Alex Jones, Tucker Carlson, and 9/11 Prophecy Claims
Tucker Carlson and a co-host discuss the revolutionary nature of platforming Alex Jones despite his public deplatforming. They examine Jones's 2001 prediction regarding planes flying into the World Trade Center and the subsequent blame placed on Osama bin Laden. The conversation explores the idea of Jones "channeling" information and the historical role of prophetic figures who exist outside the societal mainstream.
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00:00 While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Visit InfoWars.com forward slash show and support the InfoWars. It's Monday, April 22nd, 2024. your willingness that prevent you from wanting to know certain things or talk to certain people. And name-calling is the most obvious tool. Like, he's a crank, he's a racist, he's a whatever, fill it in. And then you're like, I can't listen to that person. And I have to say, your willingness to platform or to have a conversation with Alex Jones
00:46 I think was a revolutionary act, actually. Not that everything Alex Jones says is right. It's not. Not everything I say is right or anyone says is right. But Alex Jones is an interesting person. And even if he's not interesting, he has been walled off from the rest of us through name-calling. And your willingness to be like, no, actually we're just gonna listen to Alex Jones and you can decide for yourself? Well, Alex has been my friend for more than 20 years. Exactly, but you were not allowed to talk to him. And when you hear Alex Jones talk, you may not agree with everything he says. I don't know that I do but you definitely understand why they told you you couldn't listen to Alex Jones Well, that's one of the reasons why I had him as one of the first guests when I came over to Spotify love that I was like, let's go What did they say? Well a lot of people weren't happy. We lost sponsors. It was it was an issue But I think it it did the job, you know it it
01:40 regardless of what he said that's incorrect clearly the Sandy Hook thing was incorrect you know Alex I know Alex personally so I know what he was going through and you know everybody wants to talk about mental health and they want to praise people for being honest about their mental health issues and support them on their mental health journey to wellness Alex has gone through some real issues and one of the reasons why he's gone through some issues is because that guy is uncovering real that's terrifying every day. And you know, he's just constantly stressed, freaking out. And when you see so many lies and so much propaganda and so many psyops that are being done on people, you start seeing them where they don't exist. And that's what he did. Well, and he's also channeling some stuff. You can't call 9-11
02:36 in detail because you're super informed. Before the fact. He called it. He literally called it in the summer of 2001. He said planes will fly into the World Trade Centers and they will blame a man called Osama Bin Laden. We know that he said that because he said it on tape multiple times. And then he said call the White House and tell them this. Now, let's just, that's all we know about Alex Jones. Let's just say that's the fact set. How'd that happen? Right. How did he do that? No, he's channeling something. You think so? Yeah, of course. Yeah. There's like no other... I mean, tell me how he did it otherwise. I've asked him about it. How did you do that at lengthy at dinner in my barn recently? We're talking about this. How'd you do that? I don't know. It just came to me. And that's real. That is real. The supernatural is real. And I don't know why it's so hard
03:22 for the modern mind, I guess, because it's a materialist mind to accept that. But what you see, and that's not a new phenomenon, it's happened throughout history. There are people called prophets, and there are people who were prophets who weren't called prophets, but there are people who have information or parts of information, bits of information, visions of information come to them and then they relay it. It's not from them, they received it. This is like the, one of the oldest phenomenon in human history. Those people tend to be a little crazy a little imbalanced a little different from everybody else Do you know what I mean? They live on locusts and honey in the in the wilderness I mean, that's just like that's they're not like everybody else and that's clearly part of what I'm not saying that everything that Alex Jones says is a prophecy from God it's not but
04:12 That was prophetic. And if it wasn't, tell me how it wasn't. In July of 2000, like I lived in Washington in July of 2001. You know, my dad worked in the government. Like I was as well informed as anybody could be about what was going on in the government. I've always been interested in what's happening in other countries. I was aware of Osama Bin Laden. I knew about the Taliban. I knew, you know, more than most people. There's not one person. Who was saying not one person in Washington, D.C. was saying, you know, at some point soon they may fly airplanes into the World Trade Centers and blame Osama bin Laden. Like that just wasn't a thing. So if you said that multiple times on camera, there's a reason. And everyone, I've said this to 50 people what I just said to you and they all look at me like, that's stupid. Tell me how it's stupid. Tell me how he did that.
