called like did did do do do do a dad dad dad. Anyways, let's just listen to Rolling Stones the rest of the show. And then it's kind of sad, like, oh, they're devil worshippers that ruins it.

CHAPTER 31 / 48 Discussion

Art, Beauty, and the Presence of God

The conversation turns to the nature of talent and beauty, with the speakers arguing that great art is a "business card" from God. They discuss the importance of recognizing beauty in nature, such as sunsets, as a form of worship. The host describes his personal practice of prayer as one of gratitude rather than asking for material things.

mick jagger· innate talent· divinity· prayer· nature

1:05:48 Go nuts, pretend to worship the devil, I don't care. Oh, yeah. But yeah, some of these bands, like, it's funny, the older you get, the more you accomplish, the less you trivialize others' accomplishments. And... Oh, celebrate them. Yeah, like now I look around me, I look at, you know, professional sports or I look at bands like that song Fool in the Rain by Led Zeppelin, and I'm just like, how do you do... I'm turning into an African because I'm like, that is voodoo! That is only voodoo could do that! No, I agree. And that's what maturity is, is where you celebrate everybody's accomplishment. But the left are the worst. They are upset by accomplishment. The less you accomplish, the more you trivialize other accomplishments. The left has had their ass kissed so long that they think like, you stole this studio or your daddy bought it for you or something. Exactly. That's what they always think, like somebody paid for it.

1:06:38 They always think, oh, they're playing music, we're not going to break. But then Mick Jagger is such a punk. He got knighted. What a pussy. He loves it. He says we should all take the shot. He's disgusting. I don't require that my rock stars have a high IQ. That's not a thing. You're an entertainer. Dance for me. I'm impressed. No, I'm just saying you disregard the idiotic. It's divine intervention, I think. I think God just randomly goes, pshew, pshew. And he starts just giving random people, there's some homeless person in the Congo who does photorealistic sketches with a piece of coal. Like, he just randomly... That's why art school is so stupid. God decides. Yeah, it's all about innate talent. He just shoots, shoots, and occasionally the fact that the Rolling Stones came together and these five guys who had had the touch of God all combined perfectly, I think it's God's way of saying, hey, I'm around. Art is God's reminder. And when we see it, we should know that you didn't work really hard to become the Rolling Stones. You were imbued with this gift.

1:07:40 I'll also think the fact that we can recognize beauty, the fact that a sunset is beautiful, or the redwoods are beautiful, or a child in your arms is beautiful. I mean, it's just we know what's good. I see it as God leaving these little business cards. Yeah, exactly. And if you're enjoying a sunset, I hope you ask, why am I enjoying a sunset? And then that's God going, you got it. That was a clue. I left you a little Easter egg there. And you nailed it. Well, that's the worship. We don't worship the creation, but we know God's real. And we interface with God. Like the Bible says, the firmament, the stars, is the proof of me. Yeah. You know what I do when I pray? I don't ask for stuff. I don't even know if this is praying. I literally get on my knees and I thank Him that my children are healthy. I thank Him. Well, that's a mature prayer is thanking and saying, what is your will? Yeah. If you're watching, God, thanks, dude. I really appreciate it. And then God gives you what you really need. It's like that Garth Brooks song, some of God's greatest gifts are unanswered prayers.

CHAPTER 32 / 48 Discussion

Atheism, Transhumanism, and the Arrogance of Elites

The speakers critique the transhumanist goals of figures like Yuval Noah Harari and Klaus Schwab, who claim that humans will soon become "gods." They argue that this arrogance is a form of megalomania that nature or God eventually punishes. The segment dismisses atheist arguments as trite, suggesting that a world without risk or suffering would not be worth living in.

yuval noah harari· klaus schwab· transhumanism· atheism· megalomania

1:08:40 Yeah. You're young, you're like, and I want this, and I don't want this girlfriend to- and you find out how horrible the girl was, it's like, it's a blessing she's gone, you know, it's like- Yeah, these atheist arguments are so mundane and trite. The whole like, what is the kid of cancer? Okay, so your world should be no one gets sick. I can just walk off the top of a skyscraper I hit the cement like Captain America and the cements destroyed, but I'm fine That's not living there has to be some risk there has to be some chance there has to be another game Yeah, what I don't understand what world there. I'm just Superman you can stab me in the eye, and I'm fine

1:09:17 That's not, I wouldn't want that. I don't want to be immortal. I don't want to be perfect. I don't want to be to be immune to any kind of problems. That's not living. There's no joy in that. There's no, a prostitute getting a prostitute is depressing and sad. She doesn't want to be with you. She needs hundreds of dollars to, to, she won't even kiss you. She's hundreds of dollars to, to, to lie with you. Getting a girl, courting her, falling in love with her, you know, that's the whole fun part. And then you look at, you all know Harari and Klaus Schwab. They've made new statements, I'm sure you've seen them, where we will soon be gods and everyone else will be brushed aside. And you, like, the arrogance, I mean, if they looked like

1:10:00 Brad Pitt or Leonardo DiCaprio and had a 200 IQ, it would still be arrogant and saying you're not a god. And it's literally this little hunchback creature going, I will soon be a god and none of you will matter. I am in control. And you're just like, dude, you're crazy. You're a megalomaniac. I mean, God always punishes that too. What did Stalin do? He said, I will decide who eats and when they eat, I'll be in control of that. 40 million dead. 80 million dead. And for all you atheists out there, just replace the word God with nature if that's easier for you to understand. But there are checks and balances in our DNA that don't allow for people playing God. And by the way, I'm not a a Russophobe or a Russophile, but the more history I learn, I've studied the ancient Russian history. They started in Ukraine, they were a tribe that, you know, later stopped the Muslim invasion, you know, 800 years ago, whatever.

CHAPTER 33 / 48 Discussion

Russian History and the Ukraine War

The host and guest discuss the "karmic" history of Russia, from the Czars to communism and the current conflict in Ukraine. They express a "Western chauvinist" view, arguing that while the East is brutal and often atheist, the West remains the "best house in a bad neighborhood." They criticize liberals for rejoicing in the deaths of Russian soldiers.

russia· ukraine· communism· george soros· western chauvinism

1:11:06 What did they karmically do to deserve the Czars and 500 years of slavery and then come Communism and they're not even resisting and they kill half the population and then they face Hitler and Hitler kills 20-something million of them and then they go to this under their under communism and now now sword Soros is attacking him I mean what the hell does or is God testing the Russians for some reason a bad run and that's what I hate when people say I say I'm a Western chauvinist and And they go, that's white supremacy with a different word. I go, no, I'm saying what Alex just described is horrible. I don't like the East. I don't like communism. I don't like Russia's history. Well, let's just say it. We're the best house in the bad neighborhood. You look at China and North Korea and Russia and Russia has that Eastern thing. It's brutal.

1:11:53 It's it's atheist all the all cases. It's atheist and in all cases they decided to play God I mean, there's the calling card again. That's God leaving his business card. So Russia today It's not fake as people are adopting it. They're saying no we are Christian and they're having a Renaissance comparatively and they're doing way better than they've been doing and despite this stupid war we're having with costing us 200 billion 200 billion you and me 200 billion murdering people we we're familiar with war right and you have these liberals rejoicing about russian soldiers with their intestines hold on i meant to play this last week stay there

1:12:35 I'm Even though that Russian might be pro-Ukraine. Oh, he's a Russian. Thank God a shark ate him. I mean, the level of idiocy is just insane. And folks. Evil. Evil. Well, it's like saying all Jews are bad. It's like, oh, he's a Russian. We're glad a shark ate him. Like what the hell? It's moronic. Yeah. You're going to want to pay attention to what I'm about to say in the next 60 seconds. Two new incredible products are now available exclusively at mfullwhorestore.com.

CHAPTER 34 / 48 Discussion

The Who as an Art Project and Jim Morrison

The speakers discuss the origins of The Who as an avant-garde art project managed by Lambert and Stamp. They also briefly critique Jim Morrison of The Doors, with Gavin McInnes expressing a dislike for Morrison's "poetic and gyrating" style, which he finds less sincere than other rock icons.

the who· the doors· jim morrison· lambert and stamp· pinball wizard

1:14:18 Out here in the fields, I work for my meals. I put my back into my living. They were so weird. And like pinball wizard. I mean, it's just changed. Operas and all this stuff. Bring it up for a second. Out here in the fields, Think they were an art project. So they started out that rock was just begun and these two Avant-garde one was rich one was poor one was gay one was straight and they they liked film They were directors and they said let's take a rock band and turn them into an art project Yeah, and so they the who were more relying on them to be told what to do and they that I think was Lambert and stamp who said I

1:15:02 Be weird, be crazy, smash your instruments. Well what about, we forgot about the doors. Now kind of a one trick pony, a lounge singing, but still very poetic. No thanks. Doesn't make it to the top. I hate sexy guys. Like he, that's who I think was being lampooned. Well it's not his fault he was good looking. Yeah but he was so like, I don't know. A little effeminate. Poetic and gyrating. I mean, I guess I could be describing Mick Jagger but I don't know. The door... I was about to say, he's even more lady man. Yeah, seems more sincere to me. I guess it comes down to sincerity. But before the break, we caught on me saying I want pedophiles. I love pedophiles. The context of that is... I want them killed, you were saying. I want them to die. But as far as... He says, I want pedophiles to die. It was like, I want, and then it cut ya. Yeah, as far as my enemies... Headline, New York Times, Gavin McGinnis wants pedophiles.

CHAPTER 35 / 48 Discussion

Maliciousness of the Left and Target's Satanic Imagery

The discussion contrasts the "maliciousness" of the left with the speakers' own views, claiming that leftists target children and families of their political opponents. They mention the controversy surrounding Target's marketing and its alleged links to "kid-friendly Satanism." Mockery is directed at media figures like Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes.

mark levin· splc· rachel maddow· target· satanism

1:15:54 I don't want my enemies to die. I don't want violence towards these people. I was talking to this dude, Mark Levin, I think his name is. He's an ex-cop, works for the SPLC, and he was calling Proud Boys, and I got his number, and I'm screaming at him on the phone, going, do your research, moron, and we're yelling at each other. And the guy who helped me get the number goes, I hope you didn't threaten him. That's illegal. And I was like, I don't want to hurt him. I might as well want him to like eat a certain food. That's so foreign to me. I'm mad at him for getting the facts wrong. But the left has this maliciousness where, you know, they want me deported and they attack my kids and they ostracize my daughter at school. And it's this like I don't I hate Chris Hayes. I don't want anything unfortunate to happen to his kids in any way shape or form. Plus, imagine the arrogance of Rachel Maddow doing two shows on her two identities.

1:16:49 Can you believe someone has sex with Chris Hayes? I mean, I'm not that familiar with male attraction, but he is a ugly girl. Well, that's why I've only had sex with him once. That's a joke folks. We like to make jokes here. His dad was a preacher and he's just preaching the new leftist religion They admit it's a religion now Did you see the target stuff where we're gonna guillotine Christians and your kids belong to us and Satan is our religion? I mean, yeah, and then they're like, well, we don't mean it's serious Satan. We just want to have you Satan. Yeah, it's like, you know, it's fun Satan. It's a Satan light. Yeah. Yeah kids say Satan for kids. It's kid-friendly Satan

CHAPTER 36 / 48 Discussion

Political Assassination Risks for Trump and RFK Jr.

The host predicts that the establishment may attempt to assassinate Donald Trump or Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as they emerge as significant anti-establishment threats. He compares the current risk level to that faced by Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil. The segment argues that the "spooks" in power have unlimited money but no popular support.

donald trump· robert f. kennedy jr.· tucker carlson· assassination· jair bolsonaro

1:17:30 So, I always go back to this, because I've got a hundred questions, but how crazy is the next, less than a year and a half until the next election? I don't like to make predictions that don't come true, but I also don't want them to come true. I think they're going to kill Trump and JFK, RFK Jr. I mean, it's like history does repeat. It does rhyme. So you've got like double Kennedy anti-establishment threats right now. I mean, you've got like Trump and you've got Kennedy and Kennedy is now ahead in many polls. Even the Washington Post was like, oh, he'll he'll win the first primaries.

1:18:06 You know, what are we going to do? I mean, this is, this is, this is, you've got an establishment that has unlimited money and spooks that will kill people, but they have nothing else. So they're, and they're not going to stop if they were smart, they'd kind of just, you know, pull back, let Trump get back in and fail or let Kennedy get in and kind of fail and just attack them. But instead they're like, no, we run everything. We're not going to let you get in. And so. Tucker, Trump and Kennedy are the most endangered people in America right now. They should have the top security available to man. Like there are Bolsonaro in Brazil levels of risk of getting stabbed with a bayonet.

CHAPTER 37 / 48 Discussion

Tucker Carlson as a Symbol of Sane America

Gavin McInnes describes Tucker Carlson as a "symbol of hope" for sane Americans, noting his popularity with women and young people. The speakers discuss Carlson's interrogative style, which encourages viewers to question mainstream narratives on topics like the 2020 election and the Biden administration's policies. Curiosity is identified as the primary enemy of corrupt power.

tucker carlson· dominion voting machines· hungary· red pilling· curiosity

1:18:44 Because they're the most effective. I'll never forget this I was at a Grand Central and the bartender recognized me and he comes over and he gives me a drink We sort of in New York you have to wink It's like being gay in the 50s like you being conservative in New York You have to just sort of nod to each other and gesture this way to go talk and he he he winks at me And he goes he whispers. Can you believe how fucked we'd be without Tucker? And I told Tucker that because I'm like, you're not a newscaster. You're someone who people rely on. You're a symbol of hope. You're the voice of sane America. And like you were saying during the break, they call him radical and white supremacist because he's so likable and so reasonable and so unifying.

1:19:27 Look at this big deceiver, we all need to love each other and save the homeless and come together racially. Meanwhile Hitler said this last night. You and I say things in the affirmative, we say the election was stolen. This is a fact. Tucker never says that. All his things are interrogative. He goes, shouldn't we be questioning this? Shouldn't we be looking into these Dominion voting machines? Isn't there a history of problems with Dominion? Weren't they involved in Venezuela's election? Well, his latest thing is, well, Biden says he's not a dictator and anybody that says that should be censored. Well, let's look at his real policies.

1:20:03 And it's just all dictatorial orgy. And that's great for red pilling your wife and your kids, because you're like, I know I come on too strong. And I know you think I'm a lunatic. Listen to this guy. Just watch this little 20-minute documentary he did in whatever, Hungary, and tell me that that person's crazy and wrong. And they end up going, well, that was pretty reasonable. Yeah, that stuff's true. I'm gonna look at it. So that's his crime is he's popular with women. Yes, yes and young people and he does this whole I'm curious thing and that's we're living in a peak in curious times where you don't look into it. That's what Kennedy said his uncle JFK's biggest trait was not courage which he had but was curiosity and putting yourself in somebody else's shoes

CHAPTER 38 / 48 Discussion

The Trillion Dollar Lawsuit and Financial Reality

The host discusses the massive legal judgments against him, noting that plaintiffs' lawyers asked for $2.7 trillion. He characterizes the lawsuits as "scorched earth" tactics and "buffoonish" overshooting. He clarifies his actual financial situation, stating he never had the billions of dollars the media claimed and that his assets are relatively modest.

sandy hook· connecticut· texas· bankruptcy· scorched earth

1:20:57 If you're a pedophile, if you're a thief, if you're embezzling from your own company, if you're doing something bad, what's your arch enemy? Curiosity. You don't want people looking into stuff. You want to control, you'll talk about misinformation. If you find anything bad about me, it's misinformation. You want to stop the discussion. You want to stifle people. If you're good and you're not doing anything wrong, you're like, yeah, let's go. Let's talk about it. I'm right here. Well, that's what I did with our bankruptcy because they lied and said it had $4 million and all this stuff to then get the jury, you know, that had already been told I was guilty of this. And like, they're just, you see nothing in the news now, because I just said, here, everything's open. And they're like, oh my God, you don't have any money. And I never did. What's your final bill? Isn't it like a trillion? Well, they asked for a trillion. They asked for $2.7 trillion. I got that on me.

1:21:48 They actually asked for 2.7 trillion. 2.7 trillion? I had people calling me going, well, you at least got a billion, right? And I'm like, I had like a million bucks in the bank then, and I had like nothing. But the point was, they all knew that wasn't true. That's the left. They like overshoot and just do these flagrantly... Scorched earth. Buffoonish, like over the top. It's like, I'm not going to shoot you five times. I'm going to shoot you a thousand times. And I'm going to burn your ashes eight times. You're going to be in the after world. They say I owe them $1.5 billion in Connecticut and like $45 million in Texas. But it is interesting, just because they told a jury I had all this money to do this, and then they have to deal with the fact there's no money. And there wasn't ever a bunch of money. It's just kind of like, OK, I got a Ford truck and I got a race car. OK, it was like $80,000.

CHAPTER 39 / 48 Discussion

Media Persecution and the Strength of the System

The speakers argue that the intense media focus on Alex Jones is a sign of the system's weakness rather than his own power. They claim that the left takes "grains of sand" and blows them up into mountains to justify de-platforming. Comparisons are made to media failures regarding weapons of mass destruction and the Hunter Biden laptop.

sandy hook· oliver darcy· jack dorsey· cnn· hunter biden laptop

1:22:37 My dad gave me a Rolex and I live in a four bedroom house. It's like, I put all the money into this. I don't relish it, but I do enjoy it because they're trying to believe their own lies. The lawyers, and I'm just sitting there going, it was never true what you said. Don't you think, just like at the beginning of the show when I was saying, I think 50% of the people who got the vaccine regret it. I think 50% of the people who see you getting persecuted for a theory about a shooting that they took out of context and they made big, I was never de-platformed for Sandy Hook. Remember that skip this break guys. I was never D platform for that I was a platform for quote being mean to Oliver Darcy look it up even the the lawyer with Jack Dorsey went on Rogan admitted it that they only took stuff I covered once Hillary lost and blew it up and made it big with a PR firm to say I was persecuting to them but imagine how weak the system is this giant leftist governmental thing tens of thousands of articles

1:23:35 Thousands of TV programs, 20 times on PBS, hundreds of times CNN, ABC, 60 Minutes, all Jones' Satan needs to tell, and they're all literally taking a grain of sand and blowing it up like a mountain to get me. That isn't that Alex Jones is that powerful, it's that they're that weak. But don't you think that kind of persecution is good for us in a sense that it makes people go, wait a minute, what is going, 2 trillion for what? How many times has CNN been wrong about weapons of mass destruction and all of these other media sins about Hunter's laptop not being real and there being Russia collusion. Well, yeah, OxyContin knowingly killed hundreds of thousands of people. They pay billions, but Alex Jones pays trillions.

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Confrontations in Public and the Best Defense

The host recounts a verbal altercation in Hawaii where a stranger accused him of being a "Russian agent." He describes his cutting response and the subsequent debate with his wife about whether he should have been more polite. Gavin McInnes argues that the best defense is a "good offense" and that public confrontations with "stray dogs" should be met with strength.

hawaii· public confrontation· verbal altercations· self-defense· wit

1:24:18 It's a thought crime, but see that's the thing. What it did is, yes, you know, it actually made us much more popular. We don't reach as many people because we're blocked on all those sites, septemfortworks.com and things, but yes, out in public, I went nine months without being attacked in public and then had somebody come over and say, how dare you show your face? when I was in Hawaii and I just laughed at the guy and said, how dare you show your face? You're pretty ugly. I shouldn't have said the mean thing, but I could now, but I did it. And it really upset him. And then his dad, I think I was like 35, still it was his dad, his dad was like 60. We were hiking up to this lighthouse in the big island with my wife and I. And his dad said, leave us alone. I said, you're the one that came over to me, because we stopped to rest and just got in my face. And I said, by the way,

1:25:06 your son really should know show his face he's ugly like you and I apologize later my wife got mad at me because she said you just gotta say I love you because usually I do but I haven't been attacked in so long when he finally did it like he said some other stuff to you how dare you show your face you're a Russian agent screw you and you're you know blah blah and so I couldn't help being a little bit cutting And it was okay to say, well, how dare you show your ugly face? And his dad said, you know, watch it, buddy. And I said, watch it. You're the one who walked over to me. By the way, your son is super ugly because you're ugly. That was wrong. See, the doubling down was wrong. I strongly disagree. The best defense is a good offense. When I'm confronted, I come on 10 times stronger. It's like stray dogs. If you're in an alleyway and four stray dogs are coming at you growling, what do you do? You go, hey, I love you. No, you go, hey, get back.

1:25:52 You gotta come on hard on these people or they smell fear and they smell an ability to- No, I agree. That's my instinct, but I don't want to overdo it though. You don't want to strangle the dog. I overdo it. Well, I did say some other things too. It was not good. But it was very cutting. It was like in that moment though, there's that wit. I wish I had that on air. Like, God, I just said, well, you're really ugly. You shouldn't show your face. And by the way, your son's super ugly. Why don't you shut up? You know, it was, yeah, no, confrontations should be petty. They should be brutally insulting. You got to jump right to the F word. There's no like these people clearly don't want a civilized debate. They attacked you. So you have to come back and kick the stray dog that bit you. You got to, or you're just going to get bit again.

CHAPTER 41 / 48 Discussion

Vigilantism and the Competency Crisis in Cities

The discussion focuses on the rise of "vigilante justice" in major cities like New York, Detroit, and Baltimore as a response to perceived government incompetence. The speakers mention the case of a man on a New York subway and argue that citizens are increasingly empowered to handle their own security when the state fails to protect them.

new york city· subways· detroit· baltimore· vigilantism

1:26:34 But you'll notice there's a pattern here with our discussions too, where it's about DIY and grit and standing up for yourself. And that is a uniquely American phenomenon, especially recently. It really is. Why is America different? Because the toughest people from Europe came here and then the herd was culled by Indians for hundreds of years. That's why the Irish are so tough and such good fighters, because the ones who don't enjoy confrontation are extinct. So we developed genetically this breed of person that wants to build and do it by themselves. I hate full-service gas stations. I do too. And now we're here. And you know, you talk about like there's this competency crisis we're in right now, and we're alluding to South Africa. But I talk to New Yorkers and they have a gun, like a handgun on them.

1:27:28 And I'll go, dude, what are you doing? That's five years in prison if you get caught with that. And they're like, I'd rather be judged by 12 than six feet under. Carried by six. Yeah, carried by six. And we're seeing this sort of vigilante justice, like that black dude who was killed on the train. And by the way, that is racist. The white guy gets charged but gets let out of jail. The black guy was being attacked and his girlfriend by all the witnesses attacking trying to kill him. The black guy stabs the other black guy. He's now been indicted and went right to Rikers. So that's racist that the black guy didn't even get let out of jail. He went right. Did you see the new case? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, it justified stabbing. He should be out. It's ridiculous. So what's worse than being a white guy defending herself as a black guy doing it? Yeah, but we don't know what the black guy is facing. The white guy is looking at 20 years.

1:28:19 There's no way the black guy's gonna be facing 20 years. You think so? No way. That's justice in America. Well that's why I would not get on the subway because I've been on the subway in probably 10 years and it was a little crazy late at night 10 years ago. I mean I'm scared of, I'm not saying I'm tough or anything, but I'm scared of what I'll do. Because if somebody starts punching women, I'm gonna kill them. I mean, with my bare hands. I mean. Well, that's the good news I'm delivering here is I'm seeing a lot of vigilantism in New York. And I think we're gonna see that. You already see that in Detroit. You already see that in Baltimore. The more they, the more incompetent and tyrannical they become, the more empowered we are to handle ourselves and our own business. Well, that's what I was about to say. What do you think

CHAPTER 42 / 48 Discussion

Soros District Attorneys and the Attack on Women

The host criticizes "Soros-funded" District Attorneys in Austin and New York for allegedly being lenient on violent criminals, including rapists. The speakers argue that there is a broader societal "attack on women," specifically targeting "Karens" or white women who stand up for social cohesion. They reference the Central Park birdwatcher incident as an example of unfair media vilification.

alvin bragg· austin· george soros· sexual assault· central park karen

1:29:01 Alvin Bragg types put in my Soros because here in Austin we have one of the worst Soros and that's saying something One of the worst Soros DA's for three years and it's in the news. They defend it There was a guy just last month. They gave five years probation who raped a fifth woman in the last two, three years. He's been let out four times. On the hike and bike trail at like high noon, he rapes this woman. She won't spread her legs. He breaks her leg and then rapes her and breaks her nose and they gave him probation. Why would you let men compete in women's sports? Why would you let men rape women? Like what is this attack the women thing? Or is it just, I mean, why would a Soros

1:29:41 prosecutors say we're gonna let men brutally rape women at the Austin High and Middle School. It's also white women. It was a white woman. Yeah, I mean, I think the reason that they're attacking the Karen so much and white women are the new punching bag is because they already destroyed white men. White men are as far as the media and abuse. They've run the white flag. All right. We ruined white men. They're at the all time historical suicide rate. Good. That's taking care of us. College rate lowest. We demoralize them. We cleaned up that mess and now they're destroying white women. It's just, look at Bill Burr's comedy. It's all like, white woman, they think that they're oppressed and they were part of slavery too. And everyone's like, yeah. Because they know they roll over. Yeah. So they moved on to the white women.

1:30:28 Yeah, well it's like the lesbians are like, want to have their own woman thing and I get it, they want women for themselves, I would too. But now it's like big fat men say they're lesbians and they change it and they're mad, like, wait, don't you get this? Yeah, Karens don't like me. I love Karens. They are the Larry Davids of society. They are out there going, what are you doing here? What's going on here? What is that? What's in that bag? Like, I wish men did it more, but women seem to be the only ones standing up for some sort of societal cohesion anymore. They're the only ones asking people, what are you doing around here? And that Central Park Karen, who everyone just accepts is a racist, her life is destroyed. The guy she spoke to has his own show, a bird show, now on, I don't know, this Discovery Channel. He threatened to kill her dog.

CHAPTER 43 / 48 Discussion

Peak Leftist Insanity and the South African Model

Gavin McInnes defines "peak leftist insanity" as the total collapse of urban centers, citing San Francisco and Johannesburg as primary examples. He describes a future of "armored hills" where elites live in fortresses while the rest of society rots. The segment details horrific violence in South Africa as a warning of what happens when societal grit is lost.

san francisco· gavin newsom· nancy pelosi· johannesburg· robert mugabe

1:31:18 And while she was calling the police, she mentioned race. It's a good descriptor if you're talking about someone. And we've obliterated her. She was right. He was wrong. Karen is a new Karen where the woman had rented the bike and the guy takes it. And everybody still says she's bad. Yeah. So a little message to white women groveling to the system. It's not getting you ahead. No, you're next. And we've been there. It sucks. You're about to be facing a two trillion dollar lawsuit and to be completely canceled, ladies. We'll be here though. We'll be here waiting for you. So, I asked you this six, seven years ago and I always ask it again, I've asked it already once, but I want, what is peak leftist insanity? South Africa. It's nomads defecating in elevator shafts. It's racist. That's actually kind of already here. Yeah. Like look at San Francisco. Even the New York Times had an article and Washington Post did too. Okay, blue cities are dead. Well, exactly. So what do they think they're doing?

1:32:17 They don't care. There's no love. They're on the side of Satan. And Satan is all about hate and seeing people as pariahs, and you want them all dead, you want them all harmed. They don't care. Look at San Francisco. Look at Gavin Newsom's house, Nancy Pelosi's house. As long as they have their fortress, the rest of the world can rot. That's all over Africa. It's a death spot in a mansion and unfathomable poverty surrounding it. 55 Lamborghinis, but they all have flat tires because the roads are all blocked. So that's the perfect analogy. How is your money worth something if you can't spend it? That's what we're reaching. That's what Henry Ford understood. He said, I want to triple pay my folks to make an economy where they can buy my car. Yeah. So you've got, I saw in one spot in Africa, his son had 100 Lamborghinis, but he couldn't drive because there was no roads.

1:33:16 Yeah, if you want to know where we're headed, check out the Instagram of Mugabe's children. And it's just Rolexes, Cartiers, Ferraris, and death and destruction. That's why everyone thinks there's a tipping point, and as soon as it'll get so bad, that will change and everything will be fixed. No, there's just armored hills with fortresses with helicopters, and we're all starving to death. Is Johannesburg, has that reached its tipping point yet? Or can it get a little worse? I don't want to be trying this for a while. By the way, for the public that hasn't looked at the videos, I mean, literally just everyday mass shootings, burning buildings, just, I mean, the power's off, the swimming pools don't work anymore. I mean, just, society's over. Senior citizens tortured to death in inexplicably disgusting ways, burnt alive, nail guns to the floor, a 10-year-old boy boiled alive.

1:34:11 by using several pots of boiling water because no one has a pot big enough to hold a 10 year old. Like, people go, oh, it'll get better. It's gotta get better before it gets worse. And no, it can get a lot worse. And the thing I love about America is I think there's more grit than South Africa. I think that people are gonna be putting guys in chokeholds on the subway and saying, no, you're not threatening old ladies. Oh, we can't have guns here? Okay, I'll have an illegal gun, but I'm not letting you turn my country into third world. So Soros is running the South African model here, but it's not going to work. He absolutely is. Yeah. And that's, you know what I saw on CNN? I tell you this already. They were talking about weaponizing the justice system. So Trump is being persecuted for jaywalking right now. And he said, you know what, if I become president, I'm going to persecute a prosecutor Biden at both persecuted and prosecute. And CNN goes, you can't weaponize the justice system against your political opponents. And I'm like,

CHAPTER 44 / 48 Discussion

Book Banning and Bestiality in Schools

The speakers return to the topic of book banning, claiming that the books being removed from schools contain descriptions of bestiality and pedophilia. They argue that Joe Biden's campaign commercials misrepresent the issue by showing mainstream books that are not actually being banned. The host emphasizes that protecting children from graphic content is not the same as banning literature.

joe biden· zora neale hurston· bestiality· school libraries· censorship

1:35:10 Are you blind? You're doing that right now. You started to tell the story I interrupted you earlier, but yeah, it's the, again, it goes back to the books. The Republicans want to ban books. You know, the Democrats are banning books. We just don't want you to give pedophile books to kids. Everything that they- It's not banning Hustler if I don't want you to give it to my five year old. But this is worse than Hustler. This is pedophilia. At least Hustler was healthy fornication. Well, I mean, listen, it was kind of the instruction manual. It was terrible. But I did steal my dad's Playboys quite a bit. Remember how coveted those were? You'd find it in a snow... well, you're Texan, but I'd find in Canada in a snowbank. And it was like you found a brick of gold.

1:35:54 Well, you'd be like with the other neighborhood kids. So you got your dad's Playboys. I got one better. I got a Hustler. Okay. Yeah. I'm gonna trade you two Playboys for the Hustler right now. Yeah, that was over the top. Playboy was like, you could read that in public. Hustler was... That was the... Playboy was the Beatles. Hustler was the Rolling Stones. But again, then they go, don't ban books. It's like, it's literal kids having sex with adults in these books they give them. Graphic cartoons are like real world illegal stuff, man. And have you noticed, like I look at their list, Joe Biden just did a commercial for his presidency and part of it was we want to ban books and they show these books and they look really reasonable. Like Zora Neale Hurston or some other like black female writer who I think of as super mainstream, you know?

1:36:40 And I was like, I bet that book isn't banned. So I looked it up and I don't know if I can say what the book they were banning has in it. But, but, can we swear on this show? They'll delay it out, go ahead. Okay, well, I'll just use letters, but she's in the book, it's some like slave talking or something, and then she goes, and then the ends got so horny they were effing donkeys. And you got all these ends effing donkeys. And it was like this, you know, poor black person talking back in the 30s. And I'm like, The context was probably reasonable for an adult. We're not going to give eight year olds that the black people are having sex with donkeys. I don't want my kids reading about bestiality. Yeah, the eight year olds don't need to hear that black people have sex with donkeys. Yeah, that's for an 18 year old, thanks. Yeah. You know what's happening with my kids and I think kids across the country? So they assume that young people are homophobic. So I'm going to give you this gay book and you'll learn that gay people are wonderful.

CHAPTER 45 / 48 Discussion

The Failure of Woke Schooling and Literacy

Gavin McInnes argues that "woke" schooling is turning children off from reading entirely by associating books with "weird" or "gay" content. He suggests that kids are missing out on "cool, dangerous" literature like Hunter S. Thompson or Iceberg Slim. The host advises parents to encourage their children to "play hooky" from what he calls "re-education camps."

gender queer· hunter s. thompson· iceberg slim· literacy· re-education camps

1:37:39 First of all, young people don't even know what gay is. Like we used to call each other fags when we were young, but we didn't know what it was. It just was a bad word, right? Yeah. So you're not disavowing them of any prejudice. They don't have prejudice, they don't even understand it at that age. So when you give them, here's a book, it's called Gender Queer, and you're gonna learn that gays aren't bad. That's not the takeaway. They know that gay is weird, so when you give them that book, they go, alright, books are weird. That weird feeling I have about homosexuality, even though I don't understand it, is now bookified and now I don't like books. So my son and his friends, they don't go near books.

1:38:20 And I'm like, dude, there's so many books aren't gay and they aren't for nerds. There's cool, dangerous books. There's a guy called Hunter Thompson who did these fear and loathing books. They're really exciting and dangerous. There's a pimp called Iceberg Slim that wrote about his days as a pimp. There's Confederacy of Dunces. There's Giggs. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. One more segment with the great Gab McGinnis. He's back in one hour with Owen Troyer. All right, Owen Troyer is live in an hour and the great Gavin McGinnis will be co-hosting with him. I always enjoy the show, but man, two hours went by like five minutes with you here. We've been here for two hours? Two hours. Wow.

CHAPTER 46 / 48 Discussion

Destruction of Shakespeare and American History

The speakers criticize the modern teaching of Shakespeare and American history, claiming that classic plays are being rewritten with "gay" themes and history is being replaced with "Wakanda" fantasies. They argue that this destruction of culture makes it impossible for the globalists to even effectively brainwash the youth, as the students simply stop caring about the subjects.

william shakespeare· romeo and juliet· american history· wakanda· indoctrination

1:38:58 Yeah, time goes fast when you're having fun. The thing I was saying too about my boys and the woke schooling is they turn the kids off books and then I hear he's doing Shakespeare and I go, oh cool, what plays have you read? And they go, none. We've heard parts of Romeo and Juliet. This is in December. So September, October, November, December, they've done parts, heard about parts of a play. Then they do the play, I've told this story a million times, it's Romeo and Romeo and Juliet and Juliet. They did two plays about gay love forlorn and lesbian love forlorn. So it's just domination of all culture. Right, and so you know what him and his friends do? They go, oh Shakespeare's that guy who writes about homos. It's not my cup of tea. So they're like... But doesn't the left get they're going to create a massive backlash?

1:39:47 Yeah, they're just, they think that we're going, oh, that's a fun way to do Shakespeare. It might be something you do for a 40 year old who's very familiar with the play. I'm going to mix it up. They've never heard of this play before. So you've just destroyed books. and shakespeare. Exactly, they didn't just plagiarize it, they stole it and destroyed it. Right, and then they take history, American history is easily the most interesting history in the world, maybe Britain is a close second, but they take history and they go, we stole all these black people from Africa on our own, they were like minding their own business, many of them were kings. And then we made them slaves and they built this building in the Empire State Building and they had Wakanda and they had like nuclear weapons. Oh, they were doing great. And then we murdered all these Indians who were smoking a peace pipe and just hanging out. And so the kids go, OK, I don't like our history. So I don't like history. I don't like books. They're just ruining everything in the greatest country on Earth. And that's how you will respond is I just don't care.

1:40:41 Yeah. And then the globalists try to brainwash him and they can't even brainwash him because there's not even any history to brainwash. Yeah, yeah. You kind of said that like an hour and a half ago in a more sophisticated way. It's like, I forget what you're talking about, but it's like they're demonizing something, but because people don't even know what that is, it doesn't even work. Right, it's sort of like the vigilantes on the subway. These kids are not following the globalist cause. I mean, I'm sure plenty are, but a lot of them are just going, okay, I'm not getting involved in that. I don't know what you guys are doing. I don't know what polyamory is, but I don't want to know. So I don't want to hand my wife over to the other day and I say to my kids I go if you get an a you're in big trouble because you're being indoctrinated. I want you guys to play hooky I want you to drop out. I want you to get in trouble because you're going to a re-education camp and It's making you dumber

CHAPTER 47 / 48 Discussion

Censored TV and the Island of Misfit Toys

Gavin McInnes promotes his network, Censored TV, describing it as the "Island of Misfit Toys" for canceled media figures like Elijah Schaffer and Drew Hernandez. He compares his work to a "Radio Free America" broadcast in a zombie movie. The speakers conclude that they are actually winning because the public is increasingly tired of cancel culture and censorship.

censored tv· elijah schaffer· drew hernandez· cancel culture· radio free america

1:41:34 Everybody should subscribe and watch your show daily. Tell us about your show. Tell us how people can find the evil verboten Gab McGinnis. Censored.tv, $10 a month. It ends up being like 15 cents a show. We've got tons of shows on. And you're building an infrastructure. That's what's beautiful. Building infrastructure. We got all kinds of new shows coming on. I'll announce right now. We got Elijah Schaefer coming on. We got Drew Hernandez coming on. Basically everyone that's canceled ends up with us. We're the Island of Misfit Toys. And, you know, the way I describe our show and our network is it's a zombie movie and you're optimistic enough to stay on the ham radio. And every day you're there just, hello, hello. Well, that's how I say it. That's what Tucker says. His show is like Radio Free America into America. Right. And you hear.

1:42:21 After like three months, you hear a crackling. Hello, is anybody there? Hello? And you go, I just heard someone, I heard someone! Get in here! Yes, we are here, we are here! And you hear this, someone is over there, we're safe. Well, the truth is, like you said earlier, we're really winning, we just don't know it. Because most people aren't famous like you or I, which is a great positive thing. I'm not saying, hey, I'm famous, you're not. They don't realize, let me just guess, you're getting almost nothing but love now. Oh yeah, out of 100 greets, there's one F you. Other than the left focusing to shut you down because you're popular. Right if you google me, it's the opposite. So this is like I said ten months I've had one guy come over to me. I mean it just I mean we used to be like I could walk the dog I would get attacked I mean we still mainly love but now it's like nothing but love right because they they've experienced censorship their uncle got fired for an inappropriate comment their cousin their mother their sister canceled culture has it overdid it and they ruined their brand and

CHAPTER 48 / 48 Discussion

Trump Indictment and the Call to Action

The host addresses the indictment of President Trump regarding classified documents, characterizing it as a "Deep State" move. He encourages listeners to share the broadcast and pray for those exposing the globalist agenda. He emphasizes that the show is funded by listeners rather than corporate interests or George Soros.

donald trump· deep state· united nations· censorship· george soros

1:43:17 We didn't even talk about Bud Light. We'll talk about it on the show coming up. Thank you so much Gavin McGinnis. Thanks for having me. Well, as we warned you would happen, the deep state, the former UN prosecutor has indicted President Trump for having documents presidents are legally allowed to have. They're coming after everybody. But the good news is humanity is waking up now more than ever and is seeing through this.

1:43:55 The Globalist's only hope is to censor and to silence and to shut down voices like myself, Tucker Carlson, and others who are telling the truth. That's why your word of mouth about the broadcast is so key. That's why you sharing the articles, the videos, and clips of the show is so incredible. And you've been doing it. And you know you are. So I salute you and I thank you. But I want to encourage listeners to not just spread the word about the show, but to also pray for the broadcast and pray for other people that are exposing the Globalist. and at the same time also get great products at infowarestore.com that fund our operation, that keep us on the air because we're sponsored by viewers and listeners like you, not by George Soros, and to understand these are great products that you and your family already need that do amazing things. Because just like our information is powerful and game-changing and seen as the best there is,