2:19:14 Imagine the direct messages of Jim Comey, of Peter Strzok, of you name the individual, of Fiona Hill that you were mentioning earlier, and who she was communicating with. I would love to see all those. And Mr. Obama, and the 39 that unmasked Flynn, and the 51 that, to include Jim, what's his name, John Brennan, and his Twitter direct message. Remember when Elon Musk was going to buy Twitter? Everyone started going nuts! The general counsel said, oh, he may release the messages. It was absolutely crying, collapsing. They told us what they're scared of. It's up to Elon to release it. I heard you know him.
2:19:55 I've talked to him before, yeah. But I mean, look, regardless, maybe he'll be around here soon. Who knows? But the point is, is that it's going, what do you think is going on with Elon? Because he definitely is, what he's doing is irrevocably damaging to them. There's no way he's doing this to get credibility with us. He's in a war with them. I think he knows because they're going down. Like worst case scenario, he just wants to be the new globalist chief. Best case scenario, he's on team humanity. No, I think he's in a well-suited position where, imagine this, if you're sitting on all the direct messages of all these people, he has compromising material on all of them. So he knows how bad they are. That's a big point. He knows.
2:20:34 Yeah, so if he has had an opportunity to look at their direct messages, when he said it was actually on the Twitter space that you were on with him, I think he said, if you were thinking about the conspiracy theories that have been put out are what were going on at Twitter, it's actually worse than that. So I'm waiting on his Fauci files. I'm waiting on the communications between Mike Pence and Jared Kushner and Fauci as they promoted the vaccines and allocated resources and contracts. I wonder how much communication was done on those platforms versus their personal emails versus their official government emails. I would love to see that. And how about the Capitol Police Board?
2:21:12 One of the general counsel for the Capitol Police, Mr. Thomas DeBias, he's on my list. And why is he on my list? Because he was the general counsel before January 6th, on January 6th, after January 6th, and he has a Twitter account. His Twitter account is The No Body Guy, and he's been the one that signed off on all the J6 defendants. So you being political, or Owen Schroer's political persecution was at the hands of the general counsel of the Capitol Police at the direction of Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer's appointed Capitol Police chief. Wouldn't that be nice to see his communications with his buddies where he used to work with at the US Attorney's Office? I don't know, Matt Graves, for example, as we expose the weaponization. Here's why it's legal. They're like, hey, it's a private message, just don't do it. They're government working with corporations and racketeering collusion under law, common law, international law.
2:22:06 In common sense, if you're leaking something to expose a crime, you are protected. And I say you're right. Musk must release all their private messages and it will destroy them. That's why they're so scared. In fact, for his own safety, he's got to do it. It's even easier than that. So usually we go through a FOIA process to get government data. Well, that's government holdings. I'm talking about Elon Musk's terms of service. He can wake up tomorrow morning and say, you know what? I had some nice coffee today. My terms of service just changed to where I'm going to release all direct messages of government employees that were involved in all these criminal conspiracies in the interest of transparency and the First Amendment
2:22:47 And oh, by the way, if they continue to go after Elon, he has this in the bag as a wild card to completely just stomp them. Wow, now we're figuring out what Musk did and why he got Twitter. What do you give me your real analysis? You're a smart analyst and not just a ground guy. What's Musk's real MO? People I know that know him, he'll admit serious high level Asperger's, highly functioning, 200 IQ probably, but he's really nice till you mess with him. And they've been doing a lot of stuff behind the scenes to him. And I just think they think they messed with the wrong guy. So to start with that last point, I always say never bet against Elon. That's number one. Now having said that, imagine yourself, you get a lot of inbound, right? I hit you up, all these other people, because everyone knows you. So imagine how many people are trying to hit up the person that has the biggest social media reach on the planet.
2:23:40 So he has a lot of data points coming in, but he also is sitting on information in the collective that no one else on the planet has. Let me give you an example. Let me give you an example. Let me give you an example. Tucker Carlson reached out to him. This is on record now. I said, Alex Jones is a great guy. I've known him for over 10 years. What you're being told about him is wrong. He didn't say the things they said he said. He wasn't even banned for that like you think. Musk said, fine, I'll check the logs and went and found out I told the truth because he had the logs of why they did ban me. And it was at government pressure. It had nothing to do with that. And then he clicked, see? Well, maybe the logs include not only the logs, but also maybe he was like, let me poke around and see Oliver Darcy's direct messages and what happened after you confronted him.
2:24:28 I suspect that if I was Elon Musk, I would be doing that because guess what? There's no violation of anything. Elon owns all of the data that has gone through and has been on Twitter, more so even than the FBI has access to, right? He has all of it, and the internal emails, and the internal Slack channels. Again, I volunteer and it doesn't have to be me. He could have some trusted people looking through it like Schellenberger and Taibbi and others that have already done Twitter files. Let's do the First Amendment bombshell Twitter files where we shine trillions of lumens against all the deep state actors that you have been exposing for 30 years. I just happened to jump in the last couple of years and I'm glad you've been, I apologize first of all,
2:25:15 I didn't know it until the last couple years. So thanks for doing everything you've been doing, Alex. Well, you've been out like four or five years ago, right before the election, about a year before the election. So let's talk about this. And you were compartmentalized. I get that you got a job to do. Let's talk about this. This is their Achilles heel. And they know it. And when you were saying that, I remember they were really freaking out when he bought it. They said, what happens if he releases the private messages of us doing this? And a lot of it's already come out in Congress. It was like one message in the weaponization, like four months ago. They're like, it's CIA guys going to cover their ass. They go, you know, it's illegal. We're operating domestically and censoring people. We're not supposed to do this. Why are you ordering me to do it? So even the CIA is covering their ass going, we're on Twitter private messaging.
2:25:57 saying we're having a legal scuffle. John Brennan has a Twitter account. You go back to that list. I have the list of people that we need to shine light on. Maybe I didn't need to use the target thing so that the nutso's would go wild, right? It's essentially those people that have conducted criminal conspiracies, seditious conspiracy over the last seven, eight years, and those that have a known Twitter account. It's over half. Well, here's the deal. We're targeting them for investigation and exposure. Right. and we don't need law enforcement on our side. That's the beauty of this play, is that we don't have to rely on the corrupt DOJ. We don't have to rely. And then as this starts to come out, society and members of the institutions that have been duped are going to be like, oh, wow, Alex Jones is not a tinfoil hat. He was right all along. Ivan Reiklin was right all along in the limited time that I've picked up on this. And so our collective networks are going to expose them to a level to where