1:32:50 Cordial it was so typically when you see a flat-earth debate what you have like you said is an establishment scientist being very patronizing and condescending to your flat-earth person and that just alienates the audience, frankly on both sides. I find it very alienating when I hear Neil deGrasse Tyson insist on, even if I agree with the point, or Bill Nye, the science lie who only has a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, for some reason he's the scientist of the world. He wears a bow tie and he was on Nickelodeon when we were kids. But, but, it
1:33:38 101 level debate, like, Hey, hop in. We're going to cover all the topics, issues of contention, and we're going to do it in a way that's mutually respectful. I mean, even what's it said that he wanted to come back in studio for round two. You guys are all friends. Yeah. We had a good conversation after, after it just about, you know, how it went. and I think one of the things is we obviously had commercial breaks. We skipped like four commercial breaks. So I probably should have plugged a little bit more during the debate. Brain Force Ultra, by the way, that debate was brought to you by Brain Force Ultra. But we skipped a lot of debates, but I'm sorry, skipped a lot of the commercial breaks. But we still had a bit of a time limit and so, you know, I had certain topics that I wanted to bring up or things I knew he wanted to get to. So I tried to keep it moving and I think what happens with a lot of the debates is there's no time limit, there's no sort of
1:34:24 limitation to the conversation. So when you get into an area of disagreement, they just drill down on those forever and ever and ever. And eventually, a polite disagreement becomes, listen, you freaking idiot, I'm gonna. And so because we had to just move on, we'd get to a topic and we wouldn't quite settle it, but it'd be like, okay, we're not gonna agree on that, but what about this? And then we move on to the next thing. And I think being able to sort of Move move on without like getting bogged down and starting you know the name-calling I think really helped the the conversation quite a bit It was fun. Well the fact that you were able to have a fair amicable debate without a moderator I think is a testament to the character of both participants
1:35:03 Well yeah, he was a very good sport in letting us do that. Next time maybe we'll have a moderator and we do want to do it again. Obviously there was a ton of attention on it. Obviously it's an area of concern for a lot of people. And again, I first started looking into Flat Earth very sincerely being willing to be convinced. Everybody who hears flat earth at first is like wait what like this doesn't make any sense But I was like you know what this could be real I don't trust and there's several people that work here at Infoboards that are flat earthers of course. Yeah, we have a Network members of my family are flat earthers, so it was never like these stupid anti-science morons I'm gonna defeat them It was more like look I looked into this and it just ain't true like it's just doesn't add up nothing none of this
1:35:49 comports with what I recognize. Well, that's the crazy thing about NASA like in these other government institutions, they tell so many lies that when they tell the truth, you don't believe them. It's like MSNBC or CNN, they tell so many lies. Sometimes they actually tell the truth, but nobody's gonna believe them because they cried wolf so many times. Right, and I think about it like with what happened with COVID. I, to some degree, you know, I trust the medical establishment to a certain degree, but that doesn't mean I'm going to mindlessly take their gene-altering, you know, poison shot, right? So it's like, just because I think that COVID was a scam and I think the vaccine was just utterly fraudulent and hugely dangerous, that doesn't mean I won't go to the hospital if I break my arm, right? It doesn't mean that the medical industry is- Doesn't mean I won't use fentanyl if I get in a car accident. Right, right. No, but seriously, I mean, when, you know, if your wife gets an epidural while giving birth, that's fentanyl. So it's like, just because they lie about some things doesn't mean
1:36:47 everything in the entire spectrum of their, you know. Western medicine has been amazing. I mean, hemophilia is a really good example. In the 80s, the medicine was causing all the hemophiliacs to get AIDS. And now it's literally saving lives. And it's from some of the same institutions and drug companies. It was evil what they did in the 80s, but it doesn't mean that everything that they do is ineffective. I feel the same way about NASA when they're like, we've discovered 16 super Earths that hold life and here's pictures of what they might look like. It's like, okay, yeah, right. You've got a funding bill coming up, so you're trying to get media attention or whatever. I trust NASA as far as I can throw them, but that doesn't mean that the Earth is flat, right? That I think is a conclusion that cannot be drawn from the things that we know.
1:37:30 Well, Harrison, it's been an honor and a pleasure to have you on the Alex Jones show today. We are coming up on a break here in about a minute and a half. After the first five minutes of the hour, we are going to be joined by Owen Schroer in studio. Before we cut the break, I do want to take this opportunity to talk to you about the sponsor of the Flat Earth debate yesterday, Brain Force Ultra, which of course you can find at InfoWarsStore.com. Now I'm told this is going for 40% off. So this is a source of energy you can feel good about. Now, typically we talk about Turbo Force Plus as the main product that we sell that provides energy, but Brain Force Ultra is an efficient way to get the focus your mind needs to feel like it has that energy from like a turbo force or a next level foundational energy. So it's free of toxic additives, natural and contains no hidden dangerous ingredients. So if you're wanting a nootropic or a supplement that is going to improve your cognitive function, your focus,