Alex Jones Addresses Performance Artist Claims and Media Misrepresentation
Alex Jones disputes media reports claiming he admitted in court to being a performance artist, clarifying that his use of satire and imitations does not invalidate his news reporting. He references a past custody battle where his legal team compared his on-screen personas to Jack Nicholson playing the Joker to explain his use of characters like Cobra Commander and Darth Vader. Jones asserts that while he utilizes humor, the news articles he presents from sources like Dr. Joseph Mercola regarding Sudden Adult Death Syndrome are based on real-world events.
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00:00 You know where the CIA tunes in, right? You know where the Russians tune in? You know where everybody tunes in, right? You know who Tucker Carlson tunes into and Joe Rogan, Elon Musk? You know where they tune in, right? They tune in right here. InfoWars. Tomorrow's news today. All you have to do is check out what I'm saying. And that's why they run the fake headline against myself and Tucker Carlson everywhere, every day. Jones admits he's an actor. Or Tucker Carlson says nobody would take me seriously. Where did we say that? We never said that. They just say we said that.
00:36 But where's the clip? Where's the article? Where do we say that? It doesn't exist. Alex Jones is playing a character and is a performance artist. Jones is playing a character on his radio show. The radio rants of Alex Jones are just an act. He's actually a performance artist. He's a performance artist. Alex Jones is a fake. They're lying to you because they think you're stupid. And it's all based on custody battle with my ex-wife five years ago. And she was trying to put into evidence me dressed up more than a decade before like the Joker, being sarcastic saying, take your Prozac kids, take your illegal drugs too. You'll die, it's fun. So people wouldn't take drugs.
01:20 And they wanted to enter that in evidence, say, look, he's insane telling kids to use drugs. And my lawyer went, when Jack Nicholson plays the part of the Joker, no one thinks that's really Jack Nicholson. So yeah, when I've been Cobra Commander. Hail Cobra! Or Optimus Prime. Autobots, let's roll! Or the Joker, because I can do imitations of them all really good. Or Darth Vader. Don't act so surprised, globalist. You didn't think you could silence the American people, did you? Do I really think I'm Darth Vader? No. Do I think I'm Optimus Prime, the Cobra Commander, the Joker? No. And clearly no reasonable person would think when I'm doing satire that what I'm saying is what I really think. No one believes the Babylon Bee. It's not trying to lie to you, it's being sarcastic. Buy the Vaccinate Me Elmo doll today. It's required by the CDC. But they play those games.
02:15 And that's why I don't joke around as much as I used to. Even though I tell people, okay, this is a joke, this isn't serious, they clip it out and they say, no. This is what he really believes. Every day when I leave work, I do this. That man's a threat to this country. And they go, look, he admitted in court he's an actor. Well, yeah, I was an actor in Scanner Darkly. I was an actor in Waking Life. I was an actor when I was Cobra Commander. But it doesn't mean that Alex Jones, the talk show host, up here reading news articles to you isn't a real thing and isn't something I'm actually saying. And you know that.
02:52 You're insulted right now, I'm even explaining that to you. And so am I, but that's who these people are. You don't know the power of the dark side. Am I really Darth Vader? I think Alex Jones seems really talented. He's smart. He's funny as hell. He's truly funny. I'm kind of retarded. Now that I've done those imitations, those little jokes, do you now not listen to what I say about other things when I show you a powerful news article by Dr. Joseph Mercola on InfoWars.com? It has all the cited information, the latest tragedy, sudden adult death syndrome. No, that's a real thing. That's something happening in the real world. And that's what we're breaking down here today.
