Thursday, 5 January 2023

EXCLUSIVE: McCarthy Out as Speaker & Donalds In The Lead, Roger Stone Reveals – THURSDAY FULL SHOW 01/04/23

A populist rebellion in the House of Representatives leaves the GOP establishment scrambling as Byron Donalds challenges the McCarthy speakership amid allegations of FTX-linked corruption.

By The Alex Jones Show | 3h 1m listen | 41 chapters
EXCLUSIVE: McCarthy Out as Speaker & Donalds In The Lead, Roger Stone Reveals – THURSDAY FULL SHOW 01/04/23 cover

About this episode

Byron Donalds emerges as the strategic America First alternative to Kevin McCarthy as the House Speaker deadlock enters historic territory. Roger Stone and Owen Shroyer analyze the collapse of McCarthy’s bid after six failed ballots, citing his reliance on FTX-linked campaign funds and establishment donor pressure. The standoff signals a shift in Republican power as twenty holdouts demand a populist agenda focused on border security and federal accountability.

Owen Shroyer details five non-negotiable policy demands including the impeachment of Joe Biden, investigations into Faucigate, and the termination of Ukraine funding. Roger Stone reports that McCarthy attempted to negotiate secret deals with Democrats to lower voting thresholds while Representative Dan Crenshaw faced backlash for labeling dissenters as terrorists. The program highlights allegations from Laura Loomer regarding McCarthy’s use of FTX money to sabotage populist candidates in GOP primaries like Joe Kent.

Paul Joseph Watson examines the UK NHS crisis and the surge of 30,000 excess non-COVID deaths linked to vaccine booster cycles. Greg Reese breaks down the tenets of de facto Satanism within globalist policy, while Shroyer addresses the media blackout surrounding Damar Hamlin and vaccine-induced myocarditis. The broadcast concludes with a look at the Berlin New Year’s Eve riots and the impact of mass migration on European infrastructure.


CHAPTER 01 / 41 Discussion

Byron Donalds Proposed as Alternative Republican Speaker Candidate

Matt Gaetz nominated Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House, though Jordan continued to support Kevin McCarthy. The focus shifted to Byron Donalds of Florida as a strategic alternative to the establishment choice. Donalds is described as a hardcore America First conservative whose potential speakership would contrast with Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries.

byron donalds· jim jordan· matt gaetz· kevin mccarthy· hakeem jeffries

00:00 Initially, for lack of a candidate, Matt Gaetz put the name of Jim Jordan up and put it in denomination. And though, although Jordan rose and spoke and urged his colleagues to vote for McCarthy, it is very notable that he did not withdraw his name from contention. So he really didn't undercut the insurgents as he could have. And then the switch from Jim Jordan Who simply does not want to be speaker I mean he's really interested in adding the investigations into Joe and Hunter and the FBI and so on.

00:37 The move to Byron Donalds of Florida is nothing short of brilliant. Donalds is a hardcore America First conservative. He's not an establishment Republican. He was not the candidate of the establishment when he won that seat. Secondarily, he's an African American, which would give the party a great opportunity to return to our roots as the party of Lincoln. Byron Donalds, particularly since the Democrats have chosen Hakeem Jeffries as their minority leader, would be a spectacular speaker. This was a stroke of genius. And clearly, Byron Donalds himself is on board because he voted for himself in the last round.

CHAPTER 02 / 41 Discussion

Owen Shroyer Reports on Anti-McCarthy Republican Holdouts

Owen Shroyer, filling in for Alex Jones, praised the effectiveness of the small group of Republicans opposing Kevin McCarthy's bid for Speaker. Shroyer noted that the holdouts remained disciplined and on message throughout the negotiation process. He suggested that McCarthy's only path to victory would be conceding to all demands made by the twenty dissenting members.

owen shroyer· alex jones· kevin mccarthy· republican party· speaker race

01:26 Rallying patriots worldwide in defense of human liberty. It's Alex Jones. Ladies and gentlemen, we're about to be hearing from Alex Jones here. Owen Schroer still in studio, expecting Alex back tomorrow. He's coming up shortly. Wow, we got a loaded transmission. Let me just tell you, Roger Stone, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and more coming up. Just quickly though, let me try to get us caught up on where we're at with the speakers race. I think one thing that I'm extremely impressed by and that is proven to me last night, and that's that the anti-McCarthy holdouts, they are on message, they are unwavering, and they are effective. I have never seen such effectiveness from what is a small group of Republicans, but whether it's a large group, small group, or anything from the Republican Party, not even Donald Trump, not even him when he was president.

02:28 They are all on message every interview they did last night on message. They knew what they wanted to say. They knew what they didn't want to say. Totally prepared for everything, unwavering and effective. It's a beautiful thing to witness. Now, here's the situation with McCarthy. People ask me, well, would the Democrats vote for McCarthy? I think that ship has sailed. They maybe could have pulled that move in one of the first six votes. Now there's no way Republicans would switch and vote for somebody else. The only way McCarthy gets in today is if he did concede all of the points that the 20 other Republicans wanted. That is yet to be seen. We'll be covering it live. But first, here is Alex Jones.

CHAPTER 03 / 41 Discussion

Alex Jones Predicts Kevin McCarthy Defeat in Speaker Race

Alex Jones cited high-level sources, including Roger Stone, claiming Kevin McCarthy would fail to secure the speakership. Jones characterized the opposition as a populist rebellion against globalist establishment figures. He criticized Representative Dan Crenshaw for labeling McCarthy's opponents as terrorists while defending Marjorie Taylor Greene's decision to support McCarthy based on specific policy agreements.

alex jones· roger stone· kevin mccarthy· marjorie taylor greene· dan crenshaw

03:10 My fellow patriots, not just here in America but across the world, we are witnessing historic events in early January 2023. Today is January 5th. 2023, and I have it from high-level sources and real experts and insiders, like Roger Stone, who's coming on to join us live in 15 minutes, that Mr. McCarthy is out as the Republican speaker, and we know who the frontrunner is. A lot of you already have a good idea, but I'm going to lay this out. Coming up here in a moment, and with Roger Stone and Ellen Schreuer. This is a major symbol of a populist uprising and a huge populist rebellion against the globalists. I'm not attacking anybody that supported McCarthy. They have their own reasons. MTG is an incredible person with an amazing voting record that the enemies of freedom absolutely hate. She had agreements with McCarthy that he was going to do these great things in this wonderful pro-America agenda.

04:10 But a lot of other folks don't trust McCarthy and they see it as a symbol of bringing down the establishment to remove him. So this has really got the globalist scared. They just stole the last two elections. Now they were trying to install McCarthy. You've got eyepatch McCain calling people that don't support McCarthy terrorist. No, representatives of the American people are allowed to vote for speaker who they want. Eyepatch McCain. We all know about the fake Texan that we're talking about. So again, Roger Stone is coming up here in about 15 minutes from now to lay all of this out. Tell everybody you know, tune into the broadcast right now because this is historic and it's very important. Also, the globalists are trying to shut down InfoWars and we need your support now more than ever. We are right on the edge of shutting down, ladies and gentlemen. We make it easy to support the broadcast. I want to thank you all for your support. I encourage you now to go to infowarsstore.com. And I've got two great reasons for you to go, actually three.

CHAPTER 04 / 41 Discussion

Republican Agenda and Potential Joe Biden Impeachment

Alex Jones outlined a proposed agenda for the new Republican Congress, emphasizing the necessity of impeaching Joe Biden over alleged high crimes. The plan includes investigations into the Hunter Biden laptop, Twitter censorship, and border security failures. Jones argued that mere investigations are insufficient and that formal impeachment hearings are required to expose government corruption.

joe biden· impeachment· hunter biden· twittergate· border security

06:42 not just trying to back off this war with Russia, not just trying to stop the fentanyl flooding out of the devaluation of the currency and incredible inflation, no. Those are all just individual issues. How do you stop all of those? You impeach Joe Biden and the impeachment hearings in the House will be a major platform to show his real crimes to America and the world and will result in his removal. It's time to go on the offense and McCarthy and others have only tenuously said they might have investigations into Twittergate and into the Hunter Biden files and into All the surveillance and censorship of big tech working with the government illegally. They're saying they might look at impeachment. No, we don't look at impeachment. We go for impeachment. That's why I love MTG. She's been calling for impeachment in the new Congress. And I understand why she supported McCarthy. He promised to follow all these great ideas and things that she and others had. But I don't think at the end of the day, McCarthy can be trusted regardless of that.

07:39 This shows the power of the American people, our representatives, when we don't back down. We need to end the imperial leadership of the Republican and Democratic Party. We need to bring populism back to America. And Roger Stone and Owen Schroer are about to lay all of this exclusive information out. And who is really at the front of the ticket to be the new Speaker of the House? This is such an important moment, not just for America, but for the world. But we've got to again inject into this debate around McCarthy right now the fact that we need pledges from people that are going to vote for this speaker and from who the new speaker is going to be, a black Republican from Florida that we'll be talking about in a moment. He's the front runner.

08:25 that they will go for the impeachment. It's not just their right or our right. It is our duty when someone commits these high crimes and misdemeanors and other things right in front of us to remove them. We have him dead to rights. We have Joe Biden, ladies and gentlemen, and the new world order and their whole system in our sights. So I'm going to hand the baton to Owen. Roger's coming up in the next segment. But finally, I have to add this point. I had to take some time off of my family to refocus and really get closer to God. I'll be back on Saturday doing shows, back on Sunday. Oh, and the crews are doing a great job. But I just need to remind the listeners that I'm in personal bankruptcy. So is Free Speech Systems. We're in chapter 11, subchapter 5, a reorganization. As long as we have enough money,

CHAPTER 05 / 41 Discussion

Alex Jones Personal Bankruptcy and Operational Funding Crisis

Alex Jones addressed his personal bankruptcy and the Chapter 11 reorganization of Free Speech Systems. He explained that while the legal appeal process may take years, the show requires immediate listener funding to cover a $230,000 monthly deficit. Jones emphasized that he had taken time off for family and spiritual refocusing but remains committed to the broadcast's survival.

alex jones· free speech systems· chapter 11· bankruptcy· infowars store

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CHAPTER 06 / 41 Discussion

Five Key Policy Demands for Republican House Leadership

Owen Shroyer listed five essential issues that the Republican House leadership must address: closing the border, stopping the war with Russia, impeaching Joe Biden, investigating "Faucigate" and "Vaccinegate," and restoring election integrity. Shroyer expressed a lack of confidence in Kevin McCarthy's willingness to pursue these goals. He also speculated that Russia is preparing for a major military move in Ukraine once the ground freezes.

border security· russia· twittergate· election integrity· kevin mccarthy

11:22 expand on what Alex was saying. I was just taking some notes here. Here are the five issues that need to be addressed loudly and aggressively with the Republican leadership in the House. Some are obvious, some maybe not so obvious to our politicians, but we should make it obvious to them. And I think the issue is, for me, I have no faith that Kevin McCarthy would have any real motive, agenda, or desire to take care of any of these issues, quite frankly. So I just had no confidence there That's how most Republican voters, most Trump supporters, most conservatives felt. And so it was nice to see what we the people feel, what we the people think finally represented even if it was a minority of 20 Republicans in the House. It felt good, didn't it? It felt right finally that we weren't being dictated from the top down from Fox News and Con Inc and Karl Rove and Dan Crenshaw and Sean Hannity. No, you guys need to join our team.

12:25 Team America, Team We The People. So here are the five issues. Close the border. Stop the war with Russia, which folks, I'm going to get into a little bit of this today and I could even get some more expansive knowledge if I really want to delve into this. But I think Russia is getting prepared for a major massive move. I don't want to say frontal assault. But I think there's a major move coming and as soon as the freezing temperatures in that region set in and the ground hardens, whatever reason Russia's strategy is, that's when they go in. And it helps them because their troops are rested, their troops are ready, their troops are well fed, they're used to the cold, they've trained for it. The Ukrainian troops are struggling, folks. The Ukrainian troops are out of food, they're cold, they're desperate.

13:18 And once that freeze sits in, that's when Russia is going to make its major move and it looks like they're building up. So, quite frankly, geopolitically it makes more sense for us to side with Russia. Now, we don't have to side with anybody. We can stay neutral and independent on this deal. Russia's going to win this thing. Now, the real issue should be we don't want the US getting involved and we don't want there to be bloodshed. So, we'll talk about that. But stopping the war with Russia should be a major issue. Impeaching Biden, investigating Biden, that just has to happen. And this one is a little tough, you know.

13:59 You don't want to see, I don't want to see this issue where every president now gets impeached and gets investigated because that's just the new par for the course thanks to what the Democrats did to Trump and innocent man. But we are here today, Biden deserves to be investigated and impeached absolutely. So that's going to be key. And then of course you need probes, you need investigations launched into Twittergate, Faucigate, Vaccinegate, that has to happen. That's a big one. That might be one of the lesser odds of these issues being addressed, but that should be one of them. And then the fifth and final one, which of course just has to happen if anything's going to matter, something must be done about our elections. Something must be done to return confidence to our elections. Something must be done to restore faith in our elections. Something must be done so that the American people have any confidence or faith that when they go vote, the correct result is

14:56 is being represented. I'm not so sure that is how America feels right now. When we come back, it's Roger Stone, but I'll tell you this. Unless Kevin McCarthy conceded all of these different issues, including that he could be overthrown with just one individual, which he hated the most, that scared him. I don't think McCarthy gets in today, but there's rumors out there that he did concede. So we shall see. Now, would the Democrats vote for McCarthy? I think that ship has sailed. And if that happened now, Republicans would switch their votes to McCarthy. Still wouldn't get the majority. Roger Stone coming up. All right, we're getting ready for Speaker of the House vote number seven. Lucky number seven, perhaps. And Roger Stone joins us now to give us some of the inside baseball. Roger, where do you want to begin? Do you want to begin with the last six votes and what led to Kevin McCarthy's double platinum sombrero? Or do you want to start with what you're expecting to see today based off what you heard from last night? Roger Stone.

CHAPTER 07 / 41 Discussion

Roger Stone Analyzes McCarthy's Failed Speaker Ballots

Roger Stone joined the program to discuss the historic nature of the deadlocked Speaker of the House election. Stone argued that Kevin McCarthy's failure to secure votes after six ballots indicates his candidacy is effectively over. He accused McCarthy of attempting to cut secret deals with Democrats to lower the voting threshold required for victory.

roger stone· kevin mccarthy· hakeem jeffries· nancy pelosi· freedom caucus

15:58 Well, first of all, I want happy new year. Great to be back with you. Great looking sports jacket. You got going there. Apparently not good enough, huh? Well, come on. You can't be on every year. You can't be on every year. It's all right, Roger. You know, I still love you. There's always next year, my friend. I'll work hard for it. You always do. You always look good. So, First of all, we're witnessing history. I mean, it really is extraordinary. I'm kind of amused by the pearl clutching of the ruling class saying, oh, what an embarrassment for the Republicans. No, this is what democracy in a democratic republic actually looks like. What would be pathetic are secret behind the scenes backroom deals

16:46 cut with special interest money so that the people never actually see what's going on in their government. So I think it's a very healthy exercise, first of all. Secondarily, it also has demonstrated that Kevin McCarthy now going for the sixth ballot simply doesn't have the votes. I mean, stick a fork in him. He's done. I think that's abundantly clear. So the only question now is, who is it that they rally behind? So let me just ask you this quickly. So does McCarthy have any votes? Is McCarthy going to be nominated again today?

17:28 Well, it appears to me that he is now seeking to make a secret backroom deal with Hakeem Jeffries, Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats. Two weeks ago, of course, he said he would never do this. So he's caught in another lie. Remember, the Democrats could help him get elected simply by having enough of them vote present, which is essentially abstaining, to lower the total number of votes that McCarthy would require to win. And he's perfectly capable of doing this because, as Matt Gaetz said yesterday, he has no ideology. He's not a conservative.

18:10 He's about money and power. And had he responded more specifically to the five points raised by the Freedom Caucus in a formal letter to him last Sunday, I think he might be speaker right now. But let me give you the most important example. Since 1837, one member Could always make a privileged motion to vacate the chair in other words to challenge the speakership of whoever the speaker was so if the speaker did something egregious for example supporting a 45 million dollar check for Ukraine for example.

18:54 Then any member, one member could move to vacate the chair and there'd be a vote of the full house so that a speaker could be toppled. And McCarthy really did not like that. That was one of his big bugaboos. Well, Nancy Pelosi changed the rule to be that such a motion was no longer privileged. It had to be endorsed by one of the party caucuses, which means a majority in the case of Nancy Pelosi. That was clearly never going to happen. The Freedom Caucus demanded a return to the pre-Pelosi rule of one member, and Kevin McCarthy counterproposed that it had to be five. Had he agreed to one, I think he might be speaker today. Secondarily, we saw McCarthy go into various primaries and caucuses and use

19:50 party money, leadership money, National Republican Congressional Committee money to mow down America first patriot candidates like Laura Loomer, like Joe Ken and others. And they wanted a pledge from him that he would not do that in the future. He didn't even address that in his response to the insurgents. So Kevin McCarthy has made his own bed. And I think when they convene shortly, I guess it's any minute now. He's still not going to have the votes. My guess is that he will continue to slowly lose votes until the dam is actually broken.

20:32 And to go back on that issue of the Democrats trying to help McCarthy in this, I think that ship has sailed. I think maybe there could have been a window of opportunity there in the first six votes where McCarthy's 200 supporters, give or take a couple, would have continued to vote for him despite the Democrats changing the threshold. I think that ship sailed. I think the Democrats tried to do that now. Republican votes will match and either not vote McCarthy or abstain themselves. Would you agree with that? I think it remains to be seen. One of the things we have to recognize is that McCarthy's votes are bought and paid for. In other words, he bought those votes with campaign contributions in the last cycle. Maybe some of that FTX money.

CHAPTER 08 / 41 Discussion

FTX Funding Allegations and Byron Donalds Momentum

Roger Stone suggested that Matt Gaetz should question Kevin McCarthy on the floor regarding the use of FTX-linked campaign funds. Stone noted that Donald Trump's endorsement of McCarthy failed to move any votes, signaling the maturity of the America First movement. He reiterated that the shift toward supporting Byron Donalds was a brilliant tactical move by the Freedom Caucus.

ftx· sam bankman-fried· matt gaetz· byron donalds· donald trump

21:17 I think that's actually a key issue here. If I were Matt Gaetz, who I think by the way has done a brilliant and gutsy job with this whole thing, one of the questions I would pose on the floor to him is, explain to us why you took this FTX money and how you used it. I think it should be absolutely key. But the other thing we see here is in, In our democracy, the movement that you and I belong to, the America First Movement, it is not owned by Donald Trump. Donald Trump came out with a full-throated endorsement of Minority Leader McCarthy after he had already lost one day of balloting.

22:06 And it had no effect whatsoever. Now there was one other absolutely key development here, Owen, that should be noted, and that is Initially, for lack of a candidate, Matt Gaetz put the name of Jim Jordan up and put it in denomination. And though, although Jordan rose and spoke and urged his colleagues to vote for McCarthy, it is very notable that he did not withdraw his name from contention. So he really didn't undercut the insurgents as he could have. And then the switch from Jim Jordan

22:43 Who simply does not want to be speaker. I mean he's really interested in adding the investigations into Joe and Hunter and the FBI and so on. The move to Byron Donalds of Florida is nothing short of brilliant. Donalds is a hardcore America First conservative. He's not an establishment Republican. He was not the candidate of the establishment when he won that seat. Secondarily, he's an African American, which would give the party a great opportunity to return to our roots as the party of Lincoln.

23:19 Byron Donalds, particularly since the Democrats have chosen Hakeem Jeffries as their minority leader, would be a spectacular speaker. This was a stroke of genius. And clearly, Byron Donalds himself is on board because he voted for himself in the last round. That's Roger Stone. We got a short break here. We'll be right back with more. And you know, I want to talk about one narrative I'm hearing out there. They say, well, you know, don't worry about McCarthy. This isn't a policy position. Well, if it wasn't a policy position, then why are you so desperate to get Kevin McCarthy in there? It might not be a policy position by definition, but please, for all practical purposes, policies somehow, someway will eventually come through the speaker.

CHAPTER 09 / 41 Discussion

Establishment Pearl Clutching and Ukraine Funding Criticism

Roger Stone criticized establishment Republicans and media figures for "pearl clutching" over the open democratic process in the House. He specifically targeted Dan Crenshaw and the New York Post for their rhetoric against the holdouts. Stone warned that a McCarthy speakership would likely result in continued massive funding for Ukraine while ignoring domestic issues like veteran homelessness.

dan crenshaw· ukraine· fbi· fauci· establishment republicans

24:04 Well, if there was any doubt if the Freedom Caucus and McCarthy holdouts were going to be committing to Byron Donalds, I think that doubt has now been removed. Dan Bishop just finished an incredible speech in front of the House Assembly just a moment ago. Truly incredible. They're about to begin the votes and now they just have the votes are coming in right now. We'll be monitoring this. Roger, you said something in the last segment that really stuck out to me because it's exactly how I felt and I'd like you to expand on this. You put it... the pearl clutching from the establishment is very apparent. I'm paraphrasing, but basically there was a sense that it was Kevin McCarthy that was the establishment's pick. It was the establishment, Republicans, Uniparty saying, hey, we pick McCarthy, that's how it goes. We run the show here. You, the people that vote for us, you mean nothing in this process. Get out of our way.

25:02 Well, that is not how these Freedom Caucus members felt and they were able to hold out and get it done. So then what we saw, we saw all the mainstream conservative news freaking out, Dan Crenshaw insulting people, even the New York Post insulting the Republicans with the Ukraine flag on their headline there too, because they love Ukraine so much. So kind of expand on that a little bit. What's this pearl clutching phenomenon to you that you're witnessing in the rejection of Kevin McCarthy? It's very interesting. It's like they all work off of the same talking points. So if you go on Twitter, which I am now able to do, by the way, you can follow me at Roger J Stone Jr. If you're one of those conservatives who isn't still banned on Twitter.

25:49 If you see the talking points from all of the House members, it is attacks on Matt Gaetz and his colleagues. They're egomaniacs. This is all about their ego. This is egotism. This has nothing to do with their egos. It has to do with fundamental principles. Secondarily is this notion, talk about arrogance, McCarthy moved into the Speaker's office without ever having been elected speaker. So there was a presumption there, an arrogance that is outrageous. And as I said earlier, no, this isn't embarrassing to the Republican Party. What this shows is that we have a party committed to a free, open, democratic process. We don't make our deals behind closed doors like the Democrats do. And it's absolutely clear to me

26:42 that with the anti-McCarthy vote now coalescing behind Byron Donalds. that Donald's has a real prospect to become speaker. Momentum is very important in these matters. When they choose to adjourn becomes very important. They adjourned yesterday. So, you know, behind the scenes, furiously, there were talks going on last night, but based on my best information, They have afforded nothing because kind of like Stonewall Jackson, there stands Matt Gaetz like a stone wall. He's not going to switch. He and his colleagues are not going to quit. They're not going to fade. So there's now at this point only one way.

27:29 that Kevin McCarthy and the FTX crowd around him can grab the Speaker's office. And that is with the complicity of Nancy Pelosi, Hakeem Jeffries, and the Democrats. Whether that can still be done, I don't know. I'm not in regular touch with those people. But anything is possible. If McCarthy steals his speakership that way, well, then you can kiss any investigation into the illegal activities of Joe and Hunter Biden goodbye. You can kiss any investigation into Dr. Fauci and the lies we've been told about the safety and

28:11 the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccination, goodbye. You can kiss any investigation into the abuses by the FBI goodbye. And you will have the status quo. You'll have exactly what you have now, with one exception. We'll probably send another 25, 30, maybe 45 billion to Ukraine. Oh, and there's 370,000 homeless veterans in this country. Shipping more money to Ukraine is just unconscionable. But we all saw Kevin McCarthy sporting the Ukrainian flag pocket square. That would definitely knock off my best and worst stress list, as well as the Ukrainian flag lapel pin. So I would say Kevin McCarthy is Ukraine first, wouldn't you?

CHAPTER 10 / 41 Discussion

Trump's Influence and Internal Republican Disappointments

Roger Stone and Owen Shroyer discussed the limitations of Donald Trump's influence on the current Speaker race. Stone expressed confusion over Trump's support for McCarthy, noting that McCarthy's record is similar to Mitch McConnell's. They reviewed the voting records of various representatives, praising Anna Paulina Luna while expressing disappointment in Thomas Massie and Cory Mills for supporting McCarthy.

donald trump· mitch mcconnell· thomas massie· paul gosar· anna paulina luna

29:01 Well, he certainly, as you said, likes the Ukrainian colors there in his lapel pin and his pocket square. A bad look for me as an American. I don't want to go to war with Russia. I don't think there's any victory for America there. The only victory would be stopping war. But early returns, quickly, early returns are in and it's obviously too early to say right now with McCarthy 28 votes, Jeffries 23 and others four. But early returns to me say, McCarthy's not going to get it again. I mean, all you need is 20 other votes and as long as no Democrats abstain from their vote, that's not going to change the threshold. So I don't see this changing again.

29:42 Roger. This is embarrassing. Quite frankly, not for Matt Gates, but for Kevin McCarthy, he's about to go. Oh, for seven. I mean, how do you even like, what do you, you've had, this is your third day now. If you're Kevin McCarthy, Nothing has changed. You didn't concede what you needed to, to get in. I'm not even sure it would have mattered this late in the game. The 20 holdouts, they're not changing their mind. They've committed now to Donald's. Looks like he's ready for the role. So what is this? Is it just the, they're just trying to force their will upon us? Is that what this is? It's a war of futility. Like they're just going to force their will on us and just keep voting until we give in? I don't see that working.

30:25 No, we have very definitely have a Mexican standoff here. When I spoke to Alex Jones this morning and he asked me to join you, he made a very, very key point, which is the fact that President Trump endorsed McCarthy and that it didn't move any votes. In fact, it actually, the rebels actually gained very slightly, shows that the movement is bigger than any one person. Now, I must tell you, I cannot explain the president's support for McCarthy. I've talked to him about it. I'm not going to get into the specifics of that conversation, but to me,

31:04 I don't understand why he objects to Mitch McConnell but likes Kevin McCarthy. Their legislative records are absolutely identical. The only difference is that McCarthy's comments after January 6th were even more damaging to the president than Mitch McConnell's comments. Which he, by the way, gave behind a face mask because he loved his face mask so much. Yeah, exactly. So it is, it shows that the movement is mature. No, Matt Gaetz and the insurgents are not doing this for personal glory. They're not doing it because they're egomaniacs, as some want to say. But then there are a lot of questions about others. So what's interesting to me is, for example, Congresswoman Kat Comack from

31:53 from near Jacksonville, Florida, voting for Kevin McCarthy. Disgraceful. I have to give hats off. I'm not a fan of Anna Paulina Luna, the new Congresswoman from Tampa. I've made that pretty clear. But to her credit, she has stood up on this and voted with the insurgents. So kudos to her. I mean, one vote does not a career make, but I'm pleasantly surprised and I give her credit where credit is due. But then there are others like Congressman Cory Mills, who I like very much, who I think is a real future leader for the conservative movement. Probably a future US Senator or a future governor of Florida. But sadly, he's voting again with Kevin McCarthy. Thomas Massey, there's a guy I really like, truly a free thinker, probably the leading libertarian in the House.

32:49 But again, voting for Kevin McCarthy. So there are some very real disappointments here, Owen. Well, and let's see who are the first ones to fall off that McCarthy bandwagon and if they jump on the Donald's bandwagon, which it seems the Freedom Caucus is committed to based off what we've heard today. So when we come back with Roger Stone, we're gonna talk about who could be the future Speaker of the House. We'll give you the updated votes when we come back from this short break as well. And I wanna figure out from Roger Stone

33:25 Where did Matt Gaetz get this political brilliance from? Is someone advising him? Is he doing it all on his own? I think it's genius. We'll get Roger Stone's take on that and the future speaker when we come back. or eerily similar to the first six votes. And so truly just a battle of futility, a war of attrition perhaps, as McCarthy just keeps throwing his hat in the ring and keeps losing. I don't know what you call 0-7 with seven strikeouts, the uranium sombrero, a triple platinum sombrero. I mean, this is really... I mean, if you're Kevin McCarthy, I don't know how you're not completely embarrassed

CHAPTER 11 / 41 Discussion

Florida Political Leadership and Ron DeSantis Critique

Roger Stone analyzed Florida's emergence as a Republican policy leader but offered a critical view of Governor Ron DeSantis. Stone pointed out the presence of Jeb Bush at DeSantis's inauguration and claimed the governor has failed to enforce bans on CRT and mask mandates in certain counties. He characterized DeSantis's call for a grand jury to investigate vaccines as a "head fake" due to existing liability protections for manufacturers.

ron desantis· florida· jeb bush· crt· covid-19 vaccine

34:14 right now, quite frankly, I mean after the first two days but then you do it for a third day you never had the votes, clearly you never had the votes and now we're gonna know it for a seventh time it appears. Okay so maybe we'll get another 20 votes for Donald this go around, I suppose that he's the secondary leader in the clubhouse for the Republican nomination Roger, let me point two things out here And get your take on this with your political expertise. You know, Florida now to me represents where Republican policy needs to come from. It is now clearly the reddest state in the union. It's leading the way with policy and economics even more than Texas. Ron DeSantis is the gold standard, I think, for a lot of people. You disagree, I know that. But I think a lot of people look at that

35:04 Byron Donalds from Florida, Matt Gaetz from Florida. Is this kind of a Florida emerging as the new leader of the GOP with its representatives? And do you see Byron Donalds becoming the favorite after McCarthy loses for a seventh straight time? First of all, I'm not sure where you're getting that feed from, but it's just interesting that they listed as others, although based on my information, everybody who hasn't voted for either McCarthy or Jeffries has voted for Donald's. This is a willful attempt by someone in the media not to give him of

35:59 I do have to address something you said. Governor DeSantis had his inauguration this week. He gave an excellent speech. But in the front row, somebody who wasn't at his previous inauguration, former Governor Jeb Bush. We learned recently that the Broward County School System has adopted a curriculum that includes CRT for our public school children in violation of the governor's executive order. Broward General Hospital is now insisting on masks once again for their unvaccinated employees, including

36:52 emergency room nurses in violation of the governor's order. And yes, I love the idea that Governor DeSantis has gone to the state Supreme Court to ask them to convene a grand jury to investigate whether Floridians were misled over the safety and effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccinations. But Governor DeSantis signed a law giving the manufacturers and those who promoted it complete legal immunity. So that's what is known as a head fake in public. Nobody will be held accountable. It's a political move. So I have my reservations. And look, everybody knows that I'm supporting Donald Trump in 2024. I hope that Ron DeSantis will stay in Florida. I hope he will keep his commitment on masks.

37:40 on CRT and gender and sex lies being forced on our school children. Over the Christmas season, we had these drag queen shows being open to children again. Again, the governor pledged that that would not happen. And he's written some strong letters to those who sponsored those shows, but strong letters are not a substitute for action. I'd like him to stay here and do the job prove his conservative bona fides rather than just his ability to grab a headline. And then perhaps down the road, he could be a Republican candidate for president. So getting back to the House speaker vote again, folks, it's it's not finished yet, but it looks like it's going to be the exact same result here. And McCarthy is going to fail for a seventh straight time over seven. He never had the votes once. He lied when he said he did.

CHAPTER 12 / 41 Discussion

Matt Gaetz's Legislative Strategy and Trump Speaker Rumors

Owen Shroyer and Roger Stone discussed Matt Gaetz's political acumen in managing the Speaker standoff. Stone described Gaetz as a "legislative genius" who understands the media cycle and House rules. They also addressed rumors regarding the possibility of nominating Donald Trump for Speaker, with Stone claiming Trump would not necessarily rule out serving if nominated.

matt gaetz· donald trump· speaker of the house· legislative genius· florida

38:31 But the brilliance of Matt Gaetz, you know Roger this was something that really became present and clear to me. Right after New Year's and then when he really dug in and committed to his anti McCarthy stance In spite all the threats and the hemming and the hawing and the insults he stand he stood firm a Lot of people wouldn't have had not just the commitment to do that. But quite frankly the political brilliance He clearly had the foresight to know that he was gonna be victorious in this standoff unlike Kevin McCarthy Where is Matt Gaetz getting advice from or is he moving all on his own? To me, the political brilliance from Matt Gaetz truly put on display in the last five days.

39:15 Look, Matt Gaetz is a very, very smart guy. He served in the Florida State House before coming to the Congress. He knows how to count votes. He also knows from the beginning he knew what his hand was here. Now, I've had my differences with Matt Gaetz, very specifically when he out of nowhere started attacking Alex Jones a couple years ago. Never really understood that, didn't like it. But my hat's off to him. I like Matt Gaetz. I still consider him a friend of mine, despite our sometimes differences. But he has conducted himself extraordinarily well in this entire controversy. He is his own man. He is a legislative genius. In other words, he knows the rules. He understands the media cycle. I was sorry to see Marjorie Taylor Greene

40:10 a Kevin McCarthy over the fact that McCarthy decided to go squat, you know, in the Speaker's office when he hasn't been elected Speaker, writing a letter to the architect of the Capitol demanding that McCarthy be removed. This is genius because Gates understands not only the legislative process, the politics behind all of this,

40:54 Gates, for example, I'm sure anticipated being undercut or the attempt to undercut him with a statement by President Donald Trump. And his response was perfect. The Trump statement did not change Gates' opinion of either McCarthy or Donald Trump. Now let's move on. And it has not moved any votes. And I think that that is key. I still do not rule out the possibility of is legally eligible to serve as speaker. And I still wouldn't rule out the possibility that putting forward the name of Donald Trump is what could break this logjam. I'm not predicting it, but I am saying it should not be ruled out.

41:52 I was just told on a text message that the president would not rule out serving if the party should decide in the House that that's what they wanted, meaning if his name was put in nomination, he would not send word to the Congress to remove his name. So as Donald Trump would say, let's see what happens. Early in the evening yesterday Donald Trump released a statement basically saying it's time to support Donald's instead of McCarthy I don't I don't have that in front of me right now. So it was interesting That turns out to be a fake news. Okay, thank you for clarifying that. I was gonna say I didn't have the statement in front of me. But you know, here's what's interesting about this though. I'm not surprised that Mike Pence doesn't move the needle at all. I'm not surprised that Sean Hannity doesn't move the needle at all. I'm not surprised that Dan Crenshaw doesn't move the needle at all. But with Trump, it's a little different. It is a little surprising. And there's this line from the classic movie, Basketball, where they say,

42:54 The Oakland Raiders moved from Oakland to Los Angeles back to Oakland and nobody noticed it was kind of like that with Trump It's like Trump re reinvested his support for Kevin McCarthy for Speaker and nobody noticed. I mean, it really didn't move the needle. I like Donald Trump. He's still the guy I want to support in 2024. But to me, it's a good sign that the movement is bigger than Trump. And there's other people in the movement that realize how important this Speaker spot is. And getting the right guy in there is more important than getting the guy in there that the people that run the party want. You know, the supreme irony here, of course, is that the insurgents are holding out against McCarthy because they are committed to the Trump agenda. There's the irony in itself. So the so-called rebels, the insurgents, they're more Trump than Trump when it comes to their agenda for America.

CHAPTER 13 / 41 Discussion

Joe Biden Border Visit and Impeachment Grounds

Roger Stone and Owen Shroyer discussed Joe Biden's planned visit to the southern border, characterizing it as a distraction from the House Speaker vote. Stone argued that there are clear grounds for Biden's impeachment based on evidence of corruption involving Hunter Biden and foreign business dealings. He compared the situation to the Democrats' impeachment of Donald Trump, which he claimed lacked evidence.

joe biden· border crisis· hunter biden· impeachment· al green

43:51 Yeah, that's absolutely right. Roger Stone is with us. I know he's good for at least another segment, perhaps two. Again, ladies and gentlemen, the votes are coming in. I don't, I think we're going to have the exact same result as the last time. McCarthy is going to be short again. I think Donald's is going to receive 20, maybe even 21 votes this time around. Short break. We'll be right back with Roger Stone. Monitoring the vote for Speaker of the House here with Roger Stone on the Alex Jones show. And you know, Quickly, it's funny. It looks like Biden is gonna sneak down to the border for the first time as president while the distraction of this vote is going on. How convenient. I'm still not sure he's gonna go, but Biden has said he's gonna go visit the border. Of course he's gonna do it now while Republicans are busy with the speaker vote and America's distracted with the speaker vote. He's gonna sneak down to the border and hope nobody notices the crisis down there. And he already gave a speech on it today with Kamala. It was just typical Biden embarrassment. But you know, Roger,

44:46 Again, I'm just I'm just at a loss here if I am trying to buy let's say I'm trying to buy a house and I'm talking to the bank to get a bank loan and they say okay Here's the deal you want to get the house for whatever a million dollars and you're gonna put 50,000 down we need you to put 50,000 down on this house and I say okay 50,000 down I've got it I'll see you guys on Monday and then you show up on Monday and you have 40,000 And the guy says, well, I said 50,000. Oh, okay, let me be right back. You come back a second time. Still 40,000. Number's still 50. Third time, come back. Still 40,000. Number's still 50. Oh, okay, I'm sorry, I was confused. I'll come back the next day with your 50. Come back the next day. Same thing, three times over. You still got 40, they still need 50. And then you come back a third day with 40 needing 50. The immaturity, the entitlement, the arrogance. I mean, how do you even measure this from Kevin McCarthy on day three now?

45:41 Well, first of all, I think you have to recognize that Kevin McCarthy has been angling for this position for some time. He was in contention when the Republicans had the majority last time. He lost when an extramarital affair between him and another member of the House, female member of the House, was publicly revealed. And that's really how we got to Paul Ryan. People have forgotten that. Kevin McCarthy used party money, specifically National Republican Congressional Committee, to elbow out real America first Trump loyalist candidates like Laura Loomer, Joe Kent.

46:23 J.R. Majewski and others to have a smaller majority. If you go back and look at a number of the shows I did with Alex Jones, I have predicted this exact moment. What I said was if the Republicans won a large majority, the so-called red wave that turned into a pink drizzle, that McCarthy would be speaker right now by a wide margin. And that is the case. It is only because the elections were much, much closer than we expected that we're in this exact situation. So in other words, the Republican establishment cut off its nose to spite its face and now they're not going to get their guy in there.

47:06 It appears that way. And actually, I think where McCarthy's greatest single error from the beginning has been his admission that he would not as speaker entertain a motion for the impeachment of Joe Biden. You will remember long before any of us thought that it would gain any political currency, Al Green from Texas. who I liked much better when he was singing Love and Happiness than I liked as a member of Congress. Al Green introduced, and the House allowed him to put forward, articles of impeachment for Donald Trump, despite a lack of any evidence of any impeachable offense. In the case of Joe Biden,

47:52 Kevin McCarthy has already said as Speaker he would not allow the introduction of articles of impeachment. Now, liberals say, well, on what grounds? I'll give you the grounds. Ten percent for the big guy. There it is in writing from his son. Hard evidence of corruption. and taking money from foreign countries while he was a sitting vice president. More than enough evidence for impeachment. Even if the Republicans don't believe they could get two thirds in the Senate, just as Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff knew that they were never going to get two thirds of the Senate. It is essential that the House Republicans move articles of impeachment and begin hearings. And one of the first people need to be called in that hearing is right there in the picture, Hunter Biden and his father, Joe.

48:44 The House Democrats had no problem sending a subpoena to Donald Trump. Will the House Republicans under a McCarthy speakership send a subpoena to Donald Trump? Don't you remember Don Jr. was selling art for like a quarter million dollars to get political. Oh, I'm sorry, that was Hunter. I'm confused. That was Hunter Biden selling his art for political favors. We'll be right back. One more segment with Roger Stone. So it's pretty much official now. McCarthy is not going to win. He's now going to go 0-7. The triple platinum sombrero, the uranium sombrero. I'm not sure. This is new unprecedented territory here.

CHAPTER 14 / 41 Discussion

Lobbyist Influence and Primary Threats Against Holdouts

Roger Stone asserted that Kevin McCarthy is being pressured by the donor class and lobbyists to stay in the race despite repeated losses. Stone claimed McCarthy has used personal threats of primary challenges against the holdouts, but argued that members like Matt Gaetz and Paul Gosar are not vulnerable in their districts. He concluded that McCarthy's speakership bid is effectively finished.

kevin mccarthy· lobbyists· ftx· matt gaetz· republican primaries

49:21 The only thing that could potentially happen is Democrats trying to lower the threshold with the rest of their votes, hoping maybe it's enough to get Jeffries over the line. But I don't think that's going to happen this go around. And so I think we're going to have the same result we had in the sixth vote, maybe an extra two votes for Donald. Roger Stone with us for one more segment. So where do we go from here, Roger? Do we do this act of futility one more time? Do we do it for an eighth time, a ninth time? What about the rest of these Republicans that continue to vote for McCarthy? I mean, how many times do they have to see him lose before they change their mind? What do you think comes next, Roger Stone? First of all, I think the pressure on Kevin McCarthy right now from those

50:09 who realize just by counting votes that he cannot possibly make it, but are being held to their commitment to him has to be absolutely enormous. Let's knock down one important piece of disinformation coming from Congressman Crenshaw, basically Jeb Bush with an eye patch. There is no prospect here whatsoever no scenario under which Hakeem Jeffries or Nancy Pelosi is going to become speaker. So that bugaboo is completely false because there's always a Republican majority and any effort to make a deal with Hakeem Jeffries, I think would cost Kevin McCarthy votes. So here's the problem in terms of what McCarthy is trying to do even as we speak.

51:04 He'd like to hold his 200 some odd votes and get enough Democrats to abstain that the total number of votes that he requires to become speaker drops. But if he makes that deal and it is apparent, he will begin to hemorrhage votes from his basic 200. In other words, there is no one in the Republican caucus who wants to cede subpoena power to the House Democrats. And the Democrats have made their demands pretty clear, and they are unacceptable. So he is really a man in a bind. Instead of calling Matt Gaetz an egomaniac, let's be clear about who the real egomaniac here. Kevin McCarthy cannot face up to the fact that a majority of House Republicans do not want him to be Speaker and will not vote for him for Speaker. Maybe he will rethink

52:01 sporting around the floor wearing the Ukrainian flag pin and the Ukrainian pocket square. A major faux pas in my opinion. If you look at those in the House who voted against the $100 billion for Ukraine, and then cross-reference them with those who are voting against McCarthy today, there's an amazing commonality, Owen. And so again, it's just the same thing. Is he going to do this for an eighth straight time? He never had the votes. He was walking around the Capitol in November and December answering questions from reporters. That's McCarthy.

52:39 saying no I have the votes and they'd respond and they say well Gates says you don't have the votes and McCarthy called Gates a liar. So I mean it's McCarthy who's been eating crow, it's McCarthy who has egg on his face. I'm not sure what he's done to deserve this vote, this speaker position to begin with but clearly he hasn't done enough and he's not going to get it. So what do you think comes next? Do we have an eighth time where McCarthy has to take the L? Is he going to still continue to say I need to do this? I mean, what is the honorable thing for him to do? It's to step aside and say it's not going to be me, right? Yeah. I mean, at this point, he would be wise to agree to the election of Byron Donalds and let this go. But he's not going to do that because his lobbyist buddies

53:20 from whom he has taken multi millions, not to mention the FTX money, which he has yet to answer for, won't allow it. I mean, they bought a speaker, they want the speaker that they bought and paid for. So at the end of the day, he's not the master of his own fate. I talked to two members of the house this morning by phone, and they both told me the same thing, which is what he has done in response to all this is to ratchet up the personal threats. I will destroy you. Me and my lobbyist buddies and our millions of dollars in campaign contributions are coming at you in Republican primaries. You want to run a Republican primary in the panhandle against Matt Gaetz?

54:03 Be my guest, he will crush you. If you go down that list, Paul Gosar for example, you're not going to defeat Paul Gosar in a Republican primary. It doesn't matter how much special interest money you throw at it. There's no member voting with the insurgents who is vulnerable in a primary. In fact, the principled stand that they've taken in this contest actually fortifies them from being challenged in a primary. I completely agree with that. of Kevin McCarthy. There are races there we should never, ever have lost in the Golden State. So look, it's over for this guy. Stick a fork in him. He's done. But no, to answer your question directly, Owen,

55:06 He will stretch this out as long as he possibly can, because it's not his decision. The lobbyists who pull his strings, the people who lined his coffers and told him to go out and help destroy MAGA candidates like Laura Loomer and Joe Ken and J.R. Majewski and others, Mike Crispy, those people are are calling the shots and they have a heavy investment in Kevin McCarthy. They want what they paid for, but it's apparent to me they're not going to get it. Well, and here's another facet of this that's I think just great to witness. And that's, I've heard this from Dan Bishop. I've heard this from Scott Perry. I've heard it more or less from Lauren Bobert and Matt Gates.

CHAPTER 15 / 41 Discussion

Freedom Caucus Unity and Alternative Media Platforms

Owen Shroyer praised the unity of the Freedom Caucus members, noting they are focused on their legislative duties rather than re-election funding. Roger Stone highlighted the low popularity of McCarthy and Mitch McConnell among Republican primary voters. The segment concluded with Stone promoting his show, "The Stone Zone," and Shroyer's "War Room" program.

freedom caucus· lauren bobert· scott perry· stone zone· war room

54:03 Be my guest, he will crush you. If you go down that list, Paul Gosar for example, you're not going to defeat Paul Gosar in a Republican primary. It doesn't matter how much special interest money you throw at it. There's no member voting with the insurgents who is vulnerable in a primary. In fact, the principled stand that they've taken in this contest actually fortifies them from being challenged in a primary. I completely agree with that. of Kevin McCarthy. There are races there we should never, ever have lost in the Golden State. So look, it's over for this guy. Stick a fork in him. He's done. But no, to answer your question directly, Owen,

55:06 He will stretch this out as long as he possibly can, because it's not his decision. The lobbyists who pull his strings, the people who lined his coffers and told him to go out and help destroy MAGA candidates like Laura Loomer and Joe Ken and J.R. Majewski and others, Mike Crispy, those people are are calling the shots and they have a heavy investment in Kevin McCarthy. They want what they paid for, but it's apparent to me they're not going to get it. Well, and here's another facet of this that's I think just great to witness. And that's, I've heard this from Dan Bishop. I've heard this from Scott Perry. I've heard it more or less from Lauren Bobert and Matt Gates.

55:55 and Bob Good and they say, look, they get asked the questions, you know, do you think this is hurting your political career? What about re-election? What about you getting money from McCarthy? What about you getting support from us in the media like Fox News? And they've all had a very similar response. Again, I've been really impressed with them being on message. I've never seen such unity, even from a small number of Republicans. They've been very enjoyable to watch this and that's they're saying, look, I've already got elected to come here and do a job. I didn't get elected to run for re-election. I'm not worried about getting money for my next campaign. I'm not worried about the next primaries. I was elected to do a job here. That's what we're here to do. What a refreshing message from these Republicans holding out strongly against Kevin McCarthy. That is something I haven't heard from a politician

56:44 Yeah, it is really quite extraordinary. As I said earlier, I think every one of those who are voting against Kevin McCarthy actually now fortified in their position in their districts. There is no grassroots Republican primary voter support for Kevin McCarthy. If you look at the polls and we become poll crazy, and as I've said on your show and on Alex's show, any poll is a snapshot in time. But in all of the polls, it is not coincidental that Kevin McCarthy and Mitch McConnell are by far less popular than any other figure in the Republican Party. And you'll see mixed poll results

57:28 on Donald Trump and on Ron DeSantis, but read the fine print and you'll see that among primary voters, Trump still is in very, very strong, even a commanding position. There is no public support for Kevin McCarthy or for Mitch McConnell. You know, it is one of the great ironies and the shames Owen, that our shows, The War Room, the original War Room, the one I was proud to be the co-host of for a number of years, and my show, Stone Zone, are both on at five o'clock Eastern. You can go to stonezone.live if you wanna see me. You can go to The War Room if you wanna see Owen. Whichever one of these you do watch, you can watch the other one on rerun the next day or by going to band.video.

58:14 But maybe Alex will offer me my old job back and I'll be in the second saddle there at the war room. Who knows? just like I am, you can clearly see how the Republican establishment has no idea what the people are thinking and what the people desire. They're only thinking about themselves and they're learning the hard way. They're completely out of touch. The great Roger Stone, thank you so much. We'll be right back. We're waiting to hear from Marjorie Taylor Greene as well. Hello, I am Fentanyl the Communist Chinese Dragon telling all of you that you have done good job. Do not support InfoWars.com. Do not be part of their year-end fundraiser. Do not go to InfoWarsStore.com and make donation and do not get products that boost your immune system. Drink fluoride, take Fentanyl and die. Again, do not be part of the end-of-year fundraiser at InfoWarsStore.

CHAPTER 16 / 41 Discussion

Media Disconnect and the 2016 Populist Parallel

Owen Shroyer argued that mainstream conservative media outlets like Fox News are out of touch with the Republican base. He compared the current Speaker standoff to the 2016 election, where the establishment was rejected by a populist movement. Shroyer dismissed claims that the holdouts are embarrassing the party, asserting that Kevin McCarthy is the one facing embarrassment.

fox news· matt gaetz· populist movement· establishment media· speaker vote

59:49 Vaccinate your children before they kill us all. Brought to you by the World Health Organization. Conservative establishment, Republican establishment, conservative mainstream legacy news saying that this is embarrassing for Gaetz, this is embarrassing for the Freedom Caucus, this is embarrassing for Republican voters. It's really amazing how out of touch they are, isn't it? They're not even anywhere close to what the will of the people is. They're not even trying to find out what the people are thinking and feeling in this moment. It's like they don't even care because they're used to dictating how things go from the top down.

1:00:35 Fox News and those hosts up there, not all of them, they're used to telling you how it's going to be. They're used to getting the inside information, reporting it to you, and then it all going exactly how it should. That's how the DC East Coast elitism has worked in DC for my entire life. That ends today. And when I said this is going to be 2016 all over again, is it not just like that? The entire establishment The entire Republican GOP establishment against these 20 Freedom Caucus members and then everybody going on TV and on their Twitter accounts and in interviews bashing them saying they're the bad guys, they're embarrassing themselves. No, quite the opposite actually. Kevin McCarthy has embarrassed himself for the seventh straight time.

1:01:25 Time and every time I hear and see one of these talking heads go on television news Saying how embarrassing this is for Matt Gaetz and them you're the embarrassment. You're being rejected just like your guy Kevin McCarthy Now Matt Gaetz has nominated Donald Trump to be Speaker of the House, to which got a bit of a rousing laugh from Marjorie Taylor Greene sitting next to him today. We'll ask her about that when we get her on. So, a lot more to cover here today, including, and I've got a stack of this news, we may have time to get to it,

CHAPTER 17 / 41 Discussion

Damar Hamlin Injury and NFL Vaccine Concerns

Owen Shroyer discussed the health of Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin following his on-field cardiac arrest. While expressing hope for Hamlin's recovery, Shroyer criticized the NFL for not addressing potential risks associated with COVID-19 vaccines and myocarditis. He suggested that the league is ignoring an "elephant in the room" regarding player safety and sudden cardiac events.

damar hamlin· nfl· myocarditis· cardiac arrest· buffalo bills

1:02:05 We may not. I do have double duty today. That's the Buffalo Bills safety that suffered the cardiac arrest and essentially died on the football field. Good news coming out today that he's beginning to show signs of consciousness again and moving his eyes and starting to get some movement in his extremities as well. Now, obviously for everybody praying and hoping the best for this young man, The news couldn't be any better. You hope it continues to improve. But now you're looking at a situation where I don't think the NFL is going to address the elephant in the room here. And that's the increased risk of cardiac events on the field with all of their vaccinated players that may have myocarditis or a COVID-19 vaccine fiber clot in their body that they don't know about.

1:03:04 So you hate to think that this thing that we saw on Monday night this week could inevitably happen again But considering the NFL is probably not going to address this issue You wonder if that's not the case so we may get back to that as well But of course Joe Biden is gonna allegedly go visit the border while we're all talking about this Speaker vote we'll see if that actually happens so We're moving on to vote number 8. McCarthy, just what an embarrassment, honestly. Since November, he's been telling everyone he had the votes. He literally never had the votes. And that obstinate, arrogant Kevin McCarthy continues to get up there to try to become the Speaker and he's now 0-4-7. But I think Roger Stone nails it. Maybe McCarthy doesn't have a choice.

1:04:02 It's the donor class that obviously wants McCarthy in there. It's McCarthy who is using FTX money to help the Republicans he wanted to get in and hurt the Republicans he didn't want to get in, which ironically enough looks like it's now going to cost him to be the Speaker of the House. Maybe that's what he deserves for it, but I guess that's the case because why, if you're Kevin McCarthy, how are you not reading the room by now? You're not gonna win, you never had the votes, the American people are not interested in you being the speaker, specifically Republicans and conservatives. So what are you doing up here? Well, I guess it's pretty obvious. The donors want him in there. The Republican establishment wants him in there because he raises money and then he does a good job doling out that money for swamp candidates and not America first candidates.

CHAPTER 18 / 41 Discussion

Critique of Washington DC Elitism and National Debt

Owen Shroyer delivered a monologue against the Washington D.C. establishment, citing the $50 trillion national debt and $150 billion in Ukraine aid as evidence of systemic failure. He argued that the 20 Republicans opposing Kevin McCarthy are not the problem, but rather the "East Coast elites" who have perpetuated wars and economic hardship for decades.

national debt· inflation· ukraine funding· swamp· east coast elites

1:09:05 Suppose only time will tell now we're waiting to hear from Marjorie Taylor green She's obviously still there on the House floor dealing with the speaker vote and sitting next to Matt gates today engaging in a little bit of light-hearted camaraderie, but disagreements. I think it's all good. I think it's all healthy quite frankly and So, here's what's funny to me though. Sitting here and watching the establishment, GOP, Republican Party, Conservative, Inc. news acting like, oh my gosh, these holdouts stopping Ken McCarthy, they're the problem, they're so bad, this is what's wrong with DC. I mean, what a joke. We're $50 trillion in debt, we've given $150 billion to Ukraine while our people are suffering, we've got record high inflation, record high producer price index increase, record high consumer price

1:10:01 Index increase, wide open southern border. Washington has been raping the American people for years, but oh, 20 Republicans stopping Kevin McCarthy. That's the big issue. Oh yes, that's what we should all be concerned about. No, all of you in the mainstream news, all of you in the establishment, all of you East Coast elites ramming your politics down our throats, you have been the problem. Not 20 Republicans standing off against Kevin McCarthy. You, you have been there while they perpetuated all of these wars costing us trillions of dollars and millions of lives and you did nothing. You went along with it.

1:10:42 Same people that said we can never have Trump Trump's the worst use their platform to bash Trump and keep Trump out and they're telling us that we're the problem they're telling us that Gates is the problem no my friends you are the problem and no matter how much you try to distract from that and Put the blame on Gates and Boebert and the rest of them the facts will never change the American people have had the awakening We've broken from the establishment and we're not looking back no matter how much money you launder through Ukraine or FTX or threaten the people that refuse to vote for McCarthy. So let me do this. I have a ton of news on my desk, but we've been very news heavy all week. And I want to hear what you think about the speaker vote as we wait to hear from Marjorie Taylor Greene. And I'm also going to be hosting the war room. So we'll be smattering calls and news the rest of the day here.

CHAPTER 19 / 41 Discussion

Listener Call-In on House Speaker Precedent

Owen Shroyer opened the phone lines to discuss the Speaker vote, reiterating his admiration for the holdouts' unwavering strategy. He argued that the standoff sets a vital precedent for "bottom-up" policy-making, where representatives are more concerned with voters' opinions than the desires of the donor class or D.C. elites.

matt gaetz· byron donalds· republican party· donor class· speaker vote

1:11:33 Infowars.com and band.video. May also be hearing from Alex Jones as well. So let me give out the phone number. Specifically though, I just want to hear from you on this House Speaker vote. Just on that, and I don't want to do long drawn out phone calls here. Be ready to give about a two minute, three minutes max. Three minutes is going to be, if you hit three minutes, I'm just cutting you off no matter where it is or how powerful the statement is. But I'm looking for two minutes. 877-789-2539. 877-789-2539. What do you think about the Speaker vote? McCarthy now 0 for 7. What do you think about Roger Stone's comments? What do you think about my comments? Matt Gaetz, Donald Trump getting nominated, Byron Donalds being the frontrunner right behind McCarthy now. That's what I want to hear from you on 877-789-2539. Let me kind of play catch up for a second here just to kind of

1:12:32 re-emphasize and focus the conversation. So, I have to tell you, even in the Trump years when he was president, I've never seen a group of Republicans, big or small, as unified and as on message and unwavering and effective as the holdouts against Kevin McCarthy have become. I've never seen it before. Every interview they do, they are all on message, they are all on point, they are all unwavering, and clearly they are effective in their political strategy. Clearly it's working. So you can sit here and listen to all the hemming and the hawing and the complaining from the establishment. You keep losing. So in case you haven't noticed, you can keep threatening all the people that vote against McCarthy, they're not moving. You can even have Donald Trump tell them to vote for McCarthy, they're not moving.

1:13:33 Truly an impressive feat, truly a breath of fresh air, truly giving me hope. I think it's more important quite frankly what they're doing than even getting the speaker in. I'll be honest. I think what they're doing is more important than even having a Republican speaker because it sets a precedent, it sets a mood, it sets a tone that the Republican Party Or rather the representatives that we elect in the Republican Party are no longer going to be beholden to a top down way of operating with policy, but instead a bottom up, meaning we the people, we the voters who really are the top. That just hasn't been the case for a while.

1:14:18 Where they're more concerned with what we think than what the donor class thinks, what the DC elite think, what the East Coast elite think, what the Fox News elite think. You know who we're talking about, Conservative Inc. To me, that stand, no matter what happens with this speaker vote, that stand is more important than anything to set that standard, that precedent. and that tone heading into 2024. Now, if you don't address the election issues, it might not matter, but still, the tone is right, and it's even better, I think, than in 2016 with Donald Trump getting in. It's more on message, it's more on wavering, and it's been more effective. But here's just some of the other headlines. And again, I was talking about this over the weekend and then on Monday,

CHAPTER 20 / 41 Discussion

Uniparty Tactics and Dan Crenshaw Criticism

Owen Shroyer dismissed the possibility of a "Uniparty" deal between establishment Republicans and Democrats to elect a Speaker. He criticized Representative Dan Crenshaw for calling the holdouts "terrorists" and noted that figures like Mike Pence and Donald Trump have failed to influence the dissenters. Shroyer predicted that the eighth vote would yield the same result as previous rounds.

dan crenshaw· uniparty· hakeem jeffries· scott perry· lauren bobert

1:15:11 And obviously it's not come to fruition, so I think there obviously were some discussions back and forth with what Democrats might do to either help or hurt McCarthy. But none of that's happened yet, and I don't suspect that will. I mean, you've had seven votes now. This is day three. If you were going to see that phenomenon, I feel like it would have already played out. Republicans and Democrats quietly considering a speakership deal and that would obviously be the Uniparty either trying to get McCarthy in or get Jeffries in and then blame the Republicans for the holdout to make them look bad and try to do a judo move to stop any Republican anti-establishment mentalities in the future. But I think that ship has sailed now, quite frankly.

1:15:55 Now, they were saying last night that Kevin McCarthy caved to all the demands. I don't think that's the case because he still didn't get any of the votes. Then you have the familiar names, the familiar faces. Dan Crenshaw says people are terrorists for not voting for McCarthy and if you don't like that, grow thicker skin. Just what a despicable act. He's even cursing at them, swearing at them, insulting them. Dan Crenshaw, like again, this guy's not even popular in Republican voter groups.

1:16:32 Hannity attacking Lauren Boebert last night. Doesn't surprise me. The New York Post with the Ukraine flag on their thing, and I like the New York Post. I go there all the time for news. I think they do good work. They're bashing the Republicans that won't vote for McCarthy. Mike Pence comes out, bashes the Republicans that won't vote for McCarthy. Trump's endorsement proves worthless to Kevin McCarthy in Speaker bid. That's really an interesting one right there. And what have I been saying for the last couple weeks? What day was it last year I declared Trump's campaign is dead? You may recall about a month or two ago, I said Trump's political campaign right now is flatlining. It's becoming a non-issue. And I think that's proven that him saying it's time to vote for McCarthy to no effect at all,

1:17:22 Shows, but that's good because Trump needs to learn that too We the people want to dictate what's gonna go on in our future. We the people want to dictate policy We're sick of being railroaded run over and raped by Washington DC So Trump I think hopefully heard that message. We're gonna take your calls on the House speaker vote issue a couple things here before I go to the lines though. This is from representative Scott Perry one of the heroes holding out 39 years in the army taught me you take fire when you're over the target Threaten me try to assassinate my character all you like I'm staying over the target and changing the status quo for the American people Yeah, just look at the character on display from the McCarthy supporters like Dan Crenshaw calling everybody who won't vote for McCarthy terrorists and and and swearing at them versus the McCarthy holdouts like

1:18:19 Scott Perry. One side is showing class and grace, the other side is showing crass and disgust. Not that we're surprised, but see here's where you see this is the populist movement inside the Republican Party rearing its head right now. Prominent Republican leaders sign a letter in support of the 20 GOP House members opposing McCarthy for Speaker. And these are some of the grassroots organizations out there, not the big billionaire donor class, not the DC East Coast elites. This is the Conservative Action Committee. This is the Tea Party Patriot Citizen Fund.

1:19:09 This is the Citizens United Group, First Liberty Institute, State Freedom Caucus Network, Conservative Partnership Institute, American Accountability Foundation, and then some other members of the Ronald Reagan administration, former House members, etc., etc. So these are the people in touch with We The People. who know we don't want Kev McCarthy. You can think Kev McCarthy's the greatest guy or the worst guy ever. Point is, we the people don't want him and we want some representation in DC that actually represents what we the people want, not what the donor class and establishment want. That's the status quo change Scott Perry and others are going for. Now, let's go to your phone calls. We're waiting to hear from Marjorie Taylor Greene. And for an eighth vote, we're gonna do it all over again. They're gonna do the exact same thing.

1:20:06 Nothing is gonna change. That's my prediction right now. Nothing is gonna change. They're gonna do it for an eighth time. Kevin McCarthy's gonna take an eighth loss in about probably they'll start the process at about 30 minutes to an hour. I mean, just what an absolute embarrassment. Like how do they think this is gonna go? Are they just gonna, they just think they're gonna bully us and insult us and threaten us into giving them Kevin McCarthy? It's not gonna happen. Sorry, we're doing bottom up policy from now on not top-down railroading the people. Alright, let's go to the phone lines. Joshua in Connecticut leads us off today on the Alex Jones Show. Joshua, you're on the air, go ahead. I just wanted to let you know that this is a process that the people can actually

CHAPTER 21 / 41 Discussion

Public Lobbying of Congressional Representatives

A caller named Joshua described his experience calling congressional offices to lobby against Kevin McCarthy. He claimed that Marjorie Taylor Greene's office threatened to report him to the Capitol Police for harassment after he asked about campaign funding. Owen Shroyer encouraged the audience to continue contacting their local representatives to express their views on the speakership.

capitol police· constituent services· marjorie taylor greene· lobbying· house of representatives

1:20:57 on the lobby their congress without the interference of the actual uh... special interest in so what i've been doing a big calling around a whole bunch of different bob congresspeople on their offices that they can try to lobby or you know for my community for my family for my friend and i'm some of these people are really good really kind of but i was one of the icon margaret taylor green doctor the other day and i want to make a film of clarification on what a statement that she made Kevin McCarthy's money being doled out to these people and I want to say I want a clarification on that and they wouldn't they would not answer my questions so I kept calling back and calling back and calling back and then when I finally got to somebody what they said was

1:21:40 Do you know what harassment is? And we will report you to the actual Capitol Police. So I reported myself, I just want to say. Because if I can't call my constituents and that's harassment, then I'm willing to go to jail for it. And everybody should be willing to do that. You know, it's amazing that you are the first caller today. Because one of the things that kept me up last night, can you hear me Josh? We're having a problem with the phones. Thanks for the call Josh. I heard everything you said though. It's amazing that's the first call today. One of the things that kept me up last night, you know, I obviously got a lot of response to my commentary the last three days and some supportive, some not so much, but that wasn't what kept me up. What kept me up was one thing that I missed and that was the encouragement to the audience to call or email or message your local representative's office.

1:22:42 And it's so easy, it's so obvious, it's such a, it should be a go-to, we just don't make it a habit. And you know, I'm not even gonna tell you what you should call and say, or if you should call and tell them not to vote McCarthy, you know, do what you want. But the caller's absolutely right, and I was thinking about that last night, it was really a thought I just couldn't get out of my head, and it was keeping me up, and I'm so glad he called with that, because they've given us another opportunity, thank God. So I mean, folks, You can still email your local representatives who have a vote in this process. You can still email all these representative elects and tell them we don't want McCarthy. You can tell them why or tell them if you do want McCarthy, whatever you think is the case. But if you are not doing some form of political action like that,

CHAPTER 22 / 41 Discussion

Debate Over Marjorie Taylor Greene's Political Standing

A caller criticized Marjorie Taylor Greene for her support of Kevin McCarthy, labeling her a "fraud." Owen Shroyer disagreed, stating that while he opposes her stance on the Speaker race, he still considers her a valuable conservative voice. Shroyer emphasized the importance of maintaining civil debate within the movement despite tactical disagreements.

marjorie taylor greene· infowars· deep state· political debate· speaker vote

1:23:37 then we're really not utilizing our full power here. I need to move on to these calls, so I'm gonna stop waxing. Let's go to Tom in California. Tom, you're on the air, go ahead. Hey, Owen, let me get you off here. You know why I had you on speaker? I gotta work. Unlike the permanent underclass, they're importing. Oh, you have a job? That's right. So, here's what I gotta say. Well, you shouldn't have a job, you bigot. You know what? Klaus Schwab is gonna make sure that you own nothing. Hey, I pay taxes, so I got a message from Marjorie Taylor Greene. She has a great voting record, but guess what? It doesn't matter when she knows that the policies aren't going to get through. Okay? So here's the only vote that counts, and that is she needs to change her vote today or she's a fraud. Okay? And she doesn't deserve to come on InfoWars if she doesn't change her vote today.

1:24:36 because she's a fraud. Have a great day. I gotta go back to work. Thank you. All right, Tom. Thanks for the call. I disagree. I disagree with Tom. I don't think that one vote makes Marjorie Taylor Greene a fraud. I do disagree with her on this issue. I still like Marjorie Taylor Greene. I still think she's one of the good ones in there. And I hope that she does come on to either explain why she supports McCarthy or just to give us a little idea of what's going on today as we're moving on to the eighth vote. And it's going to be the same thing as the last seven votes. So, I mean, you know, you know exactly how it's going to go. But look, I'm not ready to throw Marjorie Taylor Greene under the bus at all. She has her reasons for supporting McCarthy and I hope she'll come on and voice them or maybe she'll change her mind. And that's one thing I'd like to reemphasize here. Yeah, I do have a disposition towards the deep state. Yeah, yeah, I do disdain what I've seen in Washington, D.C. and political elitists for my entire life. Having said that,

1:25:39 We have to work for the world that we want and we need to be able to disagree and we need to be able to discuss and debate issues without it becoming vitriolic and just having these no holds barred ultimatums, that's not the world we want. And I understand people think that that's the only way we're going to get to the world we want, but no, I think having disagreements, discussions and debates is a much healthier way to do that. Let's go to Joseph in Long Island. Joseph, you're on the air, go ahead.

CHAPTER 23 / 41 Discussion

mRNA Vaccine Tracking Claims and House Corruption

A caller argued that the House Speaker vote is a distraction from what he described as a "biometric tracking system" embedded in mRNA vaccines. He claimed the vaccines cause radiation poisoning. Owen Shroyer acknowledged the caller's concerns about vaccine safety but noted that the Speaker vote is a standard constitutional process that occurs every two years, rather than a manufactured distraction.

mrna· biometric tracking· radiation poisoning· house of representatives· distraction

1:26:15 Yeah, what's up? I just want to say that what difference does it make on who speaks on behalf of a corrupt house? It's all corrupt. It's horrible. In my opinion, everything's a distraction right now to distract us from the shots. The shots are mRNA. It's a tracking system, biometric tracking system, which has radioactive substances. That's the only way you can make a biometric tracking system. Everyone is getting radiation poisoning. You can look that up in the literature. Pull up mRNA, radio label definition. any substance bound to a radioactive material. Everyone is dying from radiation poisoning. That's what they're trying to distract you from. We are limited on time and people need to be treated for radiation sickness. That's what we have to focus on right now.

1:26:59 Well, Joseph, I understand the issue. Obviously, Infowars has been one of the leading voices on that issue. But I mean, to say that the House vote is a distraction from that, I mean, this is the normal process. This happens every time there's a new Congress elected. So it's not like they just decided to do this to distract us. This happens every two years. So I'm not really sure saying that this is a distraction from that is accurate at all because this is a normal process. Now, do they not want us talking about that? Are they distracting us from that? Are they not wanting to bring that up when it comes to the NFL football player? Absolutely. I'm not disagreeing with your points here, except this is the normal process. This happens every time there is a new Congress. And so that's just par for the course on that. And by the way,

1:27:45 I'm in agreement too, the whole thing is corrupt. If these hold out, I mean, I don't even care. Shut Congress down for all I care. They do this whole thing where they're like, oh, they threaten us like, oh, we'll shut down the government. Please! When can you do that? All right, they're now taking statements ahead of the eighth boat. I don't want to get ahead of myself, but let me just ponder my orb. Let me just play Nostradamus here for a second. Nothing's gonna change. You're gonna have about 20 people voting for other, either Donalds or Donald Trump or something else. You're gonna have about 200 votes McCarthy and just over 200 Jeffries. Nothing is gonna change. McCarthy's about to take an eighth loss and this process of futility rages on. But hey, shutting down the government, stalling the government, throwing a wrench into corrupt DC, I got no problem with that.

CHAPTER 24 / 41 Discussion

Cori Bush Criticism of Byron Donalds and Identity Politics

Owen Shroyer criticized Representative Cori Bush for calling Byron Donalds a "prop" who upholds white supremacy. Shroyer argued that this demonstrates the fraudulence of liberal identity politics, where minority figures are only supported if they adhere to Democratic Party ideology. He characterized the ongoing Speaker battle as an "unstoppable force" of patriotism meeting the "immovable object" of the deep state.

cori bush· byron donalds· white supremacy· identity politics· virtue signaling

1:34:09 Line them up to knock them down McCarthy about to go. Oh for eight. Sorry. It's just so ridiculous And and and there's so many stories behind the story again. This is this is the this is the What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object the unstoppable force is the Great Awakening the re the reawakening, the new renaissance, patriotism returned, common sense returned through the American people versus the unstoppable or the unmovable object rather, which is the deep state, the swamp, the donor class dominating us with their political will. That's an unmovable object, but we're the unstoppable force. This is it meeting right now. That's what you're saying. So they just started the next vote.

1:35:09 I don't expect anything to change. McCarthy will take his eighth loss and we'll just go through the process a ninth time probably and then they'll move on till tomorrow is what it looks like is going to happen here. And then do we do it all over again or does McCarthy finally say it's not going to be me or do the Republicans that keep voting for him say we're done with this act of futility, we need to move on. But I expect we're just going to see the same thing again today. Now, we're taking your calls. In case you were wondering though, why did they say why when speaking on the floor did Dan Bishop in his great speech say, Byron Donalds is not a prop. Well, that's because Cori Bush, Democrat member of the squad, called him that. Now it's funny because Cori Bush is a major black activist as the representative from St. Louis. She's a major black activist. You may even call her a black supremacist. But oh, when it comes to Byron Donalds, now all of a sudden she doesn't like the black man.

1:36:11 Byron Donalds is not a historic candidate for speaker. He is a prop. Despite being black, he supports a policy agenda intent on upholding and perpetuating white supremacy. His name being in the mix is not progress, it's pathetic. So here's what you need to understand about liberals and Democrats. I've explained it before, but this is just another example. Whenever they do all this virtue signaling over race and skin color or anything else gay rights all the other stuff It has nothing to do with race. It has nothing to do with skin color. It has nothing to do with sexuality It has everything to do with politics Because the minute you're gay and not a Democrat they hate you the minute you're black and not a Democrat. They hate you

1:36:53 They're all frauds. They don't actually care about racial issues. They don't actually care about whatever sex issues they don't. It's always politics. So you can be black, you can be gay, you can be all this other stuff they virtue signal for, but if you're not on the thought cult chain, if you're not in the thought cult, if you don't do the same politics they do, then you're out. Doesn't matter whether you're black or gay. So it's all virtue signaling. It's all fraud proven once again. by a liberal Democrat, Cori Bush. Let's go back to the phone lines and let's go to Tim in Seattle. Tim, you're on the air, go ahead. Hey Owen, amazing show again. Thank you. Happy New Year to you. Thank you. I was just curious, even if we get whoever as Speaker of the House, are we not, I mean, didn't we just learn the lesson that all politicians are selected to oversee the ongoing genocide of the American people?

CHAPTER 25 / 41 Discussion

Election Integrity and FTX Funding in GOP Primaries

Callers expressed skepticism regarding election integrity and the influence of the World Economic Forum on politicians. Owen Shroyer highlighted reports from Laura Loomer alleging that Kevin McCarthy received up to $30 million in FTX-linked funds to defeat "America First" candidates in Republican primaries. Shroyer argued that McCarthy's past actions in sabotaging candidates like Joe Kent are now backfiring.

ftx· ryan salame· laura loomer· madison cawthorn· election integrity

1:37:52 You're talking about the issue of you have no faith in our elections. I have no faith in the suits that are running for office that are employed by the World Economic Forum. I mean, they've all signed treaties, backdoor treaties. We're aware of this. The research shows this. I mean, I mean, they're just silent when they need and then they have some slight talking points that the establishment puts out. But other than that, the real situation, the real issues that Americans are desperate to hear about from our leadership are what the hell is going on with the shots in Nuremberg, too. And nobody's saying that. Sure. Nobody. Yeah. In fact, the Atlantic, the Atlantic just published a story today

1:38:33 And you know this is going to be the thing and it's obviously good that DeMar Hamlin is looking like he's going to come out of this and be alright and maybe have a chance to live a normal life. But with that good news, of course, they're going to use it to say, see vaccine skeptics, see it had nothing to do with the vaccine. And then the Atlantic publishes the story today saying that the whole thing about vaccine side effects is a myth. So again, I don't know the full story here. It would I think it would appear that You have a myocarditis or some other side effect from the vaccine that could have made the situation worse. I still think it was the contact that caused the event, but it was made worse potentially by a vaccine side effect. But we're never going to get to know that. They're going to cover that up and they're going to write hit pieces today saying, see, told you so.

1:39:20 Well, I mean, they can lie all they want. We know what they're doing. They're lying. I mean, it's obvious. Yeah, and that's good, Tim. It's just I want to focus on the Kevin McCarthy issue today. And so, and it's been two minutes. I don't disagree. It's a good call here. But I want to continue to focus on the House vote as we've now moved into the eighth vote. And I'm telling you this exact same thing is going to happen. Let's go to Lyle in Idaho. Lyle, you're on the air. Go ahead. Okay, good afternoon, Owen. Thanks for taking my call. Thanks for calling. I, you know, I'm a skeptic, no matter who gets in there, but, you know, aside of being blackpilled, I sent an email to Russ Bolcher, who's my representative in northern Idaho, last night. And in essence, what I said to him was, I was disappointed not to see your name on the list to remove McCarthy, that establishment neocons, including Boehner, the first two years of the Trump administration, were

1:40:19 We're just business as usual with K Street running the show. We can't even get a southern border secured. McCarthy was pivotal in doling out dark money from the donor class of the neocons through back channels to Alice Madison Cawthorn in North Carolina. And to keep others like Joe Kent out as well. Yeah, and the truth is if you dig into these neocons' backgrounds, there is corrupt and fecklesses Pelosi, Schiff and Schumer. And if the RINO's taking money from FTX after being laundered back from the Ukraine, or McConnell's wife's ties to the CCP Chinese shipping corporations, I mean, the politicos get rich and the American people get bupkis. You know? You're absolutely right. And again,

1:41:13 It's ironic that Kevin McCarthy using his power of the purse to keep good candidates out of the House of Congress. is ultimately, I think, going to end up backfiring on him and keeping him out of being the speaker. But you're absolutely right. Why does the donor class like Kevin McCarthy so much? Why does the D.C. establishment like Kevin McCarthy so much? Because he was effective at making sure that good Republican candidates didn't cross the finish line like Joe Kent and so many others. Now, Laura Looma reporting on this with the receipts today. I mean, she's literally publishing the receipts on her Twitter account. Here's the FEC proof that GOP leader Kevin McCarthy received funds from FTX co-chair Ryan David Salame. McCarthy received up to $30 million in stolen FTX funds, which were illegally used in GOP primaries.

1:42:02 And she's tagged AOC in this because yesterday she ran into AOC outside of Congress and asked her if she knew about this. Now AOC was trying to run from Loomer, but she was able to elicit a response when she brought up the issue of the FTX money to which AOC said she hadn't heard of that yet. And so maybe she's heard of it now. But absolutely, that's why Kev McCarthy got in there. Thank you for the call, Leo. Let's quickly go to Tito in California. Tito, you're on the air. Go ahead. Hey, how you doing? So I just want to say thank you to those 20 Republicans standing up because it just shows that you know what grassroots we matter, you know, we the people matter and it also reminds me of in California when the governor's race there was conservative Republicans standing up to the GOP. But not voting for Brian Dolly. It reminds me of that a lot. Meaning that hey, we're here, we matter and they're listening. So I support what they're doing.

CHAPTER 26 / 41 Discussion

Trump's Political Trajectory and the "McLeadership" Failure

Owen Shroyer and several callers discussed the perceived decline of Donald Trump's political influence, with Shroyer suggesting the Trump campaign is "flatlining." They identified the "McLeadership" trio—McConnell, McCarthy, and McDaniel—as the primary reason for the lack of a "red wave" in the midterms. Shroyer argued that removing McCarthy from leadership is a necessary step for the party's future.

donald trump· mitch mcconnell· ronna mcdaniel· kevin mccarthy· red wave

1:45:36 Oh, Adam Kinzinger going to CNN. That one was a little too obvious, wasn't it? That one was just way too obvious. All right, let's go back to your phone lines as we're getting ready to announce Kevin McCarthy losing for an eighth time. Truly amazing. The biggest loser in political history perhaps, Kevin McCarthy now? That's incredible. And so we go to Brad in Pennsylvania now. Brad, you're on the Alex Jones Show, go ahead. Hey Owen, thanks for taking my call and great show. Great job filling in for Alex, man. Thank you. Yeah, and to your point about the supplements, I would encourage everybody to belly up to the bar and get some stuff at the InfoWare store because it's great. I spent a small fortune and I'm happy to help because you guys, what you're putting out there, the news, there's no better news source to me. And so thank you again.

1:46:26 Well, I appreciate that, Brad. And let me tell you, I don't take it lightly that you put your blood, sweat and tears into making a living, and then you share some of that here with us. And that's why we, myself, the crew and Alex have put our blood, sweat and tears into this every day. So it's a mutual thing. And we salute you. We're all in this together, brother. Yeah, we are. And thanks for the great interview with Roger there. He pointed out some great information on McCarthy and what's going on behind the scenes. He definitely, what Stone said about him being propped up by lobbyists.

1:47:04 and maybe somebody else, I don't know who, but you know, the people that want to run our government into the ground are who are trying to prop McCarthy up. Yeah, I mean clearly at this point, if you're Kev McCarthy and you're in it for your own reasons, right? And you're your own man and maybe you wanted that seat for whatever reasons, you really wanted that seat, but after taking I mean, three losses you think would be enough. Seven though, after seven he still won't step aside. That tells you that he's, somebody else is telling him, no, you're not done. Right, they're propping him up and he's spineless. He everybody knows it just like McConnell. They're pathetic They need to get out of the way and but I'm I predict it just like you're saying that nothing is gonna change They're gonna keep ramming him up there standing him up and letting him be the Pinocchio or the punching bag Until they go. Oh, he won. He magically won just like Biden magically won Just like all these bums that they keep throwing at us and telling them. Oh, they won. No, they didn't

1:48:06 Stop lying. Well, they might think that that's going to be the case, but in their arrogance and they're used to just ramming home whatever they want is their will and us just taking it. I don't think that's going to be the case this time. I'm really sitting here thinking that's not going to be the case, but you're right. They may just never stop. I mean, this thing could go on forever, potentially, and I'm OK with that. Fine, shut it all down. And Brad, thank you for the call and all the support. And, you know, here's the interesting thing, because let's go back in time a little bit to just ahead of the midterm elections or even just after. Where we're scratching our head, where's the red wave? How after this disastrous Biden administration did Republicans not have huge victories across the board? Forget about whatever we think about the integrity of elections, that's what we're saying. How can the Republican Party not be more effective against this Biden administration? How could the Republicans not have had more victories

1:49:02 in the midterms after this disastrous administration and we ID'd the problems. It was the Republican leadership of the Mick leadership. McCarthy, McConnell, and McDaniel. Well, the establishment neocons forced McConnell and McDaniel back down our throats. So we're just trying to get rid of one of the problems here. And so that's what this is all about. McConnell, McCarthy, and McDaniel have failed this country. They have failed the Republican voters. They have failed themselves. But apparently they don't care about failure. They're like Democrats. They must be Democrats because they somehow fail up. But no, we identified the problems and that was the Mcleadership of the Republican Party. So yeah, getting one of those Mcleaders

1:49:51 out of the leadership role is exactly what we need to do. I wish we could get three, but right now it's only one that we can get. So it continues. Let's go to Paris in Arizona. Paris, you're on the air. Go ahead. Happy New Year, Owen. I hope you had a good time off with your family this past holiday. Thank you. So I have to do a quick plug real quick for you with vitamin mineral fusion. I was diagnosed with stage three kidney failure about three years ago. And I started taking vitamin and fusion and everything started to change. Right now, no longer in kidney failure and I owe it all to your products and InfoWars, thank you. Wow, that's amazing, thank you, I'm glad to hear that. So, you know, Alex always says you can judge a person by their enemies. And right now Margie Taylor Greene, she has all the right enemies for me. I really wanna hear her reasoning behind

1:50:52 Endorsing Kevin McCarthy and where's Trump? Where's Donald Trump? He hasn't said anything in the last few days with this with this vote going on in the house You know, let me just pause you right there and try to address this situation folks. I said it a couple weeks ago I'm not trying to be I still support Trump. I still I'm rooting for the Trump redemption to her here or revenge to her if you will but He's flatlined politically, his campaign is flatlined. He's reeling right now because he doesn't get the attention he wants. He's not getting any of the results with the things that he's asking for or expressing desire for. So, I mean, look, Donald Trump can either read the room and get on board with what the voters of Donald Trump want. Or he can continue to flop and flail around with his political campaign that to me is flatlining right now.

1:51:44 I think the Trump train is finally dying, unfortunately. I voted for him. I still support him. But right now he really needs to speak out about the person he's endorsing. That's what, eight times now being said no to the office, having to be kicked out of the Speaker's office for being a squatter. This is amazing. Well, and I would say, normally I would say he should probably say nothing, but the fact he already put his voice out there in support of McCarthy, you'd think he'd want to have some sort of follow up to save face, but nothing yet. Good news and some bad news on multiple fronts. The good news is vitamin mineral fusion and DNA force plus are still 50% off. The bad news is they're very close to selling out and by Monday of next week, and I'm cutting this ad on January 5th, 2023, we're going to have to go back to full price. Then about a week after that, they'll be sold out. So that's good news. You can still get the products. It's bad news because they're about to be sold out.

CHAPTER 27 / 41 Discussion

Damar Hamlin Recovery and Media Vaccine Narratives

Owen Shroyer reported on the improving condition of NFL player Damar Hamlin but criticized the media's immediate dismissal of vaccine-related questions. Shroyer argued that while the physical hit likely triggered the cardiac arrest, potential vaccine-induced myocarditis could have exacerbated the event. He accused the media of running "overtime" to protect the pharmaceutical industry's narrative.

damar hamlin· cardiac arrest· vaccine side effects· nfl· mainstream media

1:52:38 Because they're also some of our best-selling products and we don't have them, we can't fund the operation. So it is a real conundrum, but that's just where we're at. I want to thank all the listeners for your ongoing support. But if you want vitamin and mineral fusion that's so incredible for your immune system, your whole body, and DNA Force Plus that helps your telomeres last longer and cleans out your mitochondria and so much more, you can get them both exclusively, top of the line supplements at infowarestore.com. Still 50% off until this coming Monday. They're going to be sold out for months and months. Thanks for all your support. Now please visit infowarestore.com. There you go. Thank you, Alex. We're back here live in the InfoWars World Headquarters in Austin, Texas. We are covering the House Speaker vote and taking calls on it. The eighth vote is going to be underway shortly, and I suspect nothing will change. And they'll probably do it for a ninth time and then resume the exact same thing tomorrow. Again, though, the good news today, let me just mention this right now.

1:53:45 Bill's safety, DeMar Hamlin is starting to show signs of life again, moving his eyes, moving some of his extremities. But in lieu of that, the mainstream establishment media is coming out and reinforcing that this has nothing to do with a vaccine. But I'll tell you this, folks, there is, this is a no-win situation here because I don't know how you tiptoe around this issue. You can ignore the vaccine as a potential problem and a factor in this, and I expect that they will continue to do that. So then what are you doing? Well, you're now sacrificing that what is to be considered a routine hit in the NFL could be potentially fatal. So that's

1:54:41 the conclusion they're going to have to reach and land on since they're going to ignore the potential factor of the vaccine here. But I really think this debate has just begun. And so just as this good news is coming out about Hamlin, of course, the mainstream media that promoted these deadly vaccines is all over this saying it had nothing to do with the vaccine. Don't talk about the vaccine. It was the comatocordyce that caused this, which I still believe it was the hit that caused the cardiac But if he was vaccinated, there is no doubt that the vaccine probably made this event much worse. And that's why it's such a rare thing that we hadn't seen with a common hit like that that has happened probably millions of times since NFL football has been played. Why this time did it happen? Is it because of the vaccine or is it really just a one in a billion shot there? So they're going to ignore the vaccine as a potential factor.

1:55:42 then they're not gonna want to have the true reckoning moment, which is okay, so you have just submitted that a common NFL hit which again to reiterate folks a Common NFL hit is extremely violent if you're ever on an NFL sideline every place sounds like a car crash Okay, so yes common hits in the NFL are extremely violent but having said that You don't see routine hits like that, as violent as they may be, causing cardiac arrest. So how is the NFL gonna try to thread this needle and are the players gonna be silent? Is all the media gonna be complicit? Are we just gonna have to sit here and unspokenly, just have an unspoken agreement that okay, well, now common NFL hits can result in heart attacks and maybe death, and so play ball!

CHAPTER 28 / 41 Discussion

World Economic Forum and Trump's Cabinet Choices

A caller criticized Donald Trump for his past appointments of "loser generals" like John Bolton and his failure to explicitly call out the World Economic Forum. The discussion touched on Marjorie Taylor Greene's perceived shift in stance and the presence of establishment figures around Ron DeSantis. Shroyer maintained a positive view of DeSantis's actions despite the presence of the Bush family at his events.

world economic forum· john bolton· jeff sessions· ron desantis· jeb bush

1:56:38 Or is there going to be somebody that steps up and tries to change that conversation that has enough willpower and gravitas to do so? But what do you think about this? The George Floyd GoFundMe fundraiser raised over $40 million. The DeMar Hamlin GoFundMe fundraiser has raised just shy of $7 million. Think about that what you want, but figured we'd share that with you. But as the signs of life start to return to Hamlin, the media is running overtime to tell you it had nothing to do with the vaccine. All right, let's go back to the phone lines and we've got Owl Killer in Virginia. Owl Killer, you're on the air, go ahead. Hey Owen, so I wanna hit on the McCarthy thing, but you know, with Roger bringing up that Jeb Bush was at Governor DeSantis' inauguration,

1:57:38 Hey look, you, myself, Alex, we supported Trump. I still have the Trump signs without pants on them. I still have them. I was one of his earliest supporters. But this guy brought Bolton, all those loser generals that never won a war in their life, talking about the Sombrero War. They're old for the century. And probably one of the worst judges of characters. And then you got McCarthy on the World Economic Forum on their page as already the Speaker of the House. So what Trump needs to do if he wants to get back up, if he wants us to support him, you better call out the World Economic Forum because Santus is doing it. He has done it. I haven't heard Trump open his mouth once about it. If he said his first tweet was about the World Economic Forum, it would change the world in 30 seconds. On the Marjorie Taylor Greene side of things, hey look,

1:58:30 I don't know if you remember, but Jeff Sessions was Captain America in the Senate. He brought up globalism, he brought up the fact that Leon Panetta, when he was Secretary of Defense, was trying to deploy our troops under UN charter. And when he became the Attorney General, the guy was emasculated. So something happened with Marjorie Taylor Greene. Look, I don't care about her personal life, but she's got to own whatever it is so they can't hold it over her head. That's pretty much all I have to say. Thanks for the call, Al Killer. And you know, just to kind of go back in time with you for a minute, I remember, you know, Steve Bannon was one of Trump's original advisors when he was president.

1:59:14 And when he got fired, I think he was officially fired. I don't remember if he resigned or he was fired, but I think it was maybe a mutual thing. But I remember when that happened, he came out and made a public statement saying Trumpism is dead. I never forgot that. And I think maybe we have a better idea of what that meant. Now, getting to the issue of what you talked about, Trump being a bad judge of character, I think it's a fair statement. I think that he proved that at least whether it was a mistake or whether he's learned from it. We may not know, but yeah, absolutely some of the appointments and decisions he made with people bringing in to help him in his first four years as president were not good decisions. Maybe he learned better, maybe not. But again, going back to this Jeb Bush thing, look, I don't really take much out of it. I don't.

2:00:05 I don't think the Bush's controlled DeSantis and if anything, maybe the Bush's and the Republican establishment are trying to cozy up with DeSantis right now because they want to put him under their wing or they want us to be turned off from him. So they throw Jeb Bush out there so that you see it and you say, oh no, I don't want DeSantis. I'm not really taking much from that quite frankly. I'm looking at what DeSantis is doing and saying and I continue to like it. And if the Bushes start to hang around, that's not going to change really how I feel about him or the Bushes. But people are mentioning that and it's been brought up a couple times now. So figured we'd briefly mention that.

CHAPTER 29 / 41 Discussion

Historical Speaker Votes and Controlled Opposition Concerns

A caller noted that the longest Speaker election in history lasted 133 votes over two months, suggesting the current standoff is just beginning. The conversation addressed concerns about "controlled opposition" within the Republican Party, comparing the situation to political dynamics in Venezuela. Owen Shroyer argued that even if the holdouts aren't perfect, keeping a "deep state operative" like McCarthy out of power is a victory.

speaker of the house· controlled opposition· venezuela· kevin mccarthy· deep state

2:03:15 Hey Owen, how you doing man? Good. Good to hear from you. Shout out to the rumble chat real quick. This is Ivan everybody. How you guys doing? Oh, and I want to talk to you about this McCartney deal Just so you know the longest boat ever was 133 boats over two months per speaker of the house So we're just getting started there is that was that was that it like the 1865? Yeah, that's right. Yeah, so we haven't about him yet these guys they don't have a bottle. All right, there is no honor Democrats then to It always is. It always is. But the thing I want to bring up, Owen, and I love you to death, man, you know, plug an X2, by the way, in the middle, but you have an unfailing

2:03:58 white pill inside of you, I'll say maybe. Maybe I'm black-pilled, maybe you're more realistic, maybe I'm less realistic, but there is something called controlled opposition, I know you know about this, and Venezuela is a perfect example of it. And they have people who are like Venezuela first, who speak out against it. They maintain their role in government, they get money from the opposition, and it's sort of a similarity to what we're seeing here. with some of these people. I'm not saying Marjorie Taylor got SDX money from McCarthy. I mean, we know McCarthy got it, but we don't know, okay? We get paid lip service, we digest it, and if we like what they say, we kind of go with it. So I don't know where we're going to end up with this, but it is good to see some pushback finally in Congress to what end it'll come out to. I don't know. I just don't feel like we're going to get one of our people, quote unquote,

2:04:50 We're going to end up with another deep state, Pat. But will those guys get into the position? They might not be, but will they ever? Then that'll be enough at least to keep the deep state operative that I believe Kevin McCarthy is out of that position. Or whether he's that or not, he's a failed leader. I mean, again, we identified the failed Republican leaders, McDaniel, McCarthy, and McConnell. And if we can at least get rid of one of them, that'll be good moving forward. And thank you for the call, Skyler. And just to address the other thing, here's what it is, folks.

CHAPTER 30 / 41 Discussion

Vaccine Investigations and Trump's Role in Operation Warp Speed

Owen Shroyer and a caller discussed the likelihood of a House investigation into COVID-19 vaccines. Shroyer expressed doubt that the House would lead a meaningful probe into the vaccines themselves, given Donald Trump's role in Operation Warp Speed. He suggested that real accountability would more likely come from state-level grand juries or lawsuits rather than a Republican-led House.

operation warp speed· vaccines· anthony fauci· twitter· grand juries

2:05:50 Spending all these hours reading the news, covering the news, listening to our lying politicians day after day, listening to our lying media day after day. It is a black pill thing. It's like, how can this be so bad? How can it be so corrupt? How do we recover from this? This is just straight evil. I don't even get off into the lies about wars or the trans kids, all the other stuff. When I get away from it and when I'm spending time with friends and with family or I'm having a good time out at dinner or maybe out on the golf course or a ball game, life is beautiful. Life is such a gift. And so that's kind of the paradox. It's like, this is all real. This will determine the fate of humanity and the future of America. It's important. It should impact us. But I mean, at what point do you say, hey, you know, there's a whole other world out there for me to go enjoy

2:06:42 I don't want to completely forget about that, I don't want to completely remove myself from that, I need that, I want that, I want to appreciate that, but it's also realizing that you could lose that if we don't save the country, if we don't save humanity. So it's a bit of a paradox, but no, I mean, I'm a lover of life, man. I mean, I love music, I love art, I love culture, I love human endeavor and accomplishment and excellence. So it's like, it's a weird thing. It's like, yeah, the best of both worlds, right? It's the best of times. It's the worst of times. I'll stop right there. But since you brought it up, let's go to, let's go to Marvin in Alabama. Marvin, you're on the air. Go ahead.

2:07:22 Hey Owen, good to talk to you. Hey, with Matt Gaetz throwing Trump's name out there, it kind of makes me realize a lot of people are blaming MTG for supporting McCarthy, but she's only doing that because Trump asked her to. Now whether or not they have some kind of scheme or plan to get his name into the hat, I don't know, but I would caution people about being careful what they wish for because if Trump gets that seat, you're never going to see an investigation into the vaccine ever. I mean, how can he investigate something he played a role in? And people don't, they don't want to use logic when it comes to this. So like right now, if we could, if we could investigate, you know, Fauci and Biden,

2:08:08 would the boat stop at Bouchy and we would say, oh, that's high enough? Or would we say no? I think that I think the situation here would be you're not going to get an investigation into the vaccines from the House. What you might get in that fashion is some form of an investigation into what happened at Twitter. and then the censorship of certain stories or certain words or phrases or maybe even medicines that could have been treated could have been used to treat COVID. I don't expect the big investigation that'll bring down the vaccine controversy to come from the house. That's going to come from grand juries, that's going to come from lawsuits. So I don't really think that comes into play with Trump

2:08:53 as a speaker. I think the Trump as a speaker thing is kind of a ridiculous pipe dream, quite frankly. But, um... Matt Gaetz did throw the name out there maybe just as a jest or as a troll. Certainly Marjorie Taylor Greene got a kick out of it. She was laughing about that for about a minute afterwards. But I don't think the investigation into the vaccines is... We're not going to get what we want from the House. That's going to have to come from grand juries and other lawsuits or even action from states like in Florida. So I wouldn't think too much about Trump being speaker and I wouldn't think too much about having a house investigation to expose what's going on with the vaccines. Maybe with the censorship and stuff with Twitter, maybe into Fauci, but overall I don't think that's where it goes. Alright, let's go to Robin in Georgia. Robin, you're on the air, go ahead.

CHAPTER 31 / 41 Discussion

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the NFL Controversy

A caller suggested Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a potential figure to clean out agencies like the CDC and FDA. The discussion briefly touched on Shroyer's previous comments regarding the NFL, which had upset some listeners. Shroyer defended his stance while remaining open to differing opinions on the intersection of sports and vaccine safety.

robert f. kennedy jr· nfl· vaccines· cdc· fda

2:09:43 Owen, this actually piggybacks off the last caller. I think you're wrong about that with my idea, but just try to think this through. I was so angry at you Monday, I swore I was never going to list you again. You're my favorite talk show host, but I am. I got over it. But just think this through. What if someone nominated, I don't know, someone who had a Big vendetta against the CDC, the FDA, the NIH, and possibly a vendetta, or not necessarily a vendetta, but knows that those agencies have to be cleaned out. They know they have to be cleaned out. What Donald Trump should have done.

2:10:26 And who would that be? That person has a D in front of his name and I cannot, I'm more conservative than you are. I cannot even believe I'm going to suggest this. Robert Kennedy Jr. And Robert Barnes can actually, you know, I'd love to know his idea about him running for higher office, which but he's the one person I've never really been interested in the Kennedy's but I was at a workshop a couple of months ago and I heard him speak several times. That guy walks the walk. Let me just stop you right there because I don't want to go off on a vaccine issue and I'm just curious. I'm just curious. What was it that I said Monday that upset you so much? Oh, I was upset over the football thing. I have a daughter who dates an ex-NFL football quarterback. So I watch a lot of football. Trust me, my husband is in front of that TV. I've seen a lot of football. I've seen a lot of football from the sidelines.

2:11:23 And you and I will disagree about that, but you are one of those people, and I'll have to say you're like Robert Kennedy Jr. Kevin Austin Fitts describes him as there's only a few men in America that can navigate the refiner's fire. That means you can take the heat. Well, I appreciate that and I knew that upset a lot of people and I stuck to my guns on that issue it's still open-minded to it and I'm glad you've decided to tune in to me again that it wasn't a a deal-breaker as far as the Speaker of the House thing is concerned. It's just Robert F Kennedy jr. Is not going to be the Speaker of the House and so

CHAPTER 32 / 41 Discussion

Greg Reese Report on the Tenets of De Facto Satanism

Greg Reese presented a report defining "de facto Satanism" as a mindset centered on the ego rather than ritualistic worship. He outlined four main tenets: selfishness/narcissism, moral relativism, social Darwinism, and eugenics. Reese argued that the global elite use these principles to manipulate the masses and that the "Great Work" involves awakening humanity to natural law and mutual respect.

greg reese· satanism· ego· moral relativism· eugenics

2:12:02 I would just say the issue with the vaccines causing all the deaths and illness, it's not going to be resolved via the House. It's going to come from grand juries or maybe governors. This video is based on the work of Mark Passio from whatonearthishappening.com. Specifically, his recent video on de facto Satanism. Today's Hollywood pop culture machine will have you believe that Satanists wear robes and practice ritualistic blood sacrifices while worshipping Satan. And while there may be some truth to this, it is mostly propaganda meant to conceal the reality of what Satanism actually is. True Satanism is a mindset.

2:12:56 and the Satan that is worshipped is within each and every one of us. It is most commonly known as our ego. The self is the true god of Satanism. The term Satanism is used to deceive religious people, to appear harmless to non-religious people, and also because it stems from the Hebrew word shatan, which means adversary. Satan is the force of involution that opposes true spiritual evolution. It is the ego within us. Left to our own devices, the ego will try and convince us to think only of ourselves, which is exactly what Satanism is. And so a de facto Satanist is a person who holds this mindset but does not consider themself to be a Satanist.

2:13:49 Organized Satanism stands against this sort of enlightenment. They believe human psychology and the laws of nature should be kept occulted or hidden from the public and used to gain and retain power over the masses by keeping them ignorant as to how the mind and emotions work while using this knowledge to manipulate the masses and ultimately enslave them. This is primarily done by cultivating the Satanist mindset among the masses, thereby turning the ignorant and unaware into a de facto Satanist. As we think, so we become. This mindset can be broken down into four main tenets of Satanism. The first and most important is selfishness, egotism, or what many know as narcissism. Self-preservation is the highest law.

2:14:46 Live only for your own selfish desires, and only care about you and yours. It's a dog-eat-dog world, and if you must step on others to get what you want, then so be it. This is the basis of satanic thinking. The second tenet of the satanist mindset is moral relativism. This is the belief that there is no objective difference between right behavior and wrong behavior. It is the belief that nobody is ever objectively right or wrong, and that it's up to each individual person to decide for themselves what is right and what is wrong.

2:15:25 The third tenet of Satanism is social Darwinism. This is the belief that it is natural and good for human society to be ruled by the most aggressive and dominant humans among us, and that it is by virtue of their genetics that these vicious humans deserve to be in positions of power and lead humanity as they so choose. The fourth tenet of Satanism is eugenics or disgenics. This is the ideal conclusion of the Satanist mindset. Since man is God and he gets to decide what is right and what is wrong, and since the natural order is for the most dominant genetics to have power, then the elite class ruling over us has every right to decide who is allowed to live and procreate and who must die.

2:16:18 This is how all of society is conditioned to think. And this is how the high-level Satanists are leading all of humanity into slavery. Most of humanity is operating under this de facto satanic mindset. which is why it is called the Great Work to change it. The Great Work is the work of awakening the masses to the true nature of the ego mind, encouraging each and every individual to find the courage to face their own inner shadow and to practice natural law. Natural law is the respect of others. Put simply, it is love. If the majority of humanity is practicing love, then humanity will know freedom.

2:17:02 But if the majority of humanity is practicing Satanism, then humanity will be enslaved. You can find much more of this information at whatonearthishappening.com. Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. The products in front of me are so powerful.

CHAPTER 33 / 41 Discussion

Paul Joseph Watson on UK NHS Crisis and COVID Mandates

Paul Joseph Watson reported on the recurring winter crisis in the British National Health Service (NHS). He criticized the Biden administration for maintaining vaccine mandates for international travelers and accused UK officials of using the NHS crisis to justify the return of mask mandates and social distancing. Watson argued that mass immigration is the primary factor straining public services.

paul joseph watson· nhs· covid-19· immigration· face masks

2:19:33 And you'd think that after three years of this COVID narrative, this pandemic restriction narrative, that the branch COVIDians would finally let go, would finally give it up, would finally move on to the next false justification excuse to seize your freedoms, to seize your morale. to seize your financial foundation. But no, they're still persisting with this Covid pandemic, Perma emergency. Of course, the Biden administration announced yesterday they're going to continue the vaccine mandate from anyone flying into America from outside the country, unless you can just walk across the border, of course, meaning that I won't be able to visit America

2:20:16 I can still visit Afghanistan. I can visit numerous other countries around the world, many of them backwaters. The United States of America, no, I can't visit it because of course I haven't taken the clock shot, despite the fact that it does not stop transmission of the virus. There's absolutely no justification even under their own warped narrative to stop people coming into the country who haven't had it, but they're just going to do it anyway because again, it's a tool of population control. And speaking of population control, as predicted, the National Health Service here in Britain, the state taxpayer-funded health service, is once again in crisis. It's in crisis every single winter, but as we predicted, they've decided to weaponize, to exploit this annual crisis, to call yes for the reintroduction of COVID restrictions once again, despite the fact that they've been proven spectacularly wrong

2:21:14 on the lockdowns, on the vaccine mandates, on the masks. They're trying to bring it all back in. Lockdownsceptics or dailysceptic.org reports, government ministers draw up plans for social distancing, face masks and work from home to save the NHS, the envy of the world, which is in a near state of collapse every single year, despite the fact that it gets increased funding from the government and the taxpayer year after year after year. Of course many of the same people campaigning for the NHS to be given even more resources will simultaneously campaign for this country to import now over a million new people every single year. 1.1 million new immigrants into Britain from the year June 2021 to June 2022

2:22:04 In addition we have the boat migrants, 45,000 of them arriving in the country over the last year. It all places a massive strain on public services which are already stretched to breaking point. But for some reason that's just not within the bounds of feasibility of leftists. who constantly whine about the NHS being stretched to breaking point, yet will on the same token campaign for the country to import millions of net new people every single year to put more strain, more burden on the NHS. So every single winter it's in a near state of collapse, emergencies declared at hospitals, ambulance waiting times, hours in some cases days,

2:22:47 Imagine that. The envy of the world, the NHS. You call the NHS to get an ambulance, literally elderly people who've had serious accidents, can I get an ambulance? Yeah, maybe in a couple of days. That's the envy of the world, the NHS. But it's so great, it's such a religious institution that we need to give up all our rights to protect it once again. Mask wearing, social distancing and working from home Again, paying people furlough from the government to sit on their arses and do nothing because they have long COVID or some other made-up illness could be introduced by ministers to ease pressures on the NHS. The NHS is facing record winter pressures due to rising rates of COVID. The COVID infections, according to the official government dashboard, are down from what they were three weeks ago.

2:23:40 And flu, which of course none of us have any immunity anymore, or the people who took the vaccine and wore their masks don't have any immunity to any more, because their immune system is shot to pieces. Because for the last three years they haven't exposed themselves naturally to any commonly circulating viruses. So now flu, which miraculously disappeared, they told us, during the COVID era, despite much of the COVID infections actually being flu, is now back with a bang. and it's filling up hospitals apparently, if you believe them. Remember the overflowing hospitals during the COVID lockdowns, so overflowing that nurses and doctors across the length and breadth of the country had all the time in the world to perfect their TikTok dance routines. Yes, those overcrowded hospitals, but apparently now they are overcrowded. And it's no surprise because of course we've had thousands, tens of thousands of people with untreated illnesses because of lockdown.

2:24:37 now facing even more serious health situations, unable to get treatment. Flu is apparently raging through the population because no one's got natural immunity and the hospitals are once again at a risk of collapse. You add to that millions of new migrants putting more pressure on local GPs, doctors, officers and surgeries and it's a toxic combination. But don't worry, they've got a solution. The solution to save the NHS from collapse, to apparently empty out all the hospitals and make things manageable again, is you wearing a filthy face mask on a bus.

CHAPTER 34 / 41 Discussion

Face Mask Efficacy and Behavioral Psychology Tactics

Paul Joseph Watson discussed the lack of scientific evidence supporting the use of face masks to stop viral transmission. Citing early 2020 statements from the WHO and UK health officials, he argued that masks were implemented as a tool of "population control" and behavioral psychology to maintain public fear. He referenced Peter Hitchens' writing on masks as a symbol of submission rather than health.

face masks· behavioral psychology· who· peter hitchens· population control

2:25:16 or you wearing a filthy face mask when you go to Asda, our equivalent of Walmart, to buy a carton of milk. Yes, that's going to solve it, despite the fact that there's literally zero evidence or any study that says face masks work in preventing, reducing the transmission of Covid. The government's own report The UK government commissioned its own report into whether face masks in schools reduced the transmission of Covid. They couldn't find any evidence in their own report that they did. The Danmask study out of Denmark found no appreciable evidence that they reduced the transmission of Covid. Doesn't matter, it's a tool of population control. These technocrats

2:26:00 These government quangos who were advising the government bureaucrats back at the start, remember we talked about totalitarian methods of mind control that they deliberately used, behavioral psychology weaponized to exaggerate the risk of COVID because the population wasn't heeding the restrictions. People were acting out. People were not sufficiently obeying the orders So they said we have to exaggerate the virus, we have to create a tool of population control that the public is forced to wear so the slaves can remind the other slaves that they're in a perma pandemic and that's what the face masks were all about.

2:26:47 So now they're talking about because the NHS is at risk of collapse, the government is potentially going to advise people to start wearing face masks again on public transport, bearing in mind we haven't had any of these face mask mandates for over a year now, and they're going to start to advise them to wear them in different settings. Of course, we know that advice turns into mandates within a very short space of time. Peter Hitchens, Mail Online, writes, wear a mask if you want, but understand it's about fear and control, not health. The clamor for their return is a triumph of unreason and a blow to science. And he goes through the early stages of the pandemic when even the much-vaunted health officials, the World Health Organization and others, came out and said, and this was in the Fauci emails as well, face masks don't work. Not only do they not work, they could make it worse.

2:27:44 because the virus gets trapped in the mask, because people keep touching their masks. They're filthy, they're petri dishes for the virus. He points out the mighty and revered World Health Organization as the great COVID fear was getting into its stride on March 31st 2020. The executive director of the WHO health emergencies program Mike Ryan spoke on the issue. He said quote This is WHO 2020. There is no specific evidence to suggest the wearing of masks by the mass population has any potential benefit. In fact there's evidence to suggest the opposite in the misuse of wearing a mask properly or fitting it properly. And he goes through other examples that I'm going to touch upon a few in the next segment of all the top health professionals the world

2:28:33 COVID experts saying don't encourage face masks, don't advise the population to wear them because they have no effect and they could even make the spread worse. That narrative changed in a hurry, didn't it? It's been recycled, debunked and yet they're bringing it back once again. Summit.News will be back, don't go away. So they're dragging the mask mandate narrative back out of the gutter despite the fact that it's been debunked. It was never even proved in the first place that face masks had any effect on stopping the transmission of COVID. It was a tool of population control. I'm going to go into more of the origins of that, but first let's go to this video because Netflix had a big special movie over the Christmas and New Year period, heavily promoted. This was number one trending on Netflix and still is today as far as I can tell, has been for the last couple of weeks now, a movie called Glass Onion. It's full of woke pandering, which I think Ben Shapiro did a 17 tweet thread about, but

CHAPTER 35 / 41 Discussion

Glass Onion Movie and Hollywood Mask Propaganda

Paul Joseph Watson analyzed the Netflix film "Glass Onion," highlighting what he described as blatant social engineering and mask propaganda in the first 20 minutes. He noted that the film depicts "anti-maskers" as irresponsible while using a bizarre chemical spray gun scene as a plot device. Watson characterized these Hollywood tropes as reinforcement for the "Covidian religion."

glass onion· netflix· hollywood· social engineering· predictive programming

2:29:35 What he didn't mention was the face mask propaganda, the face mask social engineering that dominated the first 20 minutes of the entire movie. And this is what this video is about. It's called, What on Earth Was This About? Let's roll the clip. It's heavily promoted its new movie glass onion over Christmas and while many savaged it for its woke pandering and spaceship man bad narrative There's another aspect where social engineering is very much on prominent display first 20 minutes of the movie shows most of the characters mumbling through face masks They're also seen performing cringe social distancing greetings Can we

2:30:15 Of course the only people not wearing their masks are the men's rights advocates who run a conspiracy YouTube channel while on the other hand the esteemed scientist character is diligently and properly masked up at all times. And then there's a truly bizarre scene where Ethan Hawke walks on for a two-minute cameo then proceeds to ask each character to remove their face mask before using a spray gun to blast some kind of chemical in their mouth. Whoa. Which then makes the characters safe from the virus and able to remove their masks for the rest of the movie. Speculation raged online as to whether the chemical was supposed to represent a vaccine or just a placebo, but it doesn't really matter because it's never mentioned again. You'd think that the scene had been inserted as some kind of plot device and that the truth about why it happened would be revealed later on in the movie.

2:31:09 But no, it's just bizarrely crowbarred into the film in complete isolation. Predictive programming or just cringe pandering to the new religion? You be the judge. But the demonisation of the anti-mask characters as dangerously irresponsible was a deliberate plot device, weaponised as a lazy trope to facilitate yet another reinforcement of the message. So again, it's interesting, isn't it, how a lot of the normies as part of this new Covidian religion have refused to give up the face mask because they see it as some kind of high status symbol. Like, oh, you're not one of those dangerous, idiotic, thick anti-maskers, are you? They think it bestows on them some kind of intellectual superiority. The funny thing is, whenever you watch a gala, whenever you watch an awards ceremony, the ultra elite, the celebrities walking through those, they're not wearing masks, oh, they know, they don't have to wear them. It's the proles, it's the serfs that busy themselves around them.

2:32:07 and yet still the NPC normies think it's some kind of high status symbol. It's a tool of population control and as I was talking about in the first segment, all the health professionals at the start before they got the memo admitted that masks don't work and they could in fact make it worse. I quoted the World Health Organization official and in this article Peter Hitchens goes through the entire list. Again headline, wear a mask if you want but understand it's about fear and control not health. He quotes Dr Jenny Harris, then a deputy chief medical officer here in the United Kingdom, who said on March 12th 2020 that people could be putting themselves more at risk from contracting COVID by wearing masks. She said they could trap the virus and cause the person wearing it to breathe it in. She said quote, for the average member of the public walking down the street, it's not a good idea. Deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van Tam made similar comments.

2:33:03 He said he didn't believe healthy people should wear them, didn't believe they'd reduce the spread of the disease. Isabelle Oakeshott of the Spectator magazine who co-authored our former health secretary Matt Hancock's COVID memoir recently said that Hancock, our health secretary, basically our equivalent of Fauci at the time, and other people in the government knew full well that non-medical masks do little, very little to prevent the transmission of the virus. But again, they were a tool of population control, a symbol to remind the public that they're in a health emergency and that they need to obey. And of course, then you had the demonization, vilification, denigration of others who didn't wear the face masks, creating that deliberate polarization.

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Excess Non-COVID Deaths and Vaccine Correlation in the UK

Paul Joseph Watson cited data from the Daily Sceptic showing a surge of 30,000 excess non-COVID deaths in the UK since April. He pointed out a correlation between these deaths and vaccine booster campaigns, noting that mortality is higher in highly vaccinated areas like the South East compared to less vaccinated populations in London. Watson criticized the government for failing to publish high-quality data on deaths by vaccination status.

excess deaths· vaccines· london· surrey· mortality rates

2:33:55 So the prisoners would act as wardens towards the other prisoners. And that's what we saw, especially in America, more so in the UK, but we definitely saw some of that in the UK too. Meanwhile, hospitals overrun apparently, NHS underfunded, understaffed. Why is that? Is it simply because of COVID? Well, no, I looked at the official COVID stats for the past four weeks. COVID infections are down, COVID deaths are down. You know what isn't down? Non-Covid excess deaths continue to soar. Nothing to do with the 100% safe and effective, you understand. Again, this is out the daily sceptic. Excess non-Covid deaths surged to 30,000 since April as deaths in week before Christmas hit 20% above average. Listen to this.

2:34:51 Deaths registered in England and Wales were a massive 20.7% above the five-year average in the week ending December 23rd. Again, what is this? It's from illnesses arising out of the fact that everyone's immune system is shot to pieces because of all the vaccines, because they weren't exposed to viruses over the past three years, they have no natural immunity. It's because of the non-treatment of serious illnesses over the past three years, because people were told to stay away from hospitals during lockdown, so all the nurses could perfect their TikTok dance routines. And of course, it's related to the vaccine.

2:35:31 There were a total of 14,530 deaths that week, which is 2,493 above the five-year average. Of these, 429 involved COVID-19, 308 were due to COVID as underlying cause, again, that's nebulous within itself, leaving 2,185 excess non-COVID deaths. And again, the influenza deaths were lower than that as well. So the total number of excess non-covid deaths since the surge began, these are deaths above the average, non-covid related is now just shy of 30,000 again since April. Nobody's talking about the true cause of this. They do in this article where a chart plots the deaths by date of occurrence

2:36:18 against the date of vaccine boosters. And there's a very interesting spike after the boosters were doled out. Again, many of these excess deaths taking place in the over 75s, not in people aged around 50 who were not targeted with the latest booster campaign. They didn't tell people aged 50 or over to get it. They told people aged over 75 to get it. And the excess deaths are impacting them, shockingly enough. It says our excess deaths higher in the vaccinated. The UK government, like other governments, does not publish good quality data on deaths by vaccination status. Gee, I wonder why. However, deaths during 2022 are notable for reversing the usual demographic trends and that's what we're going to get into on the other side because you would expect these excess deaths to impact the poorer non-white population of London, which is also coincidentally less vaccinated, but they haven't. They've impacted

2:37:17 people in better health who were more vaccinated. Fascinating. We'll be back. Summit.News. I'm going. So these control freak technocrats here in the UK, we have our own brand as you do in America, who literally worships the communist Chinese welding people in their homes. The current equivalent of the Treasury Secretary, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,

CHAPTER 38 / 41 Discussion

The "Covidian" Religion and Sudden Athlete Collapses

Paul Joseph Watson reviewed a video titled "Covidians," which mocks those who remain committed to vaccine narratives despite contradictory evidence. He discussed the death of former NFL player Uche Nwaneri, who had previously called for jailing the unvaccinated, and compared it to the media coverage of Damar Hamlin. Watson also noted that Sweden, which avoided lockdowns, now has lower mortality than most of its neighbors.

damar hamlin· uche nwaneri· sweden· covidians· vaccine mandates

2:42:46 We're going to come back and get more into this but first I want to go to this clip. We're going to play about the first three minutes 30 of this. This is called Covidians. Let's roll this clip. The more things change, the more they stay the same. I will never regret the vaccine, even if it turns out I injected actual poison and have only days to live. My heart was in the right place, I got vaccinated out of love, while anti-vaxxers did everything out of hate. If I have to die because of my love for the world, then so be it, but I will never regret or apologize for it. Serious Jonestown vibes. I mean, talk about a true believer.

2:43:38 It's, you know, maybe this is, I mean, it's maybe this is a new religion. Wild to see people posting endless videos of their packed New Year's Eve parties while emergency rooms are packed and doctors are rationing care. Yes, it's 2023, three years later and after everything we've learned. The Covidians. still haven't gone away. You should be wearing masks even when you are vaccinated if you are indoors. Crazy conspiracy theorists are claiming that Covid jabs are fueling new Covid variants. Crazy conspiracy theorists who work for Chexnotes. The Wall Street Journal. Growing evidence suggests that repeated vaccinations may make people more susceptible to XBB and could be fuelling the virus's rapid evolution. Oh well, whatever, roll up your sleeve, it's fifth booster time. Get vaccinated. Thankfully, the efficacy of the vaccine has been vouched for by that bastion of healthy living.

2:44:29 McDonald's tragedy struck when Buffalo Bills player DeMar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest after being struck in the chest when making a tackle. Hamlin, the Buffalo Bills safety, was hit right in the chest. He got up, wobbled for a second, then collapsed. Many rushed to blame Hamlin's collapse on the jab, which... Let's face it, was pretty stupid. He'd literally just been poleaxed in the chest seconds earlier which maybe had something to do with it. Experts pointed out that Hamlin was likely suffering from commotio cordis where a blow to the chest at a precise moment in the electoral cycle stops the heart. Which yes, has happened to professional athletes in the past before the Covid jab. But that rush to judgement enabled the legacy media to exploit the situation. Giving them headlines like this. The inevitable grotesque effort to blame vaccines for Demar Hamlet's collapse.

2:45:17 Lesson being, no, not every death or collapse of someone under the age of 40 is vaccine related. But by the same token, because Hamlin's collapse wasn't caused by the jab, doesn't mean the overwhelming number of athletes who have suffered a similar fate over the last two years should be ignored. A story that received noticeably less coverage than the Hamlin incident was the acute heart failure death of ex-NFL star Uche Nwanri. 38 year old Noannery suddenly collapsed at home and could not be saved. He previously called for the unvaccinated to be jailed, tweeting, quote, OK, so let's get these vaccine mandates and vaccine passports up and running ASAP. We're seeing children die daily from the unvaccinated selfishness. Pregnant women at risk to protect life mandate the vaccine jail. Anyone who refuses to protect life was his death vaccine related.

2:46:02 I don't know, it's a tragedy either way. But it's pretty rich isn't it, when many of the same people who vilify so-called anti-vaxxers for blaming every death on the jab, have spent the last two years blaming every Covid death on the unvaccinated. Not going to comment on the football injury out of respect for the family, but I can't help but notice a lot of people whining about anti-vaxxers being mean for talking about it, are the same people who breathlessly posted every article of an unvaccinated person dying of Covid. That is Covidians, the rest of it is on YouTube. And we have this article as well just finishing off. Sweden did better than its neighbors. Of course Sweden never locked down, never imposed a severe mask mandate. It was described as deadly folly by the Guardian and a disaster by Time magazine. Well now they have a

2:46:48 lower mortality than all of their Nordic neighbors apart from one country. So Sweden was correct in not locking down, not imposing the mask mandates. They've come out of the pandemic way better. We'll be back. I want to come back and talk about what happened in Germany and the backlash to it. Massive riots again by the usual suspects, migrant youths on New Year's Eve and the solution that the government has brought to the table on how they're going to fix this. But first, let's go to this video on a similar topic. Of course, I've talked about this numerous times in the past.

CHAPTER 39 / 41 Discussion

UK Migrant Hotel Housing and Village Impact

Paul Joseph Watson reported on the UK government's plan to house 400 male migrants in a hotel in the small village of Creaton, which has a population of only 500. He criticized the Home Office for not consulting residents and noted that the policy places an immense burden on local infrastructure. Watson highlighted the irony of leftists supporting mass immigration while complaining about the collapse of the NHS.

immigration· creaton· home office· asylum seekers· nhs

2:47:25 £7 million a day of taxpayer money is being spent here in the United Kingdom to put up boat migrants who arrive illegally, half of them from Albania, a country that isn't at war. The vast majority, young migrant working age men, not refugees, to put them up in four star hotels, sometimes five star hotels, and of course to pay for their free healthcare, even at a time when the NHS is supposedly on the brink of collapse. Now they're housing them in literal villages comprising of 500 people. Listen to the policy, the scheme that they're planning to impose on this small village in the United Kingdom. This video is called Imagine This Happening To You. Let's roll it.

2:48:11 Imagine living in a village with a population of just 500 people and then hearing that 400 migrants are going to move in next door. It's not a nightmare. For the residents of Creaton near Northampton, it's very much a reality. Residents in a village near Northampton say they're frightened of a potential 400 asylum seekers being temporarily accommodated at a nearby hotel. In early December, the Home Office informed West Northampton Council of its intention to use the former Highgate House Hotel in the village of Creaton Creatum, which has recently been sold to new owners, is the fourth site for asylum contingency accommodation with the possibility of it becoming operational at the start of January. Think about that. The population of your village almost doubles overnight, with nearly half of it now comprised of almost exclusively male migrants from the Middle East and North Africa. What could possibly go wrong? One resident called the numbers frightening. The council spokesman said you couldn't pick a worse location to put 400 people slapped

2:49:05 bang in the middle of a village. And yet again, as ever, the government didn't even consult them about it. Highgate House is a plush four-star hotel. It's the only hotel in the immediate area. Gym, swimming pool, surrounded by 32 acres. Restaurant, even four poster beds. Bad luck if you booked to have your wedding there because that's definitely been cancelled. Look at the map showing the sheer volume of hotels across the country now being used to house boat migrants. Residents complained that the nearest hospital and GP are already stretched to breaking point. Leftists continually claim about the NHS being in crisis. Short-staffed, underfunded, hospitals overcrowded, yet simultaneously celebrate the fact that we just imported in a

2:49:47 in a single year over a million new people. Simultaneously lobby for illegal boat migrants to be given free hotel accommodation and healthcare at taxpayer expense. What do you think happens when you have a healthcare system already teetering on the brink of collapse because there isn't enough money, facilities or staff to cater for the existing population? Then continually add millions of new people to that burden every single year. We don't even have the resources to take care of our own people. The sick elderly are being forced to wait sometimes hours for an ambulance, sometimes days. Yet in many cases these illegal migrants are being given their own GPs, their own doctors' officers,

CHAPTER 40 / 41 Discussion

New Year's Eve Migrant Riots in Berlin and France

Paul Joseph Watson detailed the violent riots that occurred in Berlin and various French cities on New Year's Eve. He reported that migrant youths targeted police, firefighters, and ambulances with fireworks and stones. Watson criticized European authorities for suggesting a ban on fireworks as the solution rather than addressing immigration policies and the lack of integration among young male migrants.

berlin· france· riots· fireworks· immigration

2:50:26 all on site to take care of their needs. Now they even want us to pay for their therapy. People in the UK are freezing in their homes, unable to afford to pay their heating bill, while they, again almost exclusively young working age men, are safely and warmly ensconced in relative luxury. Now let's go to a similar topic, and this is a phenomenon that we've witnessed since the mid 2010s, Migrants, migrant youths in major European cities choosing to celebrate New Year's Eve by throwing fireworks at people in the street, attacking police officers, attacking firefighters and attacking ambulance workers. In one case literally throwing rocks into an ambulance there in Berlin.

2:51:17 Let's go to this video now. This is the video about the migrant riots in Germany on New Year's Eve. It's called Utter Mayhem Yet Again. Let's roll the clip. New Year's Eve saw absolute bedlam across major European cities yet again. During a night of chaos in Berlin, migrant youths targeted police, firefighters and ambulance workers. Yes, ambulance workers with fireworks and other projectiles. Police and firefighters responded to almost 4,000 incidents, with 15 firefighters and 18 police officers injured. Eyewitnesses described scenes like something out of a war zone. There's footage of them just lobbing bricks through the open door of an ambulance.

2:52:16 This footage of them, I can't even show, firing bullets into police cars. Another clip showed a migrant youth mocking a firefighter then firing a gun into the air. The next day the city was strewn with burnt out vehicles. George Pasdurg, former AfD parliamentary group leader in the Berlin House of Representatives wrote, When are we finally going to admit that we have a huge problem with young male migrants from archaic societies who don't want to integrate? Silencing the problem means continuing to promote it. In a statement released by AfD, the party wrote, Anarchy reigned in Berlin on New Year's Eve. It was a first foretaste of future everyday life in German cities because although the authorities and the press are adamantly silent when it comes to the specific naming of the

2:53:19 perpetrators, the countless videos of that night speak volumes. They are young violent men with a southern appearance who hardly speak German and not only can they immigrate unhindered, they also get paid for a nice life by the traffic light government with tax money. They've stopped even claiming police brutality as a nebulous justification for any of this. Now it's just a routine leisure activity. Football team wins, rampage through the streets setting fire to shit and attacking people. Football team loses, Rampage through the streets setting fire to shit and attacking people. New Year's Eve? Rampage through the streets setting fire to shit and attacking people. And guess what's the only solution being proposed to all this by authorities? Just ban fireworks! Yeah, I'm sure that'll fix it. Place limits on importing the kind of people responsible for all this. Nah, don't be silly. Berlin wasn't the only major city being culturally enriched on New Year's Eve. There were also numerous riots across France where almost 700 cars were set on fire.

2:54:14 and 500 people were arrested. French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin ludicrously suggested that because only 690 vehicles were torched, it had been a relatively quiet night. Darmanin absurdly claimed that there had been quote, no noticeable incidents in the country. Tell that to police in Nantes who were attacked with fireworks. Tell that to the occupants of a children's home in the Haut-Garonne region who had to flee after the building was set on fire Tell that to people in Bordeaux who had fireworks deliberately thrown at them. It's total chaos and it happens all the time, but few dare name the perpetrators. Because telling the truth is apparently far less important than continuing to inflate the myth that diversity is a strength.

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Berlin Riot Arrest Statistics and Net Zero Mobility Controls

Paul Joseph Watson cited statistics showing that 70% of those arrested during the Berlin New Year's riots had a migration background. He criticized the German press for attempting to obscure the perpetrators' identities. Watson also touched on UK proposals to lower motorway speed limits to 64 mph to meet "Net Zero" goals, characterizing it as a move to restrict public mobility.

berlin· afd· net zero· speed limits· immigration statistics

2:55:03 Now in the aftermath to this there's been the usual burying your head in the sand cover up by the German media refusing to name the perpetrators and just saying that basically it's misspent youth. Despite that, Remix has come out with this article, 70% of those arrested for New Year's Eve riots in Berlin have a migration background. Not difficult to tell when you watch the videos of the people doing it, The vast majority of those arrested for riots in Berlin on New Year's Eve are migrants. Local police have confirmed with more racist crime statistics. Says on Tuesday evening Berlin police provided an update on the situation of those arrested in connection with the riots. Of those arrested, 100 have a migration background, 45 hold German citizenship. A total of 18 different nationalities were recorded among the transgressors, mainly from Afghanistan and Syria.

2:55:59 But you know what the solution is? Stop importing the people responsible for this mayhem, for this drastic rise in violent crime across European cities. No, that's not the solution. We need to keep doing that. The solution is to ban fireworks because they can get weapons and literally fire guns into the air perfectly fine. They're banned. They still get them. No, just ban fireworks. German police union urges New Year's Eve fireworks ban. GDP union has urged the government to forbid New Year's Eve fireworks for individual use. They tried that in the past anyway, didn't even work. So Europe continues to enjoy its cultural enrichment.

2:56:42 Meanwhile in the UK, cut motorway speed limit to 64 miles an hour to drive net zero goals. The speed limit on motorways in the UK in some places is already down to 50 miles an hour. It's barely even worth using a motorway anymore in some areas. But again, They're going to control your mobility. They're going to make your life more expensive and more miserable. That's what net zero is about. That's what global warming is about. It's not about controlling the climate. It's about controlling your behavior. That's going to wrap it up for Summit.News. War Room is coming up next. Don't go away.