Wednesday, 12 June 2024

POWERFUL: Stealth Fighting With JP Sears And Mikki Willis

A high-stakes exploration of cultural reclamation through satire and song as the architects of the Plandemic series join forces to challenge the globalist monopoly on the arts.

By The Alex Jones Show | 1h 37m listen | 30 chapters
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About this episode

Mickey Willis and JP Sears join the studio to announce the Austin premiere of Plandemic: The Musical, a high-budget production designed to reclaim the arts from mainstream propaganda. Featuring a cast of dissidents including Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Judy Mikovits, and Del Bigtree, the project serves as a colorful, celebratory contrast to the globalist agenda. Willis and Sears argue that the creative community must use satire and music to dismantle the psychological scar tissue created by years of institutional deception.

The discussion analyzes the conviction of Hunter Biden as a potential tactical maneuver to normalize legal warfare before targeting Donald Trump or replacing Joe Biden with Gavin Newsom on the 2024 ticket. Willis details the CIA's historical influence on popular music to promote demoralization, while Sears highlights the role of the comedian as a modern court jester capable of delivering truth through humor. The group examines the fatherlessness crisis in America, linking the decline of the traditional family unit to long-term strategies by figures like Gloria Steinem and organizations like the WEF to create a dependent, scarcity-minded population.

Musicians Deepak and Johnny Twilight perform the anthem Together We Will Rise live, marking Deepak’s public departure from a lucrative career at Disney to pursue independent truth-telling. Willis shares his personal transformation from a self-described feminist to a defender of traditional masculinity, urging men to become the original leaders their families and communities require to resist centralized control.


CHAPTER 01 / 30 Discussion

Great Awakening Introduction, InfoWars Truth Mission

The broadcast opens with a musical introduction titled "The Great Awakening," emphasizing a collective spiritual and political movement. A declarative statement follows, positioning InfoWars as the sole source of truth regarding future events while accusing other networks of deception.

great awakening· infowars· truth· network· search of treasure

00:04 Welcome to the great awakening Come on, breathe it in It's the moment we've been praying for Like trees, roots woven underground Growing so strong

00:46 No stone will ever break us down. I see a search of treasure, waiting like forever. We were born for this moment, standing strong together. We're standing anywhere and ever. We remember who we are Life is infinite, moving without it Will it stop the trouble we swear? While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Visit InfoWars.com forward slash show and share the link today.

CHAPTER 02 / 30 Discussion

Mickey Willis and JP Sears, Plandemic The Musical Premiere

Mickey Willis and JP Sears join the studio to discuss the upcoming premiere of "Plandemic: The Musical" in Austin, Texas. The production is described as a high-budget passion project designed to reclaim art and music from divisive mainstream messaging. Willis explains the creative choice of a musical format to contrast the "doom and gloom" of current global events with a colorful, celebratory spectacle.

mickey willis· jp sears· plandemic the musical· austin· cinematography

01:46 Well, he used to unconsciously work for Darth Vader, but for many years he's now fought for the American people. Mickey Willis is here with us. PlandemicSeries.com, Plandemic, the musical. And I'm not a huge musical fan, though I like things like Mary Poppins and stuff. But this movie is incredible. It premieres in Austin in just the cinematography and then the music. This has got to be the best musical I've ever seen. And I just can't wait for this thing to reach tens of millions of people like all your other work. And of course, we have J.P. Sears, incredible commentator and comedian. My wife wears his shirts like half the time. I get a little jealous sometimes. My wife's got J.P. Sears' name on her. It's almost like a tramp stamp. It's okay, I get a little jealous. It's good that you didn't complete that last thought, that it's almost like a tramp stamp. It's good that you didn't say that. No, my wife loves you. She loves Mickey too. So I love you guys and I love your crew. Such crazy days.

02:38 Let's talk about the musical first and how important this is to counter this. They're trying to bring back all the same tyranny again, which is why Mickey started making the film in the last year or so. I can tell this is your real passion project. This looks like a $1,500 million budget. You knocked it out of the park. You guys did. And all the people you've got in the movie, it's incredible. Well, thank you. Yeah, it's kind of by necessity really because As I mentioned last time I was on the show that all of everything that has influence over us all of our art or music or poetry everything has been hijacked by these divisive demoralizing messages and so it's really time to reclaim that and take back our music and understand that I mean that's why I've been a big fan of JP for many years because when you stand up for comedy, comedy is one of the best medicines that we'll ever have

03:26 And there's been so many comedians that just bowed down and changed their act and went along with the woke ideology afraid to make people laugh. And this man went in the opposite direction. And that's really what this musical is about. There've been a lot of people have been asking, why a musical? And look, we're not interested in trivializing and being insensitive to something that has done so much damage around the world. It's quite the opposite. We're trying to reach another audience 100%, but we're also, it kind of shows the indoctrination though of even the side that thinks they're fighting for freedom. That it gets mad when they think you're making a joke of this. No, we're not. We're reclaiming all the things that they've taken from us and it's time that we do that. Sure, but I'm not just saying this and I'm gonna shut up and let you guys go here. I know when I see like juicy color and incredible lighting,

04:17 Like this is lit better than the Godfather or something. Like you are a lighting master. I mean, I don't know. I'm serious. You're like the best lighting guy, camera guy I know, not just a great director. How the hell did you make the movie look so good? It's ridiculous. Well, I appreciate that, Alex. And I have an incredible crew, so I can't take all the responsibility for that. But it just really have found... No, but I mean, you know how to... You're like the conductor. You know how to pick the orchestra. Well, yeah, that's part of being a director, absolutely. And for us, it was really about, you know, the beginning of this movie starts in the... most gloomy possible way. Most of it takes place in this grocery store. And then it gets transformed into this colorful renaissance spectacle of light and magic and sound. So I picked it up, you're going for this incredible light, this magic? 100%, 100%. We needed to really draw a contrast between the doom and gloom that's consuming our lives right now and help people remember what it feels like when we're allowed to express our colors and celebrate things. And there's very little celebration happening right now. Everything that matters, everything that's worth living and dying for

05:17 Our holidays are being crushed and everything that we once celebrated is now being deemed racist or or Xenophobic or whatever it might be and so all of that is by design because as we've discussed before What the end game is when we lose our will to live and we lose our love for life and all the little things that are that are magical out there family and being in love and and creating a life together when we lose the importance of those things and what do we have to What is there left to fight for? And that is exactly what they want us where we're just ready to follow the authoritarians because we've given up on family and everything that matters. And you've got everybody from Robert Malone to Dale Bigtree to JP Sears. This is incredible. Yeah, thank you. Yeah, it's a rattle off who's in this. He couldn't get Robert De Niro, so he had to settle for Robert Malone.

CHAPTER 03 / 30 Discussion

Plandemic Cast, Robert Malone and Brave Artists

The discussion highlights the cast of the musical, featuring prominent figures like Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Judy Mikovits, and Del Bigtree alongside platinum artists like Jimmy Levy and High-Res. These individuals are celebrated for their bravery in speaking out during the 2020 pandemic despite facing professional cancellation. The participants suggest that these figures serve as thriving examples for the public as they anticipate future health crises.

robert malone· judy mikovits· del bigtree· jimmy levy· high-res

06:10 I think we made a choice there. Yeah, I think so at the end of the day So we have Judy Michalovitz. We have Robert Malone. We have JP Sears We have Deepak who's our musical director the incredible musician who will be performing here on the show with us here in a few minutes We have Jimmy Levy from American Idol we have Angel Garcia from America's Got Talent and We have high-res the rapper and by the way are all like platinum artists. They're all doing really really well And and so it's it's you know kudos to them really we chose the people that the other reason for this is The people that chose to spoke out and to be brave and that and that told the truth early on

06:52 They got demonized and canceled. And so this is like, this is a way to say, actually at the end of the day, it comes full circle and these people will be celebrated just like. And it's important to celebrate because we're not about like, oh, we were right, you were wrong. But we need to point out we were right and we were demonized. So we should celebrate we were right. Yeah, and I think with a lot of these folks you mentioned, Mickey, who are in the musical, who spoke out, I think it's important for people to see, hey, they're still alive. Not only are they still alive, they're thriving and happier than ever. Because I think like the next time we go through another pandemic, people need to see the examples of, hey, if you speak up,

07:32 you're going to come out of this thriving. Look at all these, you know, early, early voices in 2020 here they are. So we know it's coming again. It's coming again. We've got to, yeah, I'm looking forward to the bird flu. I think this is going to be a good one. Keep going, I'm interrupting. So here in my body of science that I represent science right now as you know, Alex. You are science. I can't question you at all or I'm questioning science. Yeah, the bird flu is coming. We don't know exactly what the cure for it's gonna be, but we do know mail-in ballots are gonna be a part of it. That's gonna be very important. That's actually the vaccine, yeah.

CHAPTER 04 / 30 Discussion

Bird Flu Predictions, Mail-in Ballots and FBI Satire

A satirical exchange occurs regarding the potential arrival of "bird flu" and its alleged connection to mail-in ballots for upcoming elections. The conversation shifts to the legal pressures facing the broadcast, with the hosts noting that their use of satire is often misinterpreted or suppressed by authorities.

bird flu· mail-in ballots· fbi· satire· censorship

08:07 Yeah, it's pretty good. But it's populism. If we ever do have a real and we'll get back to the musical, but I'm immature. So I have to digress. If we ever do have a real pandemic, I guarantee I'll be the first one to die. I'm just so jaded by what we've gone through the past four years. I could see bodies getting vaporized in front of me and I'll just walk right into it. I'm like, I don't believe it. Well, only 4% uptake on the poison shot. Now that the 10th boost of the 10th shot is down here. Is it only 4%? That's that's actually inspiring. It is for everybody asking watching on TV. What's up with the FBI guard? Though you guys do look good in it. I've just buying merch from my favorite team, Alex.

08:51 It's so nice of you to laugh at a stupid joke. No, no. Let's say you guys had a great skit idea and actually wanted to do it, but they would spin it because we're actually being shut down. We're actually under attack. You guys wanted to come in and SWAT teaming, which would be fun. It was a genius idea. Then they'd say, look, Jones stage this. It's obviously Santar. Cause when you do, when I do Santar, I don't do it anymore because they, they spin it and say, it isn't real. Yeah, but I think you're being persecuted. I mean, maybe President Trump is the only person being persecuted more than you. I mean, they're going after you because you represent a voice and I think they obviously wanna make an example out of you, so. 100%, they're mad at the audience. They just wanna shut a showdown so that an audience doesn't have a community. That's why what you guys do with these great films is so important and what you've done with Pandemic, Mickey, forming community.

CHAPTER 05 / 30 Discussion

CIA Influence on Music, Reclaiming the Arts

Mickey Willis argues that the CIA has funded and influenced the lyrical content of popular music for decades to promote demoralization and division. He calls upon the creative community to use their "God-given gifts" to reverse this indoctrination by focusing on truth rather than mere entertainment. The segment emphasizes that artists who step forward to challenge the status quo ultimately find personal and spiritual freedom.

cia· psyop· creative community· indoctrination· hero's journey

09:41 Yeah, thank you. Well, that's the way that we fight back. I'm really urging all of the creative community out there, all of the filmmakers and singers and songwriters and everyone to, if you're not focused on this right now, I think you're going to regret it because what the world doesn't need right now is just more entertainment. If we all draw our attention and our talents, our God-given gifts, to the truth and letting people know, then we can reverse a lot of the indoctrination that's happened through our gifts. As I said, if you consider the lyrical content of most of the songs that have been produced over the last 20 years, 30 years,

10:21 And with it switch from love songs and heartache and all the things that you know are part of the human plight and it's in you know it's all about shooting cops and and being oppressed and all of the different which is all admittedly funded all CIA funded and and it's been a psyop for for a generation now and so People always ask how do we undo this because it's it's permeated everything that matters to us and how we how we undo it is by the artists stepping forward and And it takes some courage to do that because you will experience pushback, you will find out really quick who your friends are and who they're not. But at the end of the day, I don't know one artist, one doctor, one filmmaker who has stepped forward who regrets it. Because there really is something to say about this idea that the truth sets us free.

11:16 Historically, some people that were right get destroyed and they don't even see the change they did save humanity. We get to see it like, because I guess with the compression of time for the singularity, everything's moving so quick now, we get to see our success right away. I think that's what the globalists misunderstood. I think it's a fascinating time to be alive because what you do or what you don't do, you get to see it have an effect for positive or worse. So I think it's a very special time to be alive because what we do, it really matters. If you think back to 1991, like what you did, like cool.

11:51 Cool, hopefully you did great things. But what we do right now, we really get to see it pay off if we choose to take action that's aligned with our own minds, our own heart, and preferably our soul as well. Well, let's elaborate on that because Lennon was an evil guy, but he was obviously 180 IQ and very smart. And he said there are decades when nothing happens and weeks when decades happen. And so the Global Summit, the Center on White Papers, how society for usually about 100 years is frozen like steel. and there's a status quo, but then there becomes revolutionary times are liquefied. The angrier world swab talks about during that day, want to rearrange things. But if we're awake to the great reason that's happening, that they're trying to control, we can do incredible things during this period. 100% with you, with you 100%. But that's what it requires is all of us to hear a message like that and to step into it, because it really is.

CHAPTER 06 / 30 Discussion

Revolutionary Times, Globalist White Papers and Heroism

The dialogue references Vladimir Lenin and Klaus Schwab to describe the current era as a "liquefied" revolutionary time where decades of change happen in weeks. The participants discuss the "hero's journey" as a necessary framework for individuals to find internal strength against obvious external evil. They argue that providing a positive alternative is just as important as resisting the "Great Reset."

klaus schwab· globalist· white papers· hero's journey· great reset

11:16 Historically, some people that were right get destroyed and they don't even see the change they did save humanity. We get to see it like, because I guess with the compression of time for the singularity, everything's moving so quick now, we get to see our success right away. I think that's what the globalists misunderstood. I think it's a fascinating time to be alive because what you do or what you don't do, you get to see it have an effect for positive or worse. So I think it's a very special time to be alive because what we do, it really matters. If you think back to 1991, like what you did, like cool.

11:51 Cool, hopefully you did great things. But what we do right now, we really get to see it pay off if we choose to take action that's aligned with our own minds, our own heart, and preferably our soul as well. Well, let's elaborate on that because Lennon was an evil guy, but he was obviously 180 IQ and very smart. And he said there are decades when nothing happens and weeks when decades happen. And so the Global Summit, the Center on White Papers, how society for usually about 100 years is frozen like steel. and there's a status quo, but then there becomes revolutionary times are liquefied. The angrier world swab talks about during that day, want to rearrange things. But if we're awake to the great reason that's happening, that they're trying to control, we can do incredible things during this period. 100% with you, with you 100%. But that's what it requires is all of us to hear a message like that and to step into it, because it really is.

12:43 As tried as it might sound, we are the ones we've been waiting for. And there's no, as I've talked to you many times about what I've learned through 30 plus years of studying the hero's journey is, there's a reason that Hollywood adapted the structure of the hero's journey and that so many of our iconic movies have that cliche message that we are the one, that the force is within. And- And so we go get it there in a simulation instead of doing it in our own lives. Yeah. Yeah, and doing it in our own lives, I think, is a special time to be alive because, in my opinion, evil has never been more obvious in the world. It's been in the world, but it's been hiding in the shadows. So because it's so obvious at this time, I think it's the greatest motivating force that's awakening people. I mean, we see how fueled you are, Alex. We see how fueled Mickey is, Del Bigtree.

13:37 I do my best to contribute and the biggest motivating force is we see the obvious evil and we inherently know if we don't do anything then what happens is our fault. But if we don't want to see the negative happen, Then we're motivated to become not as strong as we think we are, but as strong as we actually are. So people rise to the occasion when we see this obvious evil. Well, that's right. It's not enough to recoil from evil. You've got an offer and alternative. Yeah, you do. Yeah. And last time we sat here at this desk, Alex, we talked a little bit about.

14:13 The idea that we're living in the wrong direction, that we're living from the outside in. We're trying to accumulate stuff out there that will hopefully one day bring us the peace and the love and the connection that we want on the inside. And that the proper way to live is from the inside out. And so that when we talk from that direction, for me it really inspires understanding the deepest reason why we made a musical. And that is When you consider that this, well Nikola Tesla said it best, he said if you want to understand the secrets of the universe, start thinking in terms of sound, energy and vibration. It's everything. It's literally everything. It's not the top, it's everything. That's right. And so when you understand the incredible

CHAPTER 07 / 30 Discussion

Nikola Tesla, Sonic Bloom and Vibrational Science

Mickey Willis discusses the importance of sound, energy, and vibration, citing Nikola Tesla’s theories as a foundation for understanding the universe. He explains the concept of "entrainment" and "sonic bloom," where specific frequencies—such as birds chirping—activate plant life and biological synchronization. This vibrational science is presented as a tool for defending against energetic attacks and improving human physiology.

nikola tesla· sonic bloom· entrainment· frequency· dna

13:37 I do my best to contribute and the biggest motivating force is we see the obvious evil and we inherently know if we don't do anything then what happens is our fault. But if we don't want to see the negative happen, Then we're motivated to become not as strong as we think we are, but as strong as we actually are. So people rise to the occasion when we see this obvious evil. Well, that's right. It's not enough to recoil from evil. You've got an offer and alternative. Yeah, you do. Yeah. And last time we sat here at this desk, Alex, we talked a little bit about.

14:13 The idea that we're living in the wrong direction, that we're living from the outside in. We're trying to accumulate stuff out there that will hopefully one day bring us the peace and the love and the connection that we want on the inside. And that the proper way to live is from the inside out. And so that when we talk from that direction, for me it really inspires understanding the deepest reason why we made a musical. And that is When you consider that this, well Nikola Tesla said it best, he said if you want to understand the secrets of the universe, start thinking in terms of sound, energy and vibration. It's everything. It's literally everything. It's not the top, it's everything. That's right. And so when you understand the incredible

14:55 Theory of entrainment of synchronization and you understand that there are a lot of things that we haven't scratched the surface on and that's by design So, you know, not only does our does the music the actual frequency of the music affect our body at a cellular and a DNA level But there have been a lot of studies, incredible studies that have shown the entrainment of devices, everything from grandfather clocks to metronome systems that you put them together on a flexible platform and they start to synchronize in perfect sync together. Just like women, they've done studies with like sealed walls, as you know about it.

15:32 So they're not picking up pheromones, but and it happens with other mammals that within a month or two They all sync up on their periods even though they're not even in physical their menstrual cycle start to Man as well go ahead Mickey. Yeah, that's right. Let's be clear on that. Yeah. Thank you JP but the you know the Understanding that even even this the sympathetic empathetic reaction that we have to another person yawning, right? There's there's a energetic connection there What what is the science behind that and we haven't explored that on a deep enough level to really understand? There's a thing called sonic bloom and if you understand what sonic bloom is

16:08 Why do the birds chirp in the morning? Well, the birds chirp in the morning and they actually activate the plant life around them to wake up an hour before the sun rises and to bloom. So the frequency that the birds create actually activate the nature around them. It's a life symphony. It truly, truly is. And so these are the things that if we start to pay more attention to that, we'll actually become better equipped to defend ourselves against all the different forms of attacks that are coming from the sky and everywhere else and energetically and vibrationally at us to understand that it really is important. And again, this is why I love my friend JP because the

CHAPTER 08 / 30 Discussion

Comedy as Medicine, Satire and The Court Jester

JP Sears describes comedy and satire as essential instruments for slicing through "psychological scar tissue" created by corruption and hypocrisy. Comparing the comedian to the historical court jester, the group discusses how humor can reach people's souls in ways that raw data cannot. They emphasize that comedy, music, and data must work together in a "symphony" of resistance.

comedy· satire· court jester· tucker carlson· psychological scar tissue

16:46 the power of laughter, there's very few things as healing when we are driven to and inspired to laugh. The entire physiology of our body shifts. Everything shifts. I was about to say, sometimes I feel guilty that I'm just exposing all their evil and being kind of negative, but I guess that's kind of an emergency warning deal. But I know some of the most successful stuff I ever did was comedy, and then I've kind of gotten a dark phase, I'm coming out of it, where comedy really is the secret. Well, I personally I think it's one of the secrets. I think, you know, we need left brain data. We need music reclaiming the arts like we're doing with Plandemic the Musical. You look at Dr. Malone, Del Bigtree, Alex Jones, Tucker Carlson. We're

17:31 We're all in the same symphony. We're playing different instruments, but we're in the same symphony playing the same song. And I think comedy is one of the instruments that needs to be played. I think one of the cool things about it is it goes a little bit beyond the left brain, kind of tickles the right brain. Well, the gesture is always known as the prophet in the court who's even allowed to criticize the king. The gesture is a very important thing. Absolutely, I think the purpose of the gesture as you point out, personally I think it's to use a sort of satire to slice holes through the psychological scar tissue of their lies, hypocrisy and corruption. And then nothing touches the soul more than music. I mean, people are stuck in their heads.

18:11 That's why we need to reclaim the arts, comedy, yes, but really music as well to reach people. And first time I saw the musical, I was shocked. I'm sitting there at the end, I'm crying. I didn't get new information from the musical, because that's not what it's meant to be, but I was touched. Well, you got it a whole other way. Yeah, yeah. So a new delivery is new though. Very much. New parts of me were online now. I can't wait for the masses to be touched. So how do we make this, it's incredible, how do we make this a super hit? I mean everything you do is successful, but how do we really get behind a pandemic the musical?

CHAPTER 09 / 30 Discussion

Decentralized Distribution, Plandemic Free Release Model

Mickey Willis details his "people-powered" distribution model, announcing that "Plandemic: The Musical" will be released for free online following its Austin premiere. He recounts receiving a notice from Google that his previous work was the hardest media to stop due to its decentralized nature. The strategy is presented as the primary defense against corporate censorship and the globalist agenda of centralized power.

decentralization· censorship· google· oscar· people-powered

18:51 Well, it'll be free as all of my movies are and we will put a downloadable link available on our site once we're ready to go live with the movie and everything about the movie can be seen at plannedemic.com. Just the trailer is available right now. We have our Austin premiere, the big cast and crew premiere that everyone in the movie will be at. And after that sometime, probably about a month later or so, we're going to go live and give it out to the world for free. And then it's time for the people to do what the people do. The movies that I've made would not be the most seen independent movies in history if it weren't for the people. It's a people-powered distribution model where we give everything away. The films are made on donation so I can

19:32 have no worry about ROI. So it's literally in their hands? It's in their hands and I allow people to do, people hold screenings all over the world with my films and I'll have people call me sometimes and say, you know they're charging $10 for your movie. I say whatever, that's their movie now. We literally give it to the people. And I think that's the way it should be really. And it's the way it needs to be today because of the censorship. The only way for us to really counter the censorship is to not have things live on singular platforms, but to decentralize things. That's everything's going decentralized and that's really the opposite direction When I talk about the solutions to what we're going through right now, everything is stopping and moving in the opposite direction. Everything's going to siloed subscription, you're going the opposite way. Opposite direction. So when you look at the, we talk about the globalist a lot. What is the globalist agenda? Well, it's a total centralized power. It's the control of our food systems, our currencies.

20:25 Our lives, our medical, our politics, everything, where they can just turn it off and on from a single push of a button. And so the answer is sovereignty. It's coming back to what made America and what makes America wonderful, which is this celebration of the individual and the protection of the individual. So when we come back into realizing that we need to go decentralized and keep it in the hands of the people. I used to, once upon a time, won an Academy Award because that's kind of what Hollywood brainwashes you as the Holy Grail. And I actually received that in the form of a notice that Google had sent out saying that Plandemic was the hardest piece of media that they'd ever tried to stop because it was in the hands of the people and it was decentralized. That was the real Oscar, was the People's Award. That's exactly it. And so we really need to listen to that and to realize that that's the way we do it. But what we have to do is to give up our greed.

21:22 And that kind of hoarding mentality that we've learned through marketing and distribution that you have to capture the audience. Now that the bankruptcy, they're shutting down InfoWars, they literally told us don't download your stuff, stop telling people to share it. They've always done that. I'm like, they're trying to act like that's a crime or something. Yeah. Hey, we saw you on the show. You're saying download all your stuff before we shut down. It's always been free. Yeah, that's great. But yeah, it's like the Johnny Appleseed model. Download InfoWars, download all the pandemic films, and we're We're gonna make America awake again. And another thing is, for people that aren't super white but are starting to get there, it's easy. If the mainstream media is pushing something, if you just do the opposite, you're gonna be in good stead. Your banning average is gonna be real high. Chances are. About 900, just doing the opposite of what the media tells you. Yeah.

22:11 Yeah, these people are not our friends. Again, plandemicseries.com? Plandemic.com. Either one. It'll take you there. All right, plandemic.com, plandemic.com, Plandemic the Musical. You thinking about it, what, a month or so it's coming out? It'll be live to the world in summer, around a month. We're still getting things together and finding out the best way to get it out on the largest scale possible. This is a 30-minute movie, and it's not your traditional... Many years ago, I coined the term 360Win.

CHAPTER 11 / 30 Discussion

Hunter Biden Conviction, Joe Biden Cognitive Decline

The panel analyzes the conviction of Hunter Biden, suggesting it may be a tactic to normalize legal proceedings before targeting Donald Trump or to facilitate Joe Biden's removal from the 2024 ticket. They discuss Joe Biden's recent appearance at a Juneteenth celebration as evidence of rapid cognitive decline. Speculation follows regarding Gavin Newsom potentially replacing Biden at a virtual Democratic National Convention.

hunter biden· joe biden· juneteenth· cognitive decline· gavin newsom

29:48 Yeah, so where do you want to start? What's going on in the world right now? We'll give a chance to get set in about, you know, six, seven minutes we'll go to them. Yeah, six, seven minutes we'll go to Deepak and Johnny who are going to sing the title track to the movie, the musical right here, Together We Will Rise, which I actually bought you a shirt, Alex. So we have this for you here. So it's Together We Rise and then we have the poster on the back here if you want to see that with all the names on there. Can't wait to wear it. Thank you so much, Miggy. You're very, very welcome. Yeah, in the world of politics, I mean, what's going on? The thing that I find interesting is the conviction of Hunter Biden and understanding what's really going on behind that and what could that be used for. Are we trying to normalize the conviction and show that even Biden will succeed to his son and no one's above the law and will even take down a Biden? It seems to be a little bit of that. Absolutely, it's like, you see, it's fair, but that's because they want Biden out now.

30:45 Yeah, yeah for sure. I actually think that's in the works right now Alex. There's a lot of people talking about that and I've been saying all along I can't see that they run him for the full campaign and we're really based off of what happened at the the Juneteenth celebration the day where you know he's on camera for a solid 10 minutes just frozen. I think it's really hard for them to deny any longer that there's some cognitive decline. He's degrading quickly. How do you see this unfolding, Jimmy? So, I think evil is evil, but it's not stupid. These powers that are attacking Trump. So everything they've done, prosecutions, convictions, it just makes them more popular. And it frightens me

31:29 To think maybe they expect that. So something I was talking about months ago is well if they get him in prison, they try to do this corrupt stuff of stripping him of his secret service and I saw a Democratic, I don't know if it was a congressman or a senator last week, proposed something. Well, if he goes to prison, we got to- And I saw that, they said throw him in Rikers, no security. Yeah, and then- It's a death sentence. We know that's the death sentence. Hopefully, that doesn't happen, but how would that not be part of what they're talking about? And that's a death sentence. It's like Derek Chauvin, the cop who got stabbed 20 something times. The media, the left celebrated that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And so when Biden collapses or they pretend they just discover he's got incompetency, cognitive decline issues.

32:18 I don't know if I'm being too obvious, but I'd imagine enter Gavin Newsom. He looks the part and I, well, that's the word Roger stones was out of three years. Yeah. Yeah. So that would be my bet. I would have thought they've done it by now, but I could imagine them the longer they wait, the more of a, a a shock and more of a savior Newsom could look like. No, I totally agree because there'll be no criticism to him till the, I think it's the DNC in Chicago is where they do it. Okay. And they've already said it's going to be virtual. So I think that's happens. So we need the meme of Indiana Jones and Reynolds lost arc when he's in the temple and he replaces the idol, the, the, the, the, the Sam of the idol. We need

CHAPTER 12 / 30 Discussion

Gavin Newsom Criticism, California Policy Failures

Mickey Willis and JP Sears critique Gavin Newsom's record in California, citing business closures and failed economic policies as major liabilities for a potential presidential run. They compare Newsom's public persona to the character Patrick Bateman from "American Psycho," characterizing his leadership as "dark" and reliant on gaslighting the electorate about the state's condition.

gavin newsom· california· fast food wages· patrick bateman· gaslighting

32:56 Biden may remove the news something good. Yeah, I think I'll put my neck out there to say that I think that that was the plan and I think that plan has shifted and I think they tested him and that little debate that he did and and I think with the decline of California, I'm a California native now proud Texan but I I agree that's that's shifting and they're gonna bring somebody else in as my guests Oh big Mike Nope, nope, nope. I think it would be someone else who I don't know, but they would, I think they'd be, they'd be crazy to go with a new son because there's a lot of dirt on that guy. He's run the city and everything from the, from the increase of, of, um, of,

33:37 of wages has, you know, pushing all the fast food stores to close and all that all the policies that he's pushed over the past two years have been absolute utter failures. And so I think that he would have a really hard time in the campaign trail. And even, you know, there's a lot of Democrats that don't trust him. You know, he's he's he's his reputation has has waned and he makes Patrick Bateman. This is a visceral response. If I was walking down the street and I saw him, I would actually, I'm not a scaredy cat, but I would walk around him. He looks like what they wish. Patrick Bateman was cause I mean, obviously Christian Bale does a great job in that movie, but nothing like, I mean, Newsome to me, I guess I have discernment just like say, yeah, I'm like, well, that's Satan right there. Like, yeah, there's something dark. And I think if we're talking in the frame of honesty in reality, Mickey, I think you're right. Like campaigning off of what California is just a dumpster fire.

34:33 But I don't necessarily believe the Democrats would have their campaign based off of any degree of honesty or reality So if their campaign strategy is gaslighting if he can look the part. Hey, California is doing great The party's final command was ignore the senses of your eyes and ears and if they can get people to do that then you kind of factor in if they're willing to run Biden or Newsom, even though they're both disasters, that might tell you they have a real confidence in their election outcome strategy. Yes, yes. Yeah, so maybe Mickey is projecting his logic onto this. Mickey's a good, what I don't like most about Mickey is he's a good person and he just projects that onto people that don't deserve it. I'm trying, I'm really working on that, JP. All right, introduce the great folks at the musical, who they are, they're about to sing this for us.

CHAPTER 13 / 30 Discussion

Live Performance, Together We Will Rise Theme Song

Musicians Deepak and Johnny Twilight perform "Together We Will Rise," the closing theme song from "Plandemic: The Musical," live in the studio. Following the performance, Deepak speaks about the song's message of unity and bridging the divide in a polarized world. The hosts praise the track as an "anthem of resistance" and discuss the spiritual calling behind the music.

deepak· johnny twilight· together we will rise· unity· live music

35:24 Well, I have the honor of introducing a couple of musicians and one in particular, Deepak, who's been a dear friend of mine for about 15 years, one of the most talented virtuosos of music that I've ever met. And, you know, I come from the music world before I even moved into film, and I will say that I love working with musicians, but I've never quite had the experience of the really the the inspiration that comes through this person and working and and the patience really I have a tendency to my standards are very high when it comes to art and and So I am one that will work on something for three months And if it just doesn't move people the way I intended it to I will trash it and start over and there are some musicians Who don't like that believe it or not some artists that don't like that Deepak was one that worked with me through

36:13 many, many endless iterations of songs and lyrical content till we got it just right. And I've never had anyone that was so willing to scrap everything and start over. And so it is my honor and my pleasure to singing the theme song, the closing theme song of Plandemic the Musical, Johnny and Deepak. Rise up from the ashes. Rise up from the flames See through the lies that feed the fires that we create Come out from the shadows Come out in plain sight Nothing to lose, it's time to move into the light

37:14 Together, united, denied, or fighting No more hiding anymore Our story, we write it, we'll lose it We can't keep quiet anymore Cause together we will rise, under we will rise Under we will rise, it's way any longer It's our time, yeah, it's our time Together we will rise, together we will rise Together we will rise, can't wait any longer, it's our time. Now we're fighting for the lives of our sons and daughters. It's a war we're gonna lose if we divide ourselves apart. It's time to rip the veil that covers everything. The talking heads that wanna make us blind. And when we strike back,

38:28 We shoot love into the sky Together, united, denied, or fighting No more hiding anymore Our story, we ride it, or lose it We can't keep quiet anymore Cause together we will rise, oh Together we will rise, oh Together we will rise, can't wait any longer It's our time, yeah, this is our time Together we will rise, together we will rise, together we will rise Can't wait any longer, this time, yeah, this is our time Together we will rise

39:51 Together we will rise, together we will rise, together we will rise. Can't wait any longer, it's our time, yeah, this is our time. Wow, I mean, the song was so good, I'd saw it in the musical, I had to put the shirt on right now. Literally, I feel like Trump should play this at his rallies. This is like the anthem of resistance and awakening and amazing job. Wow.

40:27 I mean, that was a live performance right there, guys. Thank you guys. It was our pleasure to sing for you guys. I get an honor to be on your show. Been following you for a long time and this song really came through for us as a channel. It was like really like, hey, there's a calling happening in the world right now. There is division, there's polarization. And we just believe that unity is really the way and bridging the divide and being able to have conversations and being able to disagree consciously and having that health come back. So together is how we were gonna rise. It's bringing it together and it is our time right now. There's ever more than a time than ever to focus on unity and focus on ending the division and bringing back the values of humanity. This is the time to do it. The only way to rise is together. That's right.

CHAPTER 14 / 30 Discussion

Identity Politics, LGBTQIA+ Subcategories and Division

The discussion turns to the "slicing and dicing" of the population into subcategories, using the expansion of the LGBTQIA+ acronym as an example of a "divide and conquer" strategy. The participants argue that these labels strip individuals of their primary identity and are used by the system to prevent unified resistance.

lgbtqia+· nambla· divide and conquer· identity· class warfare

41:09 Yeah, it's true. It's true. Last thing they want us to do too. That's why there's so much effort put into dividing us and slicing and dicing us into subcategories. As I've always said, the best example, the real living example of this is what they've done with LGBTQIA+. This is a great iconic way for us to look at How they do that because once upon a time it was the gay community, then it was the gay and bisexual community. That makes sense. Then it was a gay and bisexual lesbian community. Okay, the women want to be called something different. Okay, that's cool.

41:45 So, gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, it just keeps going. And so we have to look at that as a model. And now they're bringing the NAMBLA group in. They get you to say you're in a group, now they can't, anything they want to it, they're taking your identity. Anything, so it's divided by class, divided by income, divided by neighborhood, by county, by Texans against Californians, wherever they can draw the line. Total divide and conquer. It's 100% that, but the conquer part's not going to happen, Alex. Even for what's going on here with you right now. I want to get into the personal little let's get back to rule I want to get me to it We're gonna come in the next hour cover news with you guys, but let's talk more about planned emmink the movie and In closing comments from these great guys, right? Yeah, so I wanted to also shout back Mickey he was

CHAPTER 15 / 30 Discussion

Deepak’s Departure from Disney, Choosing Truth Over Paychecks

Mickey Willis shares the story of Deepak’s decision to leave a lucrative career composing music for Disney to join the "Plandemic" project. Deepak is described as having jumped off the "New World Order mothership" to prioritize truth and humanity over a corporate paycheck. The segment concludes with a quote attributed to Wayne Dyer about not dying with your music still inside you.

disney· new world order· leap of faith· team humanity· wayne dyer

42:28 talking earlier, very beautiful words. And I wanted to say also it's been an honor and privilege to work with him as well. And he's brought me and us to a whole new level musically with working on the music. It was really so much fun to be able to write all of these songs with a mission in mind of bringing peace and love and joy and working with JP is hilarious. and Mickey's such a great storyteller, and as you said earlier, amazing with the lighting. He is the lighting guy. I think he even called this, the room we're in right now, this is called Mickey Lighting. And so I think we look good because of him. So thanks to him. Well, that's the thing is I built InfoWars to have music and crews and multiple studios. We don't do it much, but it's fun in the twilight to finally do it. It is.

43:07 Totally. And then, yeah, and the song Together We Rise also, you know, was sparked originally by the Independent National Convention, which we got to be a part of as well. So now we get to like really be excitedly sharing this song and it's like closing, it's closing the movie out in a really beautiful way. And we've got Hi-Rez and Jimmy and we've got a country song in there we'll be doing, Let the Freedom Ring. It's my, one of my first country songs ever, which will be debuted in the film. We got Angel Garcia. We, um, you know, just so many amazing people got to work together and, you know, with, the writing and directing of Mickey is it was really awesome and you know Johnny Twilight right here an old friend of mine we've been singing together for years singing always we always sang songs about unity and joy and love you want to share anything would be great. Yeah I just want to just highlight how much positivity is flowing not only from this song that we made but this this movie and I just love that there's such a light at the end of the tunnel with all this stuff because yeah it can get very dark and scary but

43:56 This sort of song and this movie, it just brings such a unity through light. And I think that's just so important for this movement. Absolutely. Yeah, the subject of light is so important, you know, it's about to say you called movie light There you go, because it really is important. I want to break it down this way So I've been working in the in the field of 3d digital arts for three decades right now And if you really examine what is the difference between the original? Animations that we would look at the old Looney Tunes and whatever that what they call 2d animation what creates 3d animation answer shadow

44:33 And they say that we live in the third dimension reality right here on planet Earth. And so there's a necessity for shadow. The problem is, is when the shadow tries to take over and obscure the entire picture, then it just becomes darkness. And so in times like these, our reaction must be shining our light even brighter. That's right. Wow, profound. Johnny Twilight, Deepak, anything else? Yeah, I was gonna just say one final thing is like the blessing of my parents my name Deepak translates to light That's literally what it means is one who lights up or enlightened one or light. So it's just ironic. We're talking about light and Yeah, it's just like I think that's what we're here to do. I mean, I think each of us inside have

45:17 of vibration and we were, you know, Mickey and I've been talking a lot about vibration, Johnny and all and everything lately, but that vibration really is what light is, is a perturbation of space. And if we can shine that underneath all of our stories, we all grow up, you know, coming into this world as innocent balls of light and then life happens to us however we grow up. And if we can get to that place of being able to get back and sift through and excavate to the core of ourselves, I think we all can be connected as a human race into our light once again, you know? And there's a little bit of a story here I want to share about Deepak because it's inspiring and hopefully it'll inspire other artists to do the same thing. So Deepak was making a living off of making music for Disney.

45:55 for a number of years. And to take that leap of faith to go against one of the biggest monster machines on the planet. He jumped out of the New World Order mothership of motherships. Exactly what he did in the most courageous way, went out online, of course got attacked by everyone who thought they were on his side. But his point of view is our point of view, which is there is no side, there's team humanity, the end, period. And so he came out and took the arrows for a minute to say, listen, I'm not willing to do this work anymore. I'm not willing to work for corporations that are doing damage to our children and our planet. And I'm going to stand for something, perhaps one of the most controversial brands in the world, to really put my stake in the ground and say that I'm more concerned with and committed to truth.

46:45 unity than I am making the paycheck that I used to make. And it's going to be total commitment because you realize that the enemy's total death. So why not? The only choice once you'd make the choice though, then it's like, well, this is the only choice like you said. Well, it really is and it keeps us enslaved. That's what how the system is created, right? It's like a little bit of bread and circus to keep us barely paying our bills and having to sing their song. But as a really wise man named Fred Dyer said, many years ago, don't die with your music still in you. So sing your song. and leave your imprint and your legacy on this planet. And if everyone lived from that, from the purest place, things would change really fast. And the good news is they are. All right, I'm Deepak and Johnny, we're gonna come back for five more minutes. We have a little short segment, some stations join us in six minutes, we're still on radio stations, that old fashioned thing. We're gonna go to break, come back in two minutes, finish up with those guys, and then move into the other news. Beautiful. 12 products that have not been available for a long time

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CHAPTER 16 / 30 Discussion

Intuition and Meditation, Clearing the Intellect

Deepak discusses the importance of slowing down, breathing, and meditation to access "inner sovereignty" and intuition. He argues that while the intellect can be contradictory, the spirit provides a clear path and alignment. The host reflects on his own experience of learning to trust his intuition after years of ignoring it.

intuition· meditation· spirit· divine· breathing

48:39 And for breaking news and updates, be sure and follow me at RealAlexJones here on X. Yeah, absolutely. You know, it's just, uh, I think, I think as we're staying in the theme of listening to the calling, I think the deepest thing that I've been experiencing as a musician, um, and as, as you know, Mickey was alluding to was like being courageous and making choices. So if that's the message for other artists, other people, other anyone, entrepreneurs, people with a voice.

49:18 and really listening and slowing down and breathing and listening to that light inside the spirit because there's this intuition I think. I think our minds are beautiful, our intelligence is absolutely beautiful and it gives us guidance, it gives us intellect, it gives us the strategy and the logic to figure things out but there's a deep truth underneath all of that that's very clear. You know, the intellect can be like, hey do this or don't do it, it might question itself, it might even contradict itself. But I think the deeper intellect, the intuition, the spirit underneath is sort of clear. There's alignment, there's a path. And as I get more deep into breathing and meditation and encouraging others to get deeper into breathing and meditation, I find that the intellect or the clouds of the intellect clear and that underneath that fog is this truth. And that's where we start finding alignment and find that, you know, the world wants to divide us, the world wants to give us

50:06 you know, enemies and division and polarization. But underneath all that, there isn't any of that. It's all illusion. Underneath all that is just connection and truth. And so that's what I really wanted to, I would say that as an artist and even as a human to encourage people to really start listening, slowing down, breathing and being curious. Staying in curiosity is like the biggest thing outside of all that, not being so certain that we think this is what's the truth and this person's like this and this person's bad and this person's good. Open mind. Because, you know, keeping an open mind and staying curious, you know, and just really just listening to spirit and actually starting to trust intuition, trust God, trust the divine, whatever that is for you. For me, it's really just, you know, starting to breathe and meditate. That's right, the whole system is about not doing that, because I'm 50 now, and my whole life I've had great intuition, and I would just ignore it. Now I've learned go with it. And the more I go with it, it gets even stronger. It's like it's never wrong, it's actually frightening. It's like, what the hell?

50:55 I'd like to make a little correction that was something I said a moment ago about Fred Dyer It's Wayne Dyer. Sorry everybody, but you're they were teleprompter free. We all do that. That's right So listen the show no like why did I make that ridiculous? Much worse than that I hear which by the way speaking together Austin, Texas area. This Saturday we're bringing like-minded, like-hearted people together for the premier of planned. I mean, this is an open premier. A lot of you guys have huge ones that are closed at first. This is open. How do people get tickets? Landemic.com this Saturday in Austin, Texas. I mean, there's something special that happens when people are, I love the premieres and I was going to be there, but I've been conscripted

CHAPTER 17 / 30 Discussion

Austin Premiere Details, Blessing for Fathers

Mickey Willis provides details for the public premiere of "Plandemic: The Musical" this Saturday in Austin, Texas. He announces that fathers and "daddies-to-be" can receive free tickets at Plandemic.com as part of a special "blessing for fathers." The segment introduces a broader discussion on the perceived societal attack on men and the importance of the father figure.

austin· fathers day· plandemic.com· tickets· masculinity

50:06 you know, enemies and division and polarization. But underneath all that, there isn't any of that. It's all illusion. Underneath all that is just connection and truth. And so that's what I really wanted to, I would say that as an artist and even as a human to encourage people to really start listening, slowing down, breathing and being curious. Staying in curiosity is like the biggest thing outside of all that, not being so certain that we think this is what's the truth and this person's like this and this person's bad and this person's good. Open mind. Because, you know, keeping an open mind and staying curious, you know, and just really just listening to spirit and actually starting to trust intuition, trust God, trust the divine, whatever that is for you. For me, it's really just, you know, starting to breathe and meditate. That's right, the whole system is about not doing that, because I'm 50 now, and my whole life I've had great intuition, and I would just ignore it. Now I've learned go with it. And the more I go with it, it gets even stronger. It's like it's never wrong, it's actually frightening. It's like, what the hell?

50:55 I'd like to make a little correction that was something I said a moment ago about Fred Dyer It's Wayne Dyer. Sorry everybody, but you're they were teleprompter free. We all do that. That's right So listen the show no like why did I make that ridiculous? Much worse than that I hear which by the way speaking together Austin, Texas area. This Saturday we're bringing like-minded, like-hearted people together for the premier of planned. I mean, this is an open premier. A lot of you guys have huge ones that are closed at first. This is open. How do people get tickets? Landemic.com this Saturday in Austin, Texas. I mean, there's something special that happens when people are, I love the premieres and I was going to be there, but I've been conscripted

51:40 for a secret mission. I've never had an experience like that. People were so energetic to be in an arena together celebrating truth and unity. They were screaming at the screen. It was funny and irritating at times as a filmmaker. You want to say shut up and listen to the movie. But it was annoying for me too. But it was it was so fun. One screaming. You are the one. Anyway, we're doing it again with 2,000 people and the events that my crew puts on we go all out We have food trucks and all kinds of entertainment and things happening a blessing for the fathers and fathers are free

52:27 So if you're a daddy or daddy to be, go to plandemic.com, we'll hook you up for free because we're gonna do a blessing for fathers because as we're discovering the deeper and deeper that we kind of dig into the cellular. Hold that, this is key. This is your mission and you're dead on and it's an obvious truth but you're really, let's talk about the attack on men. An attack on men is an attack on everybody or women, but there's a particular attack on men. Why is the attack on women just as much too? But the attack on men is overlooked. Let's talk about it with J.P. Sears, Mickey Willis and so many others. Great job musicians. In fact, we'll come back to you too. How do people find your great work? There are of course those who do not want us to speak. We think just like we think. Even now orders are being shouts into telephones and men with guns will soon be on their way. It's Chancellor Suttler. Damn it! Why?

CHAPTER 18 / 30 Discussion

V for Vendetta Monologue, World War III Warning

The broadcast features a dramatic monologue inspired by "V for Vendetta," addressing themes of fear, surveillance, and the loss of freedom. Following the clip, the host warns that the world is currently in a situation more dangerous than the Cuban Missile Crisis, suggesting that the public is being "sleepwalked" into World War III.

v for vendetta· adam sutler· world war iii· cuban missile crisis· censorship

53:21 Because while the truncheon may be used in lieu of conversation, words will always retain their power. Words are for the means to meaning and for those who will listen, the enunciation of truth. The truth is, there is something terribly wrong with this country, isn't there? You designed it, sir. You wanted it foolproof. You told me every television in London. Cruelty and injustice, intolerance and oppression, And where once you had the freedom to object, to think and speak as you saw fit, you now have sensors and systems of surveillance coercing your conformity and selecting your sub-machine. Cameras. We need cameras. How did this happen? Who's to blame? Well, certainly there are those who are more responsible than others. They will be held accountable. But again, truth be told, if you're looking for the guilty, you need only look into a mirror.

54:12 I know why you did it. I know you were afraid. Who wouldn't be? War, terror, disease? There were a myriad of problems which conspired to corrupt your reason and rob you of your common sense. Fear got the best of you, and in your panic, you turned to the now High Chancellor, Adam Sutler. He promised you order, he promised you peace, and all he demanded in return was your silent, obedient consent. There is a war. It's happening now. It will decide the fate of humanity. The time to choose sides has come. We are the resistance. We are the InfoWar. So for freedom everybody, let's all make some noise out there for yourselves so we can hear the planet-living musical screening.

55:08 The message in this film is so important. It just gives you so much joy and so much relief. I loved it. I found it very uplifting. The movie brought tears to my eyes. I just can't wait to go and share it with everybody. Absolutely epic. Now we know we've always been free. Love each other even if we disagree. Cause all inside shines light. Sing it! It's left by three. Mickey Willis, JP Sears in studio for another 30 minutes and I'll hit all the news I haven't gotten to. And we're not being fear mongers here. We have to admit we're in something more dangerous than a Cuban Missile Crisis. So it stops, but they want us to sleepwalk into World War III. So I want to cover that next after we're talking about the pandemic. But you guys did a plug, I asked you to.

56:19 Last segment, but a lot of states don't care that we're on stations all over the country. Most of your premieres are closed, thousands of people come to them. This is a big deal that's open to the public. People can get tickets, free tickets for fathers. Talk about the war on men, women, children. We're all unified, but the attack on men gets overlooked. Men tend to try to be, not complain on the surface, but men are in total crisis. Please speak to that. Well, you know, in all of our research of really trying to dig into what drives these people that are behind these agendas, these anti-human and destructive and anti-life agendas. And when you dig into who they are and what archetype these mostly men are,

CHAPTER 19 / 30 Discussion

Fatherlessness Crisis, Welfare System and Scarcity Consciousness

Mickey Willis identifies "fatherlessness" as the true pandemic in America, linking it to the backgrounds of powerful figures like Bill Gates. Willis shares his personal experience being raised by a single mother on welfare, describing the system as a "ball and chain" that creates a "scarcity consciousness." He argues that the government uses welfare to discourage traditional family structures and merit-based striving.

bill gates· planned parenthood· welfare· scarcity consciousness· single mothers

55:08 The message in this film is so important. It just gives you so much joy and so much relief. I loved it. I found it very uplifting. The movie brought tears to my eyes. I just can't wait to go and share it with everybody. Absolutely epic. Now we know we've always been free. Love each other even if we disagree. Cause all inside shines light. Sing it! It's left by three. Mickey Willis, JP Sears in studio for another 30 minutes and I'll hit all the news I haven't gotten to. And we're not being fear mongers here. We have to admit we're in something more dangerous than a Cuban Missile Crisis. So it stops, but they want us to sleepwalk into World War III. So I want to cover that next after we're talking about the pandemic. But you guys did a plug, I asked you to.

56:19 Last segment, but a lot of states don't care that we're on stations all over the country. Most of your premieres are closed, thousands of people come to them. This is a big deal that's open to the public. People can get tickets, free tickets for fathers. Talk about the war on men, women, children. We're all unified, but the attack on men gets overlooked. Men tend to try to be, not complain on the surface, but men are in total crisis. Please speak to that. Well, you know, in all of our research of really trying to dig into what drives these people that are behind these agendas, these anti-human and destructive and anti-life agendas. And when you dig into who they are and what archetype these mostly men are,

57:02 It's interesting that they either had a relationship with their father similar to Bill Gates, which a very high powered lobbyist and attorney that taught his son that the most important thing you can do is to monopolize industries. The head of Planned Parenthood. Yeah, exactly, head of Planned Parenthood. And so he says a little bit about who that man was. And then you look at the rest of them and they either had a really estranged situation with abusive fathers or fathers that were just titans of business and never there and traveling all the time. Or they had no father. The real crisis in America, the real pandemic is fatherlessness. It has destroyed so many communities.

57:41 Almost got me. I was raised by a single mother on welfare, that welfare program that is, you know, posed as a helping hand, but it's literally a stranglehold that keeps people where they are. A ball and chain. I watched my mother her entire life fear that she would lose her welfare assistance and not be able to feed her four children. And that prevented her from ever having a man in the house, of ever getting married again, of ever traveling, of ever having... It raised me with what I now call scarcity consciousness, that it took me years to get over because I was always told, you know, you better hide that bike in your closet because if a welfare worker comes over and sees a nice Schwinn bicycle like that, they'll think we're misspending our money. And so I spent...

58:24 Most of my life, rejecting and sabotaging any chances of being too wealthy because I didn't want the government- It lowers expectations. It does, right? And so this is part of the mentality that creates ghettos to be ghettos, right? Because no one wants to look good. Everyone wants to look like they're in poverty. And now we see- Renaissance is optimism and the Great Reset admits it wants to kill optimism. It does. Yeah, and now we're in this position of where we're in the middle of this oppression Olympics where everyone's competing to be the most oppressed, the saddest, the most downtrodden, instead of striving for merit and for all the things that have made this country beautiful. Which lifts up humanity. That's exactly right. And so that's again, we're living in reverse. We need to get straight again and start living in the right direction. Otherwise, we will find ourselves

CHAPTER 20 / 30 Discussion

Masculinity vs Feminism, The War on Men

The panel discusses the weakening of men through modern cultural movements, with JP Sears citing Tucker Carlson’s observation that "evil only uses weak people." They argue that feminism has pressured women to behave like men and men to abandon their protective roles. Mickey Willis claims that Gloria Steinem’s work with the CIA was part of a long-term agenda to destroy the traditional family unit.

tucker carlson· feminism· testosterone· gloria steinem· cia

59:14 way behind and in a place where we don't wanna be. Yeah, it's very 1984 where we compete to see who can be the weakest and we tell ourselves that's us being the strongest. And I think with men, simply said, men are being taught to behave like women. And there's nothing that will weaken a man more than him abandoning his masculine to behave like a woman. And by the way, I think they're telling women to behave like men, that's feminism. And I don't think it's working out really well. And I think Tucker Carlson, when he was on with Joe Rogan said it so well, evil only uses weak people.

59:50 Do believe they're really trying to weaken men and women in this case really weakened men were supposed to be the protectors but when we're not we are in a very weakened state and then very usable to evil and Probably not even knowing that we're being used by evil But it's really cool seeing a lot of men wake up because obviously we know we're either gonna do the great reset or the great awakening the choice is ours and I think we're really choosing the great awakening which means for men we have to be warriors, leaders, yeah, leaders, protectors, providers, and that's what empowers everybody. And so my mother, my older daughter is really politically awake. I've got three daughters and one son, but they're all awake to a great extent.

1:00:35 My wife can't watch any movies, my mom anymore, because they all know every movie the woman defeats all the men. That's just not the real, it's not about building up women, it's about creating a false weird thing that women must dominate men to be successful when we're all part of the same species. And to me, I see a huge awakening in the women and they're looking for the men to step up. Women are statistically saying, we reject this, we don't like this, we know this is bad. Well, it's really easy if you look at TikTok, which I try not to do, but sometimes it happens. And you understand how many videos there are of women in their, you know, 35 to 45 years old that are pouring their hearts out, crying, sobbing, understanding that they've been bamboozled into being boss woman and into the ideology that they don't need a man and men are worthless. And so they find themselves in this place now where once upon a time men were

1:01:29 Men are still struggling, but men were struggling far beyond Women and now women are the most depressed the most they have the most anxiety. They're on the most SSRIs and That is all part of the design. So here it is that we you know, the men have been pushed away by a generation of women who have made the mistake of allowing the expansion of feminism to include these ideologies that are actually self-destructive and and have pushed the men away so the men have said, okay fine, I don't know what my role is anymore. I was about to say, men have been retrenched back into being decadent little boys. Peter Pan's, so it, yeah. I mean, how many of us know the relationships, the husband and wife, the older couple, where the father sits at the table and says nothing, if they even sit at the table anymore, and they kind of have this reputation in the family of, oh dad, like who cares? The voice doesn't matter anymore. I remember Paul Ehrlich in like 1979, I played the clip a few times,

1:02:26 It's like a 10-minute clip on X. He's on national TV He goes we're gonna make all of Hollywood images of men weak and pathetic and bad And you saw what married with children all of it, and then it's every image the man is an idiot He's lazy. He's stupid, but women get like what you're trying to take this away You're trying to make me weak by not having a man. It's very obvious It's very obvious and the result of that too is you know some men have succumbed to that ideology and have become idiots and now they've surrendered every bit of their testosterone, their masculinity and that primal vision and drive that primal hunter-gatherer purpose that they have to be the protector, to be the provider and to stand up and fight for this nation. And there's so many men that are out there, you know, fighting with their pink hats on and doing all this stuff thinking that they're actually

1:03:14 being the provider, protecting women by saying, let's destroy female athletics. Let's- And they're really running a CIA, Gloria Steinem worked for the CIA. I know, she sure did. And if people just understood that, they might understand that all of those things, I mean- But our instincts, our hunger is so strong now. All the numbers show it. Women want real men. That's what they're starting to stand up to really admit. Like I actually want a man. I want to be, and it doesn't mean women aren't capable. It doesn't mean that there are some women that are driven to be the provider. That's perfectly fine. That's just what we always happen. But what about the women who wanted more traditional life? I have a very traditional marriage. My wife is still a boss in many ways. There's territories of our lives that I don't even mess with because she's just way better at them.

CHAPTER 21 / 30 Discussion

Isolation and Community, The Power of Family

Mickey Willis reflects on the isolation felt by many young people who lack a family structure, contrasting it with the strength found in community and the nuclear family. He describes a moment of realization regarding the darkness of being alone during times of global tension, such as threats of nuclear war. The host agrees, noting that his family and professional community provide the strength necessary to face legal and political attacks.

isolation· community· family· nuclear attack· scrolling

1:04:02 And so yeah, the most important part of my life is my house and my children. She's the boss of that and then I go out and hunt her gather Yeah, you know we I think we share the responsibility of being the boss of our home and a boss of our children in many ways But there really is a traditional experience that we have she trusts me and I'm worthy of trust I spent many years and that's what they hate is a man and woman together as powerful It really is, because when things are going bad, I was feeling this the other day, I wanna express this because I just had this moment of feeling, I was watching a video with these poor kids who are so isolated into their, in the streets fighting for things that they don't even understand what they're fighting for. And I thought, in this experience that we're all in right now, it can be very scary. We're hearing about Russia, nuclear attacks and all these things going on.

1:04:51 The I I laid down in bed with my wife. We were both on our phones doing our horrible habit of scrolling before we go to bed But I had a thought to myself, what would it be like if I were just totally alone right now? I didn't have the children to wake me up with their cheerful faces. I didn't have this family that I have. I just started feeling like how dark this must be for so many people who bought into this agenda and are now so isolated that they have to follow the collective. They have to follow the mobs. Because it's otherwise they're totally alive. That's all they know. I mean the ecstasy of getting up at 5 a.m. Getting ready doing research, then the kids wake up. I make breakfast most of the time. My wife gets up. We're all hanging out. It's like the birds chirping in the morning. It's meant to happen. It's like it's ecstasy. It's just so good.

1:05:41 It really is, you know, the stuff you're going through in your life, you know, imagine going through that totally alone. Imagine not having that, that disruption. We're talking during the break, it's not just my wife and family supporting me, it's all of you guys. If I didn't have that, it would be horrible, but instead we're all community, it makes us stronger. Yeah, absolutely. And by the way, to your point about women, a lot of women actually want real men again. There's single friends of mine who say the best way to get dates with women is you go up and say something in person because that's so rare now because men have been kind of beta mailed into just using these data apps, which takes zero courage to approach a woman. But these women are saying, just a man having the small courage to come up and say hi, strike up a conversation, maybe get their number.

CHAPTER 22 / 30 Discussion

Traditional Dating, Rites of Passage and Fatherly Authority

JP Sears and Mickey Willis discuss the resurgence of interest in traditional masculinity, noting that women are seeking "original men" in places like Home Depot. They critique the loss of cultural rites of passage, such as the Boy Scouts, and the intentional portrayal of fathers as "idiots" in media. Willis emphasizes that if a father is not a strong leader in the home, children will look to the government for authority.

home depot· boy scouts· rites of passage· anthropology· masculinity

1:06:31 That's a massive appeal for women because it's so rare now. Just men behaving. And remember like six years ago, try to pull up a Gillette commercial, Super Bowl commercial where a guy tries to say hi to a girl and the guy stops him. Like, whoa, you don't talk to a girl. That's harassment. So now women are going to Home Depot and Lowe's. It's all over the news for five years going because they can still find like original men. They're like plumbers and stuff. They'll talk to them because the other men, JB elaborate on that. That's this is key. Yeah. Yeah, I've never been a woman except for six weeks ago, I did it for a day and it was really cool. I felt real. But I would imagine being a woman, this thing about a protector, a provider, someone who has a physiology and psychology that's different than mine. Who in primitive times, this guy is necessary for my survival.

1:07:22 We still have the same physiology we did back then. So I would imagine from what I'm told by women, it would be true that that appeals to a woman. I want someone who can protect me and can provide for me if I choose to be the the you know, the bearer of children. Because that creates completion you have different parts and you you create it's our biology and and and what's very important to understand that when we look at the the ever-expanding trend through the decades of Teenage rebellion, there's a reason for it

1:07:58 It's not natural. I think that we have all been by design confused between what's natural and what's normal. So we see patterns repeat and we go, well, that must be natural. No, it's normalized. And so our children- Plus, because you study anthropology, in all cultures actually this rites of passage with your uncles and your fathers and your mothers and aunts and sisters. No, you're in a ritual and you admire them, they admire you, and it's a process. It's from the 60s, the CIA is fighting your parents, it's not even real. And none of those rituals are allowed anymore, even the Boy Scouts are not the Boy Scouts anymore, right? That was a ritual, that was the modern day American Western ritual, is to put the boys in Boy Scout and girls in Girl Scouts and let them be together to learn what it means to be a boy and to be a man. But the thing that I learned as a father is that

1:08:44 If you're not strong in your masculine, strong so the kids actually understand like, you know, almost every night we had a funny moment last night when, you know, I'm yelling to my 10 year old, you know, time to go to bed, he's playing with a dog and half hour later time to go to bed and he's playing with a dog. Finally I go, you got 10 seconds, 10, 9, and we always laugh because you just hear how fast they run the moment I start counting, right? So there's a sense of Dad's voice matters. Somebody's got to be in charge. Now what happens, what happens when they don't feel the strength from dad is they then they then they're left with unconsciously subconsciously if dad is is weak and I can manipulate him and he doesn't have a voice and power who's got my back in this world and they move the government in the system they move to the government so there's a gravity well if you're not the leader somebody else will be that's right

1:09:35 Yeah, and that's what happens. That's why so many, you know, I used to teach in South Central Los Angeles and most of the kids were in gangs and 100% of them had fatherless homes and they found a gang only because they needed that protection. They found a fake father that would leave them. Yeah, that's right. I want to get a closing comment from these two great artists here who have been patiently sitting there listening to us. And we're gonna go to break, come back. You guys are draft for the rest of the hour or at least another 15 minutes after this. But guys, you're hearing all this stuff. Great musicians with this whole, you know, great a pandemic, the musical a pandemic.com closing comments on just what you're hearing here.

CHAPTER 23 / 30 Discussion

Johnny Twilight’s Coming Out, The Courage to Speak Truth

Mickey Willis acknowledges musician Johnny Twilight for his courage in appearing on a "banned" network, noting the fear of being disconnected from his social "tribe." Johnny describes the experience of following the truth as a way to put oneself in resonance with God and nature. The host compares the feeling of telling the truth to a "psychedelic" experience that leads to spiritual synchronicity.

johnny twilight· courage· banned network· tribe· synchronicity

1:08:44 If you're not strong in your masculine, strong so the kids actually understand like, you know, almost every night we had a funny moment last night when, you know, I'm yelling to my 10 year old, you know, time to go to bed, he's playing with a dog and half hour later time to go to bed and he's playing with a dog. Finally I go, you got 10 seconds, 10, 9, and we always laugh because you just hear how fast they run the moment I start counting, right? So there's a sense of Dad's voice matters. Somebody's got to be in charge. Now what happens, what happens when they don't feel the strength from dad is they then they then they're left with unconsciously subconsciously if dad is is weak and I can manipulate him and he doesn't have a voice and power who's got my back in this world and they move the government in the system they move to the government so there's a gravity well if you're not the leader somebody else will be that's right

1:09:35 Yeah, and that's what happens. That's why so many, you know, I used to teach in South Central Los Angeles and most of the kids were in gangs and 100% of them had fatherless homes and they found a gang only because they needed that protection. They found a fake father that would leave them. Yeah, that's right. I want to get a closing comment from these two great artists here who have been patiently sitting there listening to us. And we're gonna go to break, come back. You guys are draft for the rest of the hour or at least another 15 minutes after this. But guys, you're hearing all this stuff. Great musicians with this whole, you know, great a pandemic, the musical a pandemic.com closing comments on just what you're hearing here.

1:10:11 Yeah, I think the final comment I would say right now is getting back into trusting ourselves a lot more. I think we've given up a lot of power to authority, to ideas, to the doctors, the system, the government, all of that information. I think that it's a resurgence of really stepping back into our own inner sovereignty, our own trust of ourselves. What do you got to say, Johnny? Yeah, all this talk, it just reminds me of just bringing up nature. And you can call it God, but this idea that nature is very simple. Nature likes when man and woman come together. Nature sort of, you know, things flow from that. A lot of abundance comes from just a very simple understanding of kind of who we are. And they do a good job of just confusing that and that gravity well idea is really cool.

1:10:52 But yeah, just getting back to basics, it's such a beautiful, natural thing to be in your masculine and to be in your feminine. So I think, yeah, that beautiful connection to God and nature is key here. I wanna just call something out here because I like to always talk about the deeper purpose and what's really happening beneath the surface. So Johnny Twilight, this is his real coming out here. And he was nervous about doing this show. And I just want to acknowledge you, Johnny, because it's a thing that it takes some courage, you know. And he knew that after I do this with the most banned TV network ever, there's no coming back from this. Even though he's fully awake and highly intelligent, there's still that fear of the disconnection from the tribe and what will this mean for those who don't understand.

1:11:46 And so we had a little talk as he was driving here from Los Angeles last night. And I said, listen, man, it's entirely up to you. All I will tell you is, you know, there's a gift in being courageous and crossing that line. And I've yet to meet one person who's regretted it. So, you know, you are a living example of this happening right here today, Johnny, of being willing as an artist and a musician to stand for what you believe in despite what might come from this. And I'm proud of you, man. I'm proud of you too and I want to just say this. Thank you. Thank you. There'll be an attack up front to see if they can bend your will again, but once it's like going over a mountain, once you go over it, it's all just easy. Like you got to, there's a first, it just, and then once you go over the top, there's no going back. Yeah. And you don't want to go back. That's the, that's the beauty of it. You don't want to go back because it just gets better. And when I tell the truth in my life, colors get brighter. It's like, so now

1:12:41 It's literally telling the truth is like psychedelic. It's like you're not meant to, you want to train your brain to just tell the truth. And then all the numbers show up, all the weird 1111s and 333s and all the crazy stuff starts happening. You realize there's some synchronistic sacred GM. I would describe telling the truth and loving God is like being on five hits of acid all the time. Does that make sense? I'm with you Alex. Yes, go ahead Johnny. Yeah, I just love that. I think following the truth is kind of what puts us in resonance with God or with nature. And then yeah, I love that idea. Just following the truth, being strong and in faith with it, and things start to flow for you.

1:13:22 Yeah, I totally believe it. And just to add, the thing we were talking about earlier about just dropping into trust, which also is basically dropping into the self, dropping into the divine. And for me, again, I want to just keep, I can't stop reiterating that when I slow down and I breathe, and I think everyone experiences this, whether you're doing music or art or tennis or a sport, is that when you drop into that, you're in the moment, you're in the present moment when there's nothing else there, but you and the mastery. You're not thinking about the results, you're not thinking about the future, you're not attached, and that's the suffering that can be, you know, can actually make you not as effective and masterful at doing something. So I think really just slowing down and breathing, and that's when the alignment, like Mickey just said, the numbers start showing up, you know you're on the right path, things start working out, you're hitting better notes as a singer, you know, tapping into that next level, being, you know, super on in the vortex. So, you know. There's a real science in that. Super on in the vortex.

CHAPTER 24 / 30 Discussion

Channeling Divine Intelligence, The Desert of No Distractions

Deepak and Mickey Willis discuss the difference between "recycled" art and "channeled" inspiration from divine intelligence. They argue that true mastery requires slowing down to allow subtle information to flow through, referencing how prophets historically went to the desert to avoid distractions. This "plugging back in" is presented as the ultimate goal for a transformed humanity.

divine intelligence· channeling· mastery· prophets· desert

1:12:41 It's literally telling the truth is like psychedelic. It's like you're not meant to, you want to train your brain to just tell the truth. And then all the numbers show up, all the weird 1111s and 333s and all the crazy stuff starts happening. You realize there's some synchronistic sacred GM. I would describe telling the truth and loving God is like being on five hits of acid all the time. Does that make sense? I'm with you Alex. Yes, go ahead Johnny. Yeah, I just love that. I think following the truth is kind of what puts us in resonance with God or with nature. And then yeah, I love that idea. Just following the truth, being strong and in faith with it, and things start to flow for you.

1:13:22 Yeah, I totally believe it. And just to add, the thing we were talking about earlier about just dropping into trust, which also is basically dropping into the self, dropping into the divine. And for me, again, I want to just keep, I can't stop reiterating that when I slow down and I breathe, and I think everyone experiences this, whether you're doing music or art or tennis or a sport, is that when you drop into that, you're in the moment, you're in the present moment when there's nothing else there, but you and the mastery. You're not thinking about the results, you're not thinking about the future, you're not attached, and that's the suffering that can be, you know, can actually make you not as effective and masterful at doing something. So I think really just slowing down and breathing, and that's when the alignment, like Mickey just said, the numbers start showing up, you know you're on the right path, things start working out, you're hitting better notes as a singer, you know, tapping into that next level, being, you know, super on in the vortex. So, you know. There's a real science in that. Super on in the vortex.

1:14:12 Sounds like a badass album name. Boom. That's what's up. Well, there's something very important in what you're saying too because there's two places that I've learned that artists receive their inspiration. And that's either recycled through all the stuff that we've experienced, which just means rehashing and duplicating what's been done, regurgitation. And then there's the channeling something from divine intelligence that just comes through you. And you know when it hits. You know, I mean, that's why we've seen through the years, we've all seen people get up and accept major awards to say, I don't know where this song came from. It just kind of wrote itself. And if you've ever had that experience of just having something come through you,

1:14:55 Hopefully that was enough to let you know. And it's beyond addicting. The devil can't give you that. Only connecting to God can. Yeah, but you can only really achieve that by slowing down as Deepak is saying because if we move so fast and that's why we have so many distractions at us all day long because the more we slow down to allow that That subtle that subtle information. That's why the prophets always and every went to the desert. Yeah. Yeah, exactly where there's nothing There's nothing there. No distractions. No birds nothing to to interfere with the reception of that information and I know that I've created a lot of art and sometimes I can feel it when it just came from my mind, you know, like the limited hard drive and when I'm plugged into the internet and it's flowing through and so I think the real goal here is is

CHAPTER 25 / 30 Discussion

Unstoppable Force, The Fear of Loss

JP Sears discusses how aligning one's words with their heart and intuition creates an "unstoppable force." He lists figures like Jordan Peterson, Dave Chappelle, and Joe Rogan as examples of "uncancellable" people who refuse to acquiesce to intimidation. The host reflects on his own refusal to apologize for his beliefs, stating that admitting wrong when you are right causes "psychological scoliosis."

jordan peterson· dave chappelle· joe rogan· reputation· unstoppable

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1:17:19 We've got about 15 minutes left with you guys. And I just want JP Sears, who's a great anthropologist in his own right, to talk about what we should do and just other key points that are on your heart. And then also Mickey Willis. Yeah, well, one of the things that I think we as a collective should do that helps us express the power that we've had all along, that they try to hypnotize us into believing we don't have this power, is the more we can align our words, say what we think, with our thoughts that are actually coming from our own brains and the guidance of our heart, our intuition, the more we channel that power. And one of the ingredients I personally think we need that you model so well, Alex, is if you don't have the fear of losing what could be taken away, you're unstoppable.

1:18:11 And maybe said differently, you probably will have that fear. But if you don't let that fear stop you, if you don't let anybody or anything intimidate you from you speaking your mind and you acting congruent with your heart, soul and your own mind, you're an unstoppable force. And Alex, I think you're one of the best examples. Well, for me, I don't want you to elaborate, For me, having that fear is losing, so I instinctively don't care because we lose everything if we give in to the fear. Yeah, exactly. And if you look at the people who are uncancellable, you Alex, Jordan Peterson, Dave Chappelle, Joe Rogan, the one thing that they don't do is acquiesce.

1:18:56 You know, anything that can be taken away isn't something that you're going to sit on your deathbed regretting. Like all my, they, they took away my reputation. By the way, they want you to say you're wrong when you really weren't. And I wasn't sophisticated six years ago when they're all over the news. I was sophisticated, but not as much as I am now. You learn, I'm sure I'll be better later. I'm not far from perfect. They would just stop sending people to our houses and attacking us. Well, I've never done that. I never said the things they said. They said, just apologize. And I went, okay, I apologize. They went, you admit you lied. And when I said that I was wrong, metaphysically, that all hell broke loose. Yeah, I think when you admit you're wrong when you know you weren't and you were aligned with your truth, it gives you psychological scoliosis. So they get you to not stand up as strong and tall as you actually are. Why are they obsessed with that?

CHAPTER 26 / 30 Discussion

Consensual Control, Whistleblowers and Heroism

JP Sears defines evil as any entity that tries to control an individual against their best interest, noting that such control requires the victim's consent. Mickey Willis adds that many people within the Pentagon and CIA are beginning to "resign and step out" as they become aware of the agendas they were supporting. This act of risking one's livelihood for the truth is described as "true heroism."

satan· control· whistleblowers· pentagon· cia

1:19:46 I, I don't get off on people saying I'm guilty. I'm bad to me. Like what is this guilt thing they do to me? I mean, to me it goes back to control. I mean the, My opinion God's way is freedom it expands Satan's way evil's way is constriction and control Evil wants to control my working definition of evil is anyone or anything that tries to control you in a way That's not in your best interest and by the way, they sell evil like it's hot devil cheerleaders. No, it's not It's literally living in a 200 square foot coffin and being a slave Yeah, it's just constricting you and I think one of the things that I

1:20:23 People allow themselves to be controlled by, which by the way, most control, it only works on a consensual basis. You have to consent to the control, whether you know you are or not, it's a consensual- You must kiss the ring. Absolutely. So how do you not do that? Well, I, I think be aware of the fear that comes up. No, you have to know yourself. You have to know what you think and then have the courage to say those words, take the actions. And I think Johnny, the musician we just saw is a beautiful, vulnerable example of some say, yeah, I had to go through fear to be here at the studio. Cause you fear what you could lose. you

1:21:17 other times, but like 10 years ago and he said, yeah, or it was like eight years ago, because I'm supporting Trump, Live Nation won't vote me anywhere. He could fill arenas, we're gonna lose $20 million, but I don't care. And that was so strong that he didn't care. That's huge. And by the way, one of the things I think people really fear the loss of is love. Like Johnny was saying, well, I don't know, maybe I'll lose the love of people around me. You never lose love. You can lose approval. But you lose the fake people. You lose the fake people and fake love is through the currency of approval. But you don't receive actual love until you expose the surface area of who the hell you actually are to the world around you. That's how you get love. You gotta put skin in the game. You get love.

1:22:03 And it's beautiful. Skin in the game. Absolutely. So what is your advice to folks that are on the fence, the Pentagon and the CIA? You see we're on a runaway train to death. How would you not join us now? We just want prosperity and freedom and. Well, I think they are in a lot of ways joining us. There's a lot of whistleblowers numerous that the world doesn't even hear. It's happening. There are people that are stepping out, resigning all over the place, all over the world. No longer able, it's happening within our country, no longer able to support now that they're becoming aware of what it is that they're actually supporting. They're starting to see it now. So even for the blind.

CHAPTER 27 / 30 Discussion

Mickey Willis’s Transformation, From Feminist to Truth Seeker

Mickey Willis reflects on his past as a "useful idiot" and a self-described feminist who once promoted gender-neutral parenting. He describes his current life as being dedicated to undoing that damage through a foundation of faith and family. Willis shares a personal anecdote about his birthday and the fulfillment he finds in his relationship with his children and wife.

feminist· barbie dolls· useful idiot· faith· birthday

1:22:38 It's hard not to see. And so they are stepping forward and God bless all of you that are making that choice. I know it's very difficult. You have families to feed, you have mortgages and all that, and you're risking it all. And that's what it really takes. That's true heroism on this planet. And there's always a sacrifice that comes with that. So the sacrifice is letting go of what you're used to and really the comfort. We have been lulled into being addicted to comfort and convenience and it's killing us. By the way, I was seeing you with Minkovic's film like six, seven years ago and you looked smart and great and giving interviews. You were there, but you're like 10 times the guy now. Well, thank you, Alex. And it's- No, but I mean, it's dramatic. Well, I've been a work in progress and it's been, I was a useful idiot for a number of years not knowing. I called myself a feminist. I had viral videos that went out there that the left was supporting me as the poster child of allowing my boys to play with Barbie dolls and all this stuff that was happening that I thought was something to be proud of. I didn't understand that I was being part of and pushing an agenda

1:23:41 That ultimately would lead to the destruction of the country that I love so much and our way of life And so my life now is dedicated to undoing some of the damage that I feel that I was part of perpetuating while I was on the road with I mean how much more fulfilled are you know, I I, you know, it's my life, Alex, is it's now I understand why they don't want us in a place of having a healthy foundation of faith, a healthy family, because I have so much to fight for now. that there's nothing that could possibly stop me. It's so good. Life is so good that there are some times when I'm holding my children and I have just the coolest relationship with my kids and I'm holding them just to hug like, by the way, today's my birthday and my kids woke me up with this beautiful birthday message and I was holding my oldest boy. I just feel this sense of like, like there's

1:24:35 Like this, this is what they don't want us to have. It's the essence, it's the future, it's the universe, you've got it. It was right there in my arms. You know, and when I hold my wife I feel the same way. Like there's nothing I wouldn't do for this woman that has dedicated her life to me and my family. And I am willing to take it as far as I need to take it in the name of love, in the name of unity, in the name of truth. And that for me is where they don't want us. They want us separated from that. And there's something I wanted to share with you because I also understood that there's a metaphor that I have of helping the people that are on the front line of this fight become what I call stealth fighters. The stealth fighters off the radar of the enemy.

CHAPTER 28 / 30 Discussion

Stealth Fighters, Vibrational Frequency and God

Mickey Willis introduces the metaphor of "stealth fighters," explaining that individuals can stay off the "enemy's radar" by vibrating at a frequency of divinity rather than fear. He emphasizes that this consciousness must be paired with a belief in a higher power, which he calls God. While expressing a distaste for organized religion, Willis argues that recognizing divine intelligence is necessary to avoid succumbing to the "dark side."

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1:25:19 And when you understand how important that is to just take that as a model because there is a way for us and it's vibrationally. If we are hanging out in this dark, deep, scared, particularly fear, and the vibration of fear and the fear of loss, we are literally vibrating at the very frequency of the people that are creating these destructive agendas. And so we're on their radar and we're there and they can attack us. but when we have the ability to vibrate at another frequency, fully aware, never looking away from what's really happening in the world, but being fully aware of what's happening, taking that in, but meeting that with this divinity consciousness, this yes, it's here, yes, it's happening, it's unbelievable, but I'm also grateful that I get to be alive during this transformational process. By the way, let me just stop you and keep going, but you just said the most heavy thing in 30 years on air, Robin,

1:26:13 You just said the huge secret and I have been dreaming about this the last few months and I didn't say it, but you just said it. literally consciously recognizing God and unity and freedom sends out a wavelength. You don't have to do anything. You've just got to recognize it's a lie, even though you're in the Defense Department or the CIA or a corrupt college or corporation. Literally just recognizing God and unity and freedom creates a wavelength and they won't even see what's going on. It's consciousness. It's psychic. It's just the decision and everything else flows from that. Very well said Alex and that has to be married with the belief in a higher power a divine intelligence it has to be because if you think

1:26:53 I understand I was we talked about last week when I was on the show I'm still very turned off by a lot of organized religion I think they take it too far, and it's just the well It's there to turn you off side of the coin of extremism no, and but there's something if you don't understand that there's something really intelligent that's leading and and and working with all of nature all of life in this primal and intrinsic drive for us to procreate the experience of this gift we call life. If you don't understand, there's some divine intelligence behind that. I call that God. You're not delving into the power. You're not recognizing it. If you don't have that...

1:27:31 You just think it's yours just you and you are the end all and there's nothing else that exists out there. You are destined to Ultimately become part of the dark side. It's just going to happen. You've cut yourself off You have and you're on the radar and you will ultimately succumb to the sadness the depression the anxiety and everything else that That is where they want us. So that's me people ask how am I handling this? I'm the happiest I've ever been well, I mean, this is like literally dialing into the universe, the perfect synchronicity. You think we're just floating around a planet, all this badass shit's here for no reason, folks? The creator is real. You can align with that or this sabotage operation. And that brings up a very important, in this spirit of sometimes we're moving in the wrong direction. Sometimes the answer is letting go.

CHAPTER 29 / 30 Discussion

Thomas Fire Loss, The Butterfly Metaphor

Mickey Willis shares the story of losing his home and possessions in the Thomas Fire in California two years before the pandemic. He uses the "butterfly and cocoon" metaphor to explain that the struggle was necessary for his growth and eventual move to Texas. Willis encourages the host to "turn loose" and trust that the current legal challenges are simply the "next chapter" of a larger transformation.

thomas fire· california· butterfly· cocoon· texas

1:28:21 And so I feel that as your friend, I feel like, as I said to you during break, like something about the butterfly. You know, it's the butterfly becomes really addicted to that cocoon, the security of that cocoon. And then it struggles. And it struggles inside that cocoon and the mistake is letting it out too early because the struggle is what gives it the circulation to grow wings. And so we're in this place right now where we're struggling and we're fighting through the darkness and it's ugly and it's yucky and we're in that caterpillar soup. But eventually the cocoon breaks open and it exposes, again, as tried and whatever as that may sound, it's a beautiful metaphor that I never lose sight of because- And that's what they're scared of. We're coming out of the cocoon. The butterfly is the symbol of transformation. And so we're literally, when I left the show last week, you had me run down here on a Friday, do a quick kind of an emergency show with you. And I had a lot of friends calling me going, how's Alex? Everyone's concerned with you. And I said, you know what? Alex is awesome. Alex is doing really fucking good right now.

1:29:23 And he's gonna be just fine. Yes, I can't imagine going through what he's going through. He's trying to hold that in his body He's a strong man and there's ups and downs and being attacked from all angles and waking up with the with the you know The influx of what's going to happen to me today? I know what that's like and that's heavy and it's dark but if but because of what the training that you've gone through for so many years Alex and and fighting these forces and knowing that... And that's key. It was literally God, I'm nobody, God literally put weight on me to get me ready for this. Yeah, yeah. I told everyone, I said, Alex is going to be just fine. Don't worry about that, man, because something new is coming here. And even I talk with some of your lovely producers who I love on the show. You have such a great crew. They were expressing concern to me and I said,

1:30:09 Maybe it's the opposite direction. Maybe you just let it go and trust that something else is, the next chapter is ready to unfold for you here. And what would it look like if you just let that be? Because that is also part of serving. That's what God told me in the last few weeks. Just turn loose. This is like rocket boosters on the space shuttle. I'll tell the crowd, I don't have a plan. Whatever happens, we stay true till it's shut down and then we do something now. And we're gonna do it. Yeah, so my family two years before the pandemic was announced, we lost everything we owned in a house fire, in the Thomas fires in California. We literally got out with pajamas, hard drives and our one car, one car was burning the fire. We had two cars, lost everything, thing, not everything, but everything, very important distinction. And then two years later, the pandemic is announced,

1:30:59 We owned almost nothing at the time and we had a lot of crap in the house that burned. And we have a van and everything we own fit in the van. And had that not happened, life does not happen to us, it happens for us. If people could just live that way, we would eliminate so much suffering. But the moment we looked at each other, my wife and I, and said, Well, Los Angeles doesn't want us anymore. They actually started a petition in our little hometown to make us move. We can go wherever we want for the first time in our lives. We don't have this heavy anchor of a bunch of crap to take with us. We found a new home here in Texas and my children are thriving as a result of that. We have- Glad to have you. We have community that we've never experienced before, people who love us for us not because we agree. And so just understanding that that stuff showed up for us and got rid of everything in our life that we needed so we could make this massive- And now you've reached hundreds of millions of people. And all of that happens, you know, like that's our-

1:31:57 That yeah, thank you. I haven't seen that in years. So that was us. That's us at the fire the place of our home and and Anyway, so that's yeah just kind of reminiscing here on that amazing cruise ready, but it wouldn't have happened You know, it was meant to happen and we could have held on and been bitter and we weren't insured properly. So we didn't even get any of this stuff back. We could have been sad and depressed. Why did this happen to us? But we said, why did this happen for us? Maybe there's a whole new chapter of our lives ready to unfold. Now we're living it. And I just wish that for everybody. Amazing. JP Sears, closing comments.

CHAPTER 30 / 30 Discussion

Master vs Victim, The Weight of Adversity

JP Sears concludes by discussing the choice between being a "master" or a "victim" when facing adversity. He argues that tyrannical globalists are providing the "weight" that allows individuals to grow stronger, provided they choose to lift it. The host uses the analogy of pruning a rose bush to describe how society is currently being "trimmed" of "crap" to allow for a more powerful resurgence.

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1:32:52 macro world and our individual micro worlds and looking at when we have adversity as part of life, but the muscle can only be as strong as the weight is heavy. The question is, how do you respond to the weight? Do you let it crush you under the bar or do you choose to lift it no matter how painful and struggling it might be. So there's tyrannical globalists that are serving up weights for us. If we just look at those as a curse, we make ourselves the victim. But if we look for the blessings within the curse, we realize now we're the master and you can't be a master and a victim at the same time. So choosing how you respond to your personal adversity and our national adversity and global adversity

1:33:37 I think the choice is ours and we might want to choose masterfully. Well, that's where I am at 50. I've been around a while, but it's like I finally learned like I'm not a mask because I don't like pain, but every time it attacks, we just get stronger. It's like ridiculous. Like every time I go up a level, every time I go, Scott, I trust you. And then all this great stuff happens. Well, you're moving in the opposite direction of where they want us because it's all meant to wear us down. To chip away and wear us down. But there are certain archetypes and you are one of the living examples of that. Of people that get fueled and empowered the more they try to chop you down. And that is our natural way of being. And when we live from that, I think the attacks stop because they start to realize that they're just causing the opposite effect. Well, everybody knows who's had a garden. When you trim a rose bush, what happens?

1:34:31 That's right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And sometimes we need to trim. Because I have like, you know, a house with a bunch of rose bushes and like the Mexican gardeners like cut them way down to the ground. It's like boom! Yeah. It's like if you don't cut it, it just dies. Yeah. Absolutely. We're getting a lot of crap pruned from society right now. I think the old paradigm we're watching it crumble and it's kind of exciting, scary at times, but I think we can choose to respond with a lot of grace and power. It makes me feel really good. JP Sears and Mickey Willis, you came here, plandemic.com. The movie premieres this weekend. It's going to come out in the next month. Free to the world. Make it huge.

1:35:07 Thank you so much. I'm gonna air a little promo come back and plug or we can't find the operation I want to say bye to you guys for you go, but love the crew the musicians I was always nervous about a live thing But they nailed that was like better than national TV like, you know American Idolers. That was so amazing We got to cut that out Maybe when I do this break you guys going to tell the crew great Wilson right out the door what you should call that like live You live What's the word in music performance, live performance of the, or whatever cool headline you want. That was amazing. They, they, they never disappoint those guys. That's the name of the shirt together. We rise. Yup. Yeah, that's right. All right, guys. I really appreciate you. Thank you. JP Sears. What do they find you? Awaken with JP.com is the best place to find me. Or if you find me offensive, that's the best place to avoid. And your crew over here, how do they find the musicians?